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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-01-26

10 he Editor Of he Madison U,hig .gdroca,e.

20 hc Editor Of The Madison JVhig .4drocate.
A variety of things have shappened'' since
last wrote you. For instance, the Democrats
have held their Convention, and nominated
their candidates. | send you papers containing
all the particularsof that august and especially
patriotic body.
There has been several parties given, aud
countless sprees have announced the advent Of
"Leglslatiye times' The levee Of Governor
McNutt, given last tuesday, was quite a clever
affair. The ladies present were very beautiful.
and ! thought much more lively than the de
mocracy were enthusiastic There is brioht
eyed girl here from "old Madison, y who is win.
ming all the pretty compliments going; the
young lawyer, however, from your county
claims her arm and hand ON all occasions
Good--that's a.match.
There is much speculation about the Union
Bank. The President of that institution il So
riously disPlcased at the language Of the Cow
ernor's Message. Yesterday Gen. Foote made
TWO hours speech about the refusal of the
Union bhnk 10 permit the Commissioners 10
examine. Foote is a strange man, but then he
IS talented and most clever gentleman. ri
the General would make fewer points. and
speak less, the world would think him much
greater man than it now does. 81
The Legislature will sustain the Union Bank
: shore is no mistake about that matter. |
gains' the wishes Of the loco-focos, this in
'ifnilon VIII be IliuIaphan,y sustained. IL
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Rain.

Senator Buchanan presented petition Of
rothera novel character to the Senate on the
18th December, The petition was from a Mr..
James P. Espy of Philadelphia, who is said to
be some what eel abrated, for his knowledge
Of meteology, stating that he had discovered
means BY which he could make it raid, when
without his process, there would be no rain.--
He proposes that if Congress viii agree to re-
ward him in case he succeeds that he will
make 1t rain over any given tract of country
and that he will make the Ohio River navaga-
bic during the year. The truth of the petition
was youched for by several respectable gentle
man OF Philadelphia, but who can believe it,
Ihepotition was very properly ordered to lay
upon the table,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-01-26

We have read the Report Of II, G, Runncls,
Esq, President Of the Union Bank, to Governor
McNutt, on the condition of the Bank, and in
justification of the policy pursued by it, Asst
relates to a subject upon which most OF our
readers feel considerable interest, we will en-
deavor to gveit place in our next paper
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-01-26

This distinguished ropfescnatiyo--of whom
Mississippi is 40 justly proud--has won new
honors for himself by a speech he has lately
made IN Congress- against the sub-rreasnry
scheme, Secretary Of the Treasury, and the
sub-Treosuryites, which Is said to have been
Of the most coustic aud wllaal.s,, -.
w ."ssu %parnaI description Of il, which
Ne take from the Baltimore Patriot We hope
soon to present our readers with tho speech
itself
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-01-26

