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

tisn Is nude to.thc qualifications. such Is
the, they were not Of age or aliens, or g',sl-
ty, of infamous crimes. Neither Of these
three only positions which the House
could take, does it occupy in ITS absolute ll' {.
denial that .spyentiss md Word are not
members of the 25ih Congress" The de-
csson is in itself unconstitutional. Oar
members presented precisely similar ere
dentinls viii. th..sc of Mr.. Speaker Poik'
,nd The House has as clear right to declare
him. without any assigned cause, "not
membcr,"as it had to pronounce such
Verdict upon their claims.
We regret that Mr.. Preniss yielded too
any thing but restraint upon his personal
liberty. He should have hourly assorted
his right, we think, by Offering his vote, OF
participation in debate, and made the ones
ten one Of personal Liberty. It seems TO rs
ifihe decision be a correct one, Mississippi
is no lonqe;. in the Union: for she no longer
has equal rights with her sister States
God, save The Republic! is our fersent eIac-
u,ation, for it surely seems that men will not
A law has been enacted giving the
Natchez and Jackson Rail Road banking
privileges (apiial, eight millions.
JOHN d. FREEMAN, Esq, of Grand Gulf
Is, under authority of the Governor, District
Attorney pro tempore, in the place of the
late Ches:on Binggold.
Being lately in Natchez, where we are
fortunate enough to have some very re.
spected subscribers, they generally nppris'
ed us Of The rregularity common.
IL, the total, failure, of the Standard in
reaching them. We kno,c that they are
carefully put up, and put in the bags here
Where is the fnrl,? In Port Gibson, III
Na.chez. or on the long ronte between the
two? We ask. because we have the right
to know. and i, is important ihat we should
know. We charge no particular Office with
The fault. If we knew where it lay, VIC
should very soon point out; bat it is pass
ing strange that in the potty post-oilices
where there is so lit!e TO do, and so much
lime in which TO do that little, there cannot
be more regularity and accuracy
The louisville Journal has become q
perfect garland of the flowers OF poesv. In
Is Last weekly number we counted five
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

The louisville Journal has become q
perfect garland of the flowers OF poesv. In
lis last weekly number we counted five
beautiful wreaths c;il!cd from the rich gar
dens Of the Nine.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

There Is not an hoaost cnl ia:siEren,
man IN the whole Community, bat will yie!.l
MS fuil AMI hearty assent TO the following
sentiment recently uttered by Mr.. Preston
IN the u. S. Senate:
elf the great object of tho vengeance and
acrimony of the adninistration-,f the revil-
ed and denounced Mr. B,ddle were tn-da,
called to the head Of the Treasury in place
OF Mr.. Woodbury., it woald in ten DAYS add
more than hundred millions to tho proper
~ of The coan,ry;i it would now loosen tie sss
immense deposi.es now licked up in the
hanks, and send them abroad Into tha CON-
Inunity; it woald d'ssipate like cloud the
gloom from mems ninds.n
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

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


trade to the South, our planters and capital
lists must make an immediate effort TO com
mence direct inpor,aiions. While the peo-
pie Of the North act as our agents in inpor-
ting and exporting, VIC must be shaved ami
los Sc by exchange. Whatever point com
manis he.rade vii! control the exchange.
and should the South even consume goods
only to the amount Of one half her exports.
huying the other half in specie, still she
would suffer bv exchange.
| Robertson, Bs,li & Co, Of Mobile. have
sent ont heavy orders to Liverpool, and no.
| ticed the trade that they will be ready to
suppfy Them on the best terms.
The limited partnership law Just passed
by our legislature, viii prove powerf,
means i'll establishing a direct trade be-
tween Mississippi and Europe There are
hundreds OF plsnters who will cheerfllv in
vest a few thousand dollars, to promote so
patriotic and profitable an o. iect. when there
IS no risk OF their estates becoming invol-
we'd by the future of mercantile specula-
tons. There are also many gentlemen
possessing thorough business habits, who
can conduct the business We hope to see
several importing houses established in
sNhsDafs this Spring; and large supply
OF goods imported direct next fall. This
IS the only system that will stop the drain
OF specie and bring the exchange in our ia
vor We could supply the up country with
heavy articles TO double the amour, Of their
produce, which we consume, and on much
better terms than they can purchase the
same articles at the Norih.-TicLs. Sem
/
WORTHY OF NoTE-I! is fact worthy
OF regard, thst only one of the Governors Of
! eighteen States who hare delivered their
Messages to the several Legislatures. since
the call Of the specia! session of Congress.
bis decided in favor ofihe Sah-Treasurv-
and fiiat one is the Governor Of Alabama.
$ Ner York Wig.
Inc Conservatives of Hartford Con-. com
pris'ng the bone and sinew of the old Jack
son party, held meeting'on the Ilth inst
and denounced The suh-:reasury scheme
and all the other thousand projects Of loco
focoIsm. Fhe New Haven Herald saws
that the moral. numerical, and intellectual
! force congregsted on the ocoasion, made
lbs spoilers tTen,bIo in their shoes.--Prea-
| rec. -
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20
"TREAD II THE FOOTSTEPS"

