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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-20


, Al the present juucsufe the
patriot well may pause, and ask
this startling question. The ar
lray efwealti,, and official pat
ro0age and aristoc.racy, now in
with The, mass of the
people, forming = secret band;
subject grand inquisitioa
III Washipglog,. MAXWELL excite
the most thrilling appsehen-
sions. The ofIicc.holllerss whose
iMlissot0bly linked
with The present. dynasty, md
who, should il fall must fall
with il, are forming clubs asd
taking steps 10 perpe,uaie their
power. A club Of this cl,aract-,
er has been openly formed in
Michigan, by the office.lloIders.
Their evident design is To- men.'
ace the, npularwill, buy votes,
subject The people 10 the great.
central" influence at Washing.
ION: The certain result Of which
must, be 10 level their institn.
tiOns and liberties in the dust.
Who has not observed the G..
Electrical rapidly and the inq'ris.
itorial secrecy with which the
of-s,hc party. are circ,i.
lared through every town and
village in .he Republic ?-Let
d prominent man Of their party
dare tr'slip lite collar in Fiuti-
da, and he is soon denounced
and and exrommunicaied blythe
faittfal in Maize; or, let a prom,
inent oflice-Kollee show symp-
IONS Of discomfort, nAd the
whole pack NJ pensioned presses
from the mammoth Globe to the
SIX inch square sheet. are III full
cry until he escapes, we'll ex-
coriated, or is dashed into the
traces again. Observe Al Raj,
sigh, the secrecy with which
are srn, from The gov.
,rnment Journal 10 the file lead.
Frs tHIpug1Uul Ilrr ,5latr. OBJ
'erve. how we'll thatjonrns,l sfylS
ous I'm the footsteps nf il,e
jlobe /; the causes Of the party
,eid here; the intimate connex-
on which the identity If their
,lans prove them to have with
he central power at Washing
ons and can you donbt, free |
men Of North Carolina thar the
Of and destiny OF your !
'cIoved State have been hi,ier- |
. swayed by a Junto Of we'll.
isciplined men, in league with
he grand head Of power, and
hose interests advaacc onIy as
hey strengthen this asceudeM
y.
We again ask, what are vel
oming m?-W ha, may We az
ect better than the iron chains[
{ tlespo,ism. II we positively II
'ok on while the interests oil ,
,e county, public opinion, the
!ood'hought right Of suffrage, l
re Illus frt'ered by a par,y|
hain, cncircling the leng,h and
readshof tbs Republic? Hlr
'e people do nor now arouseis
'emselvcs, and throw oT This q
and powerful infIu-I
zee OF interest, official insr- y
nee and ar'stocracy, of wha,ls );
e or strength will be ,heirf
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-20

III November.
We are rtqaesled to ssy TIA. Major
Jess. Maxwell rs NOT 4 candid.
for Lieu.enan, Colonel. The announce.
men, Of "a soldier" las. week to The .tsn.
hary. Notwithstanding. i4
The hon. George -Adans, y, S. Dis
srict Judge ,-for the. -.disuiet. sf 4Mis..
issippi, has resigned bis aeas upon the
bench. His reasons for retiring ais
given IN the paragraph below. ~ nv
"The Office Of judge Of the United
States, for this State. has become 80 o.
sREssrvE 70 its duties. and the compensa.
ton 50 INTENTIONALLY. inadequate TIA. !
was compelled TO give il %. The enly
feeling have ir quitting the station, is
solicitude, tina. The person, who hall be
placed ia il. At 80 important end trying
crisis 10 This country. hay cou.bine ii.
anxiety felt, to discharge the duties
faithtuIly aud correctly, Win higher su,l.
;hcs,ions for the, tad, than was ever frs.
!. tended 10 BY Your humble friend. !. y
GEORGE ADAMS. Il
-.s .,-A--- s,..., 1
Col. J. r. Polk. the Loco foco can.
didats for Goversor Of Tennessee in ,his |
s.s.l ssss.lsl .!ils. .:ia .t tsssa!r "a; ;s:.I
Aeprineiple, tested 81 hi. public ,ei...sf
and thereupon he sditer Of. NashvilIe
Republican Banner joias' issue ~ith ne |
gallant ealo.el. and'iii' pouring one Of ID.
most calling and destrue,.y. broad ride.
into him that We have read for many .
day. He qudsssffon The colonel. pub
lie and eon,ies.'hin Of ,he pl.iue.i1It
and most undeniaeIe incousis,eHcy..-
That his "principls.s" can ever Be ssoc |,
tioHed by the tresaen Of ma, ehiyalrov,
State, We Do 3! no! suppose Any sane man |;
ever lor one moment believed.
