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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
To rnr Enron or Tie Eror1nrn.

Dear Tommy thought cunning was your Isuc
II So you have queer way u showing tiff one
my judge by your defence Of tire Hon. Andrew
Stevenson onJ bis sheep. You say, that Lord Pal
mor-ton greatly onamourcd with our noble cnun
lyman, and paid him the highest compliments ever
awarded by British Secretary 10 a Foreign En-
b1ssador. Why wos thi7 To what cause are we
% attribute this unusual may say-unprsce
dented tribute from an English Minstortoa Foreign
onei Is u not 10 be found in Mr. John e. Adams
cXplanltiOn-that Mr. Stevenson is lust the kind ol
man that they want there as Miniser-welI know.
ing, that one so much occupied with thoughts of
HIMSELF and 50 easily blinded by hattsry viii never
trouble them, and will always he ignorant Of their
real lntentionsl was ostonshod when you were
heraldng Lord Palmerson's praises that t did not
| occur to you, that people here would conslrue them
| into confirmation Of Old as assertion.
You should be more cautious, my old friend, else
you will ruin him, whom you wish to serve and lose
your own character for cunning.
Yours, additionally,
JONAS FUDGE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

Inc people are wiser at the eK,remi,iss or the
earth than they arc Mt the centre. The n. Orleans
.fdTsriSr furnishes the following illustration:
1--WE have intelligence from Washington. assuring
Us that the plan Of ON institution, for collecting
Keeping and discussing the public revenues, and
incidentally providing uniform rcdcemab'e paper
currency Tor Tho nation, has already been chaiked
out and agreed upon by the president aud his elbi.
nci. IL vii. be presented az the next session Of
Congress, and 30 iIr as wc are able to Judge, We
believe o wi, receive the almost UNANIMOUS sane
ton Of Congress, and be approved Of by the nation
al large"
This is al. ncwi in these paus-will tho New
Orleans Editor tell US whether this plan, which
'~i.. receive The unanimous sanction Of Congress
and be approved by tho nation at lorgs,p will also
receive thsnpp,oval OF the EHccutive7 That furc.
Ionary as We understand IT, lays more stress upon
his consistency, ih7n all things elgo-ond rs this
plan is ofhis own devs,ng will i, not necessarily fall
beneath the Veto On that very account and in strc,
conformity TO tho fare Of tho "Nitonnl Brokerage7n
We merely ask Tor Information.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
The eagle lowering IN n. Prils q rI,ss,

We may expect them TO do II, and not TIL then.
We have given above, from few notes taken in
slxetch or on,, - ~ 49,. ,,;;Si 1917 @
which MIR Choue touched in his speech. The chass
and beautiful language which he used, and his
splendid illustrations, and figures, vivid images, we
have not. Of course, attempted TO preserve. He
spoke about an hour and q quarter aud, as usual
with great rapidly pouring forth torrent Of facts,
and arguments, and eouuen,s, aud soul. stirring ap.
poals which must have contounded his political on
pouents, IL any such were in the Hall, and which
were received by his friends with unbounded ap.
p'nusc. He sat down in the mid.t OF the loud and
prolonged aecamations o(the audience.
The meeting was adjourned TO Monday evening
next at the same place, (Fancuil HALL when i, is
understood that our Representative in Congress,
X e. Winthrop, will address his constituents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

me New York Commercial sny5 il is under.
stood dat Mr Webster will return ,n v...Li...
about Wednesday mex.
The Boston Mercantile, journal, olluding 10 the
report that NJ Webster will shortly leave the Gao.
mel calls al idle rumor," and -ays-whnt cir
oEIn'tanccs may occur IN the course OF weeks or
months TO induce Mr. Webster 10 lc,yc the C,h.
lati' d Is possible 70 preici-but it IS our hclfeC
lnai neither Mr. Webster nor Mr. Tyler have the
s'sn's-t expectation OF any thing of the kind In
uoau' "lr webster Is even now making arrange.
msnts Tor permanent residence at Wnsbinrton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

