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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

Ncm York and the Presidency.--Th.
N. Y. Herald states that after hearing of
the Democratic Legislative caucus at Al.
bany, the "Young Mems Association" Of
New York held meeting and rcpudiated
much of their doings. It. was, the,eupou.
thought necessary 10 cali meeting of the
"O'd Men's Association Of Republicans"
to sanction the legislative proceedings
Fhis coll appeared in Mr.. Van Buren,.
organ, the Pieaian. The result, however
was that preamble and resolutions we,.
adopted Disappearing of the course Of the
Legislature, and sustaining the course Of
the Young Mems Association. These re.
solutions recommend that the convention
be held in May, 1914, and oppose the no.
mination Of any one sunless he be the
open and avowed champion of Free Trade
and Equal Rights"
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

Mr.. Frenhs S has wriitena letter to IL,
editor of the Columbus Wing, full Of vitu-
peration aud abuse Of the anii.bond paw:
ers. The letter favors the policy Of thu
~higparty's running bond paying DEM.
Graf for Governor, and suggests T. Il.
Williams as the proper man. Mr.. PEN.
tiss thus admits the weakness Of the wings
in this State, and he would resort to TIA
iavorite system of tactics of the wings to
diride and conquer. t...
The Mis'issippian states, as will be see n
by an extract from that paper in another
column, that Judge Mitchell will not con-
sent TO the views of Mr.. P. but is deter.
mined to run on his own hook
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13
FRANKLIN SMl III
From the Washington Spectator.

Hear both sides and then decide-The
policy ofihis county is TO look to its COM
merce as the active agent, in seeking
markets for the sale or interchange Of the
productions Of agriculture and the mocha
mic arts. sIfmeasures ofGovernment Grip.
pic this agent, the effect Immediately is
felt by the farmer, The manufacturer and
the mechanic, in a prostrstion Of all
these branches of innsry. We need no
better illustration Of this than it is at this
moment presented. By false impression
that special protection would work bene-
ficially, we find commerce pro strated, and
the result is, that the fed, Inc factory, and
work shop, are left with their respective
productions accommodating on their hanos'
and no market or demand for them. 70
Mical economists" may cescant through la
bored volumes to show the advantages or
disadvantages of " couniervailng du,ies,"
!" home protection" Ger &c, but prarti-
cal men will not fail TO perceive the differ
ence between theory and practical results.
We never knew The time when our COM
merce fiourishod, that all other interests
were not also in prosperous condition.
Nor did he ever know the time when our
commerce was proslraled, that al other
branches Of industry were not in slckcloih
and ashes.
Suppose, by rigid system of wat is
called home protection, our commerce, as
il naturally NEST, goes oat Of existence, CT
sinks TO the eondiuon of ihat'Gt Italy Or
China, on what can we rely 10 guard our
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

"Nor is our Government obe maintain
ed, or our Union preserved by invasions of
the rights and powers of the several States.
In thus attempting to make our General
Government strong, we make it weak
Its true strength consists in leaving midi
viduals and States, as much as possible, to
themselves in making itself felt, not in
its power, but in lis benifcence, not in its
control, but in its protection, not in bind
ing the States more closely to the centre,
but leaving each to move unobstructed in
IS proper orbit. "--Jdcksoa,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13
Canon, Mss. April 20, ls43.
Dr.. JAMES HAGAN:

Canon, Mss. A prI %, lS43.
Dr.. JAMES HAGAN:
Dear Sir--You are authorized, (if soma
other person he not already announced
from this section of the State) to place my
name before the people as q candidate for
Cong ELS. Had any gentleman--a good
man and true, presented himself from
North east Mississippi, without DR.. OWNS
transfer Of right 10 that quarter, would
haze been conlentt remain a mere yo:er:
but | wish 10 make it appear that there Il
one man at least, in Mississippi who caa
act independent OF the dic'a'iIn Of tho lare
United State Marshal aud all tao SC huch
s'erlng arrangements by which lille men
have heenm made great, and great maa Ii.
tie, IN this Stae.
While the ticket remained cnt; e, Giav.
ing attended The Convention at Jackson.)
| fclt myself cStopped from posing t.
but am now Released, so r. az one Of
the names on thai ticket is concernc', and.
am satisfied from tho extensive territory
OF this Slate no fair expression of the vii
of the people can be had in any State
Convention, From what saw OF The last
Convention, | am determined in future
never to attend another 10 nominate candi.
dates for the State. TIE voice oflhe pco.
pie is stihed in such assemblies by lhs
log.rolling and sroppings which belong 10
them. | am Democrat, and have ever
been. am for odhcring to the ropudia.
ton of the Union Bank bonds 10 the death.
| am a.uinst the reputation OF the Plant
ers' Bank bonds.
| wllendcavor to visit during the cnm-
ing. summer anffall, all the counties of the
State. From what know of the people,
| know that they will welcome among
them any man who will peril himself and
his reputation, am fully aware Of tho
hazard of my undertaking. to enable them
to vote for candidate who asks no Gavors
but at their hands, and who wants no re-
COMMUNICATION but that. which belongs to
an honest name, and an entire confidence
intheir patriotism, virtue and intelligence
Very respectfully, Yours, &c.
FRANKLIN SMl III.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13
NOMINATIONS OF THE STATE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