From sPsrsrrapb ih ~. ColuMBu.
Southern Argus Of The. 9Th. .ius,asj, Ne
learn tha.-Coluubus had been for several
days ina State ofsudpasalIelIedi escite.r !
~. V L
nsnt ~ ecnseau. nee e The codirs- 7uirs.
sued By ssPsek OF sEIL IiousOs, d III
e'her words, gamblers WHO have bxeu
rsovlins about that place f or' 1one Time.
The Argus says the esubltrs we're stand. L
Ing aboutth. street. With double barr.lI.d J
Iun', pistol. .qd howl. knives. and preps- :
red for the shedding of,lIoed.. The A. Ii
Jus CALI or shs iasyI Y elected Mayor 10 I
use bis ssss,ions = an oiices, I'd er,e,. r
eina'e silt drive otf lromihe town, he
nPulden. seosndrels, aud black Iegs.--l Il
Amen, mus, be the hearty response ola
'yery vrtrcas uan,in compus.ity. IL
~~~->-> = II 4 n
We call the a,tentios ofi.o,ir se,der, 4
2 af'resolaiions passed BY the Natcher :
Banks ppYn thesubjeet oil resumption Il
y specie rsyments. "a, will We seen that d
aey most cordially second The PROPOSE S z
ion Of the Union Bank, 10 commence !
ne good work. Of resumption On tbs tirs, ii
' 1.'oadsy ~ January next. We tsos, siu. g
'er<ly' Uishths banks may be able, one Y
ND al Ia commence and bold out ia <, 4. n
god az undertaking. We, hope That ihe ~
,.f.Poss.al convention may as,4mith.n ~. q
'nsle t. The best interests Of the p.oplS. I. ::
se long for The day when our eye. shall b
. longer b. psised with The sigh, a. h.
bore miserable shis isisssers Which every "
'htre greet cur .ixbh =, -
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-20

49,
STATE or MlSSis Aii'fl, J IN i.swr.uce Cir
Losrsnre County. cult Court.
iieury Boyer YIN .Nnc6.Teru
H. S.whfaiastos. .uschr+ns fes
appearing 10 t',e sat,sfaciipt. ri this Court.
- mat the defendant has miaondsd D. v
."n, himself ilnt the ordinary proeess #
me law cauaot he setved UPON him. w.ereupw
- ordained that unless the ;ieiendptt appear.
pnt 70 'rsc'al tail s'r! plead to me pl;1u,iilsses
'."n on "r bs!are the Crs. day ef .leinex' Mawh
term o. THIS c"ur', judge ment G,.ai will no REV.
isrsd asin's HIN, md IL. estate attached I'll
% sold 70 sntisty pi.intia', ct.iu, sAlis! rom.
!. s"''her ordered that the CisSk Of tkw
s.ur' t.iss o c"ly Of THE order n. be puSIisk
= l"r nx weeks roocessveiy in tks uswspspsr
allied The Pearl River Banner. prinsed sudpub
'si'st' "a The town tT Monticello,
lcer'iiy The shove u t.e true extract ffoa
20 ns'nmtts Of saiu ccwrt. !. g,ss
IN TESTIMONY wfsKREOf. 4 hmv@
cicuo'o sei my hand snd cistiNl sss ~ ira
'wn 81 Mon'icell', This ti's iwsutisth DAY 81
rDw, ARD h.. nowcv,<,,crs
M"a'fs's, O.soA,r " ivss--aT-t.-
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-20

w are authorized TO announces
ARTHUR SMITH, Esq, la,a
candidate for the State Senate,
from this county, to fill rho W,
sancy soccasioned BY the resik !,
nation Of Col Hartman kunnsls.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-20

;sned opinion; md 90 lon,
tho great mass Of the ~.
can be felt and heard, ,,sx n
denre. and their cop6dencss
the on,nipoience ofthe rieb,
suffrage. will prevent the b.,
nets interpretation. =
IS. [Ralsiss 81.
rHe FRcslpExr 4 ! rug '.ys,ss,
We have hsc-lhe rleesurs
seeing aiettcr from 4 gcu,Ie~,
Of this city who happened d |,
al the Virginia Syringe, I'M,
President Van, Buren, WAS ,h,s
Il seems that the title Masic;'
met with q very cool recsul;a
--scool rs an Orleans, julen,s
So says the letter. Some II m
folks both lsdies and, gentie m,|
wcrc.a ii,tle BIZ, too severe un,'
hun ; but We presume they a,
.cased themselves upon the N.
that he richly deserved 70
jeered with. One Of the y;,I
ors,. q .'fennesseean of six-andI
a-Ilah grace. upon, iptroduca,
himsclfato the Pscsideu, se.nas
ked- ..
