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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02
DISSOLUTION or THE CABINET.

tfiDCbI4D | IbN w IlE4 L a Isl NIgl.
We publish to,day, the letters Of resignation
from Messrs. ClttJenden aud Ewing, also the
non resignation letter of Mr. Webster. Ii was
undu stood at Washington, We believe. al our la
test accounts, that Alcsss. Badger, Bell aud
Granger had also letters in preparation.
These Cabinet manlesloes viii all be Iuteres.
ting to he public, and We feel sure that no apol.
ey is due from US lor the space which they occu.
py in om columns. The letter Of Mt Cruendtn
is marked BY All HE characteristics 81 me gentle.
man. That of lIr Ewjnr is bad IN taste aod
worse in spril--it exhibits him as the low ,,lai.
Ter Of. private. Confidential conversations. ana
bears on M face tbe impress If ma,.anan, d;s,n.
pointed leelipas Resides. we do no,.bsleyo the
man tells the nu,b Irbe does uby 's ;, ,b,, MIR
Wsbs,c, holds an Wbv does bo ,oll 10 il his
letter ,hai no In, !. seen mn sp(lc,,, ,cosons "a,
,bc diss,l,tion If ,ho l,o C,,no,b,. ,ho. ,,,,,,,
~ ac,s If ia own men,hs,sfn lr,Io rs,cIoaors
or Mr. Ewinr Ma ,rr, !, seems n rs ia, Mar.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02
Democratic Anti"BOnd Ticket for
LOwndcS County,
FoR THE llousE or RErREsENrATWEs.
JOSEPH $. LEAKE.
JOHN +. CONNELL.
OVID. Z BROWN.
Liabilities Of those who take
NcWs-puucrs.

The Law Is, and so the Courts decide, that
persou 10 whom paper IS sent IS csponsb.e ior the
payment, # be receive the paper, or make use OF il
-eItuihouphhe never subscribed for i. lis duty
in such case is not to take the paper from the cllice
or place where is eil hut Ia notify the publisher
that he does not sh ior II. ltpaprrs are sent 10
rost.0lhce. Store, Tavern, or other place aud are
nei taken by The person 10 whom they are sent lhs
PoTi Master Store OF Tavern keeper Sc. IS respon-
sltle for The payment unless he immediately gives
nnilce. 10 fhe publisher, that they are not taken
from the Office nr place where they are sent
Extract from the PdstsOiiice Beguhlin.s pare
80, section llsi MA every Instance IN Which %
ptrs that come 10 youruRee not taken Out ty the
petsonia whom tlleg are sent, you N,U give lmne.
date eolice ii Il to the publisher, adding tie rea
sons, lknoWn, why The papers arc moi lken oul. .
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02
THE FINALE. CONGRESS AD-
J0ERNED.

Both Houses Of Congress have Adjourned. The
House went out on the lllh ulLat O'Clock PM
and TIE Senate wouad upts extraordinary Iabors
about midnight The nominations for the New
Caboe were all confined, as Will be seen by
The GLOWING ron The Baltimore Patriot.
"lhe Senate was occupied the whole day in
he consideration Of Executive nominations, lew
of the results Of which nave yet come to our
knowledge. Among the most Interesting and ion.
poltant was the con frmaiioa Of the nomination Of
Edward Everett TO be Minister 10 Great Britain.
The following appointments were also con
irnel during the evenings sitting:
WALrGa Forward, Secretary Of the Treas
ury:
JouS McLrAN, Secretary Of War.
\. +. Ursuyn, Secretary of the Navy.
CnARlFs \. WIcKmrrr, Of Kentucky, Post.
master Gaueral.
HuoH $. LrchRr, Attorney General"
MI Webster haogs on in compliance, as the
ln'clIlgencer says, with the Presidents wishes as
well as with the advice Of his friends
uPshar il Is sad, h,. accepted the appoint
ment Mclean, itIs though, wiz not accept
" Tho confirmation Of Governor Exetett," [abo-
biousQ the Nashville Union ell remarks, twill
be baled with joy by England, Who ha, lately re-.
solved to require all her foreign ministers to be
abotionists"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02

