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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

ROUSE FukNis HING STORE.
I'D RROWER & Co. hive Consistently hand nj
ID. their extensive establishment, No. II, Camp 81
and "a Common street, very large assortment of
house keeping articles consisting If Earthenrdrr
China and Glass; Brass and Steel Fire Sets ard
Tenders; Kitrhe tteasHs; Irou Tin. Wood,rare and
Baskets; silver prtsi briannia and Jopnnned goods;
amps and cha 4deiisrs; knires and forks and hopse
furnishing goods ~ general, which they prepared
to SUPPLY at r~tucei URGES TO private dwellings
boarding houses, hotels, ships STEAMBOATS,, 81.
New Orleans, Nov Z, lSt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

fY.ENASLAND SCRIP FOR "a E-Tle sl!,.cri
ber~ offer for sao twenty Floats of si1 hundred
and ri, acres Ut land, each ily the the lrgls
lnure ii scrip b. held aud ocalcd by foreigners
I'D i'trans eiahlc b, asst .nmeus.
nk Tli - RI."E & 90.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

NERNNN MAKB f. FAPfR-'n<' 'erc.F"d 80
" ream- of very superior quality of ROYAL Med nln
and Eao s;zoa for snln cheap, hy
DAVID FELT & Go. n Y StaIioners Hall,
100 "a & ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

M Cunning NOTE PArER-jusi received di
iVH rect f. IN oRdan aalanttv N tn above.
snner;or article; ii o. Fnameiie and PorceaH Cards
English Letter and No Paper, for sa nv
s nFEir Co.
d,4 NY atinne,s n Il, n Chaires at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

COKE.
'gsIIfi price N Coke ON aud afr tue LIST dav OF
t,csa er, ~il' be fifty cents per barrel in the Gas
W"sSx's ward, aud If taken in N 'nte' OF on- IA
dreA barrrl i'll he ieliv red free Of ,tayage.
Ike adynasge thai shis aftlce u fuel possesses O.
tbe anthracite ID blum noRA Goals gGltig more
rcs4tiiv tnn the aarer, and frc from the IMP
of III. Ia ter, ahou inducr every an'i IL make
r-e f il.
Did r.. rec iycd at the GGs Office in Bank Alley.
h W Ellis,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24
GEOR f ". SM TIL.

From Rev Robertson, Mission ny al SYRIA IN 6r'ece.
waited rhia,elp ia to Give r sum iaf opp tu
manuc and the g"ntlc eS>, Sc ahi SKI VII"
which h. conducts ire equal ed on ~ M, pa
49,, nnr..v r,re in giving every hi e the hi ie fnh
s, in future he only much suaerins but also
Inuch a'u bic time C. Ac
References IN New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

NTEW or E.NS 81 CARSoLlTON RAIL
" ROAD 'rl-N T'Ch-'n and after the Is,
s,sc ,83o mi, fu,l, sr natice an Extra night Cur will
have the ear h-e, poyras eel, ut halt past II
o'clock p. NJ. f,r ihFay tie aud intermediate places.
e'e- JOH\ IItNrS''N,
povaa-,f Chi Eng N. O.& C. r. Il.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

.szgA Two houses near Tiv"li Circle APIy,"
!::i@ no,,e
HtlILl ,hD BALLS AND CHEF Ks.-\ large
aJ tirn Of hi lard Balls Of superior quality at
the Bazaar, corner st. Charles and Common-s
BUSH u ALLAN
20 Exchange Hatc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

;vr-c plu. uShe5 ..t4 LISTS IT,. i an eAtrEi
stock Of superior -
EARNISHES.
from the mandatory of p b Smith & Co. comprising
in Nos n = furniture; Nos. Il ECO ch Narni h, nd
X ordinary domestic black lnnan, ana Brown do.
Also u kegs Crome green in 25 lbs. each, rr, uni i'll
n aud 100 cn:ln superior trenh green, al so IN
all II be rres spirits nl rurne and b lied bil.
artists Gnlors, Ne. lHee,es s. .nn, lo dom, and
40 hoxr- French AXE, for sale at the Paint Store OF
III. suhscrhe MUNDEt III
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-20
NO. Is.