.,'lrather reckon Mi Van b.
rem that ynur reception seem
cool in thesc-par,s., a
% sir replied the Prcsid.n
sRemember j, .isa cool clinan
IN these mountain regions.
THAT'S trae enough repIti
the Hunt 'Trnnrssean--..bu, \
all the ac,ciiounts,,be -tri,e,, yopS
find il mighty COO! Admit lln
time even IS Gar down South a,
Louisiana Or Mississippi. There
has been a great change in ,a,|
climate, all over tic. counlr|
wahim,hc last two orr three
years. MIR. Van Burcn-don,|
you think So e.
The President was MON.
Az another time all hand,
were amusing themselves with
e!tinswr.ghed. -PreseuiIy Tho
Presidents .hcft' was Grid out
by the ,w.eighcr. One HUNDRED
IND twcmy-eisht aud Il hall
sLa !me 2 exclaimed
z sprishlly young, lady Of III,
Mr. Van Buren,,
yon are entirely too little and
|igh. TO be President Of the U.
nited States is he not, par
Surprising tl,es circumstances
. have occurred precisely as
above related; (Which We doubt
,os, Il seems 10 uS rather 4 lit.
lie 100 bad that the President Of
his great Repnblic---aud still
worse that the chief Of the great
)sm"cratic Family should be-
nade the .butl MA p!easu,e pas
O. Pic.
Qu,TE PxJoEsr.---AIn Van
'uren lately purchased the
hanSion house and far,, If the
ate Judge Vauncrs of'Kindcr
oOk. Y
Ochone,' exclaimed IN Hi.
trntan, on secieg a teuapin
ha' rvcrf should .corse 70 4.
Taky I" see Il snuff box walk.
w h's;f said his vile; don't
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-20

4
Tus'd'y neat ~ -''ss.''s 'e' s'..'
-, .ss.,;., ,h.l. IN, 4, .,.ei,.as loi
$1,000. R.r;....a, ,,,.. }, 1u,,sx, Re. !,
r.. .ke !. i 3, ,o,.,, q, |. M, eouu.
-: .;..,.,,,. .sca.,,, .r,,.,Ssi,.n,,,
. \, n, si.i.,. IA" s''
. .,ss, -. - & : ' ',a:'
rhsr;esipl' u t4 N NY y stsp e cotton
d New iorlsaos, ~ sosihs oh; inst was
.bsu. zen tAQus.gr,dl. balk'. mo.t u which.
hid been readily disposed ef'ss Twelve '
= fhlt'sse aad 'aaqusnsf GEMS S0rs
sna'l 'o's nave pes. 'oss ~. ~: ss"''' 'as
%. .l'l pa'e'' :. ,s'' sa.a VIZ. ssss,
..,"., q G,srs s's =. 80. $3.50 ..;ss
dsi'ss 0'o vs''s.., !" "e as.ss"y"
= 80. W. ~ = ~ s;:fss, d .!s
~ - u ,.,s
s 4 VI, s(,.:g ~ s: " ! y,
-. !. \. q wsa. !
! coussssIsiy-r The N.lsh.s' rotpo'
E1.,s > 80 .Ss..t,. .:.Ga,., Il, ,oms
".S"s ..spss'er.s y 4 ~.
soul'ess s'lia'a. = % snsn VINO Hou'u
counterfeit iAin. plsstsrs would sssal :
.;eI .o;peer'.. .nhysic. eyt.as... .a;
~ sa See. r.'.sE'1. ~ ].
/ 'ADsiAtitt Soclsfs. We heard some.
talk ; few weeks sgoofsa- Dsba!ing So.
1;,iv sboat- il IL s{fo,r,med'siin tbi;, ,lace,
,,.s.-,s-s.,..,.< ...,.,.x $1,000.
