Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-05

/ The PAULDrNO CLARION, will plhse
accent our thanks for is cry honoIble
notice ofour firm determination to Pep
our flag flying Notwithstanding o1're-
cent defeat. Judging from the one
Of its columns. we expect the CEai0"
and the Argus will soon be Datang
side by side in support ofthat purePa-
triot and exalted statesman CHAREs
LYNCH.
NJ Hear what General Jacbon
said in 1882:
"A Bank Of the United States in
many respects convenient for the gov
eminent and useful for the people
Van Burenism and Jacksonism, APP
pearsis somewhat different,as Mr. Clai-
borne, elected from Mississippi as a
Van Buren, man, said in his Letter to
the wing committee Of Columbus as
follows:
"Under no circumstances, gentlemen,
will / vote for a NATIONAL Bank"
On the 18th Of next month (October)
the Choctaw Commissioners to adjust
claims to reservations Of lands under
the 18th article Of the Treaty Of 1880,
will meet in this town. JONATHAN
PINCKNEY, Esq. the Secretary is now
here to file all claims which may be
presented, and to issue summOnses for
witnesses, previous to the session OF
the commissioners.
We perceive by the Natchez Courier
that the Hon. WV. VANNERsON has de-
climed becoming a candidate for Gov
ernor. We are much in hopes that
Mr.. Grimball will also resolve to leave
the field clear to Governor Lynch. If
he persists in running and we have two
candidates our defeat is certain.
The Nashville Banner and the
Nashville Republican have been uni
ted, and will hereafter be published
daily, trl-weekly and weekly under the
name of the "REPUBLIcAN BANNER"
Both Of the above papers battled man.
fully and successfully in the cause of
wing principles, and now that the battle
has been fought for and won in good
old Tennessee, they have concentrated
their forces.
Those of our friends who desire a
Tennessee paper, we would warmly
recommend the Republican Banner"
Florida Wdr.-We learn from the |
Nashville Republican Banner that Gov.
Cannon Of Tennessee has been inform !
ed by the War Department that another
call will be made on him to supply
militia and volunteers for the purpose
Of carrying on the Florida War. Gov.
Cannon placed himself in a very deli
cate situation during the last campaign
in sending volunteers to Florida, and
we are inclined to think he will act
more prudently this time. He incur
red Pf rs p;s labjllissto heavy amognt
sisting bleeding Florida, which he has
not, as yet, been relieved 10 the amount
Of one cent by the general government,
the act of congress to the contrary not.
withstanding.
A ,Donsdn shot man by the name of
Jackson in Nashville on the oath ult.-
We believe he was not the ''OId hero"
Woodruff & Mason engravers, of
Cincinnati, have commenced the bust.
ness Of Bank Note engravers. They
are Western men and deserve the pat.
aomge Of iDeSteTn people. We are
rapidly becoming independent of the
North. II
Large contracts have been made to
deliver pork at 90 so per hundred.
Ihls IS good news for Mississippi, and
emigration to our State will be doubled
IN consequence, as the high price of
provisions has prevented many from
settling within our borders.
The New York Times the leading
Van Buren, paper in that city, takes the
Washington Globe to task for abusing
the merchants; and says that IN so do
ing It mlsrepresents Mr.. Van Burep.
and makes a sweeping denunciation oil
al classes in the loyal State Of New
York. This looks like division in the
Van Buren, ranks.
In consequence of an unavoidable
circumstance. the following toasts
drank at the Clayton dinner on We'd
Resday last, were Omitted.-We now
insert them by Hugh Horah. No,.,b
CarOlina.-My native State she has
shown to the people of the Unite5
States that she is not "asleeD." but :
awake to her true interests-Vsn RI.
renism is dead within her borders.
By DR.. D. LipscOmb.-Jokn C.. Cal
hOwn. Great man, though slandered ]
and abused by the reptiles who crawl !
a Al.