seat held Tor enlerPfsIng and energetic young
men not to be found IN the old, and, IN their set
uemen', vast portion of the inhabitants are
made up Of that class. As the earth yields lis in
crease, at the hands of the huSbandman, wealth
abounds' and inducements ere held out 10 men Of
lamliles TO remove and settle on lands that are
mole productive than their native SOIL But the
objection generally urged, is The want Of schools
and facilities lor the education Of youth that old
settlements afford. To DO away with this OBJ
lection and obyaie difficulties attempts are made
10 establish schools; but il will readily be per
ceNed, when the population is sparse, no general
system can be adopted without Legislative aid,-
such AID ought therefore to be extended, in order
That every reasonable lnducement may exist to
prompt the man Of moral worth and enterprise 10
settle among us. His Excellency ALEXANDER
q MeNUTr, in his Inaugural Address, Il win
be seen, has called the attention of the Lerisla.
'uro 10 the subject, and Mississippi is destined 10
take that rack among other States Of the conlede-
tucy that her situation and resources SO Justly en-
tile her to. The good order aud well being Of
soclciy-lht blessings Of good goyernment--and
The continuance et republican institutions, are
essentially dependant upon the moral cul-
tugo of the people. Where schools arc es,ab-
Iished, the public mind is elevated the tone of
public morals strengthened, and the majesty Of
Laws respected When outragos arc committed
and life sacrificed, without the perpetrators being
held amondabIe TO the Laws, conviction is carried
TO the minds OF every one that there is axily in
the public morals unknown TO those portions Of
the country that have well organized society.
the benefit of schools and the dissemination Of
the gospel. Too much credit therefore cannot
be given to those who would strike at the root Of
the evil and with commendable zeal be instru-
mental IN producing wholesome reform in pub
he manners and IN carrying into successful opc-
ration plans calculated to advance the cause Of
general intelligence aud morality.
Many four State Banks are subject to taxa
ton for the advancement of Literature. If this
were feature in the charters Of all, il would af-
ford very fruitful means Of increase TO the al
ready existing resources Of the State, applicable
to the advancement Of the cause Of Educaion.--
II IS to be hoped tina, long, from this and 9th.
er sources, fund will be raised adequate to the
wants ofhe people. Let the pioneers in tho
good cause perseycre until the desired end is al
them God speed p b.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-20
THE MlSER.

ITO be frugal IS WISE" and the lesson OF truth
Should ever be preached in the ears Oi the youth;
The Young must be curbd in their spendhriit haste
| est meagrc want should follow on waste;
But to see the hand that is wthcr'd and old
So eagerly clutch at the shining gold
Oh can il be good that man should crave
The dross Of the world-so nigh his grave
Sad is the lot Of those who pine
In the gloomy depth of the precious mine
Bun they toll not SO hard IN galnlng the ore
As the mlscr in guarding the gtering store.
He counts the coin with eastng eve,
And trembcS the while ifa step is nigh
He adds more wealth: and fendiSh trace
Ofioy comes over his shrunken face.
He seeks the bed where he cannot rest,
Made close beside his idol chest;
He wakes Nth wilder'd haggard stare,
For he dreams thief is busy there;
He searches around--the bolts are fast
And wachmen of the night go past,
His Golfers are safe but there's fear in his brain,
And the mser cannot sleep again
He never filings the blessed mite
To Gil the orphan child with delight.
The dog may howl the widow may sigh,
lie hears ;hem not-they may starve and die.
Ills breast is of ice no throbblng glow
Spreads there at the piercing tale oI wo:
All torpid and cold, he lives alone
Ia his heaps like toad embedded in stone
Death comes-but the miser's friendless bier
rs free from the sobbing mOurner'S tear;
Unovd, unwept, no grateful one
Will tell oftbe kindly deeds he'd done.
Bh! never c0vet the miser's fame
Els cherries halo that circles his name:
And one fond heart that will truly grieve,
VII outweigh all the gold we can leave.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-20
POLITICAL LANDMARKS.

