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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
MORGAN pEMocRATIc MEETING

MORGAN DEMOCRATIC MEETING
AgTeeably 10 notice. q number Of the
Democratic party OF Morgan County met
a, the Count House. IN Bath. on the 10th
February. lt>}9. ia ORDER 10 sppoin, dele
gates 10 meet IN Convention aiib the
delegates from ihe other counties IN the
SiN'ernth ConSressionai District Of Vr-
gina, tor the purpose OF nominating a
suitable person 10 represent said district
IN the next Congress of tie United States:
when Col. GEORGE CArLUTr wa, call.
ed To The Chair. aud Roteu &. Cusiia
appointed Secretary
After the Object OF the meeting was
cxPl1ined, the following gentlemen were
appointed 10 introduce resolutions, TO Wit
r. {. Gustin. Henry Myers, w. Unger.
VIM. Harrison. A. Bohrer, and James
Boyle, who. alir. having The subjrc, Gu
der consideration Tor some time. produced
the following -
Without entering into details Of the acting,
and doins> ~ the seat OF the General Govern
meni. enough meets the cyc Of the pablo 90 con
vince them 81 the imperative necessity ~ elect
ing men Il unquestioDablc hrmncss and iniegr-
~, Tor the support Of Democratic principles. IN
tic National Legislature Therefore,
kssoirsi, That he confidence 81 ibis meeting
TT the wisdom. patriotism and integrity of the
present administration IS uuimpaired but
strengthened by The even, firm and patriotic
Course % has pursued
ReseiFtd. Ths; the nd.vflual to be supported
for ciccuon 10 the sad Congress, should be a
man Of objectionable republican pnuciplss-
on whose INTEGRITY ani fifmnes> ia support Of
the leading measures OF the present adninisiTa-
ton, he most impiici reliance could he placed.
R'Sotrsd, That 4 committee of ten b. appoint
cd 10 meet ~ enns cbtion. "a order To- nominate
candidate 80 tc Supported for erection 10 the neI;
Congress " lie United States AZ such time and
place as may hcncefoT'h be agreed upon.
On mo'ion. the following gentlemen
were arpoinic delegation a. aforesaid.
to wi':-O. =. ITcronimus. Washington
Uuger Wiliilm Thompson, Jno Gof,-
ness A. lIiiian, Jno. Dawson. WiIhIm
Hamilton. y ~ Ogden Jacob Re,chsrd
and *. &. Gu,iin.
Rcciref. TIA; he proceedings ofthis meeiin
~ sigucd hy thr Chairman. and aitessd by tn
SECRETARY. aud published m the Winchester VIZ
giuirn. he Msrin>bufg Gazeiic. The Cbares,oWn
Fsre Pres, and ihe ltomncy lnielligenesr
Ga motion, The meeting adjourned.
GRO CATLErr, Car.
n e Grsri~ Ssc'r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

next Congress Of the uhited State and that we
recommend t. sad Cow enton 10 eoavene IN the
town Of Msrins6nry On the Doth inst
Rsso!rtJ. That the following gentlemen BE-
and they are hereby appointed to attend the said
Coayeiiii'o james GTsoiham and W arner w
Throcsmcrton for The Smuhfcid precinct Coz
rad BiiimYre and Minor Hurst Tor tie Shepherds
iowa precinct. Garland NJ. DAVIS. Hiescme l.
OPse, Jr.. ffaueis Yates and Braxicn Davenport,
for The Char'cS,o~n precinct. Jacsmiah Seaman
and William Ssnaiiwood FOR the HafPers-Fery
precinct.
Moved and scconicd-That the Chsirman
and Secretary do sign The proceedings Of thus
Mcenns, and that they be Published IN The
ChareSiown Free Press, Mari.u, hury C.xe,,e
w incheSser Vuginisn and Richmond Enou,rer
JACOB MORGAN, CA.,y1s.
JoBS J. HiCKEY. SECRETARY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

