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[>'gnrdJ E. W. MOORE. Lit. U. S Navy.


One plan proposed by the Governor of NIsss-
81 pl To hinder capital from going of the state
is TO pass act prohibiting the introduction Of
slaves as merchandise. He thinks such meas
ure will be highly beneficial to the interests of the
community. Some physicians of the modern
Ger,ran School, hold that all diseases are the re-
suit OF m excess OF any one poison ano her in
the human system, and to prevent the body from
filling prey to its violence, another poison must
be administered in such quantities as to counter
act the influence of the former. His cxceency
must be convert to this system of cures He has
carried it into commercial therapeutics. We con-
gra uIate him upon the successful application of
the doctrine to the diseases the countrvis now la.
boring under. lie evidently regards the breaking
up of confidence, scarcity of nancy, runous de-
cline OF cotton, depreciation of slaves, contraction
Of the hanks, as posons ot the most vrulent ma
inre, and accordingly recommends the substu
zion OF post notes and Introduction Of the negro
trade as Alternatives. 1t is matter of surprise
how readily the human mind will fly from evil 10
tn FIRST appearance of rescue though it may be
ever SO delusve. That his excellency should so
fur lose sighr of the true principles of Commerce
as W recommend lurtner violation OF them, to
cure disorders arising from neglect of these very
cardinal points, is to be Iamcnted than won.
aered at. Surrounded on all sides hy the out
WORKS OF system that has made its way into thr
most Intimate relations Of life, any other voice
ONT that which echoes hack its influences would
ant lie heard. Had Governor Lynch possessed
the moral courage to refuse cunvenlnp the Lepis.
'ature, and told the people that the present iruuh-
es ere beyond the remedy Of Legislation, he
would have been set down as an enemy to the
public veal But that he should have had the
weakness to recommend measures which, If a.
i"pted, Wi! do more mi ury to Mississippi than all
he present ruin, only proves 10 Us how ihcapaci-
ated the mind is 10 Judge, when thrown into the
nldsi OF difficulties participa,or Of their ef-
ects. The planters of Mississippi, have hitherto
gone on upon false basis. 1t were far better
or 'hem to meet their creditors, pay them what
hey can,-beg4 de moro Il system by which their
;apni may stand against their liabilities, and a.
'anhon the dangerous schemes Of Bank and Bill
;redits tina, have been tAe sole cause of their pre-.
tent disasters. They f1olishy put their trust in
,rok on reeds. Let them ienceturth seek firm
foundation for their edifir,s.
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Donna Curtra went "tf with tremendous n, :
p!anse lns' nigh, toa crowded auditory. We
know not which admire most, Mercadanie or
Br!lln The former is certainly great printer
of the serntr passions. PantaneIIi additions
al laurcls in Diego, while Papan.i earned tor her.
self the admiration OF all in the part of the Queen
lhe Ballet was quite amusing se:pos and Che
rardi dance with good tnste. The LATER seems
to understand his business thornugily.
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flkE.-Ah bout half pas, twelve o'clock this
morning, Hewlel's Exchange, at the corner of
Charters and St. Louis SIS, was discovered 10 he
on fire. Our tficient iremen, however, put a stop
to the dev"nrng element before any serious dam
age was done.
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EDITED BY JOHN GIBSON.

r AITHFUL AND Boil

N1MWlOIs2lh-hANS
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TAEATRE---ST. CHARLES.
Mrs CHARLOTTE BARNES respectfully informs
her her friends and the public, that her FAREWELL
ID. Isl Nav. 80
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sOHEEE guUsHcaLE


