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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-02
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eph VI St.fS 1Qf ete ale
Upon opening The matters Of this bill,
~ and it appearing 70 the satisfaction OF
the Court, tlIla s,le defendant, John Lehr,
Is not an inhlbitsB Of this State, but resides
beyond the limits thereof, so that the ordln-
srS process of this Court cannot be executed
on him: Therefore il IS ordered, that un-
less said defendant appear before the Cham
celIor, at the court room in the town of Jack
son, on the first Monday of June next, and
plead, answer or demur TO said bill OF CONF
nj mi, the several allegations therein con-
tened viii be taken FOR confessed, as 20 llltl.
and such order and decree made therein as
The Chancellor may deem equitable and
jUst. Il is further ordered that copy o.
this orderbe inserted in the Hazoo City wing,
once week for Two months successfully.
r.. i. DIXON, Clerk.
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Woo City, AIg. 8, ls4O. 5-lt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
MORE CHANGES
. HolT. Collector.

The Northern Reporter published al Gre
NADIA, MISSISSIPPI, Ivy James n. Newton, hereto
fore a supPouer Of the Administration, on the
lJih ult hoisted the banner Of Harrison aud
Tyler-"r, what IS the same thing. HaREtsos
and RsfvTu.' Among other things indicative of
the present views Of the Editor j. the folio sing
"when our judgment IL convinced that We
are pursuing wrong eaurSe. iC We do not for
sake q and embrace another we may be justly
charged with madness aud folly.
The present Administration II the United
States IS prolesscdly democratic, aud rs such We
have honestly endeavored to sustain II, until by
series Of measures calculated 10 bnug RUIN
and destruction upon our country, u has losl our
confidence, and we owe II allegiance no longer.
IL promised to reform the whole system al 20
veTnment, that only faithful, capable, aud ho-
nest men should be appointed to Office that Il
would reduce the expenses of government that
% would gave a better currency, though We
then had the best VA the world. 1; has failed IN
every promise. The whole system Of govern
meni has changed for the worse party favcIiies
have been appointed to otiice. though destitute
Of IRlent or honesty; the governmental expenses
have Increased three fold our currency, from
the best, has been reduced To treasury notes. po-,
notes, and shlnplasterS' The picture IS not yet
complete. The President has asked, and vchr-
nently urged. the plan oil placing the whole irea-
sufy a: has disposal yea, more-he has asked
for an army OF two hundred thousand, under
pay, TO be ready at his eall-for What purpose,
we must Judge for ourselves. This item in the
:" long black catalogue" were, Of itself, sulicen,
10 Justify our aPoStAcy; for, so daring has been
the request, that that most faithful prop Of the
Administration, the A. JAZZ OF Loco Focoism the
great Missouri Hamburger. IN an agony al the
view Of his own departing glory. cries, Hold (!
Martin, hold, or the devil will get me befUre my
time"
Members Of Congress have spent their time
in eliminating each olher-in sleciicnee-lng for
place and power. rio:ing in luxury at eight dol
las per diem, which lkeT distressed constituents
have had to pay by the sweat Of their brow.
For these reasons, among n thousand others
OF the same character, II repenIs US that We ever
assisted Ia eevaiing such men 10 he Offices they
hold; and from this time forward we no longer
belong TO their parry, but shall hitch our horses
10 another rack fodder or no fodder"-and blythe
aid Of Heaven, we will eIer; every influence we
may possess TO deIhrone the powers that be-, and
place others in their stead, who, We fondly hope
and sincerely believe, will administer the go
yernment in all ITS beauty aod purify. and rive
back 10 the people all their pristine haPp..eas
and prosperity"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

Ne fort The Nee Y1rk Coarier Ell Frquir.
~ "iuatnE o. paragraphs uhich hsfs spprarr.f it,
i9me a ihc sfaiiniafsti8H pasrrs ia re s-.,,h
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ferts. Tbs Hisiaritg uiu hr rlseu a. ftt--,..
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p'nhd y kagFH, n1i9iY pFeirnds 60 believe 49,
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sffh ~ huie rrptisi ih1f - terrs 4. ....t.
ifpn' thia misrrshis tesesssan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
oENERAL INrELLIGHNCE.
oUR ExPLoRING ENPEplrloN.