There never has been day since the time OF
Mr.. Jefferson, when the boundaries OF political
parties were so accurately defined by landmarks.
fixed on measures and on principles, as they are
at this. This return TO fundamental principles
commenced with the outrage upon the public will,
II the rejection Of General Jackson, and has been
advancing and gaming ground ever since. The
clio ton at The patriot jackson, and his admins
ttaliou Of eight years, gave HI time TO Te-estab-
li-h the great landmarks which divided and de-
fined the political payies-Federallsis and Re-
puglcans--o! forty years ago; and the election
Of MI Van Buren,, and hs already tired and
proved iIrmness, Is pledge TO the country that
he will not pull down, nor remove, single poit-
zeal mark which Jefferson established, and which
jackson restored. Avoiding minute points, and
promising that, IN speaking OF parties, some midi
,ldua exceptions are always admitted, and We
believe thai The following principles and measures
constitute political landmarks by which the Fed
oraIi,ts and he Republicans Of the present can
be accurately Disseminated
lit. On the construction Of tho Constitution
Of the United S,atcs--thc Federalists going for a
ariludinous, and the Republicans for q strict con-
yructon.
I'd. On National BanK--tho Tederalists be-
ing Tor bank, and the Republicans being against
IT,
Sd. On State banks--thc Republicans being
for diminishing gradually their number. and in.
crcasng lheir restrictions, and the FederaIsts bc
ing for Increasing tbelr number, and diminishing
their restrictions.
4lb On gold circulation--the Federalsts
beng against II, aud the Republicans for IT.
9th On the increase Of the specie circulation
the Fcdertlsts beng against the increase, and
Vic Republicans for it.
6'D. On the small note circulation Under twen-
" dolIars--tbe republicans fer suppresslng it, and
the federalsls beng for perpenalins and cx-
tending IT.
4 7th. On the shln-p plaster circuation--he Fed
orIists beng for 1t, and the Republicans against
/ H.
! s.h. On the resumption Of Specie payments
/ by tie banks--the lederaliss, as body, against
/ the resumption; the Republicans almost uhiyer-
sally, and without exception for The resumption.
BY attending to these landmarks, the two po-
1 iucsI parties now IN the field can be distinctly
recognised, and they establish the identity of the
presen, sol.disant Wings with the Hamltonian
anl John Adams Fedenlists Of forty years ago.
Globe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-20

body. ll,. Foster, IF New Yush. an a .eN neat.
clear aud t.olaea, remarks, most happily expos
| ed the ridiculous pyt,eu>ien.
co,rp>.on., ,>-,----,.,,., .,,,,,,,,
uT' fHNph ~ 1t "a l. hAL Address
- 10" '@LNS - ING teemen Of me
N,.'e having cH'>en me TO MI the most exalted
ounce !" .ne" gut nave 'heLeoE imposed upon me
"'"' 'l s'''"10' "hta taee.tetlf aehnoM-
t'-'' Out can never repay. iitei most Nohs'ol
! mat 'Ae dunes oh NE ''i' are al me present
ume' peculiarly a'duous and Responsible Inc
evils oil an nc'A'e,u''e and deprecated paper
| currency opnie'S The whole community; conn
! dcncc is mea>waoly DESTROYED creditors are urg-
i"@ The collection ct Iheu debts, the puce OF our
great staple IS depressed, and the people arr
anN,'Q''F looking to the legislative wisdom OF
! To, T'a.' 'o' ''"'''
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RELIGIOUS LITE.-The beauties Ola reli-
gous life ls one its greatest recommendations
what does ii profess Peace TO all mankind
it teaches us those arts which will render US
beloved and respected which will contribute TO
our present as we'll as our future happiness. Its
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ing but love and simplicity Of affection it breathes
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Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13