We refeueda few DAYS ago TO the rrfu q.
sal Of Mr. Iioyt 10 permit his Bank accoun.
OF money deposited Oh account OF the 90.
vernmeDt. 90 be examined by the invest.
eating COMMITTEE. The secret uf this re-
fussi has leaked out snd the .No0isonion
gives q 10 the public in the folloS IN ?
language Truly the time has gone bye,
Sben public officers were considered 90
public trusts Tor The good Of the people.
They sre now filed by men whose sim -
." enrich themselves a. the public sx-
pense.
mir. HoYT. the Collector Of y. York
has IN 900 dollars al his Own private ere.
DIT IN q bank. and poekt:s for himself
7 per cent INTEREST," SsOS9 year inter
est money And the Globe and the Ad.
mInisiTaiion oppose the psopIss's money
gong into the Treasury MI sdai,syi -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CLARKE
JoHS J. HroKrr. Secretary.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CLARKE
Alta meeting of the Republican party
of Clarke. pursuant 10 notice. nj Kerry
Vile on Monday. 23,h ult.. NATHANIEL
BUnw WILL. E,q.. was called 10 the Char.
and Alfred Cis,!eman. Esq. sppoin,e!
Secretary.
On motion. The following gentlemen
were appo.nied nv the Char 10 draft re-
solutions expressive Of the object Of tins
meeting. Viz: Cyrus Mccormick. WIN.
Ca,;leman. p d. Shepherd, Jacob Isler.
and Thomas Jordan. " no. after refining.
reported the following revolutions, which
we're unanimously adop,ed:-
Rcsoir,A. Tha, We cordially respond 10 The call
% the Democratic party of Berkeley, for a con-
vcaIon 10 he he'd at AiarinSburg. on the 20th
dav of March. a. a means OF producing concord
and unity among ourselves
EosoIrsd. That --- be delegates 10 sad
cons eaton -Which - IN motion was H.
81 wiih the names "f The following gcn,lemeu-
NaiEln.ci Eururil. Capt. Wn Taylor, Col J.
w. Ware. Jacob fS'er Capt VIM. CaStleman,
Juhn Grant. John Ruschrn, Cyrus Mccormick.
Of. James ]. Wilkins, Thomls Briggs, Il. X.
Lu'~'on. James keaw, John Alexander, Maj.
I ). Zen. Alfred CaSiieman, Cot. r. McCormiek
I i. D. Shepherd, Thomas Jordan. Robert Bnfeh-
ier.
/ Efolesi, That th- plan for convention to
be he'd al Richmond on tie III Monday IN March
next. meets with our decided appreciation. ard
hat ---- - delegates 10 SAID contention.
shicH ---- OF motion ;iicd with he
nanlcs "i inc following gentlemen, VIZ Hon.
Richard +. Parker. MAJ. IL. l.. Opir, 81. Col.
Wa carson. Nathaniel BuTwe,i, Capt. Wm.
Ca>rcman, and tytus Mccormick
Ef.-irsf. That wc have the ful.es, confidence
Ia lie v.r'gc and Patriotism Of Nathaniel Eur
Ne,i. E-9. anil should the Republican parry of
! WarTcn concur, Ne w..l use % honorable means
! T. prlmn;c as cetiIca 10 The next House OF
pc'--a'r, " virginia
/ Rooted. That W. approve of the present ad-
u: n'S'rI'.a - ihe general government and will
igyc I4r'ln Wan iiurrn cur cordial support for
/ the next rnr>idrni~hlp.
| Esrriyri, Ihat the e proceedings b. signed by
tie Chairman and Secretary. and that the Rich
mond Enquirer, Winchester Vrginian. and other
parrrs friendly to the present administration.
and Char.cs;nwn Free Press be requested TO
publish tic same.
4 NATHANIEL DURWELL, Ch'n
ALTRSo CISTLEMAS, Stcrti9Ty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

fCT-Sale q personal propcrty. BY ". N.
sueannyen, near shephsrisloua. On he eIh
inst, (io-morrow.J
gJssis q John fioskins's personal properly.
near Rsynoids's Little NiIl, On Monday. the iIlh
insi., (noi Gk- i3sb. - heretofore sSvenised.)
ey.sale q land BY Adam senakss, Es'r q s
Mayors, deed. al Nas,inshufg on Monday next
BCrsale q land ~ John Molss, - lTassee,
a. Haliiown, on Tuesday ncrt
ng-FOT particulars q he above alrs, Sc ad-
ssrtarmruts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