The Sub-treaSurv scheme is again before
Congress. Van Buren,, placing both feet
upon the print left bv the march Of General
Jackson the Opposite Systenl-a.;etnp's
now to leap forward ana auga, upy,. . GA.
treasury system. Puss in boots pursuing
giant Despair. He will be stopped.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

In the last number Of the Pert Gibson
Correspondent, VIC find what is styled the
s.Argument Of Mr.. Claiborne" which 50
called "Argnmcnl'' was Submitted to the
Committee On Elections, in the late contest
in Congress-. Ii is silly, puerilc, andcon-
ten,piib'e, and wi;hal', has the common
fault Of iir Claiborne's late documents.-a
falsifica:ion Of facts. We will speak of it
further next week. - $, br
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

The i-~' S-rSe --s-
an nat n nlacas = -
the Iascis-cl-e-
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

JouN d. FREEMAS, Esq, of Grand Gulf
Is, under authority of the Governor, District
Attorney pro tempore, ia the place of the
late Ches:on Binggold. ga
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

A law has been enacted giving the
Natchez and Jackson Rail Road banking
privileges Capital, eight millions.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20
"can such things be,

And overcome us like 4 summer c!oud,
Without our special wonder"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28


Hereafter whenever any country subscription to the
Hsrald reaches fortnight of its close. subscribers
win receive their papers, done up In yellow aoraPpers
This plan is adopted in order to give our patrons IN
the country notice. either TO renew their subscription
bv fresh remittance or to expect II to cease at the
close of the period for which had been paid. Sub
scrbers WILL therefore understand, after this notice,
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
ye1ow dropping paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them 10 tne eA
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall oy
way of requital for his shaving so often our suoscn-
befs The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen CaOihe''
are to cheat as much as you can, SO tna' 'he "a"
does not reach you l do not practice on lhs primer
ple to any exteat, except when have dealings win
the Kitchen-and on such occasions 1t Is adopted
nurely in self defence-if you don't shave you IL gel
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
inc that the Herald has failed, when, at the same
time. I know full well that it is regularly mailed
WHY these complaints? Because many OF Amos's
sub treasurers will be looking into the Herald, to see
the lineamens of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget TO put the Herald into us
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them az favor-as
personal favor to meto try to be as honest as they
can know they have precious little OF that article
bat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28


AkpRiSrs OF ENGLISH PERIODICALS Mr.. Lever .
rspuocation OF the London Magazine for January il
before u.s. and we cannot avoid noticing an
SO interesting to all amateurs Of the bellies Iettres
English periodical literature is undoubtedly the best
extant, and will maintain that rank until we have en-
bodied the improvements contemplate in the Week
ly Herald.
Biackwood for January mainans its ancient reputa.
tion The first paper, entitled the household Wreck
IS painfully interesting and has internal evidence of be-
ing the work of Mr.. Warren, the author Of Passages
from the Diary Of Physician" 1t surpasses any of
those celebrated Sketches, in thrilling pahos and alb
sorolng narrative The Metropolitan is of average ex
science and contains good tales but their interest
destroyed by combinations. The first number of the
reprint OF Bentleys Miscellany" is handsome look
ing book, but the interior does not justify the comeli
ness OF the outside. The Goth Chapter of Oliver
twist with which 1t commences is lame bald and
unsatisfactory and the other pieces scarcely worth
reprinting here. Either Bentey's Miscellany has
been singuary overrated the January number is an
niefchous one and the coa5orateurs were not in their
best vein. This. however, does not detract from Mr.
Levers merit who deserves well for his enterprise
and Its cheaPness and convenience
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

