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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20
TIPPECANoE CLUB MEETING.

ri Il Injecting Of the" Canton lYFtfGgrca
noe Club, held at the Court House, on
Monday 18th June, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
The Club was called 10 order, and after
the Minutes ofthe last meeting were read,
Mitchell Calhoon, Esq, arose and open
ed the meeting ia a short sP p q ';''- . -
On motion Of L, NJ. Garrett, ESQ,
-. ,} 22tlz.lQs3a That 'st .eg4.4,.a.L Log.
Cabin on the Second Monday in July
next
Resolved, That a Committee consist
ing Of twenty persons, to be styled the
Building COMMITTEES, be appointed by
the President, whose daty il shall be to
superintend the building Of said Cabin.
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed said committee :--R. Love, DR..
Pugh, VIM. Hoy, VIM, Sadler, John
Montgomery, S, D. Livingston, Mitchell
Calhoon, S. V. Mitchell, Williamson
Smith, George Thornhill, N. ]. Dean,
G. B. Salmon, D. NJ. Fisher, Jas Lanca.
shire, T S. Salmon, John c. Benthal,
r. II. Haden, D. w. Murphy, Joseph T.
Collins and Donald Cameron,
\ Resolved, That Committee OF Ar
engagements to consist Of twelve, be APP
pointed by the President, to cause to be
prepared public dinner, after the Ca.
bin shall have been erected.
DR.. R. Montgomery, John H. Dalton,
Maj. John Smith, Joseph II. Vannoy,
John Mum, VIM. S. Bailey, Williamson
Smith, John Stone, Jr., 5. T. Feamster,
Jas. P. Clark, DR.. Pugh, and William
Riley.
Resolved, That a Committee Of vigi.
lance DO appointed by the President, con.
sisiing of twenty persons, who shall
have power to appoIn, subcommittee at
3tee aniereM greGircts 4e,,
Ga motion Of J. II. Rollins, Esq.
Rssoirsd, That the President appoint
Marshal and as many ne9u,y Marshal'
as may 30 necessary, Ger the purpose OF
keeping order at the meetings Of the
Club. for directing the procession. &c
upon the day Of the dinner, ana ali pub
lie occasions.
Il r s Saifnea Hs--ini, g F-ikrs.
I'D. N Fisher, 5. l.. Mosby, K. II. Haden
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20

The Lexington Union, Holmes county,
Mi, is growing witty, or Eighty or fool
ish, Il is hard to determine which, from
the following extract which adorned its
editorial half column on the 18th inst:
"ArgumeniS Of the Wigs (tolicl insuli
the good sense Of the people.)
"Ruln, distress, Clay and tariff, log
cabin splendid mansion on the beautiful
Ohio, best English blood in Harrison's
veins, all the decency blood hounds and
bull.dogs--all the talents, petticoals and
hard cider-Old Tip and Abolition, Ad
ans, Granger, and Slade; New York
drummers and light-kneed breeches, John
G. Wright and the Depil."
The Wings do talk of "ruin and dis
tress" and have been doing so for the las
eight wears. "Run aud distressn stare
every man in the face throughout the
length and breadth Of once hourishin.
Mississippi. When Wings predicted
the rcfsh q the wedding with the cnr
rency, they were called "panic makers
Ger. Jackson SAID Tie country VA. Ia
representation and iss Lssipg,oI
Uaion is sill swearing ;ha. The horse 4
sixteen fee, high, Stick to IT, As &
the Log Cabins and Hard Cider. see BAL
limore Republican. The las, named per
sonags the Wings do fear very much, an
i"f t"sii among a'sas ci'as saAssas. 80
doayor 70 stay the course Of the Unions
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20
S. THoRNHlLL, Sec'ry

Alta public meeting Of the citizens Of
Canton and its vicinity, held at the Court
House 18th Of June, 1910, 10 take into
consideration the mode of celebrating
the 4th of July. Honorable Thomas
Shackleford was called to the Chair, and
Franklin Smith, ESQ.,, appointed Score.
tary; Whereupon twas
Resolved, That ], D. Callahan and 0.
R. Singleton be appointed Oratsrs Of the
day, and that L. G. Henry be appointed
to read the Declaration of independence.
- Rsya2rrcii,' nat ,-ies'- sIeeePh~Calkaa,
T" =, Catchings, Joseph I. Collins, John
Montgomery, John G. OFT, w. Drane,
Gen. w. F. Jones, A.G. Bennett, Dr.. A.
c. Gillespie, L. NJ, Garrett, A, H. Handy,
c. J. Searles and VIM. E. Iiarreld, be
appointed the COMMITTEES Of Arrange.
-T'gnys. -'''.."-----~'---- 81. ,-,.----~~~..
Resolved, That S. B. Sheldon, J L,
MitchalL~and John Handy, be appointed
committee 10 wait on the Orators Sc.
lected, and the Reader Of the Declara-
ton OF Independence, and notify them
of their appointment
Resolved. That the proceedings Of
this meeting be signed by the Chairman
and Secretary, and published in the
Madison Wing Advocate.
7. SHACKLEFORD, Chm.
FRANKLIN SMITH, Sec'ry.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20
FRANKLIN SMITH, Sec'ry.
Correspondence Of he Ctarle,ton Courier.