Eeniemsn--l became subscriber to your
Journal when it commenced, and throughout a tho
time since have cotinued to sust.n IT, not merely by
subscribing, bu, paying my subscription regularly.
|, therefore, think, have something like a claim
upon your columns 10 give circulation 10 view, on
questions OF great public in'erss; which may deem
sound although they may not exactly accord with
your own. think too highly OF your sense of ius.
uce, to suppose, for an instant, that you will no,
eoncede to Inc this claim, casl. till shall have
manifested disposition TO abuse it-cOrseoucntiv.
Do not hesitate To ask the insertion in the D,i'y
and Weekly Wing, OF the enclosed article on the
Iarih-omitliu. the paragraph | have crossed with
my pen This paragraph desire to be omitted
because Il hetrays the existence with the author, nj
safe OF feeling that has kept and II fos,ered will
continue TO keep the true friends of the country
from coming together, as patriots, to council one
with another as TO what is best to be don. for the
country IN this time Of great peril and distress.
Politicians may cavIl rs they will, and strcrnr, n
d'ude the people with their quackrry as lon.. n,
they may, but the truth cannot 10 eo6cc7!cd2lh.
great cause OF all "ur distress aud embarrassment, !,
IN consequence of the reduction OF duties on 70.
reign imports, thereby creating necessity for a
idrsc iuTeisn debt. IL SUBSCRIBER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02


Greens case came up on Saturday and after d,.
preparations The battle was fairly begun when
me r'ttTs was called, two the panel were found
To be absent, and ten rejected for cause The
nystanders were then called up, and after % had
been rejected for cause and three excused for sick
ness, the jury was completed, as follows:
] Temple X dos
Richard OlphIn,
; Chi5ornc Jennings
Nicholas Hobson,
Edward Enruhy,
6 John J. Vaughan,
. Patrick Jordan,
JoEn Bracket,
VIM. e Bawiwin
10 Nathan Enruftv,
IL VIM. L. Wreun, and
IL MechScduke Miller
Inc lnry wero then duly sworn upon the Sd and
An counts IN the Indictment tho It ard "a bnvir.
been dismissed by the Attorney Tor the Common.
"oa'h. Inc 81 count charges Green with aidir,
ana abe,tnS DNLney IN embczzIin, SEQ 600 IN
notes irnm the Virginia Bank, and The nh CONT
c"'tScS GTeen with stealing six thousand DO lars in
money. The jury was then put in ch,r,e of Len.
ry L. Jones and WIN. Jennings, two OF the she
rus, ana the court adjourned till Monday NJ II
o'clock. The sheritgs took the jury to the Wash.
Brooke and Mayo, for the Commonwealth.
Lyons, Taylor, Archer and Seldom. for The rr;-
soner.-RIcu. STAR. " f''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
sgNAr1nIAL ELElrInN1N wnerLlNn nl.rn1c

HbNAiDkIhL ELECTION IN WHEELING DISTRICT
Last Ihursdly was tho day appointed for an
election 10 supply the vacancy occasionod in tho
Seni'e by the resignation Of Mr. Good. Col. Par
riot! was tho Wing, and the eloquent Newman
was the LosofIcp candidate. We have ye, rccov-
od no intelligence from any Of the Counties. Tie
comics; has probably been coss-and although the
Dr.netis decidedly Wing, il my be tina, tho same
apathy, which proved 80 fatal elsewhere, has pre-
vailed there also.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS,

RICHMOND MARKETS.
ioDACCo.- This article is taking nap. As
nothing is doing, we give no quotations.
tLOUR.-Slanis at So by the qu,n,tv. rI,;lo
SINAI. lots are sold occasionally at Sc and s6g5.
CORN.-Remansa At G5, and is scarce.
"a iS,-f'om the cars or wagons is worth so
ct'.-by the cargo, Is.
WHEAT, IS without change.
Sales Of htds Of Tobacco, made a, Public Ware.
house, Oct goth, lsII:
Pcaslmls Wiufrec, at sII -
2at IL 80
LuSs, Sat 80
WREN * MACON,
Fly Rom. l.. WAX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
yTARHTIsn

On the i4th Of October last, at tho residence n,
Mr. Bonilmin l.. Meade, by ito Rev. T.. f.. Blk.
ley, ID. JoHE q. SHELToH to Mis-, CnArL,rTr
+. RANDOLPH, all Of tho county Of Powbnton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
TANIILTON'- IMPROVED PIT-SAW-
ING: AND sL.lIELAl. AIAEIIIN 4.

