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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06
slx DAYS LArnR FRoM EuRorn,

The steamer President reached New York Wed.
ne'day morning, after long voyage-having len
Liverpool the i0ih.
The news is interesting. The arrest OF Mcleod
ereatei quite an animated debate in both Houses o.
Parliament Ministers were closely cateehised
but they iorebore to reveal any thng-savo thai
they would maintain the honour and dignity of III,
Nation. A messenger, with dispatches to the Mi
MISTER at Washington, came over
Later accounts from China intimate that the Bri
ush have been overreached by the Chinese, and tha
the proposed negotiation was all a ruse. Sickness.
prevails to an alarming extent among the British
forces.
All quiet in Egypt Nothing Of interest from
France, Spain, or Portugal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06
To he Ediiors of n. Hhiu

"Mr Fox, as the senior Of the Diplomatic body
delivered an address in their names to the Presi.
pGps'.
u seems that the ENJOYS from foreign Courts
thToats 1865
At Ills Majesty'A table, resolved TO adiress
Little soft sawder TO sOolhe his distress
WIN craft diplomatic, they choose their voE
lair speaking, thoroughbred English Fox-
For who better hued, by far, than ans;her
To handy kind words with his Kinierhoqk brotherr
u was For against Fox ard however sweet
Were the words aud the glanees the whole va deceit
JOIIT=-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06

H'nrieo agricultural aud Horticultural Society. .
See the notice for meeting of the Executive
Committee at the Washington Tavern. Richmond
Is greatly interested in the of this Society
Money is needed to advance its purposes The
price of membership is but two dollars year, and
we hope many will bS found to contribute this sum
for the Improvement u our vegetable markets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06

We earn from on authentic source thst John ].
Jackson, Esq will decline being a candidate for a
sea- 10 the next Congress Of the u. s. at the 90.
preaching elections. Bs reasons Tor this course
y be explained IN address 70 the voters of the
distiict, which will be poblisbed in q few days.
~ iar AZ the Wings are concerned, The contest will
probably be between Mes,rs. Smith and HAYS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06
POSTSCRIPT.
ny LAST EyENINo,. NJ,
Precedent Harri,on', Iaarr,r.l.

we submit this eagerly anticipated and very
important paper to the reader, without having had
ourselves the opportunity OF studying it. We re.
serve 10 another occasion all commentary upon il,
except fhis, that as the Globe finds fau, with IN,
feature which requires the reduction of Executive
influence, we may almos, take il Tor granted, tia,
the Inaugural pumbs the track.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06
Belle Isle Company.
FIRE ASSOCIATION.

A meeting ofthe Stockholders in this company !.
called to-day. See the notice in another column.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
A FALSEHOOD EXPOSED.

We give the following scrap cut from the
Columbus Democrat of the llth of Septem.
Der, to show our readers the falsehood it bears
upon its face. What will such men not dol
What act however black will they not perpe
trate to succeed in their corrupt doctrines
They are the debasers os the PreSs-the abu
sers Of its lberty-the deSiroyers of that con
fdence the people once possessed, and which
ages can never restore TO its original purity
We fear these libelers will one day cause the
downfall of this our happy republic ii they
are encouraged in publishing such absolute
falsehoods--for should the Press become utterY
corrupt-where will we look for that informs
ton so essential to the maintenance Of Oul
glorious liberty. Will advocates of freed@
longer sanction the encouragement of sue
polluted sheets, or will they spurn them frd
their doors and give their support to thCS
only who support the cause of truth Rea
the extract and we are willing to abide II
your decision:-
THE PRosPEcT BRIaHTENs We have rel
able accounts from Madison, one of the strong
est Wing counties in the State, that the anti
bondmen are in the majority there-even m
Wings give it up. Equally cheering iniell1
gence comes to US from Alfalfa, Carroll ana
other central counties. Unless we are NOR
grossly deceived than we ever were, our ms
iority in the State, next November, will no
be less than 5000. Some of our sanguO
friends estimate it at 10000.
Now as regards Carroll county, we can '''
the Editor that he has been grossly mslnioTD
ed, we will have at least majority OF OD
hundred and fifty votes, and from all .fa' "
can learn of "AttaIla, Madison, and otne|
central countless" he has been either hoaz'1
or is endeavoring to hoax the honest oil 90
parties: but we believe there IS too much y
teIlipence in the people of Mississippi 10 Y
thus deceived. We have "reliable accOunN
too. and earnestly believe that. our malOD'l
in the State, next November" will De-DJ
SEM or even "6ve" thousand-but, by III
estimate. of between two and three THOUSAND
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
THE SWEAT BATH ORATOR.

