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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-21
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-21
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-21

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-21

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-21

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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-11
M. D. WHITRIDGE,
ELI Y. PENNEL,
NJ. S. BLOSSOM,
From The Vicksburg Wing.
Corresponding Committee

JACKSON, July 18th, 1910.
To Messrs. John Cameron, Oscar J. E
Stewart, John P Stewart, and Chris
TOPPER Armat.
Gentlemen Il have the pleasure to ac-
knowlede the receipt of your letter of the
I'd inst. inviting me to attend a public
barbecue TO be given by the wings at
Franklin Depot, on the 23d INST. Itwould
afford me much pleasure to meet with my
friends on that occasion, and TO witness
the discussion ofthe political subjects that
now agitate the country, | regret howev-
er, cannot accept of your polite invita-
ton.
Being constrained by the high consid-
Grafton ofpublic good, to stand aloof from
that Legitimate offspring of democracy
called locofoism, and finding my motives
impugned by an unprincipled clique, who
assume to themselves to be exclusive in
the science ofdemocracy; but who would
be more correctly designated as a band
of loafers on the treasury of the country
both state and national | deem it not
amiss to announce TO you, and through
you, to the public my deliberate determi
nation of casting my support in the scale
of the election of Gen. William Henry
Harrison for the Presidency, at the ensu.
ing election. In doing this | am but sus.
tanning the same set of political opinions
entertained by me heretofore am and
ever have been opposed to the doctrines
of an exclusive metallic currency. believ.
| ing that its tendency is to PROSTATE CON-
merce and every branch of industry
combining the wealth Of the country in the
hands of those who are born rich, and
keeping those poor who are born poor
and enabling the rich man 10 acquire the
labor of the poor for an amount that j;
scarcely sufficient to furnish the necessa-
ries of life-thus closing to the poor mar
every avenue to fame and to fortune. anC
opening 10 his view nothing but hopeless
perjury and want. Such doctrines are
, well adapted to despotic governments, bu
viii not do for the genus Of free gov
eminent. From review of the down
] fall Of the republics of ancient Greece ant
Rome, the cause of their ruin will bf
found to exist in the corruption and cor
} rupting influence of Office holders and OF
J fce-seekers. Rotation and succession II
} office is one of the cardinal principles
{ which has ever distinguished republican
i democracy. Time has proven, and WI
continne to prove, that continued roun'
of success in party politics, inspires AFRO
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-11
TcommuNIcArIoN.l

Mr.. EIhToR:
Willgou be so kind as to endeaVor
to " wi rk" the following sum:
ITO F. Bledsoe, Esq. in his speech
at Caledonia, changed taco Democrats
to WHGs! Francis Leech, Esq, ta0o'
and MI f. f. Calhoun, four-How
many Wings would they make, at tina,
rate, b.tween this and the Presidential
election, if they were to speak two
days II each week? w.
We do not feel much in a mood for
"Clplering," to day T; but it occurs to u.s.
that if two of the gentlemen we
hearda at the court house on Saturday las
will bat drive linle faster ahead-that l;
deal 4 little more in falsehood, 1t vii
not Ie Necessary for Wings, to take the
Stump at all. II is only necessary for tn
peope to experience darkness to kno"
that light is its opposite.
For more definite answer our CORES
pondent will please wait until November
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-11
GAG LAW. AGAIN.

The meeting held in this place on Sa.
turday last by the partizans of Van Buren,,
was, as usual, onesided affair. A cor.
respoDdence had been previously entered
into on behalfof the friends and supporters
of Harrison and Tyler with them, for the
meeting 10 be made general, and for free
discussion before the people, but it was
peremptorily refused. The fact is they dare
not-they are afraid to allow the people
the opportunity to hear both sides. Their
arguments are made up of the merest
slang, Astounding with falsehood and pre-.
varication, which would be consumed by
the power of truth, if they were to meet
in fair discussion, and they be left in an
exceedingly awkward and pitiable condi-
ton. This they know, and hence the
skulking policy pursued. The question
then arises can party without principle,
and no arguments founded on fact to sus-
tain any position, possibly possess the
confidence and support of an intelligent
and patriotic people? Can party, thai
daily shift their position--who are al
things, TO all men, hope 10 succeed 10 thai
for which the foulest means are most I'M
scrupulously usedl The leaders of this
party are adroit and cunning knaves Ill
the presence of those that are in favor o
a purely metallic currency, they are for tn,
same--in the presence of those who ar,
opposed TO such a currency and in favo
of banks, they, are also in favor Of banks
And when they are pinned down to tn
question of banks or no banks, they ar
mum! Where banks are popular they @
for them, where they are not, they oppos
them--this, is the policy of Martin VA
Buren,, and is the essence Of his instruc
tons to his party.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-11

