Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-31
1sCELLANEOUs
From Littelrs Museum.
=, UeocREss OF DUELLING-So

n
l.ra tsiai contests rise fro" 'r''''' thing"
,Pge !, wos then term.
Ie vG :olcnce Of the Wing party in
% "a ,0er the establishment OF the
S'a ~ 1851, induced the Supporters,
&c c J, injudiciOusly-and, as
yo'' ou,. most uufortunately-.o es;
l'a'. 0 UT in Edinburgh, called
81 I'm : @ This journal was not mere
O'u u',,J nv the influence and pecu.
'Ppu ".Os Of those high in favour with |
n,,r~ administration, but had It's col
'.s .,,ibu,ed to by the leading Torres
y .V oor,b, 1t carried on war to the
F uO ";ns, Wing principles, and be-
. 500, orgon ofthc most llbellIous lmpu-
ne''o ms, =, the characters and private
. ona ~ fine fine chiefs ofthot party. How
llu. ,',cS is establishment that time was
sn ' on the pleas Of circumstances
snu0u - il cannot now be denied
G !, ,yos 6ie6y discredittable to all con.
I y hand they comprised some ofthe
~, y, several OF the good; the consequence
|. o,o,eedings of that paper was the
"a Reorganization Of that choice
-of which the Modern Athens had
bceu proud. Animosity and par
u rigned where philosophy and
w. .,y had formerly loved 10 dwell.
., rancour soon begat persona
and SANDER supplied the place o.
!. nolitical controversies. Litig0
. N in the train, and The Beo
.ou gave ample employment to tn
D aordc ragged gowns of the Par
1 =, House. Circumstances, which
= ,sog too harsh language to call dis
n .tI thought about the dissolution Q
n ,I R,,con." and the temporary hIgl
4 .Jsor "The Sentinel" howeye
O. s s,l lie a, Glasgow, and, by 70
u %., i, practices, supplied its place
no ~, inc slandered Wings was WI
.h' . ,Sn,r, Of Dunearn, gentleman
Sno,o3 honor and responsibility N
ne gs,e ,be most disgraceful osperslor
10y "r1,e,i,ed thrown upon this &c
ter -,o,c5ot,c,er, but his personal COZ
va, inoapned. From day to 9
inc; S~,r', name was coupled, IN ~
laro .san with the words dastard Sua
e ~, ,orard. and despised, and u
. -. ,;r,c he was uuder Tecog
psiS. np Keep the peace. Mr. S S.
dico N oo,ection against those ruiha
mt o f,fom the law; but legal diihcu''
ions nld opainst him. Events, as
ntlon osore stated, brought the career
par 1 Bs,con" 10 a close, and win
,ios, g,oronitv was afforded to absi
,hero -arber prosecuting Mr.. Stuart.
! arc vsv first pum6et Of 1.-The Se
acing ban he previous calumnies aga
81, ,se purposely andIdeliberate,lly o'
sO" He was declared to have d'sho
r. Ne Blood and the name OF his Ia
so,dyand without evasion 6rar
- he mlolerab,e worl-coward'
Il. n arain appealed to court oil
rudcs and within rs sacred walls, his
H0s had he audacity 10 twl' niu
r.. records Of the Court, with not "a
i, ala piled TO the laws Of honor. j.
ed that the smaller Try Of Proprl
A.D. i'd not agree among themselves
oun,v, ofthem turned informer, ano,
minis. y negotiations, laid before Mr. :
oftho sorgnal letters and documents
hands b with "The Sentinel"
among Aese papers disclosed to Mr.
gentleman with whom he was
,ersons tnaled-wth whom he hao
ate. 10 zen but upon good terms
med to- ae had been among the
Court arale-that Sir Alexander b
in the aChnleth was the author OF the
Monday anes against him, and that
ne the embed a sum Of money to deie
hereof tehDaion for which 1.-The BE
collect Prosecuted. Mr.. Stuart ca
Vdce and assistance his relat
Abe Earl Of Rosslyu. Lore
aWaOnc there was but one
,ncrs. Followed. Sir Alexander
ON. summoned to Edinburgh; .
- IKE Of simplicity, song, WI
JoE' cowardice 10 Mr.. Stuart, "
PPl' which to found proceeding
STREETS and Lord Rosslyn were
BrackenI s 10 avoid the ultimate
# BOAN after, therefore, made two
rORS. Sir Alexander. The III
iO'D 'eVould deny the authors
II. assertion would be takeII
inse .ro n tenct whatever. This, Of
I" ~ e'aOder positively refuse
~ once admitted himself TO
ICES, Another proposal was u
,mbuS. aould be taken as n
ade sarcasm, for whlct
, prices Q This satisfaction he rel'
o our Pr'' submit" he said, 10 be
will neither make denial
slO " Anything but a hostile
m. u " came impossible.
or Alexander Boswell at frs
o. " should take place on
l9M Because" said he, in a
So ' friend, ''if ! should b
3 o. party | should not like
, 0Ogs Of our Courts OF
.,, . Z ''1rl willingly agreed to
HNs ~ lie altered his delermi
RICK, g England as the scene
ZEE, SGaai assen,ed 10 IN,
J, e @agreed to fight in
ecaDoo / : - j..nd