The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-05-21

10 keep You advised o. tbs s-ase a. ga .
diiion Of things here
have now hai a. iuservisw wisA ,be
Presi - the R-pab,ie, wh.ra has re-
suItet laaasr easirriy satisfactory
10 me Tas var wil b. carried ia,a
Mexico ana vii not b. relaxe3 uasI
Santa Anna IS forced ia,o a use .ss.aa-
al and unqualified rec0gui-oa q re la-
dependence Ofthe Republic 81 fszas-
This circumstance (ani e mas b. r--
lied on presents fed o. ae.iaa .sr lae
young and sa;erPrisirE o. ear elualry
that may no, Be presented sgaia % tle
present generatioa-
The history Of civilized msa Pr7vss
that 1t requires great emergencies 90 ca
forth the energy and in-rePi5i;y of m-a-
whereby It Is oftea sea that lnen euaerze
from the private walks srllss ard r1s- 81
distinction and fame VII the van-.
bold AMI ea:srpEisiag Of ear cesasrv
permit 50 favorable an oPPortsa5sy 90 pass
without an effort - reap The rewanL ia-.
cideni to bold AMI taFsas ea,-rar.se. i-
support Of free PrinciPs;s opposed Oh ta-
mos, contemplate tysasay thas sv=-ex.
istedl b. emigra,iug = AT beca-ssa-
citizens OF the Republic a. his Par,-1-
lar crisis, they nav become Parss-iaa-,s
m common with those $40 are ia az
vance in iouniinga Goverameat ell ree
and liberal principles, an1 ~ho are aaa
engaged ina var defensive anl os.,zlgs
in. suPPo<ref+hsl G7verun-a,-
| have, seen often All repeatedly So
licited by maay good aad trae frsca e.
emigrate with them 70 The Repa5.l- -
Texas Heretofore haze sea. as q
thought, no indlcsmeass { n1Saa 1l
opinion thata state ofsh.ngs exists s=l..s
Justifes such 4 measure. aud rriv rrs-1.Il
desire to emigrate aal fs-.a a E-r-azzsz.
settlement ca or Rcar tls Eis Grzzas. &
will Immediately. on nv reluru han-.
join them Ttis beng q Portioa 81 tie
Republic that has not 5eea se,r.e3 Eere-
tolore, can assure szca q AJAX g. lss-
POsedto emigrale within the perloI q
sixty or ninety days, will have Ealre--
Portunity OF making choice selections "A
the BANKS Of the no GranLe. las lie
for me on this occasion 20 attempt a de-
scriPtion Of the country, the fertility Of
ne soil, and incalcaIabla advantages re-
Fsulting 10 the emig-ant At this parsicalar
Period-wi,h such ample means Of as-
curing ali such Information. nv frse.s.
will be enabled to sa,isl ..s..alssI ses-
Ia my preceding le, iluded 10 Pre-
nt Houston e,a,ssman-lss
| has - 10 all that the
rGfrIes Texan indePendence have 30
thing s Prehend-aader his able a.
discreeS dance things MI 70 &C. 81,
they hag mauenced under h.s auspi.
ees, vel IS true thar there eais
here TO So x,enI, disuuious anou.
the people ot ola national cara,
: ter, as the rs and plan Of opera
tions Of the@Sa i Of Ihe people a.,
? made known, thO ApersOual seuds ~
D subside, and he vi an sure. ), Uar,nfv
sustained BY all Par- Il VI l. =
cessary for those =
time, TO come Irea
n subsistence; tasS
n an important item n the Us,
/ they will do well to be vel Mi
arms, &C. for that Purposs
am pleased 10 find several Ct On
| Mississippi friends dis,iaglishiaN 49,
% selves In the furtherance Of orsi an.
! good government; without discip'in
5 and subordination an army - 49,
II this however il so well uhdersNoa !
TT all classes that no difficulty can ~
pSl from such a condition. Gen. Terrell,
amber ON cabinet. and 49,
AHicient -aAsssr, AMI
- ed to tnf5Sms Oa L =.
% fellow go, Gen. N. Hon u :.
is filed ma sPOr,ant s,aiioasN IS
public with sOskty and uneomP
fidelity to the country. viii Be
\ IN the support OF the constitution
!, rlty OF the country Noe