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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
]. WATSON WEBB.

MiemBeraRcc.--Near tie village OF
B.adcnsburg, Md, u short time 'lnce,
Il white man, Il ,sborer, H. the EN-.
povment Of Il Mr.. Tucker, OF Wash
ington city, while driving his wagon
from said pace 10 il farm Of that gen.
tierlan, suddenly Tell from t same in
Il fit Of intoxlcatlon, receiving blow
upon The head which in few minutes
occ stoned hi' death. Upon exan.i.
nation, it was discovered that lie had
two bottles OF whlskey, one in each
pocket. The deceased has left vile
and four children to lihent his pre-
mature and sad d. A merchant of
the above mentioned village, a retailer
Of sririruoust liquors, receiving intel.
! ligence Of the occurrence. lmmedlalc'
lly closed the bngs Of his Whlskey
barrels. with the firm resolve 10 venl
no more, conscientlously believing
that thereby he was administering
death To- his fellow men. il would be
we'll Tor NIL those who are engaged in
a traffic so disastrous 10 the lives. Ilb'
erly and happiness of thousands, 10
imilate this noble example. Naitoad
j. hieihgeacer.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

We are rraiihed u rercr'ec The
constant additions Ind improvements
IN ouf Newspaper Periodicals.
Tns SovrnrsS SuS. OF which two
numbers have been i.sucd. j. an in.
portant accession and q worthy cham
PIN Of correct principles. IL Is edit.
I'd by imos X. Johnsioa. Esq. gem
ilcman already well and iasorably
known as q talented Editor. and pub
Iisl,cd weekly at jackson. Its lucailon
and the ability With which IT IS con
Quoted. viii ensure for 1t a permanent
support.
TmT Souriinrx pL,Srnn, NJ pape
lately commenced at Clinton and edit.
ed bv Il. Mason Esq. is also an advo-
cate Of Wing principles. and has our
best wishes for IFS success.
TnE woo BANNER is likewise q
spirited little paper, conducted with
zeal. talent and energy, and promises
10 effect much in the go,ii rdGw..-
I Neighbor torwlne, we gladly greet
you, and wish YOU success.
/, We must not omit to notice ano.hel
apparent Improvement. IN the late
!, Chickasaw Union. We say aIpm
rent, for the Improvement extends on
, ly to the appearance. i now las thu
4 long sounding title Of "AlIsslssIpp
.IINTrLlieENcrn, AND GENERAL. A.vrR
: rIsrn ron THE NV COUNTIES" upor
/ its first appearance. we reioiced al tn
! supposition that another pap ha'
( been established Mt the tlourishln!
/. town OF Pon,otoc. and that ot nnoth
/ el stamp in political doctrines: bu
4 on finding it the old Chickasaw Unio
e re-modelled, we need hardly 81,
!. that we were sadly disappointed. "
n discovered The same s,lhS"fvency
d party dictation--the same tulsom
II eulogiums bestowed upon those
@. power-the same reckless abuse
in The honest and honorable of the Ian,
i that has ever characterized this ~
70 knowIedged pensioned Instrument
NJ Gov. McNutt ana John F. II. Ola
70 borne.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

PHILADELPHIA. feD. 1olli. 1000
As it is my determination never To
alIude edtorially to the recent mrlan-
choIv affair at Washington except un
der circumstances which cannot now
be foreseen, there may be propr'ety
in briefly referring I" it at tins time.
Some ofmy contemporaries have nj
luded 10 my apparent deSne to get IN
to difficulties Of this nature; but IN
this thev do me great Inlustce--and !
may safely appeal to those who nre
familiar with the circumstances under
which have actually gone into the
field and sought 10 take others there.
/ that have never acted under, or eX-
hbited split Of revenge. or been
actuafed by any other feelings IMAM
those which should be the guide OF
every genflem !,
T G srue secret Of my repeated
difficulties, rs to be found IN the TACT
that | will not suhsc, ibe to the aeom'
|, ,nable doctrine, that N brcoming an
| . a,or Ir-ae ! 10 be- q genHem'n' ms
, insult to the press Of our country had
/ ,s origin in the cowardly feelings 81
!, 90 tam Senators from Mississippi
: AMI in consequence OF their example
g every political demagoue, ssh" succeeds
Ain Obtaining seat in Congress, lay
I, nm ari0D, that ,di'OrS ~
% NIL eenticmea. and may be aSsai'e'
!. without emitting them to any cam
/. for redress. :,
!. The prominent position of the Con'
/, pr oni Eagairer, AMI the w'de an
:, scm;notion Of Tie infamous Sian lie
70 that had been bribsi by the Ban
r. If tie United Siatcs--a SANDER wh'c
/, had It's origin in the maIevoIence
II Churchill c. Cambrelens-has unto
in ,un,tely consigned Mr.. ClIIey to ii
i tomb. and attached TO me the mp
=, ,ation Of seeking notoriety, by ~!
mr. inr Ia establish the reputation al
il fnrjjisi. Those who know M. q
!, well aware that neither vlndictIv
m. ness nor malice, constitute any p'
ton Of my character; and that whe
have sought redress. have be
acrua,ed by deep selise OF what v
m due to myself aud family, ana not
an, the desire o' shedding humon bloc
nj. Nearly six years have now e'apS
ais since M. Cambrcleng's false char
pn. was first made against melt
yh. known Ia be false by every man
the ordinary intelligence in the count
IN and vet it is annually repeated on
mr. aoor of Congress! Now lappeal
any man Of proper feeling, who IS b
nj self The father OF family. whell
mi h.. could calmly submit to the rel
the ton that this foul calumny must d
,en cend to his children as perhaps
iy. only legacy "f one VIII M wlnle
yos. mo. they loved and honoredl TIL
, = mi, md without any dsresPeet
the feelings Of tie public, ] may
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