r ARGE MAPS OF MISSISSIPPI s.
h ALABAMA, showing the public and
Indian lands, Indian Reservations, Land
Districts, Townships, Streams, &c. cngrav-
ed from tho government surveys. and psats
in the General Land Office, Washington
City: by L. GILMAN, Dranghtsman IN the
General Land Office. s3szsssx.
r. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Was&4 -
CITY, has published (lnd secured the eupy-
right according to law) the above maps.
which will be found Intimately more com
| plctc and accurate than any heretofore pub
lsl.esl. They are published on separate
sheets; each continuing nearly SIX square
feet, anI will be found useful and valuable
to those Interested in the lands of either
state, as thew show every item of informa-
ton which IS in the possession, OF the land
Offices, relative t, water courses, township
lines, Ii,.li.,n lands aud reservations, land
districts, &c. ami will be found perfectly
accurate and precise in these points
! They can be scnt by mil to any part q
| The United States, Subject only TO single
llc,,er pwtage. Price Two dollars, Of three
copies of either will he sent by mail for 1--WE
ldolLlrs. A liberal discount will be made
tofravc!lins agents. Or to any who bay e
sell again.
n-!siitorx of Newspapers. any where
/ ,xho viii give tic above advertisement Tin.
Icludiua Ibis n,ticc) one or two insertions
.f,.;f ro,:xsivs, lsy. RETURN mail c0pysofeach
mn. # fhay will send = copy u the papel
1 c.nf'.ininz Il to The advertiser.
i 4nv ~. 1897. 30
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
tSclcctcd for the Standard BY a fticnd. I
THE GIFT.


By THOMAS HAYNES pAYLRv.
twill remind you Ut me- though the token
Is neither Of silver or Of gold;
Twill remind you Of wor,ls wo have spoken.
How fond now innst never be- told:
OF the days when thought your affection
Like mine, everlasting would be;
Yet, though you may a. from reflection.
That still must rcmind you uf me!
twill remind yon of mc-thongh YOU .hun Il.
And throw it aside with ,lis,lnin-
fonwill one day look sadly upon it,
And sigh of your first love again.
That gilt may be seen among many,
And niue the least worthy may be-.
And yet, perchanec, dc,rcr than any.
Because twill remind you Of me.
| iwlil remind yon of mc--wLen I'm sleeping
Far oil where my fore fathers Sleep
when past IS my season Of weeping,
1t grieves me to think you will wcep:
fon will press to your heart the last token
| OF one you can never more see:
| Twill remind you of vows you have broken.
! All, yes! twill remind you of me!
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
Land for Sale,

YING and bcin. in the Parish OF Con
rnr,.in. State nf s.olisian,. ncnr 81.
Joseph Ike, in Township n.is,hcrcd 'hir-
/ .c,,, Of !sn &c thirteen, E,St, containing
one THOUSAND {, TEN ACRES,
adjoining l,nds of William Douglass and
others.
Also-A I'ract nf Lend containing
1903 ACRES, $50. :.
living and being in Washington county,
State of Mississippi. in Township number
cd is, of Range 2, West.
A!=.eIn Washington county, Mississippi,
Sir Hundred and Forty Acres,
In Township numbered Is, Of Rsnye 3.
West. The tracts Wing in Washington
county, Miss. are located on Bear creek.
near the Yaz,o River, not far from the
town nf Marion.
l will also dispose Of ii Lot containing
EIG HTY ACRES,
living on or near Deer creek, in Township
numbered Ii, of lsenge Z, West, in said
county Of Washington.
For particulars apply to the subscriber
near Rodney, Mississippi.
WM. Ii. COMPTON.
january 23, 1888 lift
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
Lost or Stolen.

III m tho night OF the Sd inst. n POCK.
~ Ell BOOK, containing th.oe iisinI
.v"te. drawn by !. s. jordan, Lewis +.
lSvrr's, and =. W. Mitchell, dated about
the l6'hday or June, 1897: ono note for
$500, with n crcdi' If ono thousand dol.
lars, payable PAYABLE Isl Of january last
the other two for s DOB, with credit ii
81 500 Gu each, payable the LIST Of J ,nu:,-
~, 1889 und 1910; uIs,,, mn order ON Clas
Clark for notes not dcSi.n,tcd, givc, hv C.
L. NJ. Keith; also, abort $3.50 in cash.
a reward IF $50 will he given f,r the
Pocket Book aud contcnts.
J. A. KEITH.
Favct.c, March l3. 1913 TIFF
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
] RU VA W:.fY~IN JAIL.