AESING rn',na"d Of ,9c garegcc lhg csusyc rslt
state, We arr now pared -r single mills county
lrW me Er' .upcriony ~ ihi1 mli over al others,
construction sui easy p,riirly frorr place To place
may hS Operate, 10y any kind ufpuwor hand, nor.c,
nt nj b. hlf any common Negro may readily ran.
Tho quantity orvorx done will orrour7- be u proper
,"u 'o lhr h'nd '4 amount "l rover pr.i.i tho Win
hr awodiu 1d,ywhtu noe ru1cr BE- largo t,c. r rvrI,
,oqI H9,.gi ny ice 3."1 ai''nrs' Aatot ,harac;
cenheh''s oim'c'igont n"i 'Ercri.nsctmooluuss.
Ghavc worEcIa good de- tho timber ono or
r above M' aus tn s''isr1 tUH' 100 rorarurnrr ufho
siraeh'ne.s, amro'hr'ss ,ud regularly win which no
~ nr I'hgIl g' if' .irg 'Hr PLANK ,ud 'h, i6re not
,l's ian ,', much waste as ~ n9g x, ", &, n
I1ayo worscath r plank sawed ly rnr above Mil, ari
such Dr. Quo IsiuE ut fbuuT dressing m ihf record .
moUMlis. II II. srGArrON.
, 2ag O., 3h.ga N.Y. my be .cgn o. sny time in opc
We a,a n.sa awHorz7d'' dispose ofCouniy rights Tor
comMun.eanuus ra.i r7d aA lrcsaeIfo ut o. sr1,rs
no. slvif ncCLELLEN, JORDAN & 60.
II, Ilr R-,monI EnJgilrr aul Ireisrek..9re $40,
ihn'r aee".u.a f1 fu,s once fos collection. uI2
EUH HEST.-A lot ofzrouuI situated nm Church
viii s.rl l,r Is Iiams an,I Iysr fscai urg frr,o.
ou Ti-rrl- ureu 20 several ye,fs rlsr .ui.y,,I aB
-rrH ngI e situation commands every aI,aGfalc
o. very Onward ono. Arry Zoo IuiTtN =. LilEGT,
MOI 900 Executor ofCrtcn WIN. ms. dcr'i
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
- An AWAY ifamtIc .uHsriilc hgins ~ linton Ii
~ uu Iur IslH Ireftrf, RfCUAHD ROGERS, uHrrrd
Apprentice. about years ~ HrrhH lsu IHfsr mark tn
fa lrf' fr nf h.g neck and lace, inusd hy tutn
from fUr orup.rn ufG uu"vlor. H1tk complexion Pr.
cautioned nom hsrhrrug ar employing spHi pr.
prentice. us 'u force law fc b.. "a.
pDycI by any The above reward will be p, ID do.
hyctod a. inc.
no2 cwJw NATuANT. q CROW.
$50 REWARD.
u An AWAY from tIn .u..UI.,r zoo Mount Hon, .
~ Ea.cy County ou fU IGi u. Iuy l..f 4, u. o. w,
named MosE- Nn -ufr dIfk rlupr dion 5at.-, ,I,,'
Wiin .iiH' 1n. about p. UI W. Ii4 yrror, r,,
rct-l ~ 20 Summers FIn huf more p1rfru,f., g.. be-,
N',In'l u Dr. probable hn Ilg obtained frra 80
WI F' au attempt o. rci tTtDB fee risl. rIs ,.,s
L.WHH on thwl bc SVEN Tor him 10 rl,u art ,t t,
hrh "t arcurrlin Ilil, sorhrf get him ara.n N',,,.
~ N's anN a nfhtrs arc cautioned AMIN a a.
" hiIH n' AtI negro. ua the .fiiJf.a r.u8ifv 10
WV %, Pli ln force against them.
h'< vi" SAMUEL ~ SMITH,
! ---...- DunnssilIc =. ~ E.r'r
ISCnTCu WHIsIk tcY-I hhd .Y7.,ior a., -...-i
- Nhmsoy rec we'd, Tor allc by " '''''
~, z---- RIM BURTON
FOR NEW WORK
An Tho schooner IEDNTtNE a, AL. 49,,
HNEb VIII soy 10 day, ~ O'Clock. sbiprrr. In 'i,
/ - 'A'o lhctr if'iFbt on board Iy ttlit,,. " ''
JAMES FISHER A son.
PEST nUNCn lRAIsINs- 10 bo,,s .,,,,,.,
- ni"eh haisinsi Just received '''
J. u. ABBOTT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