Correspondence Of tte Charleston Courier
WASHINGTON, May 80.
In the House, private bills we're taken
up, bnt little progress was made in them,
at half past two o'clock, the Speaker an
nounced the hour of recess at the same
moment, some of the members wore lea
wing the Hall. A cry Of "clear the aoag'
-"make room,n was heard from the lob.
by, and a rush was made 10 the spot,
where two members, Mr.. Rayuer and
Mr. Montgomery, both OF North Carroll
ma, were in conflict. They were soon
separated. MIR. Vanderpool's loud voice
was heard, in the tumult, crying OUT
"Montgomery, are you stabbed" Mr..
Rayner was calling for his sword.
Learned, upon enquiry, that Mr.. Ray
ner had attacked his colleague with a
sword cane, as the latter passed from
the hall into the lobby. The cane was
broken off above the point Of the sword
by the blows, and the sword either fell
or was wresled from Mr.. Il. by some one
who inierposed
Mr.. Montgomery had a small stick,
which ha h-cke oyer his colleagues herd
Neither party vas seriously hurt, though
both had some slight bruises abou, the
head
The House met al four O'Clock, when
It was supposed, tie Outrage would Dc
noticed. But, as there was no quorum,
the House adjourned
Il Is 10 be hoped that tho House VIII
10, again rondor itself ridiculous BY an.
other mockcry Of investigation. They
haFe ae' sesTe Sc e1sesea 'kair rriss r
Before the session IS over, we shall haya
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20

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fsaa hy tbs Harrisburg Co1,en.a1, p
5iyslt ne attention of ihe people from
Ito ts.a. d .ssas by GTU'''97 r'~'
tensions of chat Ola snl iu.d pa'r.D--
""@a'gG8eg ita a,i 6was jaesataas.-
and sometimes successful weapon. 10
-mtlasys daagata9A haNaa2 il-nla1aGe1
death On ono ado or tho other II sue
osnful, the death Of those against HON
1t !, pointed bat if n9', the death of
those who direct IT, The sk.lfuI ad,o.
cate understands that there Is such o
thing as "laughing case oJt Of Court"
bot he never attempts il unless be s GER
tam or success, for he knows If no fails
tits tho death stroke 10 his case. The
loco iocos less wise, laughed at the wrong
time. They almost "spit their Sides
and look around among the people for a
corresponding effect but they have sud.
denly stopped with the soliloquy Of the
wag who had failed 10 40 esteemed anec.
doie, mot grin, by Cd"
II is amazing 10 behold how serious
they have grown Of late, and with what
hurry and confusion they attempt to raj.
Iy their dispensing bands. All their
drilling, however usuils them nothing
freedoms militia have been drawn up in
line, with Harrison at their head, and
corruption's train bands are fleeing Al
'eady have their file closers been troddon
lnder foot, and their field officers hoarse
with rage, are visible here and there, en-.
ieayorlng 10 reform the scattered troops.
But they cannot succeed. The alarm
fires are bright upon every hill through
out this broad land, and the scattered and
dlsheartened foe will meet defeat and
death in the vauies and in the passes of
the mountains,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20

