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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-25

Nlorto B o. Nddridhfen aus Taaabaeee melben,
oa6 tte Nnrianer d, auc in Der gad,barloaft iener
Staot thdtl9 8et9en. Ge(elben moden enen 9lnariff
1u cte sp'antdae t'nes aetpsen s. ecno feuerten an
cen Sclorenaueher, 6bteten spet Ieoer unc rauttel
pier Te9erftneer. sIud' am Supanee 5Iuse (Inb ueue
Vtototeoten oe9on9en. Ib.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-25
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Doctor &nt9bt BON Mpunt Ster(tng bat fclgenbe
trefence p1rapele 5rptihen Der unabhdn9i9en Sd,at
TANNER uo elmer 9tuttpnalbanf geSrgen bic mir uerr
Qeiern III Der llebericful1a dern pprleaen mpQen:
, 1840-08-08
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

eFaFy dandiea who come out barely acquainted
with the names Of their Greek and alin class
books, but tofurnish for the increasing demand
Of this great valley body Of men vel quaiIifi-
ed with knowledge, gathered BY observation
from the grand store.h house Of nature for the.
practical discharge Of ali the duties and Offices
devoIving upon the citizens Of our republic q
republic whose strength is in the morality and
intelligence Of its people. The Professorship
of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy ii this
institution win exercise a controlling influence
over all the other branches. This is as it
should lie, provided its foundation be Of the
proper material. We believe old wives fables
and theories are not to compose its corner
stone, butsomethihg more solid and rationalin
the form Of matter Of fact. All the other
professorships are to surround this as their
common centre. This peculiar feature will
render tia novelty in our country and for this
reason its plan may meet with opposition. I
prudent measures are adopted in the com
mencement, as we believe such win be, it vii
certainly succeed.
WecordiaIly commend the talented lecturer
and his philan'ropic and benevolent plans t
the notice and patronage Of all true lovers Q
education, virtue and religion.
Al CITIZEN OF COLUMBUS. +
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

During Gen. Jackson's crusade against the
United States Bank, the burthen of his song
was--aToo much foreign capital in this coun-
try Abiding to the eight millions by for
eigners invested in the stock of that institu-
ton. But.no how is il! Instead of owning
eight millions in stock in an institution the
managementofwhich foreigners had nothingtc
do with, they own more than EIGHTY MIL,
LIONS, IN State Bonds, with a fee simple
title to our soil for the payment Of the same
gwen by. the State Legislatures.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

REMOVAL OF THE SOUTHERN AR
JUS PRINT1NG OFFIcE.-On Thurs
lay next, this Office will be removed
Q the upper story Of the Brick tene-
nentadjoining the Botanic Drug Store,
pm Main eesbelween Akin 6 Gibbs
orner and the Planters Bank.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

MIR. EDITOR
To prevent any misunderstanding or wrong
impressions being made on the public mind,
please insert IN your paper the following cor
respondence. E. F. CALHOUN. .
CoLUMBUs JAN. 18th 1910
SIR:
We are informed that soon after you arri-
we'd at this place you asserted that you would
preach sermon on the dangerous tendancy
of Infdelity, we are also informed, that since
you Preached, that sermon, you were vii
hngt discuss, the facts, on which the Chris
tan Religion rests, whether they are true or
false, according tothe Bible, with Mr.. G. G.
Olmstead, of this place. We are authorized by
Mr.. Olmstead, to say that he is willing TO dis
cuss the subject with youth this place at any
time it may suit your convenience
# you are willing to discuss this matter with
Mr. olmstead, you viii please make tkrown
by calling at his Office, or by writing note to
him, or either Of the undersigned.
Very Respectfully
Your Obedient Servants.
H. d. GOODRICH.
H. JOHNSTON.
In. HATCH.
TO the Rev. Mr.. SMITH.
TO Messrs.
lib: GooDRIcH
H. JOHNSTON
L. N. HATCH
CoIunBUs, MISS. JANY. 18th ls40.
GENTLEMEN
! duly received your note. of yesterday. In
reply, shortly after my arrival in this place
published, from the pulpit that would preach
a sermon on the deficiency and dangerous ten.
dency ofInfdelity.
/ also published in the same manner that ]
would deliver discourse On The divine author.
Fly Of the Christian Religion. have not sta.
ted whether was or was not !. willing to dis
cuss the facts on which the Christian Religion
RESTS, whether they are true or false according
to the Bible. with Mr.. G: G. Olmstead, ofthis
place.
Both before and after the delivery OF these
discourses. was informed, that might ez.
pect my positions to Be attacked. and cIaI.
lenged. totheir defence. IS several gentlemen,
Of this place. were SOLICITORS that their sid
should Be heard I then stated. and 1 a7htrs d
thar Statement. if such attack should be made
and challenge given, should deem It my duty
II
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

