Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-19

,n run OF PSNf~' - ''
a'l ~ >, ~, even suspect he had ono-quar-
.s ~ low political cunning and trickery
us .ov find he has an abundant share
..,rs were afoat some time since,
nul psv. Mr.. Butler would probably, re-
Us ~ :. ne seat in the Board Of Directors
T Tombigby Bank or his seat in the Le-
~" Tbese we're rumors, but we now
n e., GOOD authority, that the Parson
' Ty resigned both situations; that he
!. ,yarmly eloctionoering for some time
a., an expectation that an election win
n ~ ~ =. fine SACRED FOURTH OF
,,. en- the vacancy. The ParsOn and
,rNntt are the only ones in the secret
,,.n ~, but little of the matter has leak
''I aoonob for us to know that an ur-
vi r.me had been played for the very
l.' - dcteating the wing candidate. If
God in this, the party is to raise a
' ~ he heard in every corner Ofthe State,
o,,ndes county had again embraced the
~ We would willingly be beaten, if
L ,.,,;or Is to take place on the HOLY
Do1Tp Of our country, the 4th of July.
~onp willingly give up all we have gain
q ,be 4th of July, the Anniversary of our
-, birth is to be desecrated by the
'r,5Iing, Of a REVEREND, and a defeat
.n5 oTerthrown party, and suspected
n to uain an epbemeral victory. But it
-,nortaot at this crisis, that the wings and
|, opDo,sd 10 the abuses Of The banks should
i an. nd strain every nerve, even if we are,
ibo desDerahon of corrupt politicians and
.,,,n, hanks, made to violate our CoUNTRY's
rvi7H Let US prepare-and let every |
arm himself with the vote
For Representative.
SETH PEBBLES.
6gbt al the ballot boxes till every wing |
s poIled. When that is done, Butler and
Ranks viii be defeated. "On-oh to the
cue"
Snce writing the above we have seen it
maIIy announced in the Columbus Demo-
that Parson Butler has resigned his seat
Director ofthe I ombigby Bank,and accom-
nyng that announcement, the Democrat
res the question we propounded some time
.s that it will not support Bank Director
seat in the Legislature. THE CAT is
LT OUT OF THE BAG, and we now
ceye that our suspicious are correct. 1t is
interest of Mr.. Butler, and it is the inter-
Of the Banks that he should be in the Lee
ature this winter, and knowing well that
hadno chance of reelection while he
Ibis seat as Bank Director, he has resigned
litter station, and thus hopes by the united
pprt OF the Bank and his party to be re-
cad. He lays "this fatterirg auction to
soul" but he viii, we trust, be deceived
his own deception, and be caught in his
ntap
NORTH CAROLNA-EDwARD B. DUDLEY,
been nominated by the wings of this
lie frEe-election to the office of Govern
The Correspondent of the National Intel
nicer from New York, says:
aThe New York annual conference Of the
ehodist Episcopal Church, which closed
session here last evening, have suspended
other members for taking part in an D.
ion convention at Utica; passed resolu-
nsreprobating the "Zion's Waterman" on
count Of its schismatical and abolition cha
ter; forbid their members attending anti
very conventions; and recommended the
nerican Colonization Society to the patron
eof the church"
LOUIsIANA-This State has fired her first
big gun, and it viii not be long before we
rthe whole battery roaring. The New
teans Commercial Herald, of June 9Th,
VS.
The wing strength of the LIST ward, LIST
1nclpaHty was fairly tested yesterday, in
election that was holden, to supply the
aceof W. F. c. Duplessis, as Alderman
pm that ward. Philip Lafonta, the whig
ndldate, was elected by a majority ofeleven
e both his loco foco opponents,
The following was the state Of the polls
Lafonta, 81
High As
TwOgood, %
Omo-This patriotic wing State is united,
prospects candidate for the Presidency.
e learn from the Cincinnati Wing, thai
general State Convention was convened
the city Of Columbus, in that State, on the
p Of May, at which were present, an "im
'nse number of delegates from every sec.
OF the State. Resolutions were adopted
proving the recommendation of a nationa
pvention to be held in Harrisburg; and de
ing their preference for General Harrison
: candidate for the Presidency, but ais,
0gng the State to abide by the decision O
national Convention. The proceedings o
convention were conducted with remarka
unanlmty and, "on the whole" SAYS tn
mg' the convention, in our opinion, ha
ui'ed gloHOusly. Its proceedings through
are characterised by the true spirit {
ion and harmony, and places the wings G
u0M an unbroken phalanx, ensuring to GU
use aslgnal and cheering triumph"
REAL ESTATE BANKS.
Inc Columbus Democrat has shown il
va JOo5 and we are happy on account
people, that it has done so. In itslast Sa
4ySpaper II attacks the Southern Sun,
ug paper published in Jackson, for praisin
''u Estate Bank. We are, and have bee
year, In favor of Banks instituted on Il
'gsoi Real Estate, and stil believe that
could secure legislative action in the