The loco focos have lately held NEE.
ting at Raymond, Kinds county, and if |
we may judge from the reported proceed.
ings, there were only seven Of the "gaad |
and true" present. On motion Of R. w |
Henry, ESQ, the meeting was brought a.
bou',--oH meisea ef -R.-W Henry. Eesy
a Chairman was induced 10 undertake
the labor Of presiding, on motion Of Il.
W. Henry, Esq, Secretary was ap-
poinled,--on motion of r. w. Henry,
ESQ.,, a committee Of FIVE was appointed,
ON motion Of R. w Henry, Esq, the
meeting adjourned ill early candle light,
or. motion OF R. w, Henry, Esq, the
meeilng assembled, and tho committee,
BY ihsir CAaiFman, n. W. Henry, Esq,
reported a preamble and RESOLUTIONS a
bout ss'appropos and lucid as the close
Of certain lecture lately delivered upon
the science Of Astronomy. "Gentle
men thereis one thing upon which you
may -ss1sod,n o. said the counterpart O.
these political professors,."lhe moon ma,
always Be seen as soon as she is visible
Ponder upon the political sagaeity tina
developed tho following resolution:
20. Reslved, That the Federal gov
eminent is one Of limited powers, deri
we'd solely from the Constitution and tn,
grants Of power therein contained.n
The man who made such discover,
q, this early age Of the world, befor,
science has cleared away the.mist iha
surrounds our political history, whoeve
he may be, deserves we'll Of his country
Columbus with his little ragged, con,emp
iible craft, was nothing to him. II tn,
loco focos will find any man, woman
boy. who asais1 'sa gragesi;loo ers;a;r
ed in their resolution referred to, VIII
"lhen we'll jns. come down. The bun
buggsfo viii shortly receive iha. ~
and Two are four, ,ha, the Miss .sipr
runs dcwa stream; that the sun rises i
the ensi. and "the moon gives lieh, b,
night" 10 the hope that Some poor loo
foco fool will infer that the Wings dis
pee ihsse ihirg- veriiys ne rnaseh .
mind - onward, oaicardf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20

The Indians are still committing muir.
ders in Florida Lieutenant Martin Of
the I'd Infantry, and three men were Fl.
red Upon between Micunopy and Walker
hootie, and Lieut. NJ, and one Of his men
and all Of his horses were killed. Lieut..
Sanderson with seventeen men went ia
pursuit Of the Indians, and he and FIVE Of
his men were killed. The wagons Of
Mr.. Forbs' Theatrical company, while
passing from Augusta to St. Augstne,
we're attacked and one man belonging to
the company killed. Mr.. Forbs and the
ladies were fortunately in wagon ahead
and escaped.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20

w is informed that we cannot insert
his "Selections for the Advocate" un.
less he improves in taste rasiiy. Tho
the insertion of the lines sent US this
week might please him, we are sure that
he would stand alone among all Of oar
readers. "Too much Of good thing
&c.
The Tippecanoe Song sent in for pub
licatlon would perhaps sing sweeter, il
"revised, corrected and improved" by
the author. 1t is neither grammatical
llegibls, photographed or poetical The
"hard cider" was all ont before the Song
was begun. 1t is too dry for insertion
T6s TiqG6sf n '~K Subscriber c66do
BE complied with, as the Speech referred
20 would fll.our paper to the exclusion
of all other matter, Besides, ours is
WHIs paper, and "a Subscriber" oGgh
not 10 expect US to insert loco foco docu
ments, except in cases when we contro
vert some statement, or princpl whicl
they contain. IF he desires 10 read tn
Speech referred to, We can furnish bin
> with copy.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20

The first number Of the ~SNAc BoAT,"
published at Raymond, Mi, has been re.
celved. II is a neat sheet, handsomely
printed, and almost entirely filed with
able original articles, The known tai
ents of its conductors justify the antici-
patton that it will be one Of the ablest
partizan journals in thel United States
The "fastest boat on the river" "Snag
Boats" however, never carry "freight
and passengers" remember that, gentle
men.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20

Governor NcNIl has declared closed
.s-at v4a f-&f'ap vs4 aa i,g4al at4e.ai la4
tho uBsn.oo asa 'iaa.bsaw Ea Road
aud Banking Company Tho N.alssp.
p Rail Road Company Tho fernando
Rail Road and Banking Company, and
the Tomb.gby Rail Road Company
These Banks refused to pay specie upon
their notes for dye dollars on tho drsi
day Of April, 1870, and 10 violation Of
law.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20
MARsHALs SALE

u s Circuit Cogrl-Rot,n,,t T.,u IA
John Sutherland,
vs. AHmeh
John S. Gooch and
Suuty,
~ virtue Of the above stated nu IA
ne me directed by the boaonbI. a.
cult Court United States, 'orihsSoglbs,,
District Of Mississippi, | shall EXPOSE d
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town oil Canton, Mad,
son county,
On the Third Monday in july 1910
All the righ, title and interest Of the ~
PENDANT Gooch in and to the foIowi.
described lands, 10 wit; The north boil
Of section seven; southwest quarter !
section seven, and east half Of the uori
west quarter of section eighteen, d
township ten, north Of range six, east
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ant Gooch, and will be sold TO satisfy Tho
above stated case,
w. NJ. GWlN, Nrih,
For the Southern District q liasg.
By W. L. BATE, Dgy
June 90, 24-28 (PrNN
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20
sHERIFF's SALE.