Saturday the 9th inst. was great day IN
Carrolton, especially among the loco-foco-an-
ti-bond tribe of this county, as it was the al
lotted time for their God and political Saviour
John D. FreAn.aa TO strike a death blow, and
crush TO atoms, by his gifted eloquence, the
long loved and cherished principles of Wing
gerry and particularly those SO lately avowed
by the party called, BoSDisa. Now, be it
known, and widely disseminated throughout
the State of Mississippi, that we, in common
with all others, after having heard the misrep-
reservations of this political SQUIRT and mush-
room politician, relative TO the payment OF the
State bonds, pronounce the deceptive. low,
and dwelling appeal made on the occasion,
beneath the dignity of common political hack.
He appealed to the people and asked them if
they could vote for Robert Hughes, when it
was we'll known he had expressed himself in
favor of the payment of the State bonds
Said he, how would it look for Hughes to de-
eide, or advocate the non-payment of the
bonds by the State after such avowed decla-
rations in case he is-elected your Attorney
General. Let us ask on the other hand, how
/
it would look for the people TO elect an avow-
ed anti-bond advocate--yes. one in favor of
the States swinding the holders of the bonds
merely because they were kind enough TO ac-
commodate us, after we had knocked at their
doors for assistance, which brought, as Gov.
A. c. McNutt has said, "timely aid and relief
to the citizens of this State" John D. Free
1
man further said, in one of his great "sweat
bath" outbursts of eloquence, that the planter
| in common circumstances would have to paw
tax of SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS. Now we can
with safety say, every man of COMMON
sense knows this to be an infamous LIE, told
merely to deceive the honest and unsuspec-
ting planter. Freeman knew he was not tell
| ing the truth. His presence in this county
has added TO our strength. Such awful LIES
has convinced the sovereigns of this county,
that he has based bis foundation and hangs
his only hope upon that point for success
To our friends of the southern counties we
say, be in good spirit and do your duty, we
shall succeed in North Mississippi by an over
whelming majority. Judge Shattuck is well
known among us as man of sterling worth
and merit, and you may depend upon his re-
ceiving the largest vote ever polled in this por-
ton of the State. Hark! list We to the thun-
dering voice of old Carroll. on the first Mon
day in November next.
i ADVICE FROM A LEADER OF THE
i DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
LET THE VILE SLANG BE REBUKEDl

Judge Shattuck is denounced because he is
a fervent believer in and an eloquent expoun-
der of the divine precepts of the christian re-
lgion--and with all the wolfish ferocity of
Atheism and Infdelity, he is ridiculed as s.The
Parson." 1t is perfectly in keeping with the
principles of anti-bondism, that its leaders
should prosecute the man who processes the
pure principles and meek virtues of Christ,
and Judge Shattuck is not the only man who
has been hunted and despised on account of
his devotion to the glorious revelations and
lofty morals of the Christian faith If the re-
ligion of Christ is to entail martyrdom upon
its disciples, Judge Shattuck is not The one 10
shrink from the conscientious discharge of his
duty. He will not desert his faith Ay, he
will die as he has lived, worshipper at the
altar of the meek and lowly Jesus, an ardent
believer in the religion whose sublime inspira.
tons can elevate the soul to a conference with
Deity. Well has the spirit of anti-bondsm
shown its coven foot. The enyenomed darts
which it throws at Judge Shatiuck are inten-
ded to strike at the religion he professes-and
the same spirit that would immolate Judge
IShattuck on account of his religious feelings
would strike at the first principles of Christi
anity itself. We knew that our saviour enc
his followers suffered under The persecution 0
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

pRocLsmArros.-Be it known through
Mississippi and all the world, that the a 4.
bond speech makers in these parts, when IN
mount the rostrum, are either mute upon u
bond question or openly acknowledge the ~
priety of paying the bonds. This, fellow
Ae's' " = : [YazOO WS||
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