TIE LETTERS OF RESIGNATION.
Tie r..saa- Letters Of h- Ses-eil1y If t.
Tra.a-. and tie Attorney General, resIsn.r1
t.s.- respective trusts, have been placed % 1g.
hind. .or publication:
WAsHIyGroN, September al, ISL.
SIR. C.-lum.aucts have occurred 10 the
course ef yoar Administration, and chiefly a tar
exercise b, YOU IT the veto poaer, which con-
strain me 10 believe that nv loager continuance
IN Office az a member of your Cabinet vii be
q. .ther agreeable 20 yo1, useful 10 The country.
nor honorable to myself.
Do me the justice, Mr., President, to believe
that this cJue.I,lla has been adopted neither CO
puc,ou,Jy, nor IA a7y sPnIt OF party feeling or
personal hostility, bur from a sense Of duty which,
mistaken though Il may - Is yet so sincerely
entertained. tlat ehsertuiiy sacrifice - It the
advantages aad distinctions Of olice.
BE pleased therefore, to accep, this a. my re.
sisnalou Of he Office Of Attorney General Of the
United States.
Very respectfully, yours, Sc,
EDIVfT,I, N-nUN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02
Ncrllttnnccs I'm N.Nll.

FROM TIE roSr MASTER GENER Al.
~ Postmaster mag enclose money u tdtp 10
ne Puthshtr Y0 Nclrspdper 10 qdy he subscrip.
ron gfathird f{Hoa and hohs tht ituer, If prif-
ten BY hrmse!fh
NurE.--Spme sub cidlcrs may not be aware ri
li'e abuve regulation. Ii viii be seen, that by re.
guessing The Post Master where they resided rank
lHeir letters containing money, lie Wilde SO upon
beng satisfied hat Tie letlcrs co1tJin nothing but
What refers to lie subscription,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02
ELECTIONS.

Glorious .Naes from Maine We enln,
through our wing exchange papers that the Dem
ocrats have elected their Governor Garfield }
They have also probably carried the Legislature
If SO, the Democratic star in the east again
shines with unclouded uslre, We shall perhaps
get the full returns by the next mail, we should
be SO fortunate as ever 10 receive another.
ind Teimoat loo In Vermont, a State
which disputed with Kentucky for the honor Of
being called The wing banner Sbte,there has been
no election Of Governor, aud the democrats have
made considerable gains IN the Legislature.
On Monday next the elections take place Ir
Maryland. We may lose the Legislature owing
,othe unequal appor.ionment Representatives.
We have strong hopes that Thomas the Demo
r,atic candidate for Governor will be elected.
Elections viii also soon take place IA ienRsyi
ysola. and Georgia VI these States 90 agalns
NE Wigs, they may gso up the ghost.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02
WE CANT HELP IT.

Exhact Of letter dated, Rocky Moust, KEN.
pei County, September ~, ISL
al have beena subscriber 70 the Columbus
DE- uocra' lhese.rour years sSts* The last paper
lrecewed, was dated August TIL only get a
paper once N thre 10 Fix weeks"
The Columbus Dgmoccat is always published
o. 'hg DAY At pufpons TO be, and the same day put
up'ntstlons EeeYy ntaPplns rapet, sud sent uaI
ty IKE 6r,t mails.
b LAsse y no irtcsu'arty here but we DO net
cauyalhe mail.
NAbetdeen,wc earn the Democrat does mo- ar
rive s?mei"nes io l"oWoeks after is publication,
Some tines part ol the papers arrive IN dao lime
and oihers do not The papers for each olFce
are all put Up IN one package The Democrat
should always arrive at Abe deem on Saturday
evening Look oat delinquent Post masters.
Charley will be down upon you.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02
orr PROTECTION.

SIC. g. No law Shall ever be passed 70 raise a
loan Of money upon he credit ofthe State, unless
such law be proposed in the Senate orIiouse Of
Representatives,, and be agreed 70 by majority Of
the members Of each house, ana entered of Their
JOURNALS with tie yeas and nays taken thereon and
be rfeytd 10 The neat mcceedmg Legislature and
.lhllshed fer three months previous to the next re.
,plar clrcliun IL tree ncwspapes of this STATE
I'd pncss majority o. each branch Of the lcglsh.
arc 50 elected, aiier such Publication, Shall agree
%, and pass such lar; ADD ID such case tie yeas
and noys shall be taken, and entered Oh the journals
of each house.
Extract fem he Constitution Of the Safe Of Mis-
Hsslppl
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02
$4,000 f2,S70,32s,65{ ~, OF Answer.
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Twould be one hDndud,aud one dollars and
fifty cents that eoee'one would have to pay--n,
deed il would be more than that, for the officers
would want to finger the bag for their services
Gentleman, be patient, be ddgent lie faithful;
you'il soon Get relief.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02