DncorsRr or NEw CoSrSESr.-wc are
happy To be able TO state that Letters have been
received frOn the Exploring Expedition Of a.
late date a. tho i31h Of March; at which time
the two large vessels OF the squadron had re-
turned To Sydney (South wsIe.) from IT. cruise
on The Souihera seas. A copy Of the Sydusy
Herald Of the 18th OF March has reached our
hands, from wheh~s copy the following high
l interesting account Of the result OF this cruise
.Nsf Gs-sns.
Prom the Sidasy Is. W. Hsrsi4. Mech II, 1910.
Diseo,EaI eF rHE ANrAHcTio CoSrIsSSr-
Amongst the arrivals 20 be found on our ship
ping list OF this day y that Of The United States
ship YiaeenRes. under the command Of Charles
wilkes, Esq. The NipcsaRe. has been absent
from this port ALMOST eighty days, nest Of
Whieh time has been spsa, "a southern sIplora-
ton; aud NE are happy 10 have II IN our pow.
er TO announce, on the highest authority, that
the researches OF the exploring squadron after
n southern eoaiineat have been completely
suceeSstuL The land was hrst seen on the
morning Of the 10Th Of January in latitude 90
degrees 20 minutes south, longitude ia deg ees
! 3 minutes east
The Peacock, (Which ship arrived in our bar
Dor on the 22d Ult. much disabled from hrr
eontset win The zee, ~e learn, obtained sound
ings IN high southern latitude, aud establish
ed bes ond doubt the existence OF land in that
direction. But the Ninconnes, more fortunate
10 escaping injury, completed the diseoyerY
and ran down the coast from i5l degrees IL
minutes 10 81 degrees IS minutes east longitude
about I, 100 miles. within q short disIans. Of
the land. oflen near ~ to get sonndingA W I'm
few fsihoms Of line, during which time shs
WaS eonSisntly surrounded By ice islands and
bergs, and experienced many heavy gales OF
wind, exposing her constantly TO shipwrsck
We also understabd that she brought several
sPeeIuaehs OF rock and earth procured from tho
land, some Of them weighing upwards OF loo
pounds.
u 10 gnestionsble whether this discovery can
be Of any essential benefit TO commerce, bot il
cannot be otherwise than highly gratifying 60
Captain wilkes and the officers engaged with
him IN this most interesting expedition, to have
brought to . successful termination the high
trust committed TO them by their country, and
I q ~ hoped that 50 noble a CONNIE ment IN
the cause Of science and discovery will induce
the Government Of the United States to follow
up BY other expeditions that which Is now on
on tho point OF termination.
We understand that the vineennes will sal
on Sunday or Mondsy next for New Zealand
where the PorPoise and Fiying Fish will re loir
her should they have been equally fortuna "a
with their eonsoTts in escaping from the ice
The Peacock will follow a. 5000 as her re.
pairs are completed; whence they will all PRO
coed in furihersnee Of the objects OF the sx.
petition.
We oaly add, thai We Wiah then God speed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
Who Is Gen. WIN. Henry IInrrisonI

Cot. RlCA0 ID NJ JOHNSON Vice PIeS,-
deEi Of the United States, answers:
VINO u GES IIaRRisoN; The son OF one OF
the sisnerS Of the Declaration OF Independence
sho sPeni the greater part Of has large forauv IN
redecming he pledge he then gave, Of his for
tune, life, and sacred honor to the liLer-
ties Of has country.
or tho career Of Gen. iI.RRisoN. need no,
speak; the history OF the West, - hts history
For forty years he mas been identified with II. IN
'eTes,s, its PeIIlS, and rs hopes. Universally
beloved IN Ile walks of peace, and disun li,!,cd
by his ability an the councils 81 his country, he
has been yet more i.lu,,nously distinguished IN
ile field
Z" Daring the tate War. he was longer in active
service than any other General officer; he was,
perhaps, oftener IN action than any one Of ihem X,
aud never sustained defeat"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

u vii - fsseiiseisd that about TIE bsvi..
hinE u Ma last. eoasi5sfsbis stir uss "a.
~ PhdadsiPhis IN Consequence o. ne sosas,
ai'aPPssfanee q sissk 10 Ne Fsbasvlv,,a
baak. % ihs NoFih Apsriesn o. aaturs,, ~
ha's ne foiie~ias srpisnaiiou - re nts,.,y
bsnlsmin seth, late nook kssssr !, 4.
FsnntJHanis bsnt whose myrisrieas a..
80 siifiauisd 20 insahiiy. pfsvss h
eHl thfuugh fer % sxposafs ffo.. = 1l.f.t.
Hhieh hs nsee Be- 5sak ~ Dag before m, n.
pafiufa %
Hs Eas aiors sPeruistof 80 ~ rsugs. ~
f"iisny Hhifh has eoafihusi far sirst 80 4,
'aPposst " bsrs oTiglostss n A.. 1900,
rina ltp'tAr
We s9osst b. hss taxes frsn "a tst,..,,
ft-sf = iss saat. b ssfionsiy ssfiwsfst i
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.fsse eaisst' ~ sraiae reef eststs 80
$3.50 'aaafii1 hsieagnE % his..
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From Tao .iRiea ~: ~ Democrat.
ALEKASDER, Geneser County,
y. Y June % IS4O.