~
efmifist e. ay ibai ! hsts l1t
iaes fflefmsnta q tui ia end b. ila
lander 30 Hli haxfls.
IN puIsHaHes NJ ihn lnaliffsd God
unl'lsNalis determination, ! hass %.
leasofei ~ bod lhe members II Can.
gfess responsible luf ihs gtpeiiion a
whlt tres well knew H. BE- q sigakg,
anl when ] have been met by the Flea
hat 10 editor u q papef i Mt gen.
l'cman. ] have Ind tho additional mpr.
iilIcH'ipn If knowing that portion
~ The pfess. wanting IN duis tnitself.
uniccliuglt cndcaeafs iopfc,udlce ,bo
Hul,lic mind. both ne e. the object L
have ~ view, and tie character n
the plea by which that object 10
stngi, &, be avoided.
Every man Is. ~ right. the solo
Judge II what is DICE to lis own ION.
or, and while no one can entertain
efeatcs respect fur public opinion than
! d., must b. permitted 10 say. can
never be 50 far controlled by It csto
suffer any respectable person I, cir.
cllaic the SANDER alluded to. without
cias.lSeinent OF some sort. Cfcoursc
lean never again ask a friend to lie
HE b, rer Of message TO any mem.
Der OF ongress. The ctmartag Plea
which members Of that body kaye
adopted to screen themselves from
punishment, viii thus far prove effect.
ual; but they must not Imagine that
They are therefore beyond my reach.
Time mag demonstrate that such
conclusion would he crroneors: and
IT there are those connected with ,hc
press whp are prepared TO censure
{ my conduct scca,iec .hoy are wiR.su
y submit 10 the decision that their
: iprole, Siun is not consistent with the
! character ar The feelings Of a gentle.
c man, can only enter my protest
7 against their acquiesencc in such deep
1 disgrace being considered binding up.
n on me.
c tine word in relation to The recent
q duel, and have done. Mr.. Clley in
& his last interview with Mr.. Graves,
y said all and even more tnan was ss'.
u CURED Of him; and this, under the
n the impulse Of his own feelings, he
Y, was ready TO commit TO writing. But
e lie unfortunately fell into tie hands Of
10 Benton and Duncan men rs void of
re character as they are Of Political hon
in esty-and these ,wNaas believing tat
Of the Lille oi Mr.. Graves was at stake
Il, in consequence Of Mr.. CiIley's won,
c deriul accuracy in rifle shouting, per.
Of sulded him 10 withhold his assent
IL Ia what Mr.. Graves. had already
reduced ~ writing, and thereby ndr
rectlt in:pl,cate hi> veracty. To Mr..
Cilley's weakness in listening To such
dishonorai lie nd ice, and To the ankle.
to " Of Mesrs. Benton and Duncan Tor
H. the lite of Mr.. Grave, S, is the melan'
n choly fate ol Mr.. Cilley solely 10 lie
Nv attributed. His blood is on ,hell
~ heads; aud sooner or later to pub
lie will properly appreciate their in
al stumcntallty in this melancholy ira
in gedy. OF my efforts 10 prevent II
in Ineed not speak the facts are fair
" before the public and in the con
ire sciou,ness that have only done wha
Ter my duty tomyscli and my family rem
the dered imperative. rely upon my con
re. duct being duly appreciated by a
ex- whose good OPTION 1t is my desire t
'cn retain.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

pa pant called Ste sfyyFe, whleI,
~suprats iiscIl ~ MEATS II s,ape
stronger lntly." lie counterpart IN
Vie p,ildraf werIJ I, lie IIunefal'e
Speaker u The louise u Representa-.
lives.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

A friend Informs US. that the edtol
of the Natchez Free Trader is again
abusing us. We advise him to deSlst
We we're presented. u few days ago.
with the cane whereNi in Chancello1
Qnltman thrashrd hun. and we ln,enS
to white one end Of it down into tho,
shape o. a pen and use it in wniin;
all our notices Of him hereaiter.--Aoa
bvuie Journal.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
IY,; N AGlTATOa