-- GRAND SALOON NEW EXCHANGE HOTEL
Ss lis. MORLEY, i'll returning thanks for the kind
w ratronasS bestowed upon her at her irst Concn
on Monday evening last in compliance with the general
request OF her hleds will have the henor of presenting
a. second Soree Musicale this evening Thursday ill.,
9TH inst' al the Excong Hotel aided by tie following
enlineht artlss:-sS. Cioif the dstngu shed Iro hy
MIST, who viii play popular air. Mr.. Bishop mr.
Morley, and Mr.. Paterson, principal Fusi, from Bos
TIN; and Mons. Nores VIII III the haudsonest manner
hlye rendered their valuable services.
He programme will consist of the most Admired
Songs, Duet &C. as viii be pressed in the bills of
the evening. : "
Mons Noes, will preside at the Piano Fort.
Doors If tue Saloon open at half past 4 to commence
at O'Clock. ~ N'''''> nv
TICKETS si-to be had II, Casey's Music Store and
the EHcfa sc Hotel. ~
$40 nE, RECOMPENsE
HAST esarse de l'anne dE sousignee e ~ an couran,
az nn ehesal coalcur baye ella ire age de six aus ct
liant de b aaaes, Coles ct qrcne neir les deux pods
de dehnleTe blaze, ct terre des qnartu pels De re-
conelse q dessns scrsnt donne'e celui l'rameunra
eng lc 5ousSighee JACOB MAHLA,
-.asHI Lafayette.
~ Ia Tehoupitaulas 81. by w
AZ SLO0& RtRNr.
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THEA TlsE-sT. CHARLES,

THIS EVENING April, 9th,
Will be presented Shakspeare's raIgedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET
Miss Z. Barnes. 'N'N
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65, 23, so 50 %, Is, II "a, 50, 60, %, 81,
tire the afa"" mn'',br $ If Mr 1911 Glass IF Mt
FREE STsEODL LO FIERY.
q UTiiDRISED by Act of the Legislature OF the
N State of Louisiana, for the benefit OF the ,uachitn
School Society," passed and approved TIC alsl March
1898.
CLASS No. 30, FOR 1887.
To be dram .N;lr iets, IN Suiuriup 2oh .lD3L
rs Number Lottcry-l2 Drawn Bnllo,s
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ers s!"s"' a s ps Of S %asP Q, @
named LEWIS about "a years If age, who ssa naa
longs to Mr. Caldwell. Tile owner Nil ill., nsaaay,&be
the law and take him away. II. s. H i,hply
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TEN DO LARS PFWAR
~ ikAfED AWAY from the stnhl of the subscriber
on the % inst, bright bay Horse, xix years old
ana about is hands hgh, black main ana ia l. III
h'hd i"e white, and h u all round. The above re-
ward wll be given to wholsoever will return him to
I'll ~, SUBSCRIBER JACOB NAH "A,
hIo u Citv of Jafiycttr
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"AS brought to the police prison Of III. ~ eeh.
w pality on the 9TH instant a negro w" o "a muar.
CAhLlNE, about 30 years ofagr, says s sha nant
to Ma lain Diezo Garcin. 'he belou,
The owner will prove .cperty, nav cbsrn..
her away. il, s, WAee'nan aud th
oil CAPTAIN If ,b Mnk,
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COUNCIL -SEC0N I'd MUNICIPALITY
TuEsD,y, April q, 1873

itESOAAs ftpFlt G5, 1885,.
ne Council MT pursuant 10 adjourn ,,eut.
Preaen', the Hon. Recorder, and all the A idcr.
men.
the Journal of the preceding meeting having
been read AMI approved,
message frnm his Honor the Mayor, was re.
served, inttrnn1 tn" CnHnc that the Medical
S"cley had. Al is sitting of the inst, appointed
boctors Chalupi, Pictoa and Pussnn, as n CON-
Ilittee Of public health
dhe=Teekay statement Of tho Treasurer was
eanmitted, showing The receipts Of the past week
TO have amounted to s36,559 Sex ended since
iastsrepori. Sc s2s3 81: and the balance on hand
TO be S29,777 20.
cum tnunicaiion was received ffotn the sur
vevor, which read and referred to the COM
inittea on streets and landings.
pett;nn in relation to opening Jones' Allry
was, upon motnn, laid upon The table.
The Recorder Submitted 10 the Council trans
cfipt Of The judgment of the Parish Court IN the
ease ct Municipality No. I, VS. Municipality Nc ?
The committee elections III ado the subioincd
srrurt
Fpe undersigned committee, to whom was re-
fcfred tbs irq 'iry into the qualifications Of the
aiqer,nen of the Municipality M. 9, having cxan,-
ined into the qualification of 4 II. McNair, hog
leaSe 10 report, that he possesses the requisite
Qualifications ~ Alderman f.. the third w ard of
this Municipality.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-27

