Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

coed, and in all probability the clothing never a
reached them. 1t seems to have been required IL
by the Texan government that the company II
should not fight, if they could possibly avoid II
it but merely publish the constitution and laws
make some arrangements about trade, and re-
turn home. Had there not been any prevarl-
cation in the statement of Rowland and If the u
rest had made any show of resistance, they ?
would have taken entire possession OF the
country Immediately. The governor was sur
prised at their situation, supposlng them 10 oe
courageous, united and plentituly supplied
with provisions.
OF ANTI-BOND TUCKER.
Below the reader will find the inaugural ad-
dress of the Chief Executive OF this State
As matter of courtesy and State PRIDE we
are willing to let it pass for what 1t Is worth
1t breathes the true spirit OF loco-iocolSm, and
will s,inck in the noStrils of every respectable
citizen in the community. But who could
eXpect 10 find it dfftrentIy-the head OF
marty who has glored with and led the rahble
on to ylctory, pIundering and disgracing this
noble State, once the boast pride and honor
of every soul who haiied from its unpoluted
soil. Let all pass requiem IS sung--no
hand can stay the curse With the RUNS LEI
Tucker and his clan be hid from the eyes and
Kisses of a scorntul world.
Gentlemen Of the Senate
and House of Representatives.:
The free suffrages of the qualified electors
6 &c -,~f Rai7yfssiPP' having eleEaleu
4 me to the responsible station OF Chief Magls-
, trate of the State, | appear before you, their
d representatives, to take the oath OF othce. IL
h is useless, for me to undertake to express 10
n YOU. the grateful obligations under which am
II placed, by the kind partlaty OF our common
/, constituency. would however say, Qor 1t is
t, as little as | can do by way, OF evmcmg my
E. sense of the obliga:ion.) that will devote my
V entire time and what little talents may pos
rs sess, to the advancement of the legitimate IN
c. terests of the citizens of the State.
ut do not at this time, feel that duty impose
III on me the obligation of giving to you any III
Mt formation son the state of the Government,
- or of Recommending to your consideration
by any measures whatevcr-that duty haVlh!
IS, been lately, so ably performed by my Prede
lat cessor. would however remark, that Their
The are matters of vital Importance to our cons'
aid tuency, which will demand your most serio'
ed consideration at your present session, some
18th which, will presume at thus time: oFlely I
in notice.
md on account of the Mississippi Union Dan
Mrs NAV obtrude itself upon your conSloerauo
For myself. consider that important que
ont ton settled bv the highest tribunal known
mos free Governments: | mean the people thel
ave selves-thev having decided in effect that L
,;nc transactions connected with said Bank, DO
wish in its INCEPTION and final contamination we
ives not governmental but were, on the contral
Individual transactions, performed, not OF
without the authority of the constitution
ow- the State, but contrary 10 the express pro
nce sions thereof though should the Leglslatl
the feel under any obligation either legal
moral (which l do noD or should deem !
en- matter of policy 10 discharge this oblgatl
icto- and should determine to assume and pay
from debt or liability, the constitution OF our 81
and has provided mode by which the deot
,ean- liability may be assumed and paid, as II
avel- for the assumption and payment OF any OIL
niles, indaviduat debt or liability, namely: by p
ought ing law, for that purpose IN the mooe 7
pany clibed in the constitution, pledging the Il
nda, of the State for the payment OF the aeo' =,
esIie b;l,tv. and referring such law to the next
They islature, SO that the electors may vo,e 10.
! and resentatives. who may repass such law al
&C., next session. j,
they Another question that may and no u
mill will. at the present session. demand. your
ented rious consideration, Is rs 10 'ne n,,a
he en- State, to pay Tor STOCK u .'ie arL od
cap OF this State In my op'ii', i;.h;l;,,, of
took tnctlon exists, between ~ -, p.nt
'venty State on account o. s'e 81 - tho 90
: Tex of The Mississippi mon Daa an .a,e over
being the Planters BANK elle 49, 81, ;nforme,
asst re- and sold (fairiy 50 iai - .;,.st;a, and wi
he ex- accordance Win me -, coco n
near the people OF Tue o''.'' .ha lands were
shoes, Mississippi Union D'nA' Ia fraudulent
Dusand cuted and solo t'iiesany oaotrarv to a
S from the evidence st;,nt;on and
7e out, press pronipitlon - sl ~ State. kno
Oh VIC rr n either legal or moral, prohlolu