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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13

YreDta9, ben z3ten Septembert 1899.

unp Sra,nrfen lit, 70 rab i'd felt etlihen Sabren
9trDcn bcn &ramrf 3u rertreitcn. 9urh &C.
fraud elmer 8cttel pcn Satos &rdutcr Glirir
ttn ib in tcbrer 0etunrhttt, ais ih felt 10 Sab
rem mar: SD cnrtcble cs ais eire ttbdtt"re Nrsz
ntp III abnliebcn Sallct, an. 0oltne Srau mar NIT
>etr;tlrrfen, innsrcr G ttipdtbe NIT bpfcriftben
3ufalcn felt elmer oiciDt BON Sabrett serla9t IT
trnntc purb feline Nrsnep rper anrercS Olttttl
!9ulfe trlanscn Serrdb na6rsm flc r''it eincsScts
tel rrn Spbn 9alas Srduter Glirir 9ctroueAt,
fann fic rtcccr tDrtr 2(rteit at>rartct, nno init
setebtt9tcit bcrumtaufcn. @6idtcn Sic mir trs
9eno cine Nuantitlt, 1lnp i'd tonn ftc atcten "a
70 IisIe bic 9uten SrlSen icy mir unp metner 0">
milic scfebcn baten.
QRilIiotr {irtnaltrn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
$50 III OtaQOQ(eno Sdnttct,

Sct{1rti8 inn untcr, GlfoB, 9 9tunren =. Strasz
tur9, tpclde rcr cttpa SaDrcn iiah rem 9er.
Staatsn enmanpert:, unp jn jcner 2et ihrcn'
Srucrr in Canton, Obic, tincn Nefutb etttatttz
to- felt tpcl6cr Stt atcr ntdts trcittr ron ibr &C.
bfrt ,pcrrcu. Der ltntcrthriettnc, thr 8rueer,
mtlnht 1cDnlit1f liz entpcrct flSt ;u lrbct, rrcr
S(a3ri6t rrn ibrtm sctcn rcer 1cpc i'll erb0lrcn,
unp tittct paber ale Olcnt@cnfreunce, bic Nuss
tunft ibcr tefaetc Wla9poleno Smitb ertbctlrn
tonneu, rarttrr 5u 16rciEct, at
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huntington pctt>Offis, Staat Snrtana
4usutt 3. Am.
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Aufnabme pbt9cr ylodrase iu8cscnccnttcn rcr:
rfltebten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
Litter ce5abr9an9.
8e0fuuunnem.

1. aer "9 9~terto freunb II. 8etl
Der seize, ert4eint resclmaBi8 jcpcn Srcitas
2. Der Subitriptipnszp prcis III Gin & y 4.
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srten 9alfte pes Sa6rs tsjablt tpirb.
=. .. Ste Sertcnoun9 ScfAicbt auf Soften bet
unfer'@re1ter, unp Sriefe at bic -6eraus9ebc,
mnSth ppttfrep einsefanrt ncrrrn.
4. Aniet9en tpcrnen brti,nal pas Vicref fl,
Gtnen sale er ein9eritott; milBen otcr 10.
9le'ee taar tejaDt werren, tpp man ntebt ouf fcn
tft9e Nrt III Ne@nuns ttelt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
SalaS GrQuterzGltrir.

Csb ,perce init mtiner Sanllie fir etliebe QBcs
~ den niAt lit per Stapt fepn. Alc, bic NAB
reno meiner Qt,refenbcit rrn mtinem &rautcr,
GGrir su baten rpilnf6en, telieten AM @trbr Der
6erren s. 8. Opcrs unp 50. aniurufen, ,rp es
jeoer3cit tepm 9ntcnp pper einSetn jl baten 1T.
Spbn Gala.
Gantrn, @ert. 6. 3m.
G'Otise Dleri5in 1T aud su batcn in BET H.
rrtbete ron 2B t inS unb @ unbam.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
NQ9emeine Bab(.
NrNflnn1ntfnt