A MA Up VfS.-A e,e prs par lie gardea
! NUT du Sevt, couran', chcvnl gris,
ny iris, aynnt un nusean Ias Ia mome-nuit nu'r
punnv on c dads Ia rue Periho. lie orne.
tu'rc DIES + est i"ies ven les reclamer
pa,anr lie iraS, lice .ingt delx dAyril, on seront
vemdus e dit jour par nuorre. meant ~,
Ut,r
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NO
iHNllE subscriber, gr,iii tor III, liberal c.co,,or.
In'nt h retoinrc brst wed up n his es ubshm N,
ro@pHr''nl' announces To the public that he sti cam
tnl'" tmannf ctne 'onper, Tin, anil sheet Irp
n also the RlaciiSn til bu siness in gen mi
a W 100 New Lev street, where all orders for sre,m
b IA and thct work in his line, vi be ended 10, an
c scc ted with despatch. lie hopes hv punctuaI
and due attention to business, nit continuance
p ID lc patronage. j. L. OSB RN
View rrlenns ooh March 1897 9mo
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II ARD-32o kegs nrd, just received aud for sale Al
~ Ia rehoppitaulas- 81. by W
~,
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tn W further inform the ruhlic that they will no!
hold themselves responsible, for any debts co tracea
in their Names except il he upon written order LON
them m 9 HARPER & MtKRICk.
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III TTHT T'WTTfIFF.
TIL MAS r tRRECT
ia les b. HtlLIN,
u IAN HERMANN,
New Orleans April 90 ~ a2O6,

'GNr rtiE PUBL ~ l.. n OUuH ~ Z. lS
Boz N, surgeon ID nsts, No. 70 Canal street IT.
S"cctfl'iv gives notice. that they . united tn ire
spec i've interest in the prcce , Dental Surgery de
betler IL en- bic them 4 accomplish successfully The
warn and mpiIcntc operations in their pr.,faIan
tier M yn,rs erifnce anl Extensive practN,
they are rep'r 10 state thar II Their operations sba
he parfor on tn, m ST modern, IMPROVE uri cps,
nd ,f, ell,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-27

4 UhlBtR-A cargo of Wmi gron yellow Fine
boards scnnug and sling e, landing from schoo-
ncr Morning Smr, opposite Gra.er For sac in lots
to SUIT purchasers, by VIM POTTER
ais 95 Common ST.
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TEyIIE undersigned, lcssees for of wears, Of The
Il New Orleans and Carrelton Railroad, inform tho
public that they responsible for ell contracts OF
Obligations on account Of said Railroad, entered INTO
since the first If Jrnuarv last.
accounts against the railroad from the period
bove stated must he pres rtnd at III" office o. The sun
s,'ihrrs at Carrollton 1T the carhous II Ne" W.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-27