- mop TO yooss nv - - ~
.illt not. allow IN .insiilpt'an 90 praise.
worth : sod. exesilsn, inis,eii; 10 die away,
and +. l.,yof. Ia - nhf,nra II en.rr, .nd
:,
p.'sev .,, lne!e 20 'n.'l'ul'o =.
better saleplasst =, sfp!ps ihs latend en-
errie, 81 The, alind, snd ,ueyeiops iis I r..
.,,,;... III. . ,d.h,..,;.. .oc;;a,. xyLi,
'..'' 80
ssy yog, fellow citizens, 70 : meeting 70!
The purpose Or organising sush , society,"
Eheas and where? ~ I .s.s
=. = = i, ~. ]
From, ,lle, Mississippi,,Frse. Trader.
~ 1t-a meeting of. The Presidents Of The
Banks Of this city, held al The Planters.
Bank on HE 9Th day Or October, 1888 !
lie following resolutions we're aJopte d.
,'.Rs.ol,sd: ,,b.stb. iir.rJlaaa.y i Jan,
nary ee5s Be seom .s n15 fss: dyy ;fo a- ~
6f. scsie /. in 49,. at.
=. Kssoired.. Tb;{ it,. H,Tt:nf III. 80.
be icxitea 10 & send ! ,aejsY.ie .iiom an 500
10 confer With the K,nnI.a e III, -.
, <enek 4 .mset;o,. = In MA ~ 80
ne Yiiib dsv 81 Noysmh., NV, :, ~
cityof Wiltshire for N. nn,"r.. Is az
on aid re q. n,s nd.,;or
: Resolved. That ma yser.,,rx !. :.
\ ,esf.a f6's.6d: !. Smry a ~ ~
isT, = ~ ..y:;.l Rsa y s"s q 'sson
IA reouSs, ,h.,, s,,ana. IN. ~ s'a'e'
,r,t;on !, ,ors, n,nnc:. $500. :"o .eo'op. |
Resolved ThY, &. k.rL. AZ"
.nisd srrsni ~ rus" fep'e-
! .;rn; II IN NJ s 49,. ''ne MSS i,
-, 800 ~ f..IHu generals
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-20

-. There will be = Camp
meeting on Topisaw,-' Ut. the
place known as Bsisters camp,
ground, commencing on Thurs
day before The second Sunday
ID November. tr
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-20

;sned opinion; md 20 lon, /.
tho great mass Of the D,.,'
can be felt and heard, ths, N, N
dense. and their con6depess |.
the on,eiI,oitnce of,he rirb, !
suffrage. will prevent the h !
nets interpretation. -
&C.. [Ralssigh S,.,,
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-20

f. Tan flscs,ex.--oa MSaisy ssd
Tuesday neat. 'hs elssiies fsr Stale
T,sasuret tskss plssss and also; 70 sew
sial eoos,iss there viii b, elections for
Senator's, Representatives.: Judges &c.,
The ohesrs to 'bssosed'ior 10 this eoug.-
", .rs. Treasurer. 'ssaiiet. Lieaisnsas
So
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-20

We are reqsesled to ssy TIA. Major
Jess. Maxwell rs NOT ! candid
for Lieutenant. Colonel. The announce.
nent Of "a soldier" last week 10 The con.
hary. notw ithstanding. ~. ! HI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28
IEDICAL CAnD-DR. cARPRNTEN. No. Peel

MEDICAL CAR D-Dk. CARPENTER, No. Peel
lvh slip, New York deem " proper occasionally remind
the pubic that he eonnues - administer 10 the afflicted u
his old e.tabh he'd Deprnsary.
To number o the ciurrns II this metropolis he oeed
herslds Ia snnourcr his victory cis~ase w H.
complicated and destructive be
ris 10 be specihr he ~ the
sdes 10 which msrkind and ~omankind sslje
To srane~rshe begs leave respectfully to remark thai
he confines himself Office practice, dev himself pr
sonay la the welfare of his patients, keeps
shop boys and has separate Offices Tor prscy OF paes
whe can never come IN G. nscs.