Ma@rt9t miro ertbeilt an bic qua(tfi,rttn Gr,
~ ,pabler rpn @tart Ga,'ntr, Ohio, pa6 lte lid
ain Dientas, ben sttn na9ttn Cttrttr, an Der
setp6bntiAcn e1ablptaeen tbrer pcrl9iepencl
Iaunt9rs ju rrrtammeln Dabcn, tim bann unit
batelbtt, se,naB BERG 9pnfttutirn unb ben 8e(etct
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bic Staats s8elek9tbun9
Cine per n als 9@tritF;
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3mtp perfcnen ais Gp,nnibirncrs
Cine ptrGpn ais @taats. Nnmalr, unp
Cine ptrfpn ais Gaurtp $anpmepcr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
9feue T6rbereD
itt Der Stobt Sonton. Gtarf Co. Shtr.

t1t Der Stobt SontottI Stort 60, Shtc.
ar ltnterfbricttne seist biermit teinen Srcun.
o Den unp bem putlitum cr9etentt an, rat
CT jctt terett 1T, 8a,nn,prIle, 2HrIle, Gene
8arn, xueb unp ale fpntfiae Gtrffe au'
pas tcite unp su ,prbfcen prciten ju fartcr, tpit
ittm @rifriel: acknowledgement, punteltlau, 81
40 Gents bas pfuno; lcinen 8otn, hunteltlau
ctcnfals 40 Gcnts ras pftno; mcllen @arn,
punfcltlau, 373 Gents has pfuno Stbarlats
rrtb, woucn Garn, 374 Gents pas pfunp grim,
25 Gents pas lfunc, nnr 70 an.
Olai, te(itte bas 8arn cner tpas man fnnff Sc
fartt su babcn mill, an .6enrr pstri's, if. Sep
ribpcbercp 1T Canton etjulcsen, ,pcfelttt IS in
Gmrfans senpmmen, alle Stttllnnsen auf bos
Nettc tcorst unp in tilr3etter 3et tpieber sltl,,
Abbplen tereit binseliefcrt rrp.
-6enrn pttrt, fen.
Gtrtetnttr 6. 4;1l.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
Getne Sur, fetne 9Se3obluno,

IT. 5. II. Tf(GIllnOre76
tntmsnt fir ric salrene 2fber, nartantirt
- bic bartnadIsttcn Sale mod 70 LANCER Saucr
Ut beltn. QBc riees Eminent Die eilloen c
aver nidt beilt, Olebe Or. O1ltimrrcs Atbanps
benz Saasr sn s.le @ snta4 I ~ sratten m t9'i ~ea
ct mir bic Srtttl tptther lttfcrt tct't cincm Ger
tifitat bcr Sli4fbeilun9. -preis So 90. - 3um
Sertauf hep Spbn 9 a IA, Q9cnt.
Canton, Qu9tttf 80. b.p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13

csun9e Soausbaiter fonnen I'm rartpaas
- Strhr Der ttntcrfbrietenen jeren ftr cine
.5aus> >baltuns notbsen artitel finren, mic: 8lG:
(sr, Stuersansen unp S@peen, SHee SeBel
Deinfttsder, OicSern unp 8atcla, $6ffcl, Sid
tsrtrS6e, IDce, uno &afeesSannen, rlattirte Il.
arbere &atfprs .c. Iennts II. EeQ
9y1afillcfti Oee. o. ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13

Rut1hens II. Wa9ensMaher fSnnen nit
~ epem su ibrcm gefbaft n6tbisen 0rtttel
attcmprirt pespen, pom Gliptifebcn Sepern tts
III 6Ib Stpern pcn tefter Gua(itat. Stpb f.
sut uno ruff AT tep Iennis uno 81 ..
Ofatiltn, Dec. 0 1887. ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
$50. W. Mitfhel's
W}or0enz nno 9lbenocpfer
III RefHnarr

1T Sefan9en.
Jtob rer neuntcn prrnleDrtcn unc perbc6crtrn
Original NusSate. Sir bic teut(dcn Scmrbncr
Jrrps s4mcritas Siefts mertbpcue Qnerthen
1T 70 ebcn erDaltcn rpcrpcn, unp sptrp ~ rs Gents
oas Gremplar rertauft, in pteftr
Qu9utt 23. Stufetep.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13