ARRIVED.
Sehr IuscarorN, Smack New York, sundries
Schr VIM Burk, Null, New York. spnlrss -
Tyler u Taylor
Schr Pennsy'vanIa, Norfolk, lumber, sc.
Schr Caroline, Null below, wood.
Schr Charlotte, Beet, Albany. Lumber n II n
WhtIoclt, s Myers. -
Schr Harr'e,, Hand, Philadelphia, surdrics.
S;hr Ann Eliza, TOWNSEND, New York, sum
dTe. '''
Schr Dolphin, Alexander, 81 days from New
O'I'ans sugar. moI.s.es and bacon, to Dunop.
Moncurc y Co. "'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

H. TEMPERANCE NOTiCE-An adj
JouTmcd meeting Of ths Joint Official Boards of
the Richmond Temperance Societies, will be held
thus evening, at o'clock, 1T the house Of MIR
Geo. !. Roche - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

vi. - IVY hESliS, ArsH'. lave Of tho firm II
- Nu"tihdS sweeney (Uuw tlisSolycih urlify
sirud- and the public generally, thst D." taken tho
i"HSr recently urculDd 10y the Virginia Fire and Maine
insurance company between Mr~sls. Cav a B.uflry
snd ne Exchange Hotel i'h street. where he will 10
Happy tn N"cuir all orders in has u" witt ucaurss and
m'pMchi having now on hand select assortment II
'pls IH-n'rCs aud Vest uEs, Coar-, Cloves surpcn.
able 10 accommodate his OLD frus ant such new ones as
may b' disposed call him. -u such terms sri IN
sHch 5yIc as viii prove entirely satisfactory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
RICHMOND WING.

rUBLisHED DAILI AND sENI-wEEKLr. 1T
J. n. pLEASANTS, AND 4. rOSELE6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
AUCTION SoTI,E

~, WYATT & WHITES SAFE of Groceries
This Morning. at 10 O'Clock
DUNLOP, MONCURE & Co,
no - 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

daily rsper.- -...-....".....".....s3 per annum.
cni-Wcckly.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yer annum.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

High Water. Ibis day, 81 o'clock. A. Nj.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
1--WE DOII,NRs nUWARD.

- N NWNi IF0W fIr -UH9"IiUrT- H9Tns ~ IHIn nm
~ uU ur lsII Iraf,rf. RfCUAHD ROGERS, iuHrrfrd
Apprentice about l- ylar ~ Hrch" hiss issr mark IN
fa lrf iir 30 h.s neck and lace, 1CDHinUsd by iuu
from Poo Sruiu..rn ufG uuuvor dark cowuirE NM Pr
SONS sfe cautioned Gou hardening cmuryiny sgIt ar.
prentice us am urd fu prrc me law ID e . 49,
poycI by any one. Thc above reward viii be isii f@.
itvCffd a. ur.
uo "a NATffAgT a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

lias" Turs0' fhn plank sawed Is trr above NIL. rrI
such Dr. ir Isur ui fbuur boz rs-fug DO no rrrffd
worth fully - percent moro llu is sawed at iNc cou-
m'uMIls. q. 10. sTRATTON.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-11
SALE OF COTTON THE STATE.