WAS committed 10 the jill Of Jefferson
county. ON the ..:snl Of November last. i
Nero MN 1fi,::i,in.il MICHAEL. 'rhe sid
negro is Of a light color, about five feet
3 inches ainh, anl aged about twenty or
twenty fWoyeir<. Nudi<t;n.,,isl,ing Il, ,rIss
.,,pon him File said boy says he iseior,us
!, s)sm,,n Claiborne, Of Wsrrer ~a..nty.
q JOHN III. .EOieER,
] Jaiior Jalferson county !.
ueca:ubef 10, 1887. CT
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
NOTICE..

N Attachment having been issued by
IA E. O,gsan, Esq. Justice nf The
Peace Of Jefferson county, against .I,nics
A. Keith for Sl13.57, in favor of l. wis
w. Dangcrfcld, rctnrnable to rho mex,
term Of the Circui, Court of jefferson coun-
,y, which has been executed bv summon
ing garni>hecs To appear at SAID time aud
answer ON oath in what SUNS they are IN
tlcbtcd to s:lld Keiii,-Npicc is therefore
hereby given TO James A. Keith, t., appear
;,t said term of the Cirrui: Court Of Jelf.r-
son county, on The FIRST day Of the term
thereof, and plead, answer, or dcm,r to
said suit. or judgment by .lcf,:ll will he 81
ven against him. March 6, 1893.
JAS. !. COLLIER, OK.
Summers. PQ-l7 6v prs. icc. Is
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
SHERIFF. SALE.

BY virtue OF Su,rlrv executions to me
, directed - Sheriff III Jefferson cnln-
-. / ii III N". c topt',!ic sale 10 the high
81 h.d'scr l'r read. N n@y, ii the door %:
'l.e r,''r; house Of sid cu.snfy. on the FIRST
Mart.v in VI .rcii next, within The hours
..rcscri. c'' hy !.w sail ,i,v,.,l tn. ri-h.
IN tito .i' :! ms \. Keith in and TO on,
negro n3n TON, AL one HORSE; also,
:, EGRE1G, which WAS advertised To have
hccn su!,! ON the third Mpn,v of February
INST. All 81 sail properly VS. levied on s
the PROPERTY Of said defendant, to satisfy
plaintiff claims and cos. nf Suit.
GEO TtDR2EY. Sh'F.
February 20',, 1888. rs
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
NOTICE.

TIE undersigned, as Executor of the
last Will aud rcstamcn, of Felix IIa.has
decreased, will, III the next April term ct
the Probate Cmrtof Jefferson county. pre-
sent his account fm liaal sct.lcnen, and NJ
lowancc. PHILIP q. nUs;uES.
Acting Executor.
March Ii, 1899 I7w6
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
NOTICE..

AN Attachment; having been issued by
E. Dag"an, Esquire, u Justice of the
Peace Of Jefferson county, against William
A. Miskcl! l;a S,3,542 Al, in favor of Walk
or g. Barnard, rclurn.bic 10 the next term
of the Circuit Court Of Jefferson county,
which has been executed by slimInonin :
garnishccs to appear at said time, and an
swer on oath in what sums they are inde,t-
ed to sail Miskcll-Noiice is therefore
hereby given to William A.. MiSkclI, to up
pear al said term Of the Circuit Court of JEFF
fcrson county, on the first day of the term
thereof. and plead, answer, or de.nur tn
said suit, or Judgment by default, will be gi-
ven against him. M..rcl, 7, 1888
JAS. j. COLLIER, C''k.
-,PQ. 17-6w prs. fec, S.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
NOTICE.

lNO1N
AN Attachment having hccn issued bv
Isaac S. Jor'lan. Esq. !; Justice Of The
Peace ut Jefferson county. a.ainS! James
A. Keith for So .22 ~, in favor OF Ync 81
Davenport, rctnrna!,Ie to the next term of
the Circuit Court of Jefferson county,
which has been executed by summing
furnishes 10 appear at the said time aud
answer on oal. i'm what SIMS they are in
debtcd 10 said Rciih-Noticc Is therefore
hereby gwen 10 james A. Keith, to appear
at SAID term .! the Circui; Court of Jeticr-
son county, on the FIRST d.y Of the term
thereof, and plead, answer, or dem II TO
said suit, or judgment by default will be
given against him. March Is, 1898.
JAS. J. COLLIER, C,'k.
Wilcox, 70. l7-siw prs. fec, S.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
SHE RIFF LIZ.
Compton, Warren s. McCail,l