PITCHING & DIT CHEERS. =, IL,
PROPOSALS in writing will he ci''d h ', IN"
18th inst. for dtcling the Protestant n" ,:G"r
ground tn o' Of tiirnd sheet, and for r. Ne VIM
the sie and rear lines OF thar gronn ard ais" s," ,hs
and covering with shells, the wallis throughput NV
grave yard. MAJ.
Proposals to be left att NJ Williams office, a.
chants xchange, Roval st. u
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rR' IN ~ by III, nigh watch on the night OF ~,
icii. inst, on. ny horse, with white star on u
fo"a lead, and wife ark on the ro-lIils aso ON
cream coo'esl pon,y, witt, white star on hi, lpI
head hob tail, The two hind feet " hire eni the rt
down, also on white h rise. Tho owners of SAID hm
ses arc requested 10 cali and prove property Fs' cn'I
gcs and take them away other" sc they vii DC ",.
al public aution on the 2d inst by Gmllo''e' A'
toneer
JOHN PRICE, Commi ssar, ls' war Wars
el2 nd Municipality
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4 NlN\uN EPAVES.-A etc p,iS par la gnrIr de
nIlit. di dix coniani cheyal bay aycnt nm
marque blanche y front, une aurc ma,Gue Blanche
sur les Marines, etc pris la mutt pnnny con-
lelr crhnr avan ctOlc blanche sur Ia front ct In
queue conre ct les enx pat.s de deri"re hanrs ns$i
un ch'vn l" nc : pmpretai"e d dts aniuaux i
lrlS ven les re- In Nor en- ,ayant les pris dice IN
.ngt deux II ivr on is vcnipS lie t jour pr
A Gull % tie, Enc htrur. ], H. p ICE
0l9 Comm IRE Ter Di [. ID Muuicinn liz
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w AS bought to the police prison or ~ ,l,,.y
w ncipnlity, on the 9th inst ncgr, H. sud M
ed MiLLY, about 40 years Of age, SAYS s Ilonnannp
Her owner is requested to comply with H..
take h II away. IA = tI. 'e law ,l
ut CAM oF H. En-,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-27

aNlII. sab crhers offer for sale "l very low rrln.im
hash, The following goods recently rece we'd in
store bx Havana cigars, 900 erccs rice, 20 pines
Holland Gin warranted pure; 100 or casks of pale and
brown Sherry; 20 or casks Of iadefa oil and fac; 50
or cases of pure Pow wine; 200 casks of PHILADELPHIA
Porter and Alr 50 cases of Nnscat wine OObaske,s Of
Champagne, favnrte brands; ~ half pipes Champaign
and ognlc brandy; 8 20 bars of round ron; 40 cases Of
hrazer's copper assorted sizes; GO h'dles Of IroIN
b'des OF sheet Iron; 30 900 pair of trace chnns
] ID BEN n A COHEN,
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h NJ nperat ms con ist n lrcnfing Al Tho So sso
III mouth in hidden and adults. and IN Mn
srrv pos,b i'm '1ion II tier earnest IRE and
Intention IN rrisc III r abshmrnt to that eg,ee OF
en- nHnc which will warrant the pat onage oft ub.
lie and with cnnfdenc unhesita.sl warrant their
oP ions which in style aud usefulness cam be
exceed in United States.
Il-j' In consideration of The shove union they are
able, and willing To make their charges moderate.
nnlN I'm
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-FFt5IU
.LAIB0RNE. p,nd.
who obscond d from my plantation, MiikmT, !, NJ Il
Louisiana, in October last He is atonto icei - lin
inches high. has ,ellowish appearai y. iali' will
and intelligent counenance "h1'rh II ls
lodge said ~ ill JAIL that he can be inhn - Burk,
entitled to the above reward application l,osd
NIP 12t PHILIP hAnl----57:-.
ID ,RI-31 IBIS Ness aud Prime PORK ~ ia" by
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OiiCE-Fhe fir of THOMAS BARREITk
Co is dissolved; and Tn mas barrett, the SENIOR
partner fthc house Is rgcd viii lis liquidation and
will use ira name FIR tI,nt
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\ y ch'vhl tut perdu i.um Ii sof it IT. de rourHu du
~ lac pres lie chemn conlisse. II await sur IN unc
riI 'u mrno de charree. &c chevu est ,u cou eur
chntoin, oy0n tr"s picds bI'ncs, lie blanc moant as.
SEE hane -',f les jam II n petite rae blanche
sur la figure. Cru qui emm"ncra a l. ecuie publ
que la rue Gir"d rcc,vra une recompcuss de dix
liaSters. lie ch'val VA ar ambe.
a18 GCRRISrnE
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A NlS-Nlr. +. BIRD, u'es, rrndu ndjudicntre
IA deux rrrtans Lots de fcrre, ct nun rocs 10
~, venduS a Penean par Isaac L. Vet ON, Il SlItfc
Cnnollton dams iet Wis Wis l'lotel, ri urIcs nr
cann Avenue, les l'urhe. Millaudon ct Second a
ct qul NJ s'eS pas cuniOlmc conditions de Ia ,eue
est normc q,c les dts lrs de tere seron rev indus
JeulI, Y du cuurAnt, a midi, la Bourse de rtr-
cad' pour son compile Z, risqur.
Conditions: II ii RS compliant, ct lr a &, r. ct
18mOiS tlatrr hn ler CctnbrP 1896, III en- u.s.
se% a parinit paiement. L'nctc de vents ,e,ra g e
pas~c dnns les qui srivront ndu ication sans
celia tcrlains reveudus anx fais du second
acu'eTeuf lSav-ln
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al9 Commis re- der CT I. % Muncinate.
rHNilf. coFarncr hip htret"u1r eHI.,,s u.Alt, ue
firm of John +. Smith II Co.. is this tlav dissoh
ed by u,la consent. The name of the firm will he
on, us in liquidation its afairs, bv JOHN Smith,
who will continue the commission business his own
account JOHN + SMITH,
al7-lmo WILLIAM f IrNC T.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-19