Gov. McNutt, in his message to the Legis-
allure Of this State, which we published last
yeeksays: "Thirty three Tax Collectors are
ideiault the sum ofNinefy thousand sic hun
red and seventeen Dollars and forty sir cents,
or taxes accrling prior to the year 1898 -
And again {" TiCenty sic tax Collectors are in
leault in the sum of Ticenty sir thousand
Vine hundred and eighty dollars and tacenty
euen cents, for taxes assessed in the year 1889
What commentary on the Sub. Treasury
ystemi! This last amount, defauited in one
ear, is nearly equal to one fourth ofthe an
ual revenue. the whole State-a fair crite-
ion to Judge by, should the odious Sub Treas
iry system be saddled upon the country.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

The house then adjourned until to.lnof.
row, having been in session only parl q
the forenoon.
JANUARY IL, 1910.
In The House, Mr. Graves Of Amlte pre-
scented resolutions il favor Of states rights
and also recommending one presidential
term Of Office.
Mr.. Sharpe introduced resolutions ihat
all questions touching the policy Of the &C.
neral government. should be left TO the ae-
ltion Of that government, &c:
| Elr. Guion from Warren, introduced
| Joint resolutions in relation to banking ana
| the course ofthe banks.
Mr.. Bell introduced a bill to require
sufficient security from the tfeasurefs Of
i The sixteenth sections.
Mr.. Hemingway introduced blt re-
llatiye to supersedeas and inianctions.
The House adjourned at noon,
| The committee from the House Of Rep,
; resentatiyes to examine the Brandon Bank
under Mr. Matthews [of Tishamlngo) joint
resolutions, are Messrs. Matthews @
T'isharningo, Allen, Bell, Fore; Grimsteac
4 and Durham. The Pres.dentof the Sen
ate has not yet appointed the committee
I from that body.
/ The following are the standing commit
/ tees. of the House of Representatives
On EzecLcas- Messrs. Ellis Of Jones
Frost, Graves of Amite, McCaughn .Boor
4 Wilcox and Wagster.
On HAYS and Means 1dessrs. Brad
ford, Guion, Watson. Wood, Land ant
/ Durham.
On Refusal and Unfinished Business
Messrs. Greer of Noxubee, Watkins
Shoemaker, Matthews of Tishemingo, Ell
| lis of Newton. Dobyns, and Graves o
| Copiah.
On Banks AID Currency-Messrs. Be
sancon, Guy, Asker, Anderson, Hargroy'
Inge and Harper.
On accounts Messrs. Sharp, Null
Draine, McGowar, Kilgore, Elicit, AM
Greer of Monroe.
! On Enrolled BHs-Messrs. .Bodley
Allen, Evans, Adxer, and Jenkins 0
Kinds.
i On Propositions and Grieuances--Mes
srs. Fox, Fore, Craig, Billups, Binfo rd
Lowe, and Draughn
Joint Committee tGeramine Union Ban
. Messrs. Robinson, Evans, Bradfor
Wood, Hemingway Kendall, and Mat
thews of Marshall, from the House c
Representatives; and Messrs. Alsbury
Green, Tucker, Campbell, and Humphrie
1
from the Senate.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