Major General Scott. who has been for
some days past in this city. left it yes,er-
day. on his way to the Norih East From
tier. under instruction from the Executive
Department ofthe Government lie too.
with BIN. Of course. copies OF the tempo.
rsry arrangement concluded between the
Secretary OF State and the British Minister
- Washington.-.Naf I1f,k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
cone GESS.
WFnsrsnAY Frh. "a leln

WEpsTsDNY Teb ~ 1870
HOUSE OF RI pEEsENTATIVFS
Aiier the I0ufnsl bad been read. Mr..
HarlIn. from ihe select investigating con.
mItiee ~ pursuance 81 an undenianding
20 tbsi effect last evening. made report
from The majority.
Hr moved the printing % ~ 900 extra
copies Of ihe report With The journal IL
she Committee. end 5000 sxiia copies
s,fhDsi The Journal
He also moved the reading Of certain
portions oi she report Which contained
ihe view g ibr Cor miiiee.
No ovens from tbs same Committee.
made report from the minority, Of WHICH
he moved the same dtspossiion might be
made a. vifh that ~ be- msioniy.
The reports we're lad on ihe table snd
go 900 ex'rs cofics 81 each 18th the iovf.
nal aud 5000 without were ordered TO be
pIiu,ed.
FRipAV. Mason I. $3.50.
~ SENATE
The ioll"~'ng communication was read
By tie chair
Posi- OFTfcs DrPARrAExr.
February 9Th. 1880
hon. r. W JoAAses, v. r. ssd p. q Sc.
nate -
SD;-Jusi % ny messenger vas sboBi
10 start for the Capitol 9Th several com.
moalcsiions iaclod,og my reply 70 The
Tesoluiioa q the senate adopted on The
l2'h mt. received their rssoluiioD q
ihls day asking why The Information thea
called for has not been communicated
IN reply. | have the konor 10 state, that
the Oaly rsasOa ] haVs 70 give vhy j. bss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

The Senate Of the United States has
confirmed the nomination. made by the
President OF the United States. oi Com
moGoTe PoRTER, as resident Minister TO
COnstsDiInopIe wi'h a salary Of $1,000
per snnum. The law authorising the an
poin,ment was passed a, the Saturdays
session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
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proceedings of their late meeting IN Winchester.
g
MAINE AND CANADA.--Thc warliSc
movements On our Northern iront.er furnish n
theme foe almost every pen aud tongue at pre-
sent. All eyes are turned in thai direc,ion-and
the newspapers filed with documents, news, and
comments upon the subject. There has bcen no
fighting yet, and u is the opinion OF some that
the ''svber, sccopd thought" will prevail in iie
to save b!oo.iShsd. This, however, We arc con-
WINGED from ali we have seen upon the suhec;
can he avoided only By the British authorities
surcbjerirE =, once their Illegal claim Of "cxclu-
size jurisdiction" over the disputed territory
The Land Agent Of Maine has been liberated by
order Of SIR John Harvey. anj has retained to
Maine. Ana m consequence, the New Bruins
wick Land Agent has a,.o been released by order
OF Coz. Fairfield, OF Maine. The excitement.
however, has not IN The lcaS, ahaicd. The draft
ing OF men Continues with great spirit IA Maine,
AMI thousands Of troops are moving toward the
Frontier. a body Of LOCO troops hare been in
,pccsrd ~ Augusta. by Gov Fairfield, who ad-
dressed them an a yety animated and warlikc
speech, ,elang them that he knows they "will not
,au.eiy submit to Tie iniignities and arrogant
rreicnSions Of British myrmidons." &c. which
was received with great enthusiasm by The troops.
The fonn!eTies arc at work in casing balls
men asc busy 'n manufacturing cariTtseS-
teams age constantly On the drive with arms and
munitions Of war-ali star AMI hustle. On the
other hand, Sir John Harvey has a, present only
abeu. 500 British troops in New Brunswick; bat
has ordered drafts for rc-inforccmcEis. II j. &C
nerally believed that lac awaits n despatch from
the British Minister at Washington before taking
any further steps no attempt. i, IS thought, will
u made 10 Js.ve ,ae Maine forces from tie
ArooS'ook al present.
Gen. ScoTr, who left Washington Few days
since, has no DOUBT by this time reached the scene
If trouble, and II is hoped his presence will be
the si2nal for grounding arms on both sides
The Presidents Message aud the doings in Con-
eress, too, II IS thought will proiUee happy er-
fsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

