Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

p III rationh! H'iiu -.
b a''': Vs., is the spirit of freedom
|iisfacc 'Ga' dcsiroyed the Inqnisition
in : sI hed her glorious Constitution;
E'tl... .s;s noble work, in two years.
|''e ven i, the perjury of the most
fsr a'vpectahle wretch in existence
| | ''o the pct'icOa'-""kef.
L,rr OF A NEWSPAPER.
w. 'lsa and positive advantages OF
''l' "rsDapcr in a family are thus
"'M nv EXAMPLE, in late num-
'' y.shviiIe Banner. No one who
',..or,unify for observation on the
~ doubt the fidelity of the pic
t hesitate to yield cordial assent to It's
n,,cctpess. 1t is TO be presumed
;.,eIiqent family were too poor to
, ' of the advantages of a
except through the kindness of
E,,uuate neighbor-as II is a canon
= that no ono should ever indulge
n ofborrowing newspaper who
nav one. As TO the other family,
fpIjy. in the worlds gear, but so
n knowledge Of passing events
~ Them would have been the
the barter of a few bushels
af,hrr's cornield," in return for
Oer, The Btnner says:
oat from town a few miles, one
Isl week. we, the editor, Glanced
the house of Mr.. -, who was
h his wife on visit. No white
oeared atout the house with the
Of six or eight well-looking chill
Sc ages differed from lhnt of Is
IN to absolute infancy. We were
/ midst Of them. and from the in
with which the little fellows he
nd the mute silence they ut frs.
We perceived that we were
this portion of the rising genera
Where is your father? enquircd
Ice. little lass, about s or 8 years
D. stood nearest US, leaning against
Ishr, sir, said she, he is gone to
prngs.
The Hot Spring in Arkansas?
es. sir; he saw Il piece In the
|rut the Hot Springs, and he could
he started to see them.
bur father takes the Banner, then,
T.. sir; but we all read it.
eIl. do you remember what yon
Ter yol read II!
yes, sir; for we read it every
In von tell me who is President
ed States?
]r. Van Buren, of New York.
hois our Representative in Con-
cket, but daddy voted for Mr..
bd a little f1axcn-headed hrchln
years Old, in great haste to
sister.
i my little man how dill you
iacS abashed)-l'seen it in the
as how he was elected.
piI, can You tell me who Is the
Tennessee?
hs'lIy.) NJ. Cannon.
DO Is your representative in the
faiure?
he IllIc fellow could not so rea-
bat he was reminded by his sis
was Mr.. Grove. After asking
questions about politics and
positions as had been treated on
fr for "a few weeks past, | asked
laiher was subscriber to the
SIR, he don't take any paper;
who lives in that house cross
es If, and we borrow it every
left this circle Of intelligent
proceeded on our journey
and coming to a very large
'lnned round it, until we came
From external appearance.
That old and young belonging
We're intelligent. An old lady
Charming girls were the only
n We entered the spacious
'm We were received in the
'anner. A few commonplace
We're made, when lad of Is
dressed, with a shot gun il
rs appearance. He was jus'
p an excursion after squirrel:
Fner's cornfeId. We soon di
Pnversation towards him, ant
n hiteen minutes discovered
raliv ignorant of the passing
aaay! When we spoke Of tbs
p Congress, il appeared to be
t'rely new to him; and The
'as'encd to US with the mos
''"n' The old lady remarked
: no newspaper That wa.
Jason of their ignorance a:
''ers and things IN general
PARENT.