The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-30

or, No. /. Inc Ilfst artlcic - oH 10 4
Jatnral Condition Of Society,"-a crit d
ism upon a work, by Dir. w. Cooke Tay-
Dr.. on the same subject. The nuthor
yinces much taste aud Judgment. The
ext is on Observation-Disclosures by
theirs on "Lives Of the Queens OF Eng
annd,n Estate of Education and Learn
nc in Cuba" "Hstory of Mormonism,"
Refrigeration Authorization of cities"
East India Cotton" american Poet
", "The Tariff" Lives Of Literary !
and Scientific men of Italy"
The article entitled EAST India Cot
lon,' said to be by DR.. Cartwright Of
Natchez, is the one of most interest
being on a subject on which the South
is particularly sensitive at the present
tlne The object Of the author is, to
prove that the cultivation Of Cotton IN
India, is carried on by the celebrated
British East India Company, for the pur-
pose of furnishing the British and other
markets cheaper than the Southern Unit
ed States can do it, and thereby de-
prive the latter of any but home
market, and render slave labor unproh-
table and useless. Tho whole seems to
be design upon the institution OF sla
very in the South, which has been con-
cocling for upwards of twenty years
DR.. Cartwright's ideas accord with ours
On the subject, and we think any one
who reads his article will coincide with
him. If his data and statements are
correct, and il seems he has searched
long and well for proof, much useful in
formation Is given by him. 1t is true
there is a want ofarrangement,syste stem and
order in his composition; there being a
strange mixture of subjects and different
parts of the same subject, which give it
somewhatth the appearance Of having been
hurriedly and untastofully done, bnt
still, the subject matter will prove inter
estng to any reader.
We would advise all to read H. II
there be. any who have doubts about the
propriess of the position now occupied
on the subject of slavery by the South
any abolitionist in the country, let him
or them read this article, and he viii
be very apt, the one to change his opin
ion, and the other to have his doubts re
moved
Messrs Albertson, Palmer & Brown
the present proprietors ofthe 'Southron'
have issued Prospectus for publishing
the "Plauters' Index" an Agriculture
paper, TO be edited by Mr.. James f
White.
Hon. Samuel Prentiss who has latei,
resigned his seatasSenator fromVermont
i has been.appointed Judge of the Distric
Court of the United States for the Dis
trict of Vermont in the place of Eliiaf
Paine, resigned.
Richard Henry Browne has withdraw
from all connection with the Columbu
(Mi.) Argus.
$50 far as an increased Tariff ade
quate to the wants of Government, ma
be necessary at this time, we know n
objection to it, and to all the incidenta
protection it will afford the mauufactul
err"
: We find the above copied from the Il
bGny Argus into the Globe.
The wings of Claiborne county wer
V to have had whig meeting in Port Gil
. son on the 28th inst.
/ The ''boy Jones' who has been for
:, long time SO conspicuous in his intrl
IS sions into the apartments of Queen vi
p toria, has come over to the United Stats
e on the brig Warspite, in company wit
&c Lord Ashburton
We agree with the editor of the Mer
phis Enquirer in his remarks below
There is as much difference in ~'lady
Il and woman" as there is in girl, ali
) child, and woman
WOMAN VS.. ssLADY."
1t We have several times in convers
is ton been corrected by the fastidious
,e refined for using the word "woman" i
stead of lady. woman say they, is
- coarse, common word It's no such thin
d. It's the best word in the English la
r.. guage. Suppose ScoTr in his noble Il
IS butte to the sex for their devoted tende
~ derness to US when under affection, h
written