RESOLVED, That ii IS the deftbefafe
sense Of tie Wig party Of MISSISSIPPI, = "a
the Sfaie is BOUND By EFEKl ObLi,
CATION OF HONOR AND JUSIioE
TO ply OR CAUSE TO BIZ PAiD, nef
bonds issued and soid for the benefit Of ne UE-
ion Bank, anil foy tie payment Of hel' Stoc6 IA
he Planters Baak- Passed Unanimously BY
the Wing Convention, in January, 1871.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
ADVICE FROM A LEADER OF THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

How can the honest portion of Democrats
be SO deceived BY faction of Union Bank
debtors, as to vote an anti-bond ticket in No
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

"THg F4ITH or THE STATE rs
PLEDGED f@M- utale caPitA Stock, and
The prors,tg 81 a. her cttiaens may hereGtfer
Be tire 10 make up rs losses and detafcattoatS,o
Message Of a. G. McNutt. in January l>4o
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

1FIf M. S. CATRoS will be cana y
for Coroner, he will receive The supP9 rrp q
LOTS OF VOTEh''
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

the Roman Emperors, every species oftorture
that a fiendish malignity could devise-but we
were not prepared to believe that the profess
sion Of the humble bat divine religion Of Christ
in the land of freedom, and the nineteenth
century, would bring persecution TO its deci-
ciples or unfit its followers for the higher du-
ties of social life.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

The following gentlemen have consented to
run for the Board of Police of Carroll county.
We give them our hearty support.
Joseph Drake, z. Pratt, J. w. Dykes,
John Ii. Tadlock, Wilson Thompson.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
FROM KRNDALL's ExPosIroR.
ILLINOIS.

At recent public meeting at Peru, in La
Sale county, Illinois, adopted among Others
the following resolutions, viz:
Resolved, That no greater calamity could
bv possibility occur 10 the State than the dis
honor of having forfeited her solemn pledge;
and that we look with utter adherence upon
the idea of States taking advantage of its
sovereignty to screen itself from paying its
just debts; and that any State which would
because it had the power, break and repudate
fair and bonafide contract, should be marked
as dishonored, mean-spirited, knavsh, and
disgrace to the Union.
Let the Peru people be assured, that nothing
will be stable and safe in public affairs or Prl
vate business, until the community haze honesty
and energy enough to cause plighted faith to
be Observed ALL AROUND.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

On Monday last T. S. AYREs, Esqr; one
of the candidates of the bond party of this
county, delivered an able and eloquent address
in behalf of the cherished principles of his
party and proved himself more than worthy
their confidence and esteem. With such ad-
vocates we have nothing to fear.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

The sight of aiti-bonder, addressing him
self to an audience is horrible indeed. We
noticed one of these gentry the other day,
in this town, who is canvassing for certain
ELEVATED station, take the anti-bond "TREM-
BLEs," and we declare it would have taken
two of the stoutest and deepest dyed of their
camp TO have held his breeches on. Friends
this same "BuLL-HEAD" of loco-focoism has
clicked the lasseS stopple"
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

What can the "Anti-bondman" mean by
calling Judge Shattuck "hypocritical scoun-
dreli" Does the Editor of that print think
that he will assist his cause by the use of such
incorporate and abusive languagel If so, he
is much mistaken. The reputation and char
acter of Judge Shattuck is far enough above
such miserable attacks. 1t needs no eulogy
from US to illustrate his virtues-and the peo-
pie who have known Judge S. longest and
best will vindicate him in fitting manner
from such remorseless virulence by placing
him in the Gubernatorial chair of Mississippi.
A "hypocritical scoundrelp' The man whose
public life and private virtues have been the
theme OF admiration wherever he has been
known to be thus stIgmatized! Shame TO the
pen that could indte, in the bitterness Of par
tisan feeling, so low specimen of coarseness
and scurrllity.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
THE PxoNEER.
saturday, october rs, Is4S.