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!, dsnan.sd u,I ~. r. Fose1 especially a,
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'o'.' ~ your Jf'eNdS. Tony imam.
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.0t.'a'yu ~, :, ' 'os,5' ana a"ystli TO connDr
w. ~ 80 ne''itn tno Sergeant On IA,
''"J''' W ""'u' 20" Na'o YOU mad promised 10
''o' T'' q "''e, ""' W" doubted no. ,halb Pei.
SUM, COM aN''ea''.'h "9Ad De equally sa,,6ca.
| " ~" of''e" 0'' a'>o' IN oHmm'caug sas
muse 2'n'o'hth ho' TO commit YOU PERSONALLY.
''>', '.'' o.'ng recognised as your measure, ],
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02

@tus APrEAL" published at Memphis is one
Of the best papers in the South. Win com.
mendabIe dsinlerested,ess IT takes sides with
these Mississippiaus who ave trying 10 support
the CONSTITUTION Of our State and resist the usur-
patton Of the fundmongers. The Editor, Mr..
Van Pclt Yields { powerful pen ia our behalf
many thanks to hun.
VIII not the friends Of popular rights sustain
the Apneal
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02
? O ST S CRTPT

The Northern mai is just M It brings
US the returns from nearly all the counties in
Maine. The Democratic gain is overwhelming.
Hurra for the star in the east Below is the 70.
suit so far as head, compared with the vote Of
1910.
MAINE ELECTIONS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02
RlrMNRS OF MAR

Our relations with Glear Britain are becoming
extremely critical, and many auuci 'e war.-
M'Ltod's trial was TO have commenced on Mon.
day last. The probability ia that he will be cleared
hat il condemned, he will certainly suffer the pen.
alttcs Of the law, unless the Governor Of New
York should grant han pardon. Il is umored
that NJ Fox, lhc B.u,h Ministerial Washington,
has been instructed by bis go,trument 10 d,nuud
the immediate release Of Mcleod, or his pass.
ports. The New Yotl, journal Of Commefce
says
We have made more particular inquiries rpla-
tive to the Information communicated m ouf nor,
ming edition, that orders from tie 3 tlsh govern
ment came out by the last steamer Che Bdtania)
nstructng Mr. Fox to demand the immediate
release OF AeA'r Mcleod, OF his own passports.
The gentleman from Halifax who brings tie m
formation IS highly respectable. Sir John Har
yey (who camu cut in the BRITANNIA told him that
two day before he left London, he vas at the
Colonial Office, and was there informed that des
patches OF the character above indicated were
preparing, and would 20 cut by lat steamer
The intelligence comes to us so direct, aut
through such trusty hands, that we do not see
how It can be erroneous"
The Newark DAILY Advertiser ofthe llth ms
states that "there was rumor in Albany, re-
ceyrd tom the West when the boats LETT las
evening, that .NGior General Soon had been ar
rested o. detained in Caaada as a hostage tol
.HcLeod We give 1t no credit
Neither do we---nor do we believe there vii
be any war sun We must admit the prospec
appears lowering.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02

BE- NOT nEoElyEp.-- From the North we have
private adViceS, o the most cheering character
Our friends will carry he whole ticket in Lowndes
county-a Senator and touc Representatives. ia
Noxubee and Winston Dr. Cunningham, a staunch
wing and bond payer will be elected to the Sc
nate in place OF George d, Augustus, late President
of the Senate In Octbbeha we shall elect wing.
and IN kemper the anbonders are afraid To start
a ticket. In Monroe Bond payers will be elected
TO the Senate and House Of Representatives,
licksbwg Hing.
In this county the democrats expect 10 elect their
entire ticket
Should a Wing he elected in octibbeha he is
Anti Bond.
In Monroe no one expects that wing or an anti
bond candidate can succeed.
Kemper viii follow in he wake Of Monroe
BE not thus deceived, Mr.. Wig,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02

r1-Gen. Jesse spcig5t vill address his fellow
cil zers a, CALEDONIA to day.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-02

FoR AvDIToR,
AUGUSTUS n. SAUNDERS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02
THE POSITION OF TIE WIGS