we insert IN ourpapcr of to-day the last Of
series OF letters Of Nicholas Biddle, Esq. to
the Hon. John Quincy Adams The tone and
temper Of this letter seems to have excited con-
siderable speculation, "a to the position which
Mr.. Riddle and his Bank will hereafter occpn,
towards the General Government. II isossc
GO IN some Of the public journals that cor
4 iespondenee has been going on for months past
between the President and this great Financicy
OF the North, and that league has been
4 formed, bargain signed, sealed and delivered.
ior thelrmutua benefits politically for the one.
pocunarily for the other
From tho former position Of Mr. Biddle and
] the United States Bank Of Pennsylvania. Tho
inveerate hostilityof the two parties, who had
J wared il to the knife, we were not disposed 10
credit for moment that there could be anv
foundation for such rumor. But. however
incrcdulous we may have been, we confess that
4 we are somewhat shaken in our opinion that
] such an event has not taken place The Won
dcrful change that has taken place in the tone
Of the whole administration press that was
wont to thunder their curses from Maine 10
Louisiana, and pour out the walls Of their wrath
upon the head Of thegrea Money King.--as he
was termed = suddenly hushed into silence
together with the concliatory tone OF Mr.. Bid
dies letter. where he speaks Of 6 honorable CO.
operation Of the Executive officers for The no.
Il establishment of the currency, and opening the
way to resumption of specie payments.n
Erhese strong circumstances, should be enough
% awaken suspicion, and direct the attention
- tho people to the future movements Of both
parties.
81 When conyersing few months since with
one Of our friends, speaking Of the relative sit
nations Of Mr.. Biddle, the United States Bank
and the President, our conclusions were, that if
the past could be forgotten, that an union be-
tween the parties would most probably take
Ii place. Our only reasons for dsbelievine that
4 such an event would not occur, was the hioh
opinion VIC entertain of MIR. Biddle as d man of
I honor, integrity and incompatible patriotism
and the inyeterato hatred that seemed to exist
i etween them. Little at that time did we ex-
n pct to see those speculations, corroborated as
I hey now arc, by the circumstances that have
einco then transpired; but we cannot, nor
will we believe that such an unholy alliance
has been negotiated. Ii such an union has
taken place, will the people sanction it! win
fthcy with a blind fanatical zeal worthy Of
81 better cause continue to support and uphold m
H<'Sscutlse who would descend to bargain and
faaes No, We cannot believe they will. thew
~ investigate and annalize, and il sbargain
'"'f'gue' has been carried on between the
''e'' 'ney will SET their seal Of disapprob..
~" upon both, and il they do not, they are no,
worthy ola free Government
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iuncuonarys report communicating INC cor
respPndence oelwesu Tue HePur'Ileht ana
whole most OF ueiau,lers--l Know not now ma
n.y., lheir name i legloh'
ms document ne pronounced 10 ne moral,
Pohucel anu literary cu'i,osi,Y. II reminded
Nun OF t'e cuIluIo oi III "nIca we Wltches IN
macOeth illlig,cu t1o'l nell pIoth' was
coHeotion oil the most heterogeneous articles
FUSION worse oonlouhuoG-h3 oIaeI--no
s'',Pilclty-"o arrangements Gun nc nau wa
uou utoush ~ anu NC now uNuel'ooA 10
SNOW lrohl tn.s correspondence thal the most
u.orllious Nelo'couous "9r9 Known 10 tne
lteasuIy departments ana that inc secretary
le'aiueo the uelalcaung lICui'oehts III olhcei
anu Ic-aPpoinuHg 'ho'n "'et thelr lorihs OF
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90 Iar as ta@"g "eh' inc secretary gave II
TO tne uelauiteis pretty severely lhey nave
ilhe upon iine-Prccept upon Precept--hefe
lll.ie ana .heIe great oeoi--until thelr cars
must nave neeh urea somewhat with the tedi-
Gus IePetit'oh o. twenty 'lihes toll tale.
put the hasGn'et Is, It never went further
Ilah mere 'aINing' Wneh "hat was wanted
was actlon,
one man was permitted to resign quietly
of the Dublic money in his noclct Tbp cor
respondence shows that the Secretary knew
all tAS Tune nat TINS Oilcor had applied oil this
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-01-26