Bonn Gbr,p. 0ol. 0Ol'Nlc'r; 4'otcr Der r6tntfb'
tatDpItI3cn Nlr3c Iu Canton, Gbic.
9antrn, Sunp IL, 1889.
gerDrttr Joerr-Se1 pante 5Dncn fir pen 8s.
cantcn, mir pcn Uetrauob iDres unthatbaren
" GI,rrs" su emrfcDien. Sep Serluit res Apre:
tits unp all9cmstner S6rperthma6e Dat telttt ps,
unNereSeItc Oebrau6 GINGER .octteln Der Ar5ney
rpIll9 melnen Grwartun9cn enttrrrben. Sd em:
rfeDc tle pesbalb Den an aDnltbsn SeI1merper
Seicenpen. 9Gt6asl QIQlcar.
-Serrn Srbn Gala.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
Grduter @ltrtr,

&lnc BlUtrclni9Un9 unN3urtebt 1ceun9 geDcNlnl:
tcr Nus:ccrun9cn. Cine uni nlAattorc Arjncp Su,
}cocilun9 rcr unrerpoulitbtcit. setcrtrantDcten
Jtcrrcnt6m0de rnc ebrrntIeber uytcl tttcrDa1rt
9icic fdaetorc Nrsncp IT MIR aus Srautcrr
| IjuiImmcn9cteet. Sic rntDat rcptr Gued lllt I
mod ir8cnr Strff, rrr auf rcn S9wahitcn orc,
Sinrcr tb1rli6 mirtsu t6nntc. 0icic Nr5ncp i,
III netten Veinttrtten cntDaltcn, tcp penen lld
cine Scni19enre ScI@rcitunS rer 8uten Gi9cn
|ibattcn Der Nr;nrp, mic alleb cine Anmeilun9 jr,
e1ctroueb tcflnpct. prcis ST. SO bic Zbpttcl. Nc
mcrtc paB tcinc att nc, bic nitt init prs c5er
fctti9ers Tamen bcjcihnct Itno.
9Irtc Arjnrp miro cinji9 unp allcin wrfertiet
unc tcpm 0uecnp prer Der einjc!rcn 8cttcl per
Fault, ron SrDn - ala, III Canton, Obir
ScttcunScn non oct Gntfernuns mcrpen ri,ntt
lip tctrryt.
Sertcmter 6. 1889. 20Ht.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
9jranO ut1D 21ctit CS1rDrS.

SclStnbes 1T bic In;o9t Der f(tr jerts Ioun
fhir tm 0auntp Gtart tt'fnr,ttn Surplcutc,
trete9e am sten naNtn otta2sr ron rt:t 1ruties
Der rerfhtcbenen 1aan'd}ifs aus;u,rablc1,, unr
NIT ben &timnltuAern I'll rcttlrniren ilt1b:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13

9rm &ir6cnrerner George @6ebele, ron BET
Xcutibrn Nartttcn 4emcinpe.
Scr untcrjc!dn.te bcftbr;nt9t btcrntt ;ttr
l9tcuer ter 1HaDrbtt, DAP CT iiu perfpbcncn
2Dlnter fcDr init rDeumatit6en $ripen on3e9rifct'
rcar, r1B CT laDm paprn ,purpe, uno rbne .oulfc
cincs Stcts nlbt 9cDrn tcnntc, aud rpr srpBrn
S6mcr5cn ncper Gags nc6 SlaeDts NuDe flno
Gs rpurpc mir an9cratDen, ras te1t einisen Sabs
ren relSctrAubtc, uno untcr Dem Naucn Spbn
Salas &rantcr : 6 lirir tctannte 9littcl q,
9ctrau6cn. Sd tbat 70, unc naeb rem 0etraut
Der crttcn Scttel fano ih MID pm Sebmerse,,
tefrept, unp Den Ssbrau6 mciner 4ltcber r6uie
tet, picte rrrtrefbc arjnep allen, bic an Slcieb;t
ustcln lcioen, ais rur9 Grfabruns erprptt, III
enpteDlen, unc gum 3susniB mid etsenbancis 81
untcrthreiten. 90 seibcDcn in ssnaburs xa,li,s
f@ip, Start @ountp, Dbic, ain 20. Atsutt, 1889
George 9@rttele.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13

Gin rctbe5 NodetzYu6 perlcren,
SIm W1ittmreb, ren 2ltten inttebcnrcn Nu9utt
~ ouf rer GtraBc ron 8ctbtebem mad 9antrn
entboltenr Gintbalrr Slptct1, 2 rper Notcn
II. etlitbe nur fir pcn Gi9cntbiner nuttore Quit:
tunsctt. Scr Sinner fol- gut tclcbnt tpsrren,
wtnn CT paBelte 1T Der Druterep BON pctcr Sanf
mann u',b Co.. crer ttp rem unterf@rietenen, in
Canton, atlicfcrt
3. 8. ooa a tbe,ps.
Canton, Nua1tff 20. 3na.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
9eIet fplQenoe 3euoni6e.