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Daniel Ii. Fargo, use Of ............-........
William A. Fort,
We Alias e. f., cibn.
Samuel Ewing, and
John Stone, w.,
RY virtue Of the above STATED as
AS to me directed, | will eIPas
public sale, for cash, before The 5@a-
,ss,.-.,s.l..,.aA,j,a town 2. .aaa
On Monday the 2OA day Of july l%
The following tract or parcel Of M
10. wfry&f31u-i:r,. sS.I- - - o. 4 :,
at the northeast corner Of a IoI Of ii
owned by John H. Rollins, and i''a.s
north TO the section line, thence a9as
said line two hundred yards vest 'nsns
along the line that divides SAID Ianl y.
that Of Thos. ]. Caichings to tho '0ia \.
of J. H. Rollins landi thence along ~
line of Rollins to the beginning ' ~
further described as being Ooanl'a ~ J,
the south by ]. H. Rollins o. l.! y. ',o'
by ]. Mum, north by s. D. Ll''pb''''
and west by T, J. CatchIag' ,.r.o5.
Levied on as the property Oh u' '.';,i,
ant Ewing, and will be 'o'd 70 ''''''
plaintiffs debt and cost. INV epf
S. HAMBLEN' Shg a,
June 90, 24-20 L -
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20

Maii,on circuit court "0''"''''
George S. Oglesby, oush
VS. Va
U. B, oglesby, inap
ID me directed, ! will expose " KIM
sale, for cash, before tho @ c,, =.
Court. house. in the town Of Can'o' IN
On Monday The Goth day Of July NV
The following parcel Of land ,,. !" NJ h.
p pFs,V west from hickory and two p o' \,
lacks and the northwest corn' .,,btssa,
nGr,n1%,t nine range three east, 1',e
n ,@" eigbpy.,wo and a half dse, ,,s
east ems eighty poles to stake thence ~, y .
eleven degrees, west forty POi', NH
sake theace soa,a eighty aga /, "a. n,
degrees. west eighty poles .I . ' i.ss
post oak bush rat tae read , n sA,..'fsrg;
Canton to Moore's Bufand BoI.' ' ,los,
hence north eleven degrees east ,,, =, 9
he road TO Boles' Ferry ferry l.,, .sas
tho beginning, containing ''''
acres. .. II ieisns
Levied an as the properly =, a.,
AMI Csis.sy, an1 will be sou
plaintiff, debt and cost ,vy SFf
nv b. r AUS. L.g
June go, fs-te
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20

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.aa, G.aa. gages ceased % oNEibl' thc
.sauhero B3p5rar" q Hurian Wing
journal, Is now doarshiag 10 Goo VISOR
Of youth The Southern Reporter has
changed. Its Editor, James Monroe
Newton, for a long time an able advocate
Of the rujnous designs Of the loco locos,
has discovered the error Of his course,
and in an able address tells the patrons
Of his paper, that he will no longer sd-
yocate the policy OF an Administration
which is fast running the country-tbat
he will no longer condde in promises
never 10 be fulfilled and that for the
future he will support Harrison and Ty'
Ter, and labor for the advancement Of
true democracy. One by one, they are
dropping off.
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hAhaifb -0a ihsBb
hs' George Moore. M Wgs
y, fofmafI, q plIal..ss,
ssiaa Az bs ',iv guia I
aolaiyf daughter or ia a..t
Hughes. E'q or ib,ss. ''7i
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20

ii am happy 10 know that. through the good
sense OF our People, the effort 10 Get IN a manic
has hiiherio failed, and that, through ~. -.
srsasrs accommodations wh.sa ire State ganks
hRte'et q t&ablsa " gG5{i, 20 saSii6 dkens.
has followed the sxaflicrs e the nauk -
And ON the s6th Of September. isss.
Mr.. fancy, Secretary Of the Treasury.
addressed letter 10 the Presidsn, Of
the Girard Bank, informing him thar the
Hi1sd 3aBs bad hssa .slssi.a a. aaa r
the repositories Of tho public moneys.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-20
SHERIFFfs sALE'

Madison circuit court - N0''"'''
George S. Oglesby, o.sh
VS. Va