U- NJ Pspi.ess's Whereabouts is stll uncertain, a.
thosgh is known by the admission Of the <ssy <s~s
that he was, long since, in Albany. Wherever hs
H. IL is his cowsrdcc has lost him the
spec, OF the Canadians and the influence he
cised over them. In December last, he sent smis
ssry. l. H. Lson,sine, Esq Montreal lawyer, 70 Loo
dom to negotiate with the British ministry, the e
which must soon usnspire. I, is extremely doubtfal
whether NJ Pspiness has committed any overt act OF
treason his constitutional pussnmity Is gssrsnsee
that he would never compromise the safety Of his
neck.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

NrOTICE-rhcB Books and Ascoupts OF the nnde signed,
Nv kept by RICHARD HARR0Lo, :. uslr asen,l -. 10
their hsnd Tor Collection A. persons indebted ~ said Har.
rc, fr Ale ana Beer by book sccoun, hereby
no6sd 10 pay the same 10 Undersigned the SAID ar
rods agency his been discontinued =. v-..
rsw York, February !, isss
Nh Cssi sncrs can he supplied with Pale ana Arber
Ass by leaving be Orders At a5 Cedsr street ~ thtr
Sab O6ce foot Of Delaney street ~ W.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

JEALOUSY AND ArTEsrr MURDER--An at
tempt murder was made at Washington, on Sunday,
about o'clocx by young lad Of the age Of fifteen OF
sixteen named Leonard, female OF the town. named
Jne Phillips. The girl, in company with three courte
sans and gallant riding up the avenue in hack.
visit the theatre, when the offender placed himself On
the baggage rack in the rear. and deliberately dis
charged pistol through the PANEL The ball struck
the object Of hs vengeance the cheek bone. and
glancing toward the nose, inflicted Deep but not dan
gerous wound. The young offender. il il said. was
driven 10 the deed by Jealousy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

Naval MUrrsr.-A mu,iny occurred last week, in
the Naval Asylum the schuylkill. philadelphia.
The pensioners ovsrpowered the oscers Of the esrab-
shment, and confined them and the latter were not
released until troops their rescue from the
Navy Yard The leaders were takes inte custody and
conveyed TO The Seassn The commandsnt Of the Asy-
lum, was severely injured in the ARRAY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28
To rHe LYyEss OF ~ D 9E.I. EE p an \,


Keep dry, the hra soc and bid dsnanceto the ply
slcian " Beevk~~rx
THE fair land cutdowS IN the bloom
az life. ovinx the diseases sssing from wei iesl DO
e then coughing ssd barking asd pains rheu
r,s c doctors DC In their coseh~s' And
h have taken place. the house on nres and
s.ser not We would then caution our resders
rsv.uioo IS wotth pound Of cure.-PhlakpAss Js~rrs Of
Heaif.
-, fesL--U s. Gsrefts ~
n NAGLE, OF Philadelphia, respectfully informs the
,plr that ecsted the shoe Ecstsblsh
-fMr. Ry der, Me- Bs~ knsn Clinton HAIL The pre-
opportunity embraced inform reader that alter
experesce and trial the subscriber las discover
csuposon which renders lsaher of every descuson
sorrete'y rprrvsus, evtr 1, water Ihe Amencan
has twice korre testirosy ts great Unity ny
awarding diploma snd 1896 and has net With
ne decide appreciation OF the Frsnhhn institute OF
mi ~,l,,- sshoritrs ~ the hg hest respectnbfsy.
NcivAks revision ssd severity OF the reenisw
the exclusive right aaa liberty 10 hm disco
vrry the fourteen IRON the 10Th day oil Febru
Fk Composites ,psrts The leather se and rsble
which articles made from elastic qpslt
lor esriup overshses j. thus superseded.
H. rr ~ qo~sons the subscriber would rec
pe,fsy reader that the Psasnted Composition
oss no ecoan particle Of that oGensve and esmy article
Ss,srn h. vaius sah ana love dry respect
ly hngyped that will be auendance n the
sbos sol shucss. The Government papers, Dtposss
Cctudcat Lett rs he oven for inspection fbe Com
,a3daB pu1 up Al - cents per boz scs Captains ana
sg0rt'sncn would Do wet to procure the article $500
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

RKFIsEnEsr.-on the 18Th inst- lSunday.l there was
bear bait at CMroen about three miles mp the river
from New Orleans. This delecable spert honored
by the presesce Of half Of the oafers of New Or
leans, headed BY the Jockey Club. ..r.....
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