Qeir, Die ltnterI.I rirbcncn, Burger prn 9tart
Sauntp, GDtp, hci@clnl9cn Dtcrmit, boB mir pas
ron Srpn Sala ;utcrc,tcte Nrautcr elirtr sclc>
I8entlteb in unlern 6emilicn trauebrn, 11no immcr
p.c ni1elIDtrn SrlScn baron trtsrttn. @ep SiDc,ts
natismus, Ncllt, unrrpnun9 i'm Iascn, Grs
altun8, -outtcn, Shuatbc, 6teter, 5,uDr, &c.
vabcn mir NE cine Ar5ncp 9etnren, ste iDrc quite
! 2Srtun9 70 tbnru unp 10 8eriB Sel9tc. - 4rir
tmrfc4!,n pADcr plcte uni10RHnre SamiIicnzUle
oIjIn rem pnttttum i'm uuscmcincn, unp untcrr
liclrcubcu QNltr1tracrn tcictlpcr5
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
3sbn Sabre alter Nbeltmatismus seheilt.
Canton, Au9utt 1889.

3shn Sabre alter Hbenmatlsmus 9eheilt.
Canton, Ausutt 1899.
2n Srbn Gala.
Secs brter .eerr-Sb baltic es fir msine pft4t
gum putlitam, ,nein 3enSniB bintebtltb ber suz
ten 5p!Sen, rie Sbr Glirir in meinem Sale tes
mics, tetannt sn MAIDEN. Olir fbctnt es ilbcr
aIles Sch erDattn, rne i'd tann niebt cantbar &C.
mug rteferDAlb tepn. Scit Den lssten 5ebn 3 q f.
1t II ma, i'd mit rbeuasatiben S@mersen unp
|aIlscmciner Sdmahe 8crlast, unb felt pcn less
ten 9ear Sabren tpnntc idb taum rbne Silfe
purebs Simmer sepen ui,p ,nuSte ,neittens eas Sett
ptlten. SD babe piete Der arstIiden 9rr(briften
6ltli6et y Staeten fpWpbl ais III ODIo tenutt ater
oDnc Grfrl9-tis ieb lestes Spatjabr Sbr fbds,
taresGltrtr sn traueben anflens. Scttsln bra5z
ten mir bic 4etunpbcit piepcr, uno iob manfebe,
paB Ste rtise Sbatlaben gum Setten pes leircns
pen puklitums tetannt MAIDEN.
Gltfatetb -6armpn.
Seen xfbr., GpfApeton Co., 8. Sutp le, 1889.
Sd tetbeintse Ditrinit, paB ieb at cinem ltebel'
Opfpeyfa senannt, srie ait tnnerfettr Sdma6e
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13

Gepncmp, Sulp 10, 1899:
9ureb btn 8etroueb bet rep 8pttcln Sbres
Glirirs bic Sie mir ilber9obcn, bat Der -6uttcn
mid perIe5en unp pas sBlutirepcb auf9ebcrt. Sd
bptfe i'll Surjcu faDiS epn 5u tonnen, tpierer mctz
ner Qrseit 0bjnparten. 0eter Gala, Jun.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09
AFrERNooN Srss1nn-

The Convention met pursuant to ad
journment.
Mr.. Claiborne moved that commit
tee o. i've be appointed TO wait on Col.
Levy, and request him to furnish a CO.
Ply OF his address for publication.
The President appointed the follow
ing gentlemen to compose said commit
tee, Messrs. Claiborne, Haynes, Cher
ry, Cardozo, A. WIG. Davis.
The following is the correspondence
between the committee and Col. lie.
w.
JACKSON, Jan. 10.
Dear Sir: The undersigned have the
honor to inform you, that they have
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09
!. L. CLAIBORNE.
BYTHELL HAYNES.
w. w. CHERRY,
J. NJ. CARDOZO,
A. G. w. DAVIS.
Committee
CHAPMAN LEVY, Esq.
Committee.