Uaion ofthe Wigs for the honor Of ide Stafe,
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

vember, and thus utterly destroy the boos-
and credit Of the State, which has alroas
been greatly injured by the bare agitation :,
such question; they cannot-they will no.,
act thus, blindly, with such plain proof beso,.
them, that they would not be sustained bv evos
their own party in our sister States. as ,ha
following article from Mr.. Amos Kend.lr.
Expositor of the 2lst of April gives. This !.
question of honesty or dishonesty, and ouob,
not to be made party question; it was raisa5
by self-interested demagogues, to delOde n.
people in the sustenance of their foul Mo, e
getting clear of paying the money they have
borrowed from the Mississippi Union BaDt
on ground Of its charter being unconshp
tional, and consequently has no right to mai.
collections-that it is State institution iourA
ed in fraud, and therefore they are no mora
liable as individuals to pay the money then
borrowed, than is the State to pay her bonds
Though they keep dark on this point now.
they would let it come to light should they
ever succeed in their nefarious cause. Butiua
free country like ours, where the lights of wis.
dom and experience prevail, Americans can
never SO far disgrace their spotIess flag, as 10
suffer themselves duped 10 sustain the advO.
Gates of principles calculated to destroy the
bulwark of our Independence. No-honest
Democrats, no,-for we believe there is an
honest portion of Democrats, and to such oDlv
we appeal-do not bring upon yourselves
the rebuke of your own party throughout the
Union, and the contempt Of the whole world,
by voting to repudiate just Debt OF the State
Pause-refect-ere you approach the ballot.
box, and we feel assured you will do what is
right. Read Mr.. Kendall'S opinion below;
] ERnM KRNnAII,s ExrnSIrnR
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EDWARD J. DARKEN. PHYSICIAN &stRGEJ ~
81 EREWl1II offers his prof ssionnI service.
= a The Citizens Of Wheeling
DT. d. was for four years attached rs en- indoor M
p To one OF The largest provincial Hospitals in Engs h
ana subsequently, studied under Sir Ashley Cooper in
the London Hospitals This iogoIf er with layorn,le
opportunities Tor becoming acquainted with his pro(e :
sion IN the Eastern States where ho ha. been cVss d
IN practice during the past nine years lead, hIu rs
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iltDtNiA-A Esles held 10 the Clerks office ofiho
Circuit Sdpcrior OF Law aad Cuanccry GJr The coan-
~ OF o."o. ia tho month Vt August, 1870.
stephen hi'e, Complainant
against
Ansun feay. and Henry Moore and toe I
,iia heury Moore, John +. ClarSe, and
'-'," buss iuss, merchant aud partners : -, :"
Is,lag under lho arm ID Moore Clarke Nh"heesy
& 60. n,f,uJ.nt.
The defendant Aus,in Pcay, no, having entered has
appearance and given scCsriy according 10 tho act OF
assembly aud the rules Of his Court and il appearing
hy satisfactory evidence that he q, not an inhabiani
OF lhiS commonwealth o. mltiOn of the oompaia-
ant 10y counsel, il ordered that the sld defendant 10
appear here on the first day of neat FAN terra of this
nH' enter las appearance. give security for the per.
torrance OF the decree an the cause file his answer
10 Lie complannis L.-Or Otherwise dcicud this suit
anu Mat copy Tins order be Forthwith inserted
no some newspaper printed IA tLe City of Wheeling
'9r two months successfully AMI posted az the front
door OF the Court house "a. Ohio county.
y copy te-fc.
ALEXANDER T. LNIDIEY. Clsrk
n CALDWELL for Conpi. aug 10