Since making the remarks we publish
co on the 2lst ult. on this subject, we have
conversed with several of the most re-
spectacle and influential planters in this
county, and there appears great unanimi-
~ OF opinion about the propriety of the
scheme. There is only one obstacle
which prevents entire and immediate
unanimlty and action as we have sue.
gested, and that is, the pledge that some
planters are under to send their cotton r.
creditors to whom they are under obIioa.
ton. This we mentioned before: and
the difficulty of changing mode of SELL
ing their cotton which has become habit.
ual is great; like changing any thing
else which custom has sanctihed. The
force OF habit is powerful, and many per-
sons have become so accustomed to send.
ing their cotton abroad, that any new
suggestion is looked upon as an innova-
ton and the legitimacy of it is not disco
verable at once. 1t is however imnossi-
bic to effect such change as we pro,
pose, IN moment, or day. Indeed the
utility and propriety of the undertaking
would have to be clearer than nronoai.
tons usually are if immediate and com.
bined action could be had upon it at once
1t is evident however that self interest IN
its lnvariable operations will prove te
our planters the necessity of institutine
the mode of selling their cotton which
we most respectfully suggest to theiI
consideration. We have already emu
merated many reasons for the adoption
OF this mode, and so far we have heart
no objection against it either from argu
ment or contumacy.
There is steam press at Vicksburg
and another at Natchez. Where the,
are not however al present, and where
they will be required, the building then
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-11
PARTIES.

We believe every part OF ths SAFE
now IS divided on the SUBJECT OF boaI Or
anti-6ond except Rankin county. TIE
late shower OF blood IN Tep,-<see
naS gwen rise to an entirely new ques-
'ion- One candidate for the Legislature
asserted It as his belief that the shower
proceeded frOma quantity orfrogs whi-b
had been drawn hsavenward bv natural
iorce Of the SUM- The other eaDsss,,.
CONTENDS this is untsnable groan8 =,
frogs are known 10 contain M bl,,,4 =
Upon these points We understand = So
put themselves upon the country an
we think If an impartial vote i rirea
upon the merits Of the question. he AN
frog candidate viii be elected. alshouss
It viii be blOOdIess victory.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-11
ANTI-BoNDIsNI CONC Down.

The signs Of the times Indicate the de-
cline Of anti-bondism. As the exci,e-a.,
wears of, reason, reflection. aaI rss--
ment resume their sway. and -husnbl-~
appears to the clear, uuobscured visisn.
too palPable to deceive soaser. From
various parts Of the State We hear ~
constant changes taking rlace. ani the
many big stories concOctsd here AM
sent abroad about this county. By apes
who hardly know their own minds On n.
subject Of the bonds, will turn OF 70 b a
silly iabrications a ever were Star;ef p,
the discredit Of any county. Wetbfak
by The time the election cones on. wbes
the deed itself Is To be commstss5- -
people viii get somewhat ASHAMED. anl
Oeglnto think with Us, that the vosia-
away the pledged faith and honor Of tbe
State IS not 50 easy a matteras nav have
been supposed Il Is easy enough to tzlt
about violating faith pligh,ed. hoaor
pledged, &c bat when Il comes 20 Esfzr
the thing itself. people vii prove MA,
we know already 10 Be the case TIA,
they have too much pride and too seass-
tive conscieuces 70 DO ii.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-11
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The Bank Bill has passed the House -
a vote of I25 to "a, carried to the Senate,
read twice, and referred 10 a select CON
mittee consisting Of Messrs. Berrien.
Moorehead, Evans, Archer and Hunting
ton.
Mr.. Marshall, one Of the new Ken
lucky meteors, blazed forth IN speech
on the Bank Bill in reply 10 Mr.. Wise,
with such brilliancy as TO blind the ''hish
minded Virginian.n
"The Distribution Land Bill finally
passed the Senate on the 26lh all. by a
majority of five votes. Every whig 10
ted for the bill, with the exception Of NJ.
Preston, of South Carolina. Every OPP
position Senator opposed t. The Wash
ington correspondent OF The 9Th. savs
the Currency Committee OF the Senate
was not then prepared 70 report the biH
from the House, establishing the - rs
cal Corporation" TWAS rumored thai
the sommittee objected to reporting Il a
all.
In the House, the Post Office Bill VA
taken out of the committee, aud PASSED
by very large majority. The House
likewise considered and passed the bll
10 provide for the payment OF General
Harrison's funeral expenses; and The
bill making appropriations for the re-
moval and erection Of the statue 81
Washington, by Greenough. The statue
IS to be placed IN any part OF the rotan-
da that may be Judged best By The Sore.
tary of the Navy. u Is objected thar q
placed elsewhere than IN the centre O.
the rotunda it will spoil the elect ofthai
edifice.-Pic. 5th insi.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-11