Compton, Warren s. McCail,)
We.
William Newh,kcr.
10y virtue of an Execution to me d.
- rccted, rs Sheriff of Jefferson COM
ty, shall expose TO public sale to the hyh-
est bidder, for ready money. at the d nor OF
the Courthouse of said county, on the lirs,
Monday IN April next, within the hoars
prescribed by law on said day, aIl,hc in
terest OF said defendant in the following
TRACT OF LAND,
towit: Section M. so, Township M. 10
Range l, west, adjoining the lands Of Geo
K. Dent, and containing about.
TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
The above land was attached nv plaintiffs
GEO. TORREY, Sheriff.
March 7, 1888 l7-3w
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13

| .,pss are ,. e"''@ Itself perpetual
ION de'''' and then ASSERTING, as
,se present. instance, ."a .ae d.
h, d''i,'o %ucr Of the State, :"
Eirpio'.,.lt elections is s"spc"''d'
Ehrs n' ',;a" Of the validity of !, the
Il cIc'', %si Inc Inc glorious iaf,my OF
src'te .;n n.'', y @sn A single Repre-
! as1 ,,ral,cr State exercised ,a,, the
d"' A.. ~" ycnr rich' to any repre-
|T%",' .se Jill small voice Of J'a"c*
nd ''' ,,,., of that which = h"n-
|hp',''hh" ,yonets could not have t'rc-
fl>ip'
ssH :. ,.,!v to understand that
r"' a. ,,,,;o.. either in Julv or M
Rq ' aa solemuly denied and re.
|bb', ' 'o'd the House ''at yo" would
',s;,.IIs to have your clcc''ve ,
P' G I'sn beneath the iron heel OF
' ',',;.,I,. and that there was no
J" would not sooner part with
.;;sb, of representation, that
'i i,hc Revolution. Was ! ri-ht
fs. .s in thus speaking for your
s o;sh, or wrong. | spoke my own
' .hen | Denounced. as | did, the
T. ' T,Msc a plain and pa'pab'c vi
~ |. ,,Coustitation;a foul, high hand
as .sea,lnsurpa,ion. Hooked with
' Jo,;sion upon the Juggling and
,,ooce of sending the election
M, nose of asceriainIns your
h. Won had spoken, through al
|, 'ol CONSTITUTIONAL forms, in a
|, an slior could not fail To have
T The House has decided ,h't
II.
.,ch,,<. in July and November,
|,"I vet they permit the Repre-
r',., Arkansas to hold his seat
Elections precisely parallel.
| r,nIidlv and honestly my own
A. whole transaction. and ! have
! and attentive observer. | be-
|pre been hascly deiraudcd OF
= franchise, simply, because you
Lsc. in exercising it, TO cons''l'
nslc and complexion of the
| lIr IIpuSe. Il is for you to say
|, will bow in submission to The
kcriirc Your great AMI sacred
he shrine of party dic,a,i'm, ol
n viii asscrtyour RICH, free ane
kd. to elect whom you please as
sntitiycs.
Pcacst now is. whether you OIL
REPRESENTATIVES, shall designate
|as who sl,ali serve YOU in thu,
The honorable anil high minde,
bal plrlics appeal, iora disni
ieminrd assertion OF the r'ghl q
elcviag, as i,,, hclsrc Heaven
our constitutional Representa-
e Of the iyranlcal and arbilrar,
House; land believing, too, thu
pnd character of the citizens ii
are deeply involved in The &c
thrs my lake in rcleiion 10 tin
se deemed ii my duly TO :, ,drcS
be arcmni of the result ut tn,
upon which YOU sent me.
hllm nv task has been but hal
I'd. The usurpers have bceI
the Capital; but your repre-
rVe been denied afFmitlance.-
d my humble ability | have G
high behe<t. Ii n.w dcvo!ve
assert, in such manner as hon
! may dictate, your violate
SIS. PREN1ISS.
7Os Cry, Feb. I, 1887.
Pill be in Mississippi in a fc,