984 -The Ships eo%prisiag the .bovs nne VIA be dss
ssB nsi s,a1 %s.s master
SIP spp M sEr AZ, + F9-tsl master
Ship NEWARK. T. Durham, master.
The above ships al Of first class, built in New York
10 and every facility will be AFFORDED
shipped free Of all charges except those actua ueurred
Ferireisht or passage, apply to -
i2s wAsusURN LEWIS, savannah. -"
<1rse 81 SAVANNAH YAM PACk kIs.IOld ks'abl,shed
psess e o. the above line w sail
Ship ANGELIQUE, - Nichols, master.
sLip MACON W. Osborn, master.
Ship LOUISA D. H. Truman, master.
as Ship 0CoNEE, (new( J. D. Wilson. master.
this business and commanded by captains well
with the trade Their very SUPERIOR
goods to the aps ppped free
commission. SCOTT MoRRELL 70 souih ST. j2s
- SAVANNAH PACK . Ts-0LD LINE
49, from New Tork and savannah following order
ship TRENTON afNN (nswl Jas. :. Bennett master
ss!s kEPTSSicSN < " P Rss'sy MASTER @ss's!'
Ship NEWARK, r. Dunham a. master as es'e' "'''e''
The above ships all Of The first class and bull. this city
gers are elegant and extensive and every facility will be al
Goods forwarded the subscribers shipped free of
an charges except those actually incurred.
JOHNSON x LOWDEN, 90 Wall ST. and
js4 WASHBURN LEWIS, Savannah.
ld.saF oE Is
."znssHabove Line of Packets
Brig ONION Fredk Sherwood master
Brig CORDELlA, Francis Sherwood master
Brig BUENOS AYRES, H. Stuart master.
New --, Whttlesey master.
The above are all frs, class vessels built expressly for this
trade and commanded by experienced masters Their
commentators tor passengers extensive and commodous
and exerton Will be made please shippers and
All goods forwarded 10 the subscriber will be shipped Of
commissions
Forfreght apply board between Murray
Fine 81. wharves,
JOSEPH TINKHAM& r. DIMON
81 South st. up stairs, or
WM A. Caldwell SONS
~ Agents, Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

EOR sALE-A not Of srs rate sinxirr Csesries jns ~
arrived Also, qnsstiy oi hssJs-mr shell work y b
.,is "A "a corner az ruts . and Nssssu stS rahf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

"a CHARL NsTON PACKKTs-Cemnerc,
11 Lne-she following vessels compose above line Of
-1Ezns6packets: - =
Brig DIMON, Frederick Sherwood, master
Brig CORDELIA, Francis Sher master
Brig BUEN0S AYRES, H. Stuart, master,
Brig FANNY new w. Whitlesey, master.
Brig -, (new)
The above all first class vessels built expressly for the
trade, and commanded by experienced masters Their ac.
commodaons for passengers extensive and eIerons
will be made to please both shippers passengers All
goods forwarded to the subscribers will be shipped free Of
commission. - "
For freight passage, apply the captains board
ALLEN PAxS0N, 81 Wall street, N. Y or
jos WM. A. CALDWELL 4 SONS Cbarestop q n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