gance, and a disregard on ~
fice-holders, Of many Of, ~ s,le PAT ufot
terests of the people, and iea agais din.
to the assumption of po,r Aus u he en-
of downright diclation. IT, S,s ute sho1
has been drawn from the bsr = Money tIai
the people is too often sn~s eafaiHsd
Partizans and partizan edllo.a Opa
the last session of our legisIa,u.D uriag
than $4,000 was approDy;a SlaiuEe uo.s
ing, which did not require ~ i9r pra-
more than some five or sir ~. sO0f d
the space OF some six or ;ppna'eaa
This large amount of the pes9 gu Sesb
went MOTTO pay the honest To. Noe,
his labor, but went to sustain 'eiaae o.
press. This, with many ' Qua 'aaa
reasons have induced me IN Ss LEI sinh,
change in the powers that bs eve iaa
amiss. eSlRa b
am. and ever shall be a dar,
when those who profess the de I'd
democracy carry them out in ooa1
| will be found acting with ,bes5o '' y. iaas
till then. | have no political y;aa,. aaa aa
serve, but viii, regardless Of VS. vt.
from which they enanate, con,ir1 h. ''a''s
those measures that / think are aaI . o
to lnJure my country, and 10 sd s5.. .,a'
such as conceive are calcula,s J 5."'''
tain our free institutions. and :, . sli
peace prosperity and happiness ,br sP,ss'
out the land. '''Olsl-
The financial concerns oftbo
are IN so deplorable a condit;on ID q
change cannot be for the worse u n
clearly Of opinion that the docirir..!i9 :"
exclusive gold and silver currencv Wa - !. q
cuIated TO produce a scene ofba1t, - "a
and ruin, never before witnessed I; ~!
devoted country. u VIZ
| have heretofore been an ajro... ,
the Exclusive State Bank system 81 - !.
| am now fully convinced thar !, -. d
| qnence of local influences and 49,. Ing
ses, neither the government m, ~ y
people can prosper without the n -
National Bank-such a bank -. =!
will, as it has done heretofore. give ~ -
rency preferable to metalie cn,-a'-
alone. ! am not an advocate "a, in.o.
vertib!e bank paper, but Tor such a ore ~ :.
| will better subserve all commere;sl n,,.-,
ses, and which can at the will ofbeITs
der be converted into gold or silver,
In voting for Gen. Harrison LET + IN
be said that l am sustaining a man WIN,
unworthy Of public confidence. Hene.
son of one Of the signers of the Dscsr
ton of Independence-the friend sp5s
porter of Thomas Jefferson, of In
| Madison, and of lanes Monroe. Hsh
always beer found ready and wiling F.
enter the ranks in his country's deis1,s
and see nothing charged agains n
winch has been sustained by proofas
lated, IN my opinion, to render hnb
nOxious to the c arge of being saa
list.
1t is true that Gen. Harrison after /,
ing devoted large portion of his lie
the service of his country, has retired IA,
public life and sought his ease and conf
by his own freside, but when tie "a.
sin of war was sounded, or his couary.
Liberties endangered, ne has ever bss
found among the first 10 grid on bis am.
IN defence Of his home and his couH.7.
cause.
lam, gentlemen, very respectfully
Your friend and obedient servant.
Fl. G. RUNNELS
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-11

ing halls its sumptuous drawing rooms
its glitering and dazzling seloons, with
all their magnificent and sumptuous
array Of gold and silver, crimson and
orange, blue and violet, screens of
Ionic columns, marble mantles, with
Italian black andgold fronts, gilt eagle
cornices, rich cut glass and gilt chan
deliers, suspended by beautiful Gre
clan chains, gilt eagle-head candlebras,
French bronze gilt lamps, with crystal
globes, bronzed and gilt French brack-
ct lights, gilt framed mirrors of prodi-
gious size, large Italian slab mantle
glasses, French gilt rose mattel time
pieces. mahogany gilt mounted and
rosewood piano fortes, gilt-mounted
bureaus, superb mahogany wardrobes,
mahogany gilt bronzed-mounted sec
retarles, damask satin, and double
silk window curtains, with gilded
eagles, stars, and ornamental rays, roy
al Wilton and imperial Brussels and
Saxon carpets, gilt and satin settees,
sofas, bergeres, divans, tabourets and
French comfortables, elegant mahogo-
ny gilt eagle-mounted French bead
steads, gilt plateaus, gaudy artificial
: flowers, rich blue and gold bonbons
r tambours, compotiers, ice cream vase:
splendid French China vases, olive
; boats, octagon bowls, silver tureens
z boats, and baskets, of very rich work
golden goblets, table spoons, knives
, and forks, &c.
: To be COUtinued.7
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-11
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