The Navy Bill in the Senate wa, a.
mended On motion Of Mr. Rive. BY addin q
an appropriation Of SSSa.00 TO com.
mence three steam vessels OF war.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

Messr'. Blair * R,ves have been re-
elected Printers 60 the Senate The vote
s'ood-Blair s. Rives 25-Gales & Sea.
ton ii-Osden Niles 4--ThomAs Allen
BLANK /.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

II is proposed by winter in the Rich.
mOnd Wbig TO bring out Mr.. Tyler Tor
Congress ia the Richmond district.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

In reply 70 TIE report that rumof bad
Seen prevalent that Dr.. Duncan had been
shot IN the Pennsylvania Avenos. one Of
the Washington Correspondents states
thu. i sas a mistaks--lhsi be hsd only
been AsiEsiof.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

JLFFEEsoS CovSrY. Va, ,
Fan. %, Is39.
al ! servant.
J. NJ. MASON.

I'm. %, Is39.
To John Sbiler. E,G
SiR-Thc inierc.i felt by n large portion OF
the poodle OF this county. IN the Improvement %
the Navigation OF the Shenandoah Riser, aud
the CERTAINTY that will &c a subject of action hy
the next GcnerslAss-mhlyo OF Virgins, has indur-
ed The Undersigned Ia seek as = representative 81
this county IN that body, sorlc one whasc inter-
eS;S are Identified with their ovn, AMI who has
The kncw'cire and ab',I,ic> necessary 10 TenirT
him useful an promoting TIC success OF that
scheme.
Our choice has fallen upon YOU, AMI We take
this method of making cur wishes saown and #
cSprcssin; the hope that no personal conSitera-
lions will induce you To withhold from iite pccp.c
OF ih!S county the >eryIceS they 81 much need
Very respectfully.
JOILf CL-iJSON.
D.iNTEL SNYDER,
D.LNIEL K.1BLE,
JOHN k.fJLE.
THO.NIS HEGHFS,
.iBR.iLg ~ PETERS,
DiTLD JOHNSTON,
LILIES ~ NJ LRDY
GEORGE RfSSLER,
WI:.LLlH .NerJTRDY,
JOiiT r. HE.NkLE. -
ROBERT kIDE.NOJR.
JOHN D.iLG.lR-I,
H. TELLER,
GERlRD n. W.iGFR,
JOHN IT. GUNNELL,
BE.NJ.iuLN' FORD,
q. D. MOORE
S-LIUEL MCPHERSON,
Nv RUSSELL
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Several articles "a type are laid aside to make
room for matters claiming precedence. The re-
ques, Of our Van Buren, frends in Frederick Will
be complied with in our ncst by publishing the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

The following letter from Mr.. Mason was
addressed to a gentleman Of this county, by
whom II has been handed TO us for publication
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
UNITED STATES MAGAZINE.
AND
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW

i has long been apparent to many of the reject.
ing members of the d. mocratic party of the United
States, that periodical for the advocacy and diff
fusion OF their political principles, similar to those in
euch active and influential operation in England.
would be desidiratam Of great Importance 10 SUP.
ply-a periodical which should unite with the al.
Fractions of sound and vigorous literature polit
ica character capable Of giving efficient support to
the doctrines anil measaFeo that party, now main
tanned b large majority Of the people Discussing
the great questions q policy before the country, ex
pounding and advocating the Democratic doctrine
through The most able pens that that parsv can fr
nis, in arisles Of greater length, more CONDENSED
force, more elaborate research, and more elevated
Tone, than ispossibie for The newspaper press. a
Magazine q this character becomes an instrument Sc
inappvecia9ie value for the enlightenment and form
ahon ofpublic opinions md for the support Of the
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
YResPn %
STATE RIGHTS AND DEMOCRAT1CU UNION.
RYW M. COLBERT q CO