For Congress,
JACOB THOMSON:
WNL. H. HAMMETl', OF Washington co.
WIN. L. STONE, OF Lawrence county.
For Governor,
ALBERT q. BROWN.
For Secretary Of State,
GEORGE R. FALL.
For Auditor of Public Accounts.
JAMES E. MATTHEWS.
For State Treasurer,
GABRIEL S. COOK.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13
TO THE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

CONFORMATION are requested 10 meet
in Jackson, on line 4th Monday of Moy Tor
the purpose of transacting business OF i'm
portance. The Editors of Democratic
newspapers throughout the State are res
pc fully invited to attend with the Commit
tee and participate in its deliberations.
ROBERT L. HARRIS,
Chairman
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

We take occasion to-1ay t. repeat what
we have before said, thatin no instance
will proof Of publication OF notice in bank
rupt cases, be furnished from this Office
unless the rule of Court is first complied
with Nv payment Of The prin, er's fee.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

The steamboat "Harry Of the West"
burst her boiler few days ago, on tho
Mississippi. This was, we suppose done
in imitation of the example of her illus.
trious namesake. OF course she sunk.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

Below will be found the letter from cur
friend and townsman, franklin Smith,,
Esq, addressed to The editor OF the Vicks.
burg Sentinel, which we promised to pub.
lish last week.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

Those persons d,slrous Of having the
Bap'is' College hcatcd at this p ace are
requested 10 meet in the court room on
Monday next, immcdi tcly after The ad-
j urnment of Curt in the eycalng. $780,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

A dreadful confagration has occurred
in Wilmington, N. G. It is estimated
that about 100000 worth of property was
destroyed. Insurance is supposed to have
been on 100000 worth Of it. Among
the buildings destroyed was the Methods,
church.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

Read the speech ofMr. McDufie pub
Iished to-day.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

The Collector of Customs at New Or.
leans has made default for about one hum
dred thousand dollars.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13


"UNFA1R."-This word "unfair" has
become great raw,h ead-nnd- blood, bones
with the editor of the Mississippian. Mr..
Calhoun in his !aio letter to the Indiana
Committee, speaks Of a fair organization
ola national convention. and his frients
and the presses that prefer him, all de-
mind the .fdirest mole Of organization.-
Fhereupon the hoi ST horror of the Mis-
sissippian is aroused, and its editor ex-
claims, ",0hen ace accuse one portion Of
The party Nth disposition TO actuafairly
IRE gire a pdrracidaI bon to the great body
Of the party"
We accuse no one-we can well think,
without accusing or eliminating any
one, that such a mode of organic ltion as
that proposed by Virginia and New York
would be unfair. The term certainly inn
plies no moral wrong-impates no corrupt
native.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13

The democrats Of Copiah county have
held a meeting and approved Of the pro-
position fora new State Convention.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-05-13
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