D.
Amid the various mutations i'll the pol.ti-
cal void which recent events have dcvel-
oped, the position OF the Wing party has
undergone no charge. ltslamds where it
stood from the first on the basis of prin-
ciples which are believed to be sound and
essentially interviewer with the prosperi-
ty oil the county.
The Wings are mott pposilion 20 Dir.
TYLER's administration. They bel .eved
and trusted that in the Executive prompt
disposition would be found to unite har-
moniously with Congress in carrying out
the great mcasuIes for which the people
had called new Administration into pow
er. If this hope has otcG dIsappoin cd
and this confidence destroyed 1t has been
by no fault Of the Wing. They remain
steadtast, yielding no principle, nor in any
way departing from the pursuit OF those
objects which they aimed il. ao.n the be-
ginning, and which they Tray believe tho
dearest interests Of the county require 10
be attained
The Executive has failed them whcy
they most needed Executive coo, era
ton. What then? They proclaim their
principles anew; they appeal to tn people
! they declare their determination Il hold
on to the doctrines OF their political !aisb
come what will; they Int their srundaId
higher and send forth the sound OF thea
vlndlcation through all the land. Then
course then is a plain one. What line Of
policy the Executive may strike out the
Wings know not; but they stand ready to
unite with it if it shall be in accordance
with their principles. and to oppose 1t ii ii
shall be otherwise.
Is the difference between the Whig par
ty and the President too great to be recon.
clled? That depends upon the President
himself The Wings cannot support a
Sub-I'reasury under The name of Fiscal
Agent, or under any other name; nor can
they abandon any principle for which they
have been con.cnding, i'll the spirit Of the
constitution and reform, for the sake Of
bringing back the Executive to their side
Their responsibility is to the country.
There are many who still hope that the
course of the Administration VII set be
such as u allow of cordial support on
the part Of the Wings. We join in wish
ing this as ardcnty as any. The evils Of
a lantaIizing delay Of important measures
without which the country cannot and
will not rcsl--the CNcIlemcD; 0nd bitter
ness Of fresh political turmoIs--Nc de-
prccato most earnestly, Hut what We
are to expect and to prepare for, time will
disclosc--and before very long.
Bait American.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

THE LAND BlLL.-We never took
tie trouble to calculate the precise "a
mount which the people of Maryland
would have been benefited BY the land
bill which passed congress In 1892, had il
been permitted TO Become law; but we
know and felt that it was an object Of the
greatest Importance to our interests. As
measure Of Justice, the citizens OF Mary
land were entitled to claim the distrlbu
lion of the land fund among the states
now it is measure OF necessity. In the
embarrassed conaiiion OF the finances Of
Mary land, the contribution from this l'uhd
OF even seventy or one hundred thon' and
dollars per annum will be of considerable
conseqUen &c, as it will aid i'll relieving
the people to tina! extent. II wouId lie
| ridiculous to rel Get this assistance because
ii docs not at once enable us to wipe of
our public debt. The bill for the distri-
button having at last become law, bc the
income from 1t great or small. it would
be act ef cgrcgious folly to do any act
which might be calculated to cast the
fund back into the common treasury 0!
the Union, We have already lost what
would have rendered the people Of Mary
land comparatively easy, by the failure OF
the distribution in lS32. The precise a.
mount lost to each county Of the state,
and to the city Of Baltimore, is shcwn in
the following article from the Amer
lean, to which we direct particular at
tention.
''ll the Distribution Bill had become a
law in ls32, when it passed by large ma
jorit;cs in both Houses Of Congress, the
State OF Maryland would have received
up to his time from that source upward,
Of tire millions Of dollars. The follow
ing table will SHOW the aggregate amount
which each county i'll the State would
have received from 1892 to 1S3S-a pc
Rod OF SIX ycars-snpposlng the sum TO
which the State would have been entitled
had been distributed among the coun.
tias.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02
WIG NlNA1lO \
WILLIAM COT JOHNS On

sG-Whigs Of Cecil! Remember next We'd
ncsday is the Election day. 1t is not
necessary for US TO make any appeal to
you. You know your duty, prepare to
90 it. Rouse up, and improve the few
remaining days. Call on your luke warm
friends, and show them the necessity of
bestrring themselves. MARYLAND CO.
poets CE Gil 10 do her duty. Then come
out one and all, in opposition to Fsancis
Thomas the issuer of worthless Shinplas-
tiers, through whose instrumentalty the
credit of the State has been impaired, an d
90 for VIM. Cost Johnson, who has done
so much 10 aid her in difficulties.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02
B,GL1LNOEE MARKET.
FRIDAY Morning Oct. |. ISL