il ing been so,,c,sed by the united reQuesk Of
ID tie Riehts and DemocTatic paEtieeo Of missile
sup :. and especially Of this section of Che stats We
have been prevailed upon g publish 2 weakly new
spapsr to support that creed Of politics. which the
name we have assumed demonstrates. Firmly pre-.
suaded that the liberties, prosperity happiness ana
indepedencs ofsouth, are deeply involved IN these
momenlons Questions, now aglated throughout the
Union. The period Il at hand, when = beh00ves
every friend Of the South TO and support those
priucmles or tight and interest, which We solemly
claim BY the Charis5 OF considerations to main
tain the integrity Of the constitution, the purity Of
the standardization Of he general government, and
xhe sovereign Independence to which We are Untitled
20 as people.
The welfare Of the south has been too long neg.
lorted-htr original magnanimty and honor are fasz
sinking into disrepute-our own state is . striking
instance of this fact, and our supineneas well nigh
reduces to northern vassalage, has disoTganized
community az one t,mo eminsntly prosperous--and
destroyed the means Of recovery from embarrassment
for years.
Such policy has Frustrated our energies, lead
as into unWise projects heaped upon US corrupt ana
improbable corporations; which almost cast stig-
ma upon the goo faith and honor Of the state. These
errors should be correctetl-the times demand it,
let then resolve 60 lid US of them, and assume that
enviable condition we formerly so proudly held.
Our might and means should be exhibited TO the re-
puhlicit just to ourselves. shonld do IL, in or
der 20 relieve us OF that cruduhfy of dependence,
long habit has engendered among Us.
We hear speak TO men of Southern principles, aud
20 those devoted TO that original sense government
under which the constitution of this republic was 9.
greed upon and settled.
Our object is not 10 mar the good feelings of the
north and south, shake that amity which should
exist between hein as nation, but merely to Vindi.
cate those rights we are entitled to, and explain the
constitutional remedies BY which We are protected
We are nsequivocally opposed to a national Bank
Ito The elevation of Henry Clay, to the Presidency,
which we runsiier would he most destructive blow
to the south and stability OF the unon- willalo
oppose that system of Internal Improvement by the
general government. advocated BY the federal party
opposed to all abuses and extravaganza ia the
administration OF public affairs avowedly opposed
TO asuperfnous revenue, OF high Taif--in favor of
free and direct trade, with the choice foreign or
domestic markets and in all other respects zealouy
advocating the doctrine Of the Republican and State
Rights school, set forth in the Virginia and Ken
Eucky resolutions of '96 and 49,
TERMS
The Estate Rights AMI Democrtic Union," win
be published at S. in advance or s6 at the end of
the year.
YazOO City, Miss. July 90, 1899
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
THE WEEKLY METROPOLITAN,