BETTER CURRRNcz A bill has been IN
iroduced into the Legislature Of Alabama, and
viii il al probability become nlaw, to legalize
the suspension Of the Branches Of the State
Bank Of Alabama at Mobile and Decatur until
January 1871 also yestipg power in the
boards Of the other banks to suspend until that
time, if.they may think proper--ana for the
whole to increase their line Of discount This
is what we can bettering the currency with a
vengeance, by the Locofocos--to authorize
bank suspensions, BY law, that the deprecated
paper may be disgorged upon the country for .
circulating medium. All that we have to sag
further in the case is. that the legitimate fathers
Of this unique and new mode Of patent banking
viii not hereafter have the bare-faced impu
dencesto charge the same TO the Wings, VIII
have generally heen saddled whether they tool
any part or not, with the mean acts Of th'
Loco Focos.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

Gentlemen In your note Ofthe Ism alsss >
the Rev. las. Smith, you say thai ! InlO'nz-
Mr. Goodrich, that Mr.. Smith expected an0s >.
from some Of the Infdels of this town to m ~.
Mr. Olmstead, and that he Smith was vllh's
to meet him (OImstead). TwOud not n0.i' :.
this if it was not evidently designed :
make the impression that Parson Smith 0ssI :;
ed this controversy Such impression = l3a0, e :
erroneous. On "Wednesday evening las'' -
Goodrich asserted that Mr. snlllh :: s.
backed out, that he had put a.chailenge = i I.
pocket for Mr. smith but had underst00e =
would not accept it made this remark 70 a =,
that he had better not hllrrah before he g0'el
the woods and gave it as my opinion 4 ns '''''
lenoed Parson Smith, It would be aceep'so
am Gentlemen,
Very Respectfully
Your 0bdt Sergt
EsF:cALH0UN'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

The reader viii find in oLr columns. the pro-
ceedings Of the Legislature, brought up from
the day Of its Session, to asfar as is room in
this numb err of our papeEwithout much inter-
sthowever. In the Legs stature, several res
olutions have been introduced, declaring the
power of that body torepeal bank charters &c,
upon none of which however, up to our latest
dates, any final action had taken place; and the
general impression is, that the Loco focoe, al
though in a majority of 20 on joint ballot, and
notwithstanding their many promises to the
people, Of "reform," "better currency" and so
on, win let the session pass, without pressing
any material measure through; and if they do,
the people must hold them to strict account
fori it. For it was upon that consideration they
were elected, and of which they have made
their boasts, long and loud, to the public; and
dare they now finch!
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28


WE have received the correspondence Of,
zen. William Fl. Harrison and the Commit
se appointed by the Harrisburg Convention,
) apprise hun Of the nomination Of his name
'the Wing Candidate, for the Presidency,
ut, in consequence Of the Legislative and
congressional proceedings, both of which we
ish to bring up as rapidly as possible, have
, room for it in this present number. 1t shall
)pear in our next, together with an extract
ON his Speech at Vincennes, to which, and
$ letter to Harmar Denny Of Virginia,
1886, he refers for an exposition of his views
the subjects ofAbolition, and the great par
mount interests of the South. No man after
aiding these documents, can rise up and say
it'll truth, that he believes Gen. Harrison, in
ne least degree, possessing any sentiment in
mmon with the fanatics of the North or
at his whole soul is not iu the most friendly
iison with the interests of the South in every
rticular
The. Charleston Courier, Wing paper
therto inclined to doubt the orthodoxy Of
en-. IL in all Of these particulars, is now fully
nvinced of his soundness to the very core.
deed it is only necessary for Gen. Harrison,
be correctly known at the South, to carry
cry thing before him at the ensuing election.
is poverty win do him no injury But how
range, that this should be preachedup by
ose who have all along "cried aloud and
ared not" that the Wings were the rich a.
ainst the poor. IfGen. Harrison is poor
an, he isalso an.honest man. Gainsay it who
I'm,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