DR. Csrper would add that he regularly educated
the profession Of madeleine md surr~y epd rcrvcd lars D
posa the 1914 fthe New York Medic Sucis
w. sie ned by the highly lame ned Johr
- Rodgers, NJ " President ard tina, he has for l-ns
series of years devoted himself sad NJ NJ
delicate privzt~ dberses.
be particular In The numbcr-4 Peck slip, rearla
ny2e3m DIR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

nEBTAL. sUHGEry and Operative Mschsnics
- D. n'istry, 10 AL us variety, W uEhRY NLLtRS
Dental sarg~os he ke inventor of the Improved ieou'
vuiesst incsnspthe Mineral Teeth which possess
beasty and great strength They incnrrrptibe
never change ,bsw ocr- sbs-rb the savs qu-ni,
they not uspeasan, feiid breath The,
be supplied from entire correspowd viii
the living teeth, which, with human nsturs snd sr6cis
teeth, set snd Inserted tho latest improve.
style 81 Destn necbsmm Hs ne'hos ~ iusr' thug Thea
gives totb~ w massrstan ar' srtcus
preserves the orgira iorn the mouih without
pheasant or painful q rvaucn.
The those iades and gcn VIM dreir
p,ng The vsc-nces caused Nv the "s- n,r'
nal teeb respectfully invited the screr n,o
he Teeth, likewise To- his method and arnner Of iner'is
they.
DR. " p~rfor-s every operation IN he teeth ,h-
m 'dern and spprov principles of Dental rerry sn4 viii
the least possible pal Cariuue teeth h win he
likewise with gold pstlns Leose teeth renered hrm
whether arising from neglect seroula mercury ~ ih
diseases &c it- gums frrgu rifles ~ the eth w chr-n
prevented, w rolts rcuedrd Teeth and hr rn's a tee
estrscd The ch ldrens teeth particularly at
te pded 10.
Or viII~r, m.y ~npsulted residence s5 Lbe.
street. near Brusdwry, New York.
Mn-Trtms rcd~rssr-sssn Paris
- Tgri"n N Mechanical s"d Der'sl surgery 80 ususl
myfb6ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-28

II ON SUBJECT DEEPLY INTEEST.
ING TO MANY.-Sree the publcsor Of my itlle private
volume venrrerl Disease nc. designed originally hoss
W, wished I. hsye private, well speedy and
wrrched exsmpes 81 hcse d. arising chiefly the
rious boasiing nosrums which I'll daily pa psrs c TO-
duce me 10 give portion Of Tins expressly csnsuatvn
them u DOT, however,, by means agreeable enter
myself a nj vertisire yet the OF the
su'j~v toR ether with the difficulty af making my practice
kmrsn w any oihrr has led this course
here diseases which give Intense degree
ernr 10 the nt there which require greater
share o knowedgr and perience cembned slrct in
he reflected that venereal diseases NJ
rradi a'rd from the constitution, do eorne
those who rsi contract tkew bet virtuous and
nnocen, must appear 10 every these com
plants worthy ofhe tine and talent o phy-
cans In asking however, great 6drprs
~ uhrct of 80 deep interest, pedent ti.t
ssoula sso give statement the which
hts conhsswce For these houeh that
y addition 10 being graduate Of Edlnburgh member OF
The koys College Of sureeens London well The author
f- "rvste Tre ats- written expressly on asss 81 ts
nature have also Testimonial from the greatest ur
gems W. Europe 10 the vnt America Or Mott
~ NV York. snd DR. Physick Of rhiisphs these
Ne Ny ssy who wishes Ia would therefore on,
sid, that Those who by the post other consult
WI ~, rive The faithful ausnion OF OF psreacs
and hrs~lsdge in this department OF diseased
JOSEPH RAIrH, NJ ID. 80 CourtIs ndt St
For those re- ing NJ Assistance, ne chest aurg
r ed cre Nc necessary ter The cure the book being fitted
nihe I'D h tprce si2) This forwarded every
II the Tn ted STATES and astonishing 10 who have H.
sobrse 9Th Whit sertssy they themselves
sven sft-r they had faded ny various other means
nrsr notice of the Private Volume" be seer IN
.,hrr rolum oftlis psp.r s2oam
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Irsssf IN prp. offvt eunds -nd wp~s'd fr"r Drafts
su nnr,s III ne Z e,ller pdn III hot
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ietl 80 Brrsdwsv. wra ~ " 81 srte,.