| A general, Literary, HISTORICAL Congressional &
~ Miscellaneous Journal, publisher II v ashing
tom, u e IN Its departments aims at the highest
character, Printed in clear, good type, ON larst
sheet of fine white pa per: the whole OF it being evo
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TERMS,-One Dollar and halfpcr annum in "a.
vance.
-Four papers win he sent to the order of any per,
son acting az agent for the collection OF subscribers
enclosing FIVE dollars: nine for ten dollars. nne,ee
for twenty dollars: fly FOR fifty dollars The enolo.
sares By mail at the risk OF the Editors The recein,
of number of the paper will be sufficient raceip,
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Postmasiers, booksellers, and in general. all nor
sons interested in the success of such on enernse
are respectfully requested act as agents for The Ne.
t1opolhan the above terms being Of the most ineraI
character.
All letters t"be addressed free of postage.
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WHITE CREEK sULPHER SPRINGS
ELEVE MILES NORTH OF NANHYILLR
TENNESSEE.
N1HE COMPANY owning these springs. IN.
n nounce, to The public that they viii he read, Inr
the reception q visitors BY the midd Of may next
This is the seconi SEASON. in which, the present pro-
pretOrs have had the pleasure to offer the adyanta
ges OF these valuable waters, to the South. Western
Invalid, and the many attractions oftheir favorable
position, to al who feel the necessary or inclination
ola summer retreat Last season, was thei, Rr.s
attempt at public accommodation; and OWING n
their inexperience, and their imited and unIsDished
condition of Their buildings and other fixtures. thev
are sensible Of having fallen much below their ovOn
desire to promote The comfort and convenience al
tleir numerous vislters To those vilers thev AL
grateful, for the general expression Of satisfaction
the accommodations furnished "a satisfaction vs.,l
ting more from knowledge OF the exertions nss hv
by the Supenni endanl to overcome the difcnlt;esi
which surrounded the commencement Of an arr.1,,
ndsrtaklng than fOm any great excellence "a tha |
themselves 81 - -
Ihe uncomfortable experience Of the lad $500, |
md more .ime for preparatory have consn;red Il |
pace the Spring, this season. IN very eune.ior ro,
1ition. Allshe bull ipgs, which were fl ,,,,ssa.
ast Year, have been well 6nished--additsonal ors.I
have been made~ the Enclosures ana Grounds 800
been sxtended remodeled and greatly ;,ns,I
he several FOUN havcl been lsstef,I,v 49,
np and arranged extensive and convenie5, - i.
houses erected convenient arrangements "a
nastlc exercise, particularly Tor Ladies. Aase -,
maze. ann every other steps taken provide II eve
y department. Of the whole establishment ~ ~ s..
eralnment ofviators whether ii sickness s. .sI.
g manner atonce substantial. comfortable snS s..
- those who patrOnizAd the establishment. lar
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13

IS rsoeivs es;s,efcs lt0n md cukages natiYs 80
PLATES. Portraits On steel. ~ distinguishes
arsis einilas 10 thai Of washington Irving q tns
September number ana o. 8. Coepsl = - sanu.
arznumbeR will continue % enhellas tae 49,. ~.
.l rss. ,ish nav svrc. ana makes tive volumes
q yea, d Isors than SOD pages each. Rnce ~ per
anaum, paystls 10 adyance. Four copies wlll g
sent one pear COR els We shall be happy 70 9ecel1e
applications paid for trsyeling md local aEen
riea. with icferencies enclosed Ah
r,l,st s. uort Maid. and directed 10 The editors
- HR0OKG q ssNODGRAeS. Editoss.
e. Accents for MisDiaippi-A. MAasaAI.,
Matches
Baltimore, January i, 1889. .......,.. ..,,,,
YTTER ATTIRE SCIENCE, AND NEWS FOX
EVERY FAMILY CIRCLE
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SOUTHERN REPORTER.

A weekly newspaper published in the town oil
Grenada, Yalobusha County, Mississippi
The undersigned have commenced the nublica.
ton Of new paper, with the above title, in the town
Of Grenada In i,s politics the Reporter win be de-
cidedly Democratic Republican. II will support
the reelection Of Martin Van Buren,, as President
of the United States, and oppose the eleetion q
Henry Clay. or any other Wing candidate. Il
will support the reelection Of the present able and
worthy Chief Magistrate Of Mississippi, ALFXAN.
DER G. McNuTTs aud will oppose the rollcy or
the Union Bank in issuing Post notes, dealing IN
Cotton, and not establishing the Branches,-as the
law required and the public interests demanted. Ii
win support the rights and liberties Of the people,
aad justice TO such moneyed institutions as faith
fully comply with The obligations Of THEN charter
We shall wage incorporating hostility to ali shin
plaster Banks and support only such men for public
Office as pledge themselves uneQuivocaly 10 prosa
cute radical reformation in the present Banking
system Of Mississippi. These are the cardinal Grin.
ciples which the Southern Reporter will iaithfuv
advocate. Ii an agricultural, commercial literary
and mechanical point Of view, Il will pursue that
course best calculatedio advance the gfeatest nnm
Der" Of the whole people.
WIN. NEED.
SIS JAS. M NETVTnN