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bigAta gf9aal as.iast Nama tsh ns,ss ssa
~ standardization ill tasaiunaHs ~ ln4a.fs
~ ihs h'eal islsiana, btWssa fhe thtaa
J poo banh ani lhr gotsiamsni. nst saffa
w a# lHe t9ih u'i wbf6 fif n,Fta mge M.
~ folly ahi boldly upgn tlo poles MI ihs
A hub-l tthtufy sottme
Y TIE ehnsm hsi heretofore ssp,mi,d Al,
l'vea ahd w Van Batoa, wss SCARCELY pe,.
VI pablo bui nos it's ~ that feaffal e'd,b
! 1ha' uot even ihe loapo q CuHios could te.
RH = e iio original state. Tho gub.rrsss.
mus DO abandoned, or w. Van huron and
W. Hives are Forever sopcrai,d Tho ssod
theh The Virgirien TOOK VIM d proud ADD no.
~ ones be exhibited he spiti Of r,eonor
~when he ropliod 10 the inGma,io, of A..
N''ghil who instructed he would bvsmcb q
''''so diHpleaso the prcsldont,-.tbot n,
iwas mere NOT ne the "lriend Of the p,,,ido,,
ph' as Senator from the soyoroio, .,o,o ~
ifginia'--ircc, independent and npl,rr6rJ
''a'h'a--'hat no intimations of executive
f'si'l oasuro couldierfy him, and thcy ibough,
kW' 'noy knew h'm mol, nor the peoDic Ne W..
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I'M n,s sounds like The language Of freemcn.
Co. rAfndent and fearless irooman--one
-.r .adTn 70 stv.. - .-sd...I m
u'spleasure Of one man, and who was alone
ambitious OF his counuys good. The heart
,A''''s VIVA Inherent emotions, at hearing such
ianguaso ~ THIS, than when we hear some of
'ne court sycophants saying "we heayc seen
the President and know lha, thismeosnro meets
win his approhation''---or "that his excellen-
~ approves this measure, for have consulted
hlm'n The soul turns with DISGUST from
VIC Daso seryhlty Of the latter and looks for
the saiety Of our country in the feelings that
prompted The former.
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VA, p,Di'h n JANUARY, fasaa ss,..
~" WV, ''us oVnnle's iae cits
'"ioug nop' me whole Union
hnu nov, upon fesiowinglss...
iolioWea tho suspension, ilIst.s'
ra.illcatQn to see that oil ldarn.
" ~ mas oecn done.
y was proposed 70 proteciA,
INC country from the shock q ~,
ITO enect ne honorable dIscA,nl
elgn oeot with tholeast sacrificed
v O the debtors--to yindical.AsI
OF me State Leglslatures--to ds.Ts
mature attempts to rcsume--bu. Y,
deiay ior those States which sa.m]
ca, accomplish a universal itsss.s
lhese are done, and the troubIsas
ny nave happily ceased,
~ me future, It is diihcultursI
'hat future the bank Of the Ilaa
no longer occupy its past position
o. the United States bad ceaseissJ
institution IN 1886, and wasppnn
Y, ! new place as State Bank, ma
pies OF 1887 forced it in medm
ITS old position; and 1t deVaa
ers to assist in carrying the css
THOUGHTS recent troubles HGs
It's extraordinary duties ceased.
= apdlcatos this involuntary Pavs
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u'r eu.-u . elgI-s-h Aye-g lschafned thor
1880 CnanHcmertT an uneAaMped ddel- |
IA clVil glory thls, worth thousand vcto-
hes.
guy must OF these troubles the character
o. our institutions was threatened by a comb.
Jcsvn,cJ po',.Glans III iennsy wanna, Who en-
iori,i,tiaso v1'op'lso' as lhe oasis OF American
mon, ,,aJi ,uol onaI,or or olner engage |
10 bo an,,,tiJi guy '7'a'o Leg'slalure was liable
and Mi 49,. ny WV quent heglsiaturei
ing called C,,,. v.uaig ~ Ky Po'ltlcal meet
farm az Nol3e'l'luni ".,cn Is only another
tonnt r,os ,, 'slsla'i9u ana an az
egcct |1'. 70 curry tnat dogma into
ossort;a,, onYSnuon 'nGn approaching The
ment - N.Y. III |" I.gn. Ny lue otate Govern
~ ~ anhul az lts engagements to foreign
Us, Put lol'l al moment when the country
I'M ~ ,agIoiInB uhuer temporary inability toll
fJonoa GSotei Wus culcuiatoa 70 destroy all con-
.,.,; III tte integrity OF our American insti-
tor estril ai'u therefore sara to you in my let
~ must not PEI IL must be decided
,,a's onusylF wanna q ours y vHtuons
nor ,,.; u mere society OF Plunderers-
n;tb W., ny hohof o. the state be relieved,
fo. i 81 ,ap.oao' rom the STAN which
"r,I :, 49, ~ PoilucIuHs WISH 70 TX upon her,
loro.;c., a., - - 20 '''t'N ~ vAhh Wec-
'a'In ~ theio IS no power IN this nation
G'a Y.oLa'ng me sacred engagements oil
a r1 e e9cnoLites' mat should be done,
bn dono aFs ohoi3s q mne may avail that shall
oe uple i9r the honor OF this State, for the cha
Of ~, y gi sis'eI oates ana Tor the stability
- ~ P',uiai ihs'''u'lons"
Accordingly when the Convention met. one
OF ITS most decided acts was the following
resolution, passed on the 2lst November. 1887.
Ieioired, Fhatit is the sense Of this Conyen-
ton that charter duly granted under an Act
OF Assembly, to bank or other private cor
poratlon, is, when accepted, contract with
'he parties to whom the grant is made; and i'll
such charter be unduly granted or subsequent |
" mlsused, II may be avoided by the judgment
OF court of justice in due course of law, md
not otherwise, unless in pursuance Of power
expressly reserved in the charter.
Inc obligation of the State Legislature 10
iulhl all their engagements made with foreign
efs, and the anxiety of individuals TO paw
their foreign debts, being thus established.
lhe next care was to enable both to comply
with their contracts at as little sacrifice as Dos
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-01-26

The Legislature Of Louisiana bo. .,....
Etlg President offTl Senate. \ WI. s'''
and 'Yhiseppk Of the House. 1 ~.
= nave majority Of ten on Join, b.lla -
Q Nps Il should be. JIM 'a''o''
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-01-26