Reported weekly for The Cecil Wing by
Walter T. Harding, Commission Merchant,
No 3 BawIeys Wharf Baltimore.
GRAlN-Maryland Red wheat "a. 70
prime 100 l.30 is. white d. -
strictly prime $50 to 40 cts. wiki, -e-.
IS to 20 cts yellow corn 81 to IS r.
Oa's 43 to as cts. Rye u cts, prime do
70 Cts. CIoverseed fair to strictly prime
free of ripple Sc to $3.50.
fLouR.-Sales limited Howard street
at SUD- from stores. Wagon price SIS.
City mills at S6,25.
PRONlSlONS,-no / Herring sales
from the!wharl at 1925. Western bacon,
assorted cts. western lard no !. q to 8
cents.
FUEL.-Hickory wood by the vessel
load 50 to S5I per cord Oak wood 81 to
4 per cord, Anthacite Coal 5,25 to $50
per ton, as in quality.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02
HElR TT NEL!l II.
Peters Of Cecil, H.W i,!t

The Cumberland AlIcgaHian, ol rp-
tembcr llth the Loco Foco Newspaper i'll
iIlegany county, and T anc!s Thomas
month piece there, positircy says: Nov
THE FACT IS THAT Mr., TuoNAs IS oEG
OF THE wARMEsr AND MOST c NslsTcET
FRIENDS THE CANAL EVER uAu.7 Here
then is detected, the most UNPAhAL-
LELED HYPOCRISY the most CLAIR
ING DrPLIcyrY. IHre III Allcgany,
where Thomas Zig d;'cH is popHIar. he
is declared to be its lriend--i.s "@Wmesf
friend! HIRE in Cecil where it is Hapop-
ular, he is declared to be It's loc--ils biz
ter foe. What think you. Voters Of &C.
Gil! Of such blushIcs5 duplici,y as tbs.
Are you prepared TO support such Il party
and such a man. Chameleon like, they
change their hue to sui; every section OF
the state. Here denouncing, their adyo-
eating, the canal, they expect to get the
votes of lis friends, and its foes; but I'M
happily fer them, their hypocrilical tales
burst over the bounds within which they
intended them to have effect, the people
have discovered their dissimuation, and
on the Johng dag, the ballot box will
show, that their intrigncs have been fruit
less.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

The discussion between the two candi-
dates for Governor took place at Leon
ardtown on Wednesday evening last The
Herald says: '.that the most decided con-
viction prevailed throughout the meeting
in favor Of the ground occupied by Mr.
johnson in reply to his competitor; and
which received the unhounded applause
of the congregated multitude, that during
the whole course Of his argument had OBJ
served the utmost order and paid the most
marked attention"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

N,yAt Rrcrprtoy or pc,ycr mr. Io,>-
ylILr.--The rccepfjon Of the Prince 4,
Joinyillc by the officer. of our -avy. Ia,
been marked with all IN, courtesy Dine 10
SO DISTINGUISHED yjsj or. On the arrival
ella Belle Poulc \ salute was Grcl-
which was promptly returned nv the L.
rited States shin North CaroIiHo Tho
Prince. soon after visited the NORTH Cor,-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02
HARRISON.
TIE HERO OF LIKE ERIE

The Newport Herald states that the re-
mains of Commodore PERRY were
removed on Thursday afternoon from the
grave where they have remained since
they were brought from Trinidad, to
their new and final resting place, at the
side of the Monument, which is to lie at
once completed, under the direction of a
Committee Of the State. The outside cof-
fin was almost entirely alecayed, leaving
the leadea case exposed to view.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

The CABINET.-Thc National Intel
ligenccr Of yesterdaysays-"lti is under
stood that the Hon. JOHN MCLEAN has
declined accepting the oi;ioe q Secretary
of War, to which he had been appointed
by the President, with the advice ana con-
sent Of the Senate. lie will remain, of
course, in his present dignihed station OF
Associat Judge Of the Supreme Court"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02
aCCIDE.NT TO n s1,E.4]LBGAT'

The steamboat George Washington, on
her trip to this city from French Town.
on Wednesday last, vas lun into by a
sloop and so much injured as to prevent
her from prosecuting her trip. She was
struc against the side, and hes PADDLE box
and paddles were dest Dyed. The sloop
was not materially damaged. The steam
boat Constitution was sent tuf, which
went to her aid, and tow ed her to Bali .
more, where she arrived carly on Thuls-
day orning-BaN. .9mcricaR.