1 JACKSON, Jan. 10.
Gentlemcn: ! received your polite
communication requesting, in behalf Of
the Democratic State Rrights Conyen-
llon OF Mississippi, for publication, my
address OF yesterday, before that en-
hgfbtened andhighly respectable BODY.
be pleased to receive my acknowl-
edgments for the favorable notice Won
have beed pleased to take ofny imper-
feet effort in the great cause Of demo
cradc principles.
My public and private engagements
are such, that it will be impossible for
me to comply promptly with your re-
quest lean only say, that if by DOS.
slbllity, | can consistently with previ-
Gus and indispensable engagements
take the time to prepare it for the press.
Will take pleasure in complying with
the request ofthe convention.
! desire to express my gratitude to
inc convention for the high mark of
their confidence, in unanimously nom;-
mating me one of the candidates Of the
Democratic State Rights party ofthc
State, for member to Congress.
regret that circumstances forbid
NY acceptance of this honor, rendered
ne in 50 flattering manner.
Permit me to give the assurance.
nat although have declined the AZ.
'eptance Of the nomination. INV SER
.ices belong to my country: as far "a
hey can be rendered, to advance tbo
emocratic principles of the Jefferson
IN SCHOOL,.
IL IS the great cause in which / have
ebored from early life.
They are the doctrines by which
lone the rights of the South can be
They are the principles
political liberty, and the warfare
ow carried on against them. by a nor
on OF sone of our southern brethren
unnatural, and will be abandoned as
'on as they discover the true iss,,a
DIV depending.
| believe that the same sen,;ma,4
regard for our free institutions. ana
g safety Of the South. pcryade each
the political parties of our State
hcy are equally honest in the pursn;t
TINS great purpose, and the time i
ar at hand when the great mass Of
e people will be united on the prin.
pies Of democracy and State Ripbts.
advocated by that distinguished |,
site oillberty, Thomas Jefferson.
i,ey must and will perceive that those
" are the principles which can en-
e e Che South safety. liberty and
lal political rights.
BE pleased gentlemen to present e.
convention my respectful acknowl-
gments for the favorable approha.
n they have been pleased to exnress
my humble efforts in the canse e
principles ofliberty; and accent cor
lrselyes, individually, the assurances
nc respect and esteem of YOUR obc.
mt servant,
I. L. CLAIBORNE, Esu.
BrrIELI IAyNrs, ESQ.,,
Gcnl. w. w. CnnRRr.
J. M. CAnDoxo, Esq.
a. 9. w. DAVIS,
Committee Democratic State
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

nominations:
Adams-R NJ Gaines.
Amite--W + Cain.
Attala-Nclson l. TayIor
Carroll-John l. Irwin.
Chickasaw--B Bupg.
Choctaw--A w G. Davis
Claiborne-W NJ Smyth.
Clark-Mr McClendon.
Copiah--Col Kiger
Covlngton-T H Hopkins.
De Soto--R Hancock.
franklin NJ Jones.
Hancock Bond
Hinds-A Hutchinson.
liolmes-Samue Shackleford
ltawamba-A G Lane.
Jackson-C McRca.
Jasper McRoa.
Jeffcrson-P Chambliss.
Jones--S Ellis
Lafayette-R Josselye
auderdale-Benjam amin F Parke
LaWrence-A Fox,
Leake-Beniamin Watkins.
Lowndes-N l. Mitchell.
Madson-D NJ Fulton.
Marion-A P Black.
Marshall-R Barton
Neshoba-B Jackoway.
Newton-J Ellis
Noxubee-J Roger.
Octibbeha-JP Thompson.
Pike-C Traywick.
Ponola--J Rayburn.
Pontotoc--F Lewis
Rankin-R A Hargis
Scott-R w Roberts
Simpson--E Showers.
Smith-R Swor.
IaIlahatcho-G w Martin,
Tippah--S Matthews.
Tishemingo-S Ussery
Warren NJ Taylor
Washington-J Y Dashiell
Wayne Frost.
Wilkinson-T II Prosser
Winston-S d Murlf
Yalobusha--W G Kendall.
Yazoo--J Battailo.
Mr.. Gaines moved that the committee
nominations have leave to retire, which
as agreed to.
After which, on motion of Mr.. Claiborne,
'e convention adjourned until half past 2
. M.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09
THREE O'CLOCK. p.