When we first noticed theremah
Of the Globe, Enquirer, &c u r
"Biddle and tho Bank,n (their STAND
for years, it merely occurred Z
spect for the President had sealed
these worthless; aud that, aller "
been selected asthe fiscal agent&
ment, they deemed 1t their duiY 81
aye an Institution, whose notes in
cially declared to be "as accePiaa's
But a few days satisfied US lAen
thing more in all this than me! %
soon omenious outgiyings BY hs
clique in this city, about the "
new coalition, satisfied Us theH
for the suspicion that an'lnlrgH
gress. The halfway denial q Y
d few days since, amountsio no1au
tract an article from the Nlaolp.
refers to the subject With some Z a IA
point. That paper has many l'ea'
tanning information, not aec'@
Richmond Hh'g'
The Trojan Horse
As faithful seniinals, It peeoar
warn the public that deep mug ~.
going on for some months pa. I, u !.
great parties, which for YEAR pave
the strongest mutually belnseslssn
declaration Of "uncomPIon'isi1as.
having been, on a time, declalss, n
the other. The secret moysIlsn Y X,
progressed SO far successiaill' NV NV
w on one side hrs ceased al'gs NH
the mouths Of its accusiolneus t',aa
an ne he asses asses ladencd and reas ..,,
iae aiven nod--not for the . pa.'a /
P il Of Macedou, the couqess' 4, \
ssych wears siege, but TO mae ,,l.', Y Y
q No enemy Of the Co10las'a '. \
DIore acceptable to the t9 o.. ,,,ssia1
ciss Of treaty shah be finally .r llaS,i
the high contracting pa parties ~
vs. T1'SSNrhib',aiss.s,ador Eruaordina,i,s, Il 4
trnul Uill II
aossn erest parties, through Ns'
a constant and active COM, .n,onihs IA
/ Vent m for the last few nl i. y thsa|
NAV NAV loOE, therefore, soon y 1ssisd 4
S msFl pst,h,si asd important j, .
1 would ,l'll nel &c "a lhai h.. ~
l'r, Of The qressnl. ss'11' iis s
We 10 find numbering Mi Vii Il its {
..,he Money King as ~ "A
Of Nulliiication." -. zen. srlih !, Il
eo'"oe he to acknovlfdss,, =, M N
s s,ons appear 10 b cn ~ p m, ms
l ins ,eSS''''l' Be Ieil Al lis'I
~. t.nte. Al IL e"h y
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26
Clippings and seribblings

From the Newly ork Sunday NIslter.
.Cuff,e said one darkey to another few
days ago, 81 say Cuff, why's meetin 'us
full o. sinners, lux graveyard full O dead
folks? Give it up2'' 'sGosh mighty, yes
Il guess Ell. wull What you guess It's your
self, Cesarg'' eLor MASSEY / don't know
huff fer me to ass de question. | tell you
wen find out"
An individual who was honored with a
serenade by some Of his friends one night,
very uncourteously told them they might
saw his wood if they saw fit, but as for MAX
ing q useless noise about his house, he
would not stand any such nonsense.
Sir, do you mean to say that lie 2 said
a person to 4 French gentleman. NO, sare,
] say not dat you lie; but, sare, ] say you
walk round about de truths
An Irish quack doctor, who had invented
q remedy for sore eyes, headed bis adver-
Iisement, !. Let every blind man look at
this.
where docs this road 90 to, my lad e ask
ed gentleman &c boy well, don't
know where il goes, but its always here
when come along
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FOR TIE YAzoo CRY WING.
TO ELIZABETH.

n
Adieu! adieu! we meet no more,
AS we were want 70 meet;
NV dreams of bliss INDUCED of you,
For earth, were all too sweet:
Too sweet to last, were all the joys,
That have known with thee;
And fate with one fell blow destroys
The last bright hope for me.
Her culver, though is empty now
Her last keen shaft is sped
This heart can feel no other blow,
Nor bleed as it has bled.
The blast, the cold, the icy blast,
That blighted hope for aye.
Has child its fountain Ger at last,
And left no feeling there.
Then all is cold, and calm, and still,
As oceans CLASSY breast,
When not breath from vale or hill,
Disturbs its placid rest.
Where once the warmest, purest glow,
Of love and kindness dwelt.
Nor love, nor kindness, JOY nor woe,
Can e'er again be felt.
Farewell! we meier shall meet again,
As we have often met;
Yet may thy life be free from pain,
And ev'ry cold regret
And when feel the chill of death
Steal DER this. care-worn frame,
My faintest, lowest, latest breath
Shall bless thy hallow'd name.
THF STR ANGER
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-26
100 ~. May {, 1859.
STATE o. MISSISSIPPI, I Pro5ate Court

GIAIE UE l11DolSOIRF13 9fOOute OOuTt'
YAz6o CoUNTT. May TIM, 1889.
A GREE BLY to an order of the Probate
n Cou Of said county, is here
by given to all persons Interested in the lands,
tenements and hereditaments of JAMES
COOK, decd, to be and appear before the
Probate Court of said county, to be held on
the fourth Monday of July next, then and
there to,show cause, if any they can, why
an order should not be made for the sale of
the real estate of said deceased, lying and
being in the county of Yazoo and state of
Mississippi, known as the southwest quar-
ter and Southwest half Of the southeast
quarter and the northwest quarter of Sec
ton No. 90, Township II, Range East.
And It is further ordered that publication of
this citation Be made in the Yazoo Banner,
and Yazoo City Wing, for six weeks s1cces-
sively.
WITNEss, the Hon. Robt G. Campbell.
Judge Of Probates, the fourth Monday IN
May, 1899. Issued, the 31st day Of May,
1889. GEO. CROCKETT, Cl'k.
June s, 1899. 48s8t.