ALL ~ lOa
! H. Claiborne, seeking 70
attention from the true
issue between himsell ana
q, has the efrontery. the
latuation to rouse tie IN
Iassions Of the community
let Of abolition! Miss's
citizens Of Madison county!
|lsh-are you prepared to
n peaceful and happy com
colnunvi,,,n, the fouada
Nly broken ur, our whole
efance-all the iney..
pences Of now agitaiIny
Blopr! lfnot, set the brand
approbatlon, your execra
niempt upon the man wht
lbs 10 commence this fan
pn. The following sensible
the Natchez Courier ar,
attention. I.
AGlT.A rION.
Of the indisputable evi
dduccd yesterday to prov
pd preconcerted plan q
throughout the South 70
ect, We demand the vel
y Of Mississippi, but Of ~
outhern State on this mac
rulnous course.
2 would ask, do the "Far
sAbolitionists'' the Er
lc South want! We al
|, let every Southern ma
/ renegade to Southern il
y 'agitatinn,' "agi'ation
u Is excitement and o.
y keeps alive, feed. an
fanaticism; and the Ga
Tappans you'll raise
yons triumph to see ii
Y clliical parties engaged
\ s val and Introducing
\ Y PROFESSIONAL Eiec,ions
We solelnnly VAIN ii
soettors Of this s'agil
Z % The imp, nding CO
M'nough from them ,
nothing but our us,
y representation and abu,
'earlessly appeal to t
sound loud and long ,
arning.
people Of Mississippi a
\ xe say beware If The
When once this ),
4 qu e, in Southern Ell,
" viii I 9 way be open
'''0nal Elections Of
y y ~Abolltionist,n w
'''s e. would boldly ma,
= They would throng
~ the halls from Vii
\. q hid elected them. !,
VIC Nonih they would ~
g. 'aIrn!d-"Sh;ll the Son
~ .eldsr sAGITATE,
s a. !, : And what my
\ n States where the :
\ ~ balanced and = 81
a'y control the electi,
rs'a'r spirit which
w ~a''orae ~ "Agi,a
J N.Y. We other designing
= N -, 10 court that 81
I s no,o'''tion" from b,
Y q, ceiling its power W
mi !, = uasa the grca. ca
As..s g 80. .l-
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

The Madisonian, the new govern
ment print. Us Of Mr.. Clay's grea,'
sn.ech: .Mr. Clay literally demol'
ished Ne. Calhoun. who c"nd on'y
reply, that the Senator ron hen
,uckv had misrepresente.4 him through
mn. when every body Who heard the
respective arguments, knew the con
,rasv 10 be the fact. Louisville Jour
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04
c,v,;on 10 Me Lulies.-Mr. Hunt

CANTON 10 Me Lniies.--Mr. Hunt
ipg,on in his lecture on Common and
S,ntnte Law. before the Lyceum the
other night, remarked that q lady when
She married lost her personal identify,
nor distinctive character. and was
ike ~ &qc-irep arcil0w:j rP By q
SUNBEAM"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

The Loco focos aud the Conserve
tiges in the Virginia Legislature, ate
many irl,ilIess efforts 1T concillatinii >.
have denounced each other ana partte
forever. The Richmond Wing notice q
the event and excla ms---"the last IN
is broken."-Loanraiie Journal ~,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

We climb the green mountain $.
ol lile, to die Oh us icy top. ..s
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-04

Mr.. SprAKER Polk. IN HIS OWN STATE
The Nashville Banner thus faithfully
and poihiedly portrays the charac'e'
OF this man:
In tho contest in 1885, having The
,ear Of his constituents before his
ewes, he ensconced himself behind
General Jackson, and permitted Cor
eypo,. Carroll and Carr Johasoa, Esq
To take the filed alone lor Mr.. van
Buren,. But alter he had Secured ms
own election, a d the danger OF de-
feat in his own case was over ne tooS
I'M his position in frott, and become
c'amorous for Mr.. Van Buren's e'ec
lion. Backed by Pmcer he can ever
summon up boiiaess enough to dis
franchise. for the time BENG one o
the sovereign States Of the un' on ?.
his casting vote as SPEAKER lhe''
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-22
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HI l.. JEFFERS & Co. acknowl
Il 4. edges renewed obligations To their
friends and customers for the very liberal
patronage hcrc:n!orc bestowed on them !;
ana hcg leave to announce. that they have
now Oh hand, and will continue to receive,
"a well selected assortment Of GOODS,
consisting Of
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Green and White Coffee.
NO. g. Sugar Ilonsc a1olasscs.
Wine and Spirits Of tie best selection,
Canal Flu"r-wholc aud half Bbls.
Bale Rope and Ba"ging,
Iron and Steel,
Together with all other articles in tho Gro
c,ry Line (which they will sell, or send to
order, Uarrunitd CoOd, at Tie lowest mar
kct Prices
They also continue to transact CoE,mis-
sion Business, including receiving and for
wardimS of Goods; and tender To their
friends assurance Of their best attention to
orders in that line ol business.
Hamburg, March 1888. IT'S
The PcndIctnn Messenger will iuscrr the
above four times ana send their bill for
payment to ii. l.. J.