GEN. JACKSON declines the profered hospi-
dty offered him by many of our Citizens, in
nsequence offeeble health. We are sorry
this, as many Of them no doubt need con-
NATION.
The last Democrat says: We look upon
e message Governors as one Of the best
At has ever emanated from any executive Of
Q State'
From which we should infer that McNut
improving in the science Of @message wri
lgr We hope he does not advance as "a
dly in all other hings. YouSs ourselfare JUS
kc, neighbor, except, that, He has said SOM
ings which, he should not have said, and lei
said some things whichhe should have sal
all Of which we shall point out ere long.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28
COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. EDITOR:
To prevent any misunderstanding or wrong
impressions being made on the public mind,
please insert IN your paper the following cor
respondence. E. F. CALHOUN.
CoLuMBUs JAN. 18th 1910.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

COMMERCIAL. Welearn thatthe Steamer
Robert Morris, Brooks, lies Is miles below
Demopolis, waiting for water; also Steamer
Swiss Boy, Bickerstatf.
Tropic, Favorite, and Fusilier, at McGrew
Shoals bound likewise for Columbus. We
are sorry to add, that there is no prospect yet
for them to get up.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

The issues Of tlo Chickasaw Land Bank,
therto very current ia our town. are now
lnerally refused By the merchants. We
pow not the reason.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

he TOMBIGBY RAIL ROAD BANK.
INreply to the thousand and one interroga-
ries daily propounded to us concerning the
ombieby Rail Road Bank, we would simply
ate thatwe know nothing ofits past manage
ent whatever. This Bank, we understand
om the Governors Message, as well as some
her institutions in the State, refused to- be
amined' by the Board Of Commissioners, las
miner, but for what reason we know not
ie Marshal and Sheriff both say that wheI
~ made their leUies, the other day, they
und no specie. But what has become of
are equally unable to tell, but presume
me ofthe board could. Perhaps it has been
Mt otto purchase up the paper Of the bank il
tose places where it will be sold very low
hen the news ofthe Jrolic with the Sherii
the Marshall reaehes themwhich win be TIL
cans ofreaIizing large proft--take up thei
per--and, finally, compel the payment 0
cd funds in satisfaction Of all dues to til
nix. Ifthese are not correct superstition
en- we are alta loss to account further an
ople must go to better source for informa
pm, Contrary to some, were we 70 give on
'inion il would be that those who do no
# with the notes they hold on the bank, bu
ep them, long enough, win get their money
the institution, no doubt heretofore has don
profitable business and most Of the debt
an probability win be collected How "a
Bank, is iustifable in course, ofthis kim
we are any ways correct, and whatldegfei
moral turpitude, should attach to it, is for til
immunity and the public at large who ma,
psider themselves agrisTed to say. We hop
4 to have to recur to the subject again, IN
Sc it be to correct any wrong impression tia
ay have gone abroad, which We shall mo-
eerfully Do. upon proper evidence. And
y thing Is asroag, we are satisfied L vi
u be sanctioned BY tiis community.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

From re Raleigh N. carolina) Register
The 10th inst, we learn. tl'at ne Van Buren,
convention recently held d that city. homina-
n Romnlns N. Saunders as tie opposing
ndiiaiD Of John N. Morehead (W) for
oyenor.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-28

Should Mr.. olmstead have ....
ton tOmake to me. verbally Or b. l sOnl11sa
be found at the residence. ofM-r 'e : eaa
until thursday next. : caAon
am
Gentlemen
Very Respectfully
Your Friend
JAMES SMITH
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-17
S>emDfrotiGhe. g toots<S onU cntion.