y. Y June -. 1870.
To tiS EdiiOr cftAs .5niea Democrat
The undersigned. form er supporters Of
Gen. Jackson. and nearly all supporters
OF Mr.. Van. But:n. residents Of AlSxan-
der or ITS immediate vicinity, feel desi-
rous TO make, through the medium Of
your paper. a public avowsl Of our deter
mination 10 vote for General Harrison, at
the next election. We have been Undue
ed to this course more partic ularly on ac-
count OF our former political friends seem
ing periinaciiy IN denying that any chan
ges were taking place. Our reasons are
manifold. We will content ourselves BY
giving but few. The most prominent one
IS our opposition 10 the establishment OF
the "sub-ireasury." We thought with our
friends in 1884, that II was 'revo, ulion a.
~ and disorganizing. and We think so
still. We then thought with our friends
that il would be ''subversive Of Ihe funda-
mental principles OF free institutions. ."
and We think so still. We then thought
with our irieods that il would bring the
public moneys more Immediately u1der
the control Of the Executive" and we
think so STILL and that IL would oil neces.
siiy establish fro eVTTShcies, the better
for the officers Of the government, and the
poorer for the people, and that il would
exercise restrictive control over our
State Banks, and reduce the circulating
medium, and consequently the priee Of all
property aud labor. and that IL wouIG
drive out competition in trade, leaving
the capitalist alone TO make his own
terms and price. All these things and
many more were prominent objections 10
The project With our political friends in
1884, and they have the same With us
now. as then. And again, lone Psesiden.
hal term" was the motto Of or former
political friends. and it is our motto now
ReiTenehment in the expenditures o.
the Government" was not 10 be Loaf
sight Of by our old friends. and Il l. 60, to
be by as now. We went with our old
inends IN trying TO establish a better
currency, and if we had nor the one we
contributed 10 destroy we might exclaim
truly we are prosperous and happy -
Add fi0slly, We are fully Of the opinion
thai the tendency Of the policy Of the
present administration. Is % benefit The
few at the expense Of the many. and that
q change might be better, and could not
be worse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM
Thomas .TGGerSOIs to La EGgefFe,
MoNTicLLLo, Nov I, lsz1.

a''.'''N+taft'f WV - il~5s
Who j. 90 be ihc neHt President, Is The Ionic
here ct every cuuvrTsaG, u. Ny opinion on i,at
,ubleci - what expressed to you ~ nay last
letter. The questions viii Dc ultimately REDUCED
u the r"riseflmast aut sca:t.efau..-s: c.t..i-
dates The former wall get every federal vote
10 the UnI'n. aud many republicans the later,
all those drnOminatcd 81 hs old school, for you
are not 4" believe HAT these two parties are
atnalgamaicd. that the lion and To. lamb are w.
iuG down together The hartford Cun,entioa.
The victory 90 Orleans the peace OF Cheat. pros
iraIed the came 81 federalism. lls voiaues aban-
d"hed % through shame and modification and
nov call themselves icpubiicans. Bot the name
alone 8 changed. he principle, ar. he same
Fofi truth, the parties % Nhig and Tory. are
ih"se Of nature. they exist ia all countries.
whether called by these nancs or by tho.c Of
ATisIoerats and Democrats. Cote Droite and
CoIe Gauehe, Uhr1s and Radicals, Services and
LIBERALS The slckiy, Veahly. tImid man fears
ne people, AID D. tory Ly nature. The healthy.
strong AID bold, cherishrs them. and IL formed
wing by nature. On the eclipse of Federal.
Ism with ~, although not ~ exiinction. is sad
Sy7 get NJ n, Missouri question, undey Tie C,is,
trent II is'sfHing ne II sl4rffy bui rriis
ne real risir y producing a geographical diriioa
II partisf, whics might insure ihfnt ne serf pyssi-
deaf The people Of the north vent blinifold
into The snare, followed ihc,r leadcrs for while
vith real tfnly moral and laudablr. until they
became sen,ibe hat they we're iniufine instead
Of aiding the real Interests - the slaves. that
they had been used merely tools Tor election
ecnng purposes and thar trick 81 hvpaerasy
then fei as quickly as Il had Lcea got up. To
ihat IS noe succeeding distinction. which. ike
hat Of republican and federal. OF whig and tory,
being equally inirTmiHed through every Siafc
threatens none of those geographical schisms
which 20 immediately 90 = SEPARATION The line
~ division nov. . the p5srrsfion II Sfafs fivkf,
- rtirrrsd IN ~ C0n1hfuiioH az bv sfraasa esn-
ffrueiions y iha' iHsfruntaf. % msrgs 90 infs
se1soiidsisd E5rsrnHsHi The Torres are fof
ffTsREfhsniag ne EFseuHrf atd Csnsraf Gsrsra-
SssHi. The Wings CHERISH The r,pr,,rnisfiss braH,a
ahd the rlghh rssrvrsd by ~ States a. The buf-
WaIk sEsisa consolidation Ehieh must aunisdiaisiy
gfHsrsis nsHsTchy "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
TIE DISTRICT BANKS

