The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-14

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tafiVeS bv n vote o.
i2S TO 11I--DEAD!!
we are indebted to attention Of h
Hon. Thomas D Word. for apamphle
copy af the,able speech II NJ. Bond :
Ohio, upon he resolution Ito corrce, abu
sss n ibe public expenditures, and !,
separate The Government from ,he press
we have read 1, atientisely; and bavs
but one wish upon the Subject, that is,
that every man ID dur extended Union
would read and ponder upon The start
ling facts contained therein. He sets
firth the manifold and glazing abuses 81
the party 10 POWER ~ such . masierly
manner. that iris nezi q Impossible for
any uuprejadired mind q rise from, the
contemplation Of il, without being con
snced Of The absolute necessity Of :
thorough and speedy reformation IN our
government. !
The Hon. 5, S. Preniiss will receive
our thanks for his attention 10 forward.
ing Us copy Of the Pr enpiion bill IS
i, passed ihe House; and only awaits
the signature 81 The President 10 become
> law Of The land. II viii be found ID
another column. The alleged opposition
OF .nessrs. Pieniiss and Word 10 this, Oh
any similar bill, was formidable weap- |
on 10 the hands Of their opponents IN Tie
new counties. They both supported Il.
MAnyLAEpA-The Wings 81 this gal
liant Stale have npsinated the Hon John
X. Steele. Of Dorchester county, as
candidate Cor Governor, at The October
election. This, is The 6rst popular cleo.
ton for Chief Magistrate III that State
The Governor was heretofore elected b.
the JOINT votes Of The Legislature.
The CAsIsEr. james X. Psu1ding,
Esq, Of New York, gentleman Of con.
siderable literary reputation, as the su.
thor Of Westward 10, The Du,chman's
FTeside, &c, hss been appointed By the
President, By and with the advice ana
consent Of the Senate, Secretary Or the
Nary. in he place Of MahIon Dickeson,
resigned. II
We have been politely favored. by an
unknownf friend, with copy oil the " |
marks Of Gen James Hamilton, made ii |
the Senate of South Carolina On the res
sluiicns before tha, body % instruct Ser (
Senators and Representatives to vote for |
TIE Sub Treasury They are such i
might be expected 81 manof bis exal
sed fame end unwaverins PATRIOTISM
tile INDUCES in 20 useless rant; but states
lis objections tcit II 40 eloquent AMI for.
chile, yet respectful manner. II must
-he 2 source 81 qualification 10 The State
Rights men every where, to loow that
they are sustained IN South Carolina, ID
Flieir opposition 10 The nefsrious schemes
at those 10 power, BY such men as Gen.
Hamilton, Robert X. Hsyne, George
MtDuihe, and William G. Preston. II
You look in vain to any S,as insthe y,
MON Tor such an array Of great names III
~ favor. Sen. Hamilton gives II 40 his
rp'nISn chat The people Of South Carroll
IA can never be brought to sanction that
measure. The resolutions ins,ruc,ipg
their Senator'S and Representatives 10 sun
port The Sub Treasury bin, passed th4
Legislatures; yet no candid and liberal
minded IRAN viii pretend scsay that Tie
viii cf The people was expressed through
the legislature. II was AZ expression Is
she sentiments IL theindivldSals compo.
sing the legislature. --u no more.
tNi&if f4&3 III
II Is considered doubtful whether The
suh.Tressury bill can possibly pass the
Hnuse If ihe yVh;,s AZ ,h.;r an, h,