fA6kETsThs line Of packets win vi 1eIs!7ie 9 =
composed Of the following vessels, sailing from New
es
s sesr REfEaTsk e MIL s:s sss master
schr TELL, X. Hawkins, master.
schr. TOPIC, Jacob Smith, master.
The above schooners all FIRST sass copper yes
ID Gr @ , .a .s
i from Wilmington throug hout the year. s''''S
The detention OF vessels New York engaged hisade
having heretofore been and OF
SUBSCRIBERS DESTROYS emovng by despalchag
such in ,h. DAYS OF sailing
mp % give the preference n
hsy s.asy :cs:d regular packet. sSIsdsson, rs
Invariably sail on ss day sppoiDed full or no, fs and take
freight when opposed transient vessel atsnch rates
sea this both and
and when opposed regular packet at
The subscribers grateful for liberal support pa
ss s s. ,as d.s
and respectfully solicit continuance Of public favor and In
70 please pee shall he ~.nos os
. - S ;b:v Gss way asn
they can rely upon with eertsnty Of Their vessels slwsy
nehhsr win they circulate any false in order sbtan
their freight but depend solely straight forward
ss pa and vo
For .se 's Of ship the suhsese have
fer their farther their vessels win always load
All goods 70 The subscribers viii shipped fse
Of commission other except what actually
by any Of the vessels Of this line warranted athe
very lowest rates .
For freight or passage, all the above vessels having hand
jas HALLETT SHOWN. SO South st. cor. wall.
"a PETEK SBUUG PACKETB-OLD
On LINE.-The vessels comprising tx line will ks
regularly despatched from New York and Petersburg,
a. ioio~s;-
Schr EMMA, Isaac Cole, master.
sshr HELEN, ID. Lstourette, ir. anaster.
schr VIRGINIA, John wogiar, master.
schr PETERSBURG, (new) Latoorehe, master.
schr -, (pew) J. y. Ratoon, master.
The all FIRST ciaS schoonsr built expressly for
this trade and dcd ny experienced One
the above will he regularly aespassed sm each pon
every SATURDAY.
IA BALrIMORE PACkETs@UNION
f{R IINE.-The foiowisg vessels viii be regularly de-
- sG6sps,rhed between New York and Baltimore-
Brig PAVILION, W. Belly, master.
Brir sOLON. n. Bourne, m.ster.
selr CHARLES ~ SMITH r. T. Toten, master.
scbr tRNRy sAR0ER v G. Briggs, master.
sclr DIRECT, G. l. Briggs, master.
srhr LACONIC, ,. q. D--ison. master.
The vessels ecping this line are peror and fast sailing
aearly all built OF the best materials expressly for the
sde .by snded the masters exp~r~sc~d pilots he
rosst nu be effected .owss great
Ssck rves, ard exertos will he used by the
n,aaers give ssaet clippers Goods forwarded IN
the suhsoers m pp~d free NJ commission For fright
applv 4, n n. BRfGgs, So DID Slip, N. ".
tso~S Known. ~mit Doek Bait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

kxTANTku a si,na iss " waited by sss,eb gul, ior
w Shlnsefaat ~urse Good references can pc sven
~ sPrsms 4 Tvs srryst "'"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

The meeting then adjourned,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

l. Resolved That this meeting highly approve. and
unanimously confirm the nomination OF AARON
CLARK, for the Office OF Mayor of the city OF New
York and do recommend him the earnest and cordial
support OF all our fellow citizens vdo desire promote
the prosperity Of the city,
q Resolved, That the uncxampled unaDimity with
which the sslectioa Of Mr.. Clark, candidate Tor the
Mayoralty has been made by delegates to the city
Convention is evidence Of their isst apfrec
alton Of the ability, indepe ndencs and unwearied APP
plic alton with which he has discharged the dates OF
his Office during the past years asd an encouraging
presaee Of the complete success OF the true rRrEsps
OF THE PEOPLE at the approaching election.
a Resolved That the election Of Charter Oaieers in
this CITY, although in measure local in us effects, de
rives al this time the greatest importance from s in
finance upon State and National politics. importance
40 well understood by the friends Of absolute power
:, washington, that all the msshscry Of party Is
hrough 10 bear upon the fears Of those who hold Offices
snder the Government aud the hopes OF those who
nee, them to csuneract the efforts OF that part Of the
whose sole objects the prosperity Of the
country and the welfare Of the people at large Recen,
xpers,oe has taught the administration party that
on .bssed and suffering city viii lsnger support the
men 10 whom It's present cslaritous condition mainly
10 be sttrbs,ed but they rely upon the apathy which
among those who act from aismterested ovesl 10
TOO apt 10 follow success This hope we are scohden
win be fssusted there s evidence on Az sides Of m
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-19

Co.. additional to apportion and assess on
the inhabitants of this State tax of $780,
1913 &c; additional regulating elections; adj
ditional to the several acts now in force,
to orgaoize, govern and discipline the Nj
li;ia of this State; additional 10 an Act en-
titled an additional Act concerning the as
sessment and collection OF taxes; 10 incor-
pofate the Madison Boom Co; 10 provide
in part for The expenditures Of Government;
to annex part of the so Rod Strip 10 the
town of N. Gloucester; authorizing The in
babitants of the town of Bowdoinham 90 reg
ulate the taking Of fish within the limits Of
said town: relative to lands forfeited to the
State; 10 repeal the first section Of an Act
entitled "An additional Act regulating he
practice Of physic"; additional TO promote
iile sale and settlement of the public lands;
TO establish the County Of Piscntaquis; to
incorporate the Wilton Manufacturing Co;
additional to the several acts OWN force TO
organize govern and discipline The Militia
OF this State.