and stands redeemed. The delegation
stands thus--cight Wings; five Van Blu
rem men. Now the Democratic Organs
in this State will no doubt attemptt to make
the people believe that the cause of Demo
cracy is advancing with rapid strides
Last year the Administration majority in
the lower House was near fifty. The
voice of the people has been heard, and
we now see this majority, in the space Of
a few months, dwindled TO nothing. What
cause Of graduation! Had the election
for Representatives to Congress been gen.
eral this year, the Administration would,
no doubt, have been left in considerable
minority. The elections in five States
have total changed the face of affairs
If the elections in Rhode Island should re-
suit in favor ofthe Wings, the fate ofVan
Buren, islseaIed beyond redemption. The
Wings will have majority in the lowav
House Of Congress-. Go on ye political
dosperadoes; the people are aroused, and
your doom is fixed. They are resolved
to be gulled, deceived, and outraged no
longer. Lit up your heads, dospairing
patriots. The democrats in the recent
out Of sixty-one representatives
have only elected seventeen. The Wings
nave elected the balance, forty-four. Don't
give up the ship.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-19
ELECTIONS.

The elections in Indiana, kentucky.
Tennessee, Alabama and North Carolina,
have terminated, and the results are truly
glorious, and cheering to the friends of
reform. In Indiana the delegation is en-
urely Wing. Kentucky presents an un-
divided Phalanx, to the usurpations of the
Administration. The Democrats have not
elected one member out of thirteen. In
Tennessee, they have elected three out of
In Alabama the Democrats have
elected three, and the Wings two. In N.
Carolina, the State that cast majority Of
several thousand for Van Buren, last No
'embor, has nobly thrown off the woke.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-19
SOUTHERN WING.

The above is the name Of a paper esta,
bllshed at jackson, the seat of government
OF this State. It is genuine asserter Of
the doctrines of the Kentucky and Virgi-
MIA resolutions Of 1913 and '99, and we
wish II the best success. The State Rights
Party have felt the loss of paper at the
seat of government, and they now have
an opportunity of sustaining one. From
the first copy we Judge it will be an able
co-adjutor in the cause Of reform.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-19
as Judge Smith, that if no one can be
found to substantiatc the charge, that
Claiborne had declared himself Bank
man, we would be much surprised.
AND STILL MORE.

