Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17

j @-011AOES--W z suggest 10 I'd
citizens of Caktibbeha, the expedicncy of es
tablishing Post-ofice at the residence of M
HENDERSON LEE. We have been informe
that one is.much needed in that neighborhood
If they viii get up petition, we will do all W
can TO and them in the effort.
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THE "GtoBE," II. TKouBLE.-We give III
following extract from the Washington Globe
as fair example Of the mode of warfare ner
sued by that paper and its underlings. Because
on the fifth of Feb. Mr.. Granger was dispose,
to have Mcleod tried By Jury, and, if con
yIcted, executed; ard, on the thirteenth Feb,
ne feared that so great an excitement woul,
De produced by the action of Congress, as tina
the people would resort to Lynch Ia,o and han,
INN without Judge or Jury his valor has evan
GRATED and we are called upon In "percciye III,
change affected on Mr.. Granger by TRANSMIT
grafton into the Webster Cabinet" Wba
does the Globe mean by this attack upon Mr.
Granger ior. opposing Lynch law, Does !,
mean to declare Itself an advocate for tha
'awless course! Oraoes it not simply INTEND
70 carry out its purpose of opposing awhig il
every thing, right or wrong,
VAL0R EVAPoRATING.
The report of Mr.. PIcKENs, which was sim.
ply clear and vigorous arrangement offacfs
~ ule case OF The Caroline, with an application
OF me law Of nations, has been receired ever ;
Where IN The country y it'll proper pirit. The
Peop'e have ponded-aWe want notb;no
put what IS right, and viii not submit to WHAT
Is Nrong. Bu', among the new-made dicni-
talies al washington, it Jas encountered a ',;te
a. oiiapsed state ofteehng. So changed was
,he tone OF Mr.. GRANGER, in February. after
ne was polined OF his appointment to the Cab.
ihci' rom what It was IN January, VIII, n. rem
Iesenung q epeople Of New York, be CONNER.
leu upon Mr.. Fox'S note, that Mr.. PrcKrNs
could not abstain from telling him, that apr
WAS THE last GENTLEMAN HERE. Jrnr,rNf.
FROM THE SENTIMENTS HE ExrRLssEp rrIv
WEEKS AGO, WHO, | SHOULD HAVE snPposrn
WOULD HAVE FOUND HTS PATRIOTISM Ann uIe
VALoR oozING OUT so SOON FROM THE PAINS
OF MS HANDS.
10 expose tn, di6ere1cs IN the sentiments
oI TIE same man, when representing the neo-
pie, and when representing Federal regime
we place side by side, the remarks ma Il bv
Mr.. GRANGER on the same state of the cass
when brought before the House for reference
70 committee, and when he returned 10 Il an
he report ofthe committee.
February 9th.
AR. 6RANeER.-"Permit me TO say that.
Rnen Mcleod shall be brought to trial. he
VIII nave every advantage which the law. SCI
-ures 10 hlmi and that the proceedings VIII be
'huucted IN the same cool, dispassionate, and
impartial . manner that would characterize them
murder had been committed by one citi-
zen OF the State of New York upon the BODY
- another citizen of that State. Ii upon that
.liai ne can De shown TO be innocent, he will be
4 aIcqultted; y ne should be proved gully, beuozd
.ee POsIouuy y doubt he icil be condemned: and.
.o'D1snaaed, ne 'eiH be erecated-his execution
,e.ns dee 20 me supremacy Of the Zqucs Of ne
1.1te !Ieio York. Thai ACT preforDed-;ftbe
DFiin Gouernnen' should hasfiI,, ,oLs 49,,
s redress the Supposed ,cro1g che I'm
wa ~ western Nel0 York the sa,Ds NJ IL,
'cdS taetr ~ unbouoh b, R-;.;sn III
-uuoongh, and to be brougE onl, ~ 3. q -
'ote I? coanfryt that has marked ne ,rS,ins s..1
q ms 'o'de spread Confederacu 100 P''p'e
{ ~ adce no fears, as Me gentlemen, f,o,, I'll;
ana mr. Daris) seems 10 hare Ih,t he
iciH ere couch TO the British LON Sho MI
act cautiously and spassonatelv. She ,v;ll "a
ecute her laws within their proner Lm;,s Iv; Sc
y ana justly; and, when that is done. INV word
Tor IT, the gentleman from Indiana neel NOT
Iear that either the General Government ar the
9tate OF New York will quail before the British
NJ, CO. February Is.
Mr.; GRASGER.-"On former occasion
stated on his floor that the persons whose life
was III jeopardy would receive at the hands az
aluTy Oh New York the same fair and impartial
y winch would be secured to any citizen Of
tnatState who might be arranged for a violation
o1its laws; 0W mourn n0a0 to sau thai. from
present Indications there is an erciiepet on fhe
'cesfern border IF Men, York, gro,oing out ofthe
urTeSt g Aaas man and IF his liberation for the
'chach IS already su6icietIy great to
make nose aco regard The ves and The liberties
Me people q thts country pause before then act
Dy tnls time' Isuppose, the grand jury of Mag
ara county mas closed its investigation. The
current rumor through the newspapers of The
udy y ina. mcleod has been indicted. The
people OIL that section have been greatly incess.
81 :, ey recent Transactions there. Send firth
tn1S paper 10 me aoortd, recommending nothing,
ana oetag nothing but detailed occount IF
. "5esfsot utc OTttJSH CTOceT1T1elf.
iCfth a fem hats al aohat may be presumed 10 ~
me 0rTogdnce Of her course; and no man can
G q FOR The consequences upon the lye Of
He repeats:
Il say do not think that the honor ofdion;.
y q THIS nation required that we should send
lortn declaration, not only Of the powess If
dreat Britain and of our humility, but .of ons
TO meet hsr al any noslent. aoks,a no
necessity eristed for sssca a tkreak.', 8,c. Z :
lhe public, IN comparing these passages
wall perceive the charge affected on Mr.. Cav |
CIR by RECONSIDERATION into the WrnsTre
Cabinet. Before, Mr.. GRANGER insisted hold |
y on the trial OF Mcleod. He cared nothinr
lor The excitement then. His COLLEAGUE. Ms |
iLLMoRE. had at that moment Just stated .the |
outrage on the Caroline, and the r;0hfs 4, /
New York, in terms as strong as those n M |
ZIG ENs's report; and then, Mr. Graves. re- IS. |
CARELESS of the excitement among the neoDlp. /
" the consequences it might provoke fror. |
Ureat Britain, said If Mel cod abe r,Iiltv ha
should be condemned--if condemned. exeen ~ /
ed'-and ".f The British Government sbo,,L5 |
hastily take upon herself 20 redress he s,,nnossI
l0rong, she aOiIl ind in Western NesO York H.
same blood that scas kiere N 16lg--tuboD ~
~ British gold" dc. I hove no fears ~,
US !ose7znent aOiH ever crouch 70 he B,.;fisI
Ion" &c. : = D''''s
lion. Charles B. Penrose, Of Pennvlvan;a
has ha.,. : = 7--s Il