Der qrree Gaum, tpeItt,en Der Sdas tes fir eoeu
BTrecr Der Der Staaten 70 rptct9en uno tntre6anen
Ccfumcut6, Der 8ctbhaft eesprdioenten, anf9encn's
men, binoert uue, bent meb: ais etnen lehr fbtt9en
lebertlict cerBerhdublunsen Der hen Saatss
@cuoentpn bon Shp liefern Su fOnnen.
Die 9cnUentiou fam I'M 1U llhr am 8ten Snnudr 81
Columbus ,uIammen, uno ernannte ben Shtb. Sohn
@baneD bon Sairelo gum etnitwel9en prdiloent tpIe
audi cie Nerren SNram 9. QSllicn BON SuDabcgd, QSm
Dunbar opn Starf, SoenrD Vub bon Seneccd uno
Samuel Se ocn arrlicn 5u elnltrrellt9cn Secrearen
Cauu tprre ou6oemaht, oaB ptne Committee d,ldlt1
de Nerlcncr su prfliden Seomten oeler @cncentlon
por1hlaoc, uno cine onoere oru l9 Yeronen eruannt
perre, Inn cine Acorese uno Seld1lnBe obSufaBen.
Nadbmittaos uberred,ten, auf Snrag oee Snrn. 9Se.
fer &oufmann bon Starf, bic Cclc9aten tbre Sabl>
@erttffate, uno nahmen ihre Slse.
Gte Seumteuz@cn1mlttee herld1tete rann tol9enoe
Jomen ais beibenre 8eamten Der Convention eln:
prd1rent- 9tcmaS 6. Harmer.
gSice>NrII Ilcentcn - Sphn gdrtpeu, QSm. Wttuladn,
crbn Snorer, Some6 SO. OcrleD, GtmothD 9rifftb
g. 3iut, l8m. Buchanan, @ecNcule, 9S ecn9borCu9t
NeIlcn Sranfln, gSm. Grepltt N. 2. 8oremn11. SObr
Vatterlon, g. N2itd)eI, Sotn g. Qdman, SO. patter:
clt, s. q. Spra9ue, 8. 9Sooo, sol. Sbomplen, Q IT.
@aIoHpell uno James OecOtutt.
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@arpthers, Slioer cone6 uno s. s.. Gjlllet.
Oieler 8erictt puroe auf Slntro9 bes Srn. g. Sauf'
mann an9encmmen, uu6 Die @rnennun9en Der COM
mittee ourd, bic @onuentlCn beitdt9t.
Inter IalIten 9lusbrten Der Yreuce uno 3nfreoe1>
belt puroe Serr oamer gu fenem Gig eefnbrt, po er
oaun cine 1ddue 0febe btelt.- Da es ild fano, baB
Der 8er1ammluu9scrt Der @cnoenticn, cas- 1heater,
uidt 9erdumis eenu9 mar, perft9te man d in benDCf
oes Gtaatsbaules 0alelb(t puroe auf Slntra9 oee
p1n Slooo einuithi9 befhcBen, baB
gStl1on g cannon,
Der 9esenndrtise grecutiue, CUR Meoererwdtnn9 fir
oas @onpernDrsamt ernannt ey. Cine COMMITTEE BON
5 percnen tpurce beumt, ben @ruoernDr bon oteien'
Be fdIuB su benodriht9en, tpelder fpdter perlond)
erfden, Die @rnennuns annahm, uno flncn Dant fur
Die ibm ilbertra9ene @brc ausiprad.
I'm 9ten Sannar berictete bic an9eFeOte Committee
tbre srcreee uno 8elhluBe, bic mir nddtens ansfnbr'
lid mtbeilen tperben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-17

elm cppcl pes lmlaufs rr, permtt reBen bic nriftcn
rbIrfnBe pcs Observation-Disclosures fefriepi9 mcrbeneer bic
oar,e tdrarbe 0t(cabaft cine Atban Misunderstanding
rerbrct te ale &laBcn paran 9crbDnt e prtpi9re NBo
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bltn-auf &pcn Der manicn Iu9cnfeh, bic Der rnfIt>
den Slaur QDurbe pcrcDcn ne crnc Se9icrp na lurur>
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tten ipuri6e 2cle frcper &anrcr nD
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malt su mrcrettn bic lie Su ibrer Grbaltnn9 Inn m rrtal
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-17
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