The Nashville Wing says: ave have the
reported returns from the neighboring coun-
ties of Simpson and Warren, in Kentucky, the
first day of the election, Letcher, (W.) leads
French, (V.) pit votes at the Boiling Green
Poll, and 100 at Franklin. At Russelville, Lo-
gan County, first day Letcher 682, French
ll9. At Trenton, Todd County, Letcher ia
French 6. At Hopkinsvile, Christian. Coun.
ty, first day, Letcher leads French about three
to one.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-11
ALABAMA ELECTlON.

The result of the election in this State as far
as heard from surpasses every expectation
Harrison has carried nearly every thing before
him. In seventeen counties, there is gain
of 13members, and in the popular vote ofmost
OF them tremendous changes have taken place;
which leaves the impression almost beyond
doubt that Harrison win get the State by a
large majority in November. Such result
we did not look for in Alabama; and it is an
awful warning to locofocoism. When the
result is fully ascertained we viii publish the
State of the poll in each county.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-11
LOSS OF THE STEAMER MORT
CAROLINA


This fine Steamer, commanded bv Car
Davis, belonging 10 the Wilmington a.
Raleigh Rail Road Cos line, left here @
Saturday afternoon last, on her reglg
trip for Charleston. This line carries +
Great Southern Mail. She made her usz
run up to one o'clock at night, whc
brought her within about 80 miles No.a
East of Georgetown light,where she can
In contact with the Steamer Gov. Dudg
also belonging to the same CompanEE.
bound from Charleston hiiher. b
boats were under full hrad Ofsieaml-
ming at the rate of u miles an hour. Il
Gov. D. struck the North Carolina, r.
bows full on, on the larboard quarter
bout % fleets from the stern. ltEas1'
stantly perceived, that, from tie voi.a
of the blow, the North Carolina mus SEi
and the work of removal Immedzf
commenced. Most fortunately b.. u
pas engers were on board, among E-1a
were several members ofCOngress q
Mr. Hubbard of Alabama, whose Isdy WI
also on board; Messrs. Delleit and Ls'a
fthe same Stale; Messrs. Dawson
Warren. of Geo, and Judge Ca1a
Lou. The other passengers were AszA
Stark. Ewart, Hancock. HoOne, ard I'F
ling All on board, passengers anaei'
were transferred 10 the Gov. Dua9
safety, before the North CaTolIns W.
down, which was in fifteen minutes =
receiving the shock But snaIl Po,..
Of the passengers baggage could eSs.
and not more than half Of the mai p
tie number of which, on that day'laP~.
ed 10 be larger than common. AZ
the baggage lost were several fanS s
longing 10 passengers, containing oan;-
rabIe amounts of money, and Other "a
bic articles. Some escaped win Cd!
clothing they had on. 5r
The Gov. Dudley, having Fece'' .-.<
a slight injury, shatterlng Of I Rs. =,
was kept near the scene un'll =! -, :
with the hope of saving something =.
when she pursued her course s sl.. 9lr
here at half past O'Clock On . su.es'
The Steamer Vanderbilt was 'nlIs .I :
dispatched to the place Of the Tr ~. -
a#HTIH
the purpose of saving any ihl5s ~, ;s S
be found floating about, and P-'
was sent out from Smithvllle' .,-;.f,
The vanderbilt returned on yssa5I
without finding any thing OF i0s VIZ
a portion ofthe hurricane dscA :. ae
A partial examination Of a -
which produced this disastrous ooss r.
was gone into by the DI l, sIs.s,
| Company on Monday. Inc
facts were elected. h,,s "
That the Captains of boi3 S ~
asleep, it being on their Waica i Ds
''s That DS'' the he M mates were at tb.5E
| stations in the wheel house. ls -.
immediate charge of the 9nes a.,. u.
| That the boats signal laniD dss
visible to each to other, al
several miles. .,,,cscS
That the Dudley kept her plSf or
Intending 10 pass the No'"
| iandward. a.,sE@
That the North Carolina ate y ,ss5s
covered the Dudley, instead = .,o5a ib
her own straight course, when nv, ~ d
carried the boats past eacp Ia, al no .
intervening distance of at lg =, coua
dred wards, kept altering, PC asso. Vi
noint or two every now ana IN. III siHD
law directly across that o. - he ri
| and inevitably in contact, WIN As 500
speed they were both gong o,h. .hgs
| the danger was apparent