THREE O'clock, p. M.
The convention met according to ad
journment.
Capt. j. B. hewitt introduced the follow
ing resolutions, which, after debate, were
adopted:
Resolved, That in taking vote in this
convention, it shall be taken by counties
each county being entitled to the number
OF votes that il is entitled to representa-
tives in the House of Representatives of
the Legislature Of the State.
Resolved, That the officers Of this con-
yention shall consist ofone President. five
Vice Presidents, and three Secretaries.
Resolved, That the delegates from the
several counties represented IN this con-
yention meet at their several chambers,
and appoint one from each oftheir respec-
tive bodies, who, when assembled, shall
constitute Committee to nominate suita-
bic persons to fill for the aforementioned
Offices, and report to this convention as
soon as practicable.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

The Convention adjourned to 3 O'Clock.
to meet in the Representatives Hall in the
new state house.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09
AFTERNOON Session.

az AEhNOON hCES1plONs
The President took the chair anc
called the convention to order.
i Mr.. Gaines, from the committee or
nominations made the following Re.
port;
The committee appointed to make
nominations, reported the following
gentleman as suitable candidates to be
supported by the Democratic and State
Rights party;
For Governor, A. G. McNutt;
Sec. ofStatc, Barry w. Benson;
Auditor Of public Aaccounts, A.
b. Saunders;
State Treasurer, Samuel Craig;
Members of Congress, Col. Chap
man Levy, of Attala, and A. G.. Brown,
Of Copiah.
The committee also reported that
the rules ofthe House Of Representa-
tiyes govern the proceedings Of the
convention SO far as they may be APP
plicable.
Mr.. McRea moved that the report
be received.
Mr.. Fetherston moved to lay the re-
port on the table, as the hour had ar
rived at which it was understood Col.
CHAPMAN LEVY would address the con-
Vention.
The question was taken on receiv-
ng the report, and carried.
Mr.. Gaines moved to lay the report
IN the table for the present, which was
agreed to.
Messrs. J. J. McRea, Comes and ;
Iarris, we've appointed committee to ;
vait on Col. Levy, and inform him /
nat the convention was now ready to t
ear his address. i
At half past three Mr.. Levy com c
lenced bis remarks and continued un- G
j the hour Of adjournment. $
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

been appointed committee on the
part Of the Democratic State Rights
Convention assembled at Jackson. to
request of you (fcr publications. a COPY
q the very learned aid eloquent nd
dress that you recently delivered before
that body:
The principles that you 50 ably ad-
Vocatt ~ widely Disseminated and
properly Understood, will advance the
true Interests Of the Southern STATES and
stimulate the Democratic patty 70 rally
with undiminished ardor around thai
Standard under whose glorious folds
they have so often marched to battle
and 70 victory.
We avail ourselves of this opportu-
hlty to express our regret at your de-
ciining the congressional nomination
which was unanimously and cnthusias-
neatly offered you by the convention.
we beg you, sir to accept assurances
OF the highest regard from your obcdi-
cnt servants
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THURSDAY, Jan. 10.

THURSDAY, Jan. 10.
The convention met pursuant to adj
journment, m the old State House.
Mr.. Gaines moved that the several
candidates offered by the committee ON
nominations be proposed separately by
the convention, and that piuaoocg vote
be taken thereon,which was agreed to.
All the candidates nominated by the
committee were UNANIMOUSLY confirm
ed.
On motion Of Mr.. Garrett.
ResotUcd, That a committee Of three
be appointed by the chair to wait upon
the nominees OF this convention and
ascertain, as far as practicable, their
determinations relative therto, and re-
port the same as soon as as convenient.
The President then appointed the
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Inc following gentlemen were then
appointed, under resolution introduced
yesterday, to compose a committee on
nominations: ="
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
NOTICE.

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Torrington, in said district, deceased, repre-
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claims for settlement and allowance and
has appointed Theron Beach and Samuel
Buel of Litchfield, and Jonas Leach of Tor
rington, Commissioners to examine sd claims
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meet at the late dwelling house Of the deceas,
June, and on the second Monday in August
next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon on each of
said days, for the purpose of attending on the
business Of said appointment.
THERON BEACH, Commits
SAMUEL BuEL, o .;on".s
JONAS LEACH, ''''S'
10rrington, April a, 1889. As
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-04-25
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