No sooner had the Sut-TrraSury Bill passed
(says the Frederick Iisral.l) than Coasrssa
seemed disposed 70 make an experiment opon
the Di,trieI Bsnks.-- The ehauers oGIhess Banks
expired uppa the 9Th July. The subjee, had
been before Congress for several DAYS, and en-
the Ord instant bill hnally passed the House,
b, a majority Of ~, which extended their char
srs fer two gears, On certain and mos, restricted
conditions Al this late time the bail VI as sent 10
the Senate, aud Mr. Allen there objected to
taking up tie subject, un.e;s on the bal thaI lac
proposed As the charters expired on the next
day, there vas no course len, bot for The House
10 allow it % pass. And late on Friday. u was
passed aud seat 10 the Presiden, aud signed by
hun THIS hiil merely gives to the banks Of the
District the power TO wind up their business -
There are In the D,SlIiet six banks, AMI thsit
loans sni discounts during the las, year were
81 92l 800, aud their circulation about one mil
lion of dollars. aud all Of them are said TO have
been well managed. and IN good condition.
Two of them were specie paying banks.
Thus has President Van Burcn and hs loco
foeo adheren,s at one fell suoop Of tyranny Lro't
down needless destruction and ruin upon hun
dfeds Of his fellcw-eilizens, among whom lac re-
sues. and mus does he meanly punish them for
e'ecing Wing Mayor and opposing his re.
election, BY dephving them suddenly and with
out warning Of the banking privileges and the
bank capital which they have heretofore enjoyed.
There seems to he some latent hope en,cr,ain~I
that Congress mas yet see the tyranny Of such
proceedings towards those whn are governed by
them without any representation and who have
no redress for the wrongs which they suffer.
The vote in the House or making the Prcsi-
dent and Directors indis' iuaIly liable was - to
30. Ga making no dividends while not paying
specie, 1t was las ayes to 25 noes On not Is
SUNG notes under ten dollar, yeas to &c NAYS.
On compelling them to pay specie, IOl yeas, TO
- nays On the 6nal passage OF the House bill
the vote ,tood, yeas rs, nays -; aud on the
bali OF the Senate, which was Al las, passed, l2l
~ 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
THE NEGRO WITNESSES.

The fredericksburg Arena contains an article
from Lieut.. iIooe in reply TO the Globes effort
TO change the issue and show that the sentence
OF the Court Martial was correct. The Lieuten-
ant pronounees all tho charges OF the Globe
false, and refers 20 the record for proof.
This, 50 far - the introduction Of the Negro
testimony i involved. /, . wholly immaIeriai
question The only point on which the public
take interest. Is the formal sanction by the Pre-
sidsnt Of the Introduction Of negroes to certify
against officers Of the Navy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

IN reply 10 M RIeHsHD PaEErnS hint in
regard 70 what We SHOULD have done m justice
70 our readers" We deem n only necessary TO
say ihst vs inseu an communication II a nsr-
'aHai character, a. adveui,rmcnf,, for which ue
charge cor regular sireri,nr terms. ict them
come from political nienf or re d" IY.f.e. fe
opi fea1"ff' a' sea as 20 ourselves. demands
nat re .hout' do ihu The late EI,onsl
conFent'on a. Riebm OF 61ed be price Tor 40
eommunieatonf ci q rrrsohsi aaurs az souti,
ihe usuai advertising faifs, ard the reason, f.,f
Dong 40, we're founded more 200 justice DO read.
en" ihan to editors. S.ns p-orie have ar,s,,
noiioni 81 ''iusiiee" sad iilc dsucs o. ei,iofs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
GEORGE SECRETS.

The Winchester virginisn ssks, ''if HIRaisoS
is not With the sboliiionisu why not declare him
self openly and above board Sgsinst them ," sc.
&c. The Winchester Virginian knows - we'll
a. we do that General ii. has 50 declared him
sell, and its question is specimen Of the recent
style and manner Of that paper, which must be
disgusting TO every candid mind. Does the edi.
tor Of the Yirginian know that the 'suggesto fal-
81 h as bad as the suPPressio verb"
.IisEsndris Ga=sus.