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49,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-11
.~~SSSc
A NEW QUESTION.

n NEW GU ESTIONb
Here we go. We understand the Co
vernon has issued writs of election for
seventeen new Senators, the terms of
service of fifteen of which do not termi-
nate till November, 1843. We would be
pleased to know if the Governor has not
transcribed his gubernatorial authority
in ordering this election. When the new
apportionment was made by the Legisla-
ture, last winter, it most undoubtedly
was not the intention of the 'noble sena-
tors" to iegislate themselves out of Of
flee, and their design in making the
law must be considered, when the letter
of the law is not sufficiently explicit
The people Of Madison county cleo
ted HENRY PHILLIPS to representation
in the State Senate until the year 1S43.
So did the intelligent constituency of IA
other Senate rial districts of the State
elect their Senatorial representation
Without the commission Of any fault,
except Whigsm, the representation OF
Madison and Yazoo, two of the most pro-
ductlve, and wealthiest, counties in the
State, is to be decreased rs per cent
This is high move surely, and the peo-
PIE of the State, at all evonts of this coun
ty, will not sanction any such measure
ancocted by locofoco Senate, and Co
vernon, and struggled through the House
OF Representative which possessed a
bare majority. Madison county will con-
tend for her separate Senatorial repre-
sentatlon until the term expires for which
her present Senator was elected. We
doubt not Yazoo will do the same. Madi-
son will proceed to the election of a new
Senator, and she will at all events, con-
test the matter, to her own satisfaction,
when the next Legislatures convenes.-
II she, with nearly eleven hundred vo-
tiers, more corn and hogs than any coun-
ty In the State, and more cotton than
any county off the Mississippi river. is
10 be debarred from a representation
equal TO her sister counties, She will
at all events understand the process bv
which tits done. 1t certainly was not
the design of the Legislature to undo
what the people in their sovereign capa-
city had willed; and ifGov. McNutt's is
not ground, obviously tenabe, at least.
we are much mistaken in our opinion of
the intention eff the Legislature.
BY inadvertance few may have vot-
ed for junction Of Madison and Yazoo.
without thinking of the relative and
comparative importance, in point of pro-
ducts, and population; but it most as
suredly was not designed to rob them of
that representation which their actual
Importance, their compliance with all
laws, aud th9lr votes had given them
This was an odious resolution of the Lee
gIslature and portion of the Madison
delegation opposed it, perhaps all. Gov.
McNutt, and a designing artful portion
OF the Legislature may ''crack their
WhPs"-not that Madison would not be
proud OF any coalition with Yazoo, God
bless her,-but an identity of in.
terest makes separate action necessa.
ry in this case.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-11
NEW NOMINATION.

The lamented decease of DIR. J. ]. Al
len Of Jackson, having caused vacan-
cy in the Wing nomination of candidate
for Auditor, the Wing Central Commit.
tee have supplied that vacancy by in
sorting the name of Hugh C. Stewart,
Esq, of Kinds, who is said to be a good
stump speaker, a gentleman, and clever
fellow.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-09-11

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