The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-05

and believes about a. much Of he say- 4
ings OF DR.. Hagan as he choses-hs = a
brother OF he Senator fFon Marshall
JAexsoN. Jan. Sl.s. tsFs-
Mr.. Prerxffs-
One OF the most exciting measures
before the Legislature, : The seiseiioa
and dispO-ali Of the 6ve haadFed sAea-
sand acres OF land, donated . the SAFE
By the General Governmeat- TIE meu-
bers IRON the eastern eoaaiies are wtii-
in to relinquish, al claim . any part q
this donation, provided The $50 per cent
be received and Appropriated - she
building OF a rail read from Jeckson e
the Alabama hne. This eompromlse
will certainly be effected. Il Is proPos-
ed % apply the proceeds Of oae hanirvi
/ thousand acres Of land - the coassr1ctson
Of a levce upOa the east bank 81 tAs
Mississippi, extending ffom she uuas'ih g.
the Yazuo river 10 the aorthesn hsan-
darv OF the State. The territpry thas
will probably Be reelaiesed, = q eoa
siderable extent. and comprises The uosi
valuable portion OF Mississippi 'Fhe
plants thought entirely svasib.e = sAese
best qualified 10 Judge. The eemaia-
ing 100000 acres IL selected from las
reclaimed lani, will create = l4nd szih-
GENTLY large 10 build rail roai fsom
this place to Holly Springs aa1 I eaa
conceive Of no purpose % ~a5ca Ia oall
be more Iadicioasly ard pso6ably aP-
l propriated. The disigisatve share 8.
the proceeds Of the Pab.ie laa3s. 81 q
foolishly rejected by The snP2sseas = -
E govern this STATE.
+ This Is practical null 6ra,5en. b.ss q
q very harmless exercise OF rha; re.aeas
r in the present instance. eNcvps te ia.
D. rty agseieved. When Gea. laek>s.
Issued his celebrated Prosiaaatsoa
y warning the infatuated Eallc~ees q
4 John {. Calhoun. sgains- the 1aa-ers s.
d5sunion, and threateaiag them 18th th
: penalties OF treason aad rsbs.Iaon. 81
j Democracy laudcd he ~os1 Ro-na- g
y the skies for his iirtnncss All 3-c.ssee
p They there united ia execrat,ag she a.
5 vocates VI nul.iScation, aud agreei So
their leader, ami the grsat mass &c a
~ American people, that she >aPren
At Court Of the Uaised SAFES ~as the pc,
n per and oaly TRIBUNAL aaiAorize3 d q
e eide upon me ccassgatlsa2rIlx ~ al ..
y Of Congress, AMI thar ua',iscai5ea "a
q a remedy inconsistent wish the ex5sscue
Of confederate government. N
81 sc sans admirers of Jasksoa are =
4 sumiag to themselves the Fishs. ciaisa.
ne 81 South Casoliaa. 81 aaaaliag al a
OF Of Congress b. refusing - aoeeI
~ The provisions Of The late Dissrslssts.
. Act.
N, The litiIe Ieaven of nalil6eatca ~
. became incorporated lase sas Iaekss
5, party Of the Soush. b. lhs s.eeiea
y" Calhoun, have leavesed ths whs,= iaa.
IS and in their plastic hands the greas ma
lie OF ssRsslsss matter which Compose sl
r. -bone AMI sinew1 OF The D-snocrac
i'm have been moulded into the pecaliar =
tons OF The South Caroliaa Sehool.-
l. Yet We see men n the Legs aiarv. ".
Al believe that Gen. Jacksoa nexer cod
81 mitted an error duriag his al.niaissr
III ton. and Who saneiion every PviaciP
contained in MS PrOclamaiioa. vo,iag
ne resolutions embodying the very BE-,
'o- sizes against which TIA, edict was e
100 minated, and al The sane tinae exela'
us most vociferOasly uPoa the sserazl e.
OPP interchangeable frHfRs Of Demoeaev.
F'y have no confidence n shese lood pross
Tue tations Of devOtion . Safes RisAss
those, who a few years 40. were rea.
o' 10 tie the halter aroaad ne aeeks
nm their new allies; and shOald TIE loeo.
ns CO parry feel secure IN The sgrenssA
brute force and numbers. The misgas1
tue sons OF South Carolina ~oal3 frss,
'0O that they ever deserted The Wigs. -
IS will ever symPathise with them a n.
grievances,hO however iaagiaary hey us
" deem them 70 Be.
LocOfOeOism aekno~ledges % prsa
= pie bur the good Of party. ana Aas
=. bond Of uniou bds the prospect q p.
So H. r.. - :