The editor of the Louisiana Journa
has caught himself in another glaring
lalsehood, In commenting upon an arti-
Gle in the Advocate, he says
"If the foregoing effort of one of all the
decency was to be read only where the
Editor of the Louisiana Journal is known
it would pass without notice; and even
now we will briefly remark, that we do
not know that such a person as Judge Van
Tromp Crawford exists"
Now, it is only necessary to state, that
this same Journal had a short controversy
some months ago, with the Advocate,
when Judge Crawiord's name was at the
head of the Advocate, as one Of the Editors.
For some time previous, V. T. Crawford
was sole Editor of the paper, and yet the
incorrigible old sinner says that he knows
nothing of such man as V. T. Crawford.
We had to correct him in pal pable false
hood in another number, when he charged
upon the Editor an article over the sigma
ure Of Y. t. G. Mr.. Bradford knew very
we'll that the initials of J. j. Graves name
we're not V. L. c., and he knew further
hat communications were often inserted
n that way. If he does not know it, we
an only say he is stupidity ignorant ofthe
utes of his station. In this number we
1ust remind the Editor of his defective
1emory, when he avows his ignorance of
UGH man as V. T. Crawford, who but a
wv months since was the Editor of the
dvocate. As for his asperslons of the I
ditor Of the Advocate, they cannot dis
rb our quiet, The source from which ,
ley emanate will serve as n passport
ith 'common brawlers and blackguards," I
1t with good honest men, they are no
ling but chaff, We cannot spare our
me from important business, to correct
&c many un5lushing falsehoods teeming {
his columns 1t is good old ada &c, '
nd one that we shall hereafter regard as {
oplicable to the Journal, that the best
ode of avoiding the assaults Of dog is
pass him by with contempt.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-19
COLONEL GRIMBALIn

We were surprised at the Address of
this gentleman of Mississippi. We had
always understood that he was a staunch
State Rights man;-we may have been
misinformod, and shall not say much a.
bout him. As he volunteered his denun-
Citations Of the principles of which this pa
per is the advocate, he cannot receive our
support. We will support no man who
believes that Congress, or the Supreme
Court for it, is the Judge of the extent Of
It's own powers. anxiety" and .solici-
tude" will never arrest the usurpations of
the General Government. If the States
have no right, but to view with anxiety,
and 'solicitude" the encroachments of the
General Government, then it is true, we
live under a despotlsm. The doctrine
that permits the General Government, the
creature of the States, to be the sole inter
prefer OF the Constitution, arms, at once,
this Federal Agency with as unlimited an
authority as the British Parliament. It
becomes the centre Of vast consolidated
empire; indeed, despotism, The cham
plon OF such doctrine shall re ceive no
favors at our hands.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-19

ceive as clear as the MONDAY SUM-
There are two or three more letters OF
the same tenor in the county, which we
can place before the people TO let them
have full opportunity Of judging of Mr..
Claiborne's Inconsistency and deception,
and to say whether or not they are
willing to swallow the falsehood which
this gentleman has seen fit TO cast into
their teeth, or fix the seal Of double-deal-
ing upon the author of it.
We speak only Of what has come be-
fore our eyes. We use thus far only
his written words. "Facts are stubborn
things" and beyond them we have no
disposition to travel. If the letters and
parts Of letters here quoted do not fix
upon this gentleman double-dealing, de-
ception, inconsistency and political fraud,
words have ceased to have meaning.
Whether we are right or wrong, we
leave to an outraged people to say. Ma
ny have complained of che imposition
which has been practSced on them by
such letters, and by the assertions of
many persons who have proclaimed pub
licly that Mr.. Claiborne was in favor of
a National Bank. Was there not design
in this? Was there not deception? If
Mr.. Claiborne has by any act Of his in
dnced the people to support him under the
belief of his being in favor of National
Bank, is it not practicing deception? and
can there be any design traced in the
letter quoted, but to make the people in
his section of the State believe he was in
favor Of bank?
Misunderstanding, duplicity, inconsistent
y and deception do not appear evident
rom what has been here stated-from
he letters Of the gentleman himself, we
confess that many Of his honest support
RS have been very much deceived in
racing designs But the people have no
disposition TO make an assertion unless it
e founded upon tangible facts.
We have the promise of another of
If. Cloborn's letters for publication,
hitch we will give to the public next
'eek if possible.-JackSon Wing.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-19
In our last number. we notice n coo,n,,

S' ""l'oVl, VIC HotlCe COnmu-
nicatlon of Judge E. Smith. We cheer.
inlIy make the correction he suggests.
lie says, that Mr.. Claiborne did not tell
him he was in favor of National Bank +;
but that il was the current report in the
Legislature, and that Claiborne did not
deny i. lie therefore presumed that
Claiborne was in favor Of such an institu.
ton, as all would have done. We think