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VISIONS HUNTER's RID DUOP-Tbu

4 VISIONS HUNTERS HED DnOP-Tbs
u only absolute prcihc that bes beer
f the core ~ the diseases
company he Of which has bees Known, when
sestrd tn. ysm n down from eeRrrssion 10 genera.
lon he XII ~ the most es'sent physicians Ths
medicine wYd by sne acquainted with a. 10 he The
vol certain safe ami sow,
u rvsry ,sstge ~ The posos irov The system IN
drys, ser how o ne case, snd pay ale be psee
n -s aeovery IRON, the most ir ms a. ther,
~ r uretEn< ~hstevrt laid o. the patient Such er~e,
rurs that ~ the re. p~rs~ ply
scisra-n rslns y N tbcr Esetics Every phis vii
10 nhss had prfv~tsh NJ III tines
Price 81 per phsl. jse-lms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30
From the .Ne,o York Herald Of Tuesday ,ecek)
ID mi 4

TOBACCO TRADE.
This trade is now in interesting position,
by the shorness of the crop in Virginia and Kentucky
where the heavy descriptions grown. The crap il
Virginia, which last year reached about 40 900 hhds vii
this year be % OG0 hhds at most. OF this, lear
from of the heaviest manufacturers, that not
than 10000 hhds. will be passed, the balance Tugs
This affords but very small proportion for the use
manufacturers The question then naturally arises, vii
the rates Of the manufactured article in the
the next season, reach grade, which will warrant ;
continuance Of manufacture the present and prospcc
tive value Of leaf This question is douby Important
this time, as the period is approaching, when those
gagged in manufacturing form their arrangements for tn
year. This is done chiefly by hiring negroes from TIL
first of January for the current year. Having iorme,
this contract il becomes matter of necessity 10 con
tnue their operations, otherwise the keep Of the
groes becomes dead loss. Now, therefore, the ques
lion arises does the prospect of prices warrant the II
newal Of these engagements for The coming year. il
the opinion Of many of the principal 10 this busi
ness whose letters We have SEEM it will not. A
Der of them determined to enter into engage
men and others TO the extent Of one hall only As III
rate at which manufactured tobacco be afforder
depends entirely upon the price of leaf, will lnol
back prices current in Liverpool to The year 1914
when it was at much higher point than has beer
attained.
For this purpose will take the quantities exported
each year from The u. s.. and as England uniformly
consumes about one quarter Of The whole export IS,
will also take The quantity consumed in the Unitet
Kingdom, for the corresponding years-and for short
ness will take, criterlon the prices of Virgin
bonded tobacco, rena'kng that the prices given 70
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tract contains The pi and summing up Of The "h"'e
Letter. r.,
IL believe ii important ha. the n'nb i'nts o. NE
Twelfth CongressoRa District Of ia.snchuse's s"""'u
be forewarncd that during the 9J Congress thc ~"oe
system Of yoiicy IF tie ELtcftrc administration y e
yrernntHt Of his UR,GN and OiuS prominent measures
forspn ana domestic yr Dr. they hare bcth AMI hgtc
urr 70 suvyorf .trrngti6n ami ycSEstsnc THE iECU
LIAR INSTITUTIONS OF TIE SOUTH. The ex-
termination of The Indian the wlseiul dapdsiiUn
of the pubic funds the deadly hostility TO internal
rro rcurGi; The idUus Gripping of ores nGu'uy;
the ridiculous impOstufc OF an exclusive metallic cur
rency fer The revenue and expenditures Of the nation
the enormous increase c standing army and The siuui
tancous saunders upon The navy ard lis gallant officers
the sycophanlic courshp of the Democracy Of numbers
nn tho Ilucoruus ns,ig o! labr against capital
the Summary Justice Of Iyucins-ail liesr ways and
means Of the NurEern Administration with Southern
pruc;pcs have and The origin and are gather
ing 10 one ISSUE tho vcI'irg in eternal bondage the
chains OF yOnr Southern coun,rymeLof African dr=crnt
Should the people Of The Twelfth, Cong Tcs>iona Dis
cl Of Massac asetls again I'll To station 'hr
sentinel on the watchUwcr Of the nafUn they will
pect i!C:l The consent HcGucscenc' compromise
with the system any nt It's parts. upyialding hcs
lily against it is Interviewer with every sulsncn of my
heart Resistance against it, feeble and efficient the
last accents of falling voice may be- shall still be heard.
while the power u: Gttcrancc still remains and shall
never cease ill the pitcher shall lie broken at tie oun
tain the dust return 10 The Garth was und the spirit
unto God who gave il Charleston Mercury.