We have received only scattering and
unsatisfactory returns from the Virginia
elections. 1t is certain however that
jones has be ,ton Bolts in the Richmond
District by small majority. Ncwton
(whig) has beaten Hunter in the 9th DIS
trict, and GiImer has been defeated by
Goggin (whig). In the Norfolk Distric,
Atkinson (dem is elected over Lang.
horne. Chiffon (whig) has been elected
in the 9th, Hubbard (dem.) in the 4th and
Taylor (dem.) in the l0h Districts. The
wings have so far gained members in the
Legislature.
1t is conceded that the election. has not
turned entirely on Federal politics--this is
he fact particularly with regard to the
election for members of the State Legisll.
ture. The wings are repadiating in Vir-
ginia, and ran the question of taxation
against US.
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Annual Advertisers charged $50 10 nes ana in tina,
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HAVE IN Store, and am receiving, my
spring stock of Groceries, which ofEef for raic
""' Iof cash or In prompt dealers
is- hlni- v Orleans and Rico sugar
W q" 81 Cfot Sugar. part strictly prime
BOO bags iarura. RIO. Java nd Manila Cofs.
31S kers Max end
loo BOXES Ialow and Sgen Candies
10 d. Hui's family soap
20 uetees Rice
20 Aes- Gunpowder tBeauy's Dupont..)
tons Shot
W tons Coiniry. TreieRar English and syyedes Iron
. half pipes genuine o. Handy
l pipe London Dock d. fv.,v .,D.,;o.,
do pure old Holland Gin
hah pipes Imitation ,. Brandy
Or casks Old Sherry Wine
half pipes superior Wh.kev livery oil,
Woolsey 4 Woolsey's loaf sugar
ffinie y o. MoiasSes, IN hhi- and Dbl.
common Nhiskey do do
Gunpowter Black IIyson Tea
ff'' 1''- "
superior old r. Bandy. in demiohns. the vnrage OF SOC
lotion Yarns Bed Cords Leading Lines
Pepper Ginger Alum
Alspee Nader Indigo. Cop2eras
Painted Buckets. e. &C.
9oOo lbs BALTIMORE Mdilng Bacon
<'oOO d. hog round do.
500 sacks Liverpool salt
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SPRING AND SUMMER HATS
Nadeira. Sherry ana Port Wines.

subaefbefs take pleasure 70 call the thu trade
and Their friends generally, arrangements recently mao with
e e--r bekhurn 10 procure Wines the different
Saaeira sherry and Port tins place which they can
WIN ehehee ana pleasure recommend The most
Telbe Standing Of The Mesr Blackburn guarantee that any
"'uet ot lsir Wines viii be compliance with agree
nent The subscribers solicit orders
Won OF es' SeoTse and Robert Blackburn Maera. for
ne o Reserve London Particular choice London Particular
seela bla Mansey and Tinta, ai Sheues and Port from
Mercy and orto selected by Msss Forster Co
nose iona OF s"r"' AMI Port have opportunity through this
ageneyto command the purest table Of IN. d,,,
F qualities ana prices can be seen Application To
mn y DINIOP MDNCI.RE A.
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
n


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agency at kici,nOId, virginia.
'ulS Company was Incorporated in the year
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MANUFACTURING embellishments boa-sbol furniture and meehln
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Any os- which the Company may sustain on ri.le t,sep M
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Applications iof Insurance the poe,e. may b.
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H. BALDWIN. Asen.
no 20 Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c.
oicsaie mud Retail.
n WE take this occasion again remind our friends
' s"s S: ss@ss .se s or c.: 3: "a :%5
- hwer than formerly. and 1t determination TO
our stock a. fast possible COUNTRY MER
ns 'he that no efforts shall wanting to please
mem IA al RESPECTS Amongst our assortment
FOR LADIES.
'''e' rg superior F'ereh Morocco and Kid Slippers part
Ladies very superior French Morocco Walking Shoes do
Do fine T F% ss; Mo,a, and Nd a., do do
Do DO cal.sn aud Bues,sin ssor g' 'e''''o' at u
DO eonured Morocco slpD.rs. white and white .atn do
FOR GENTLEMEN.
'en'emens ven superior calkn and Morocco Boots Miles.
DO low priced pegged ami -.wed Boots
No very superior caf-kin and Morocco BroganS Niles
DO fine cafand Kip-kin Bro=ans and Shoes. assor,ea
do hhe buehskn Shoes and slippers
Misses ven fine French Morocco and Kid slippers
~ u' do do 90 Walking shoes
do do do do and Sealskin Boo,e.s
do d. d. sealssin and Leather Walking shoes
BOYS.
BOYS very fine Cafskn Brogans and Shoes
DO do do Kipskin do DO
DO lined and bound. rerred and s.ved Brog,ns
do thick unbound begged an seyved Do
WOMEN
"Snen' leather peeged and sewed welts, assorted
10 DO do do do
do do Hid and Morocco Slippers DO
MEMS.
Mems lined and bound pcgged AMI s-wed Kin Brogan.
DO do dn do Shoe
do thick unbound begged and seved Brorans
do thick pegged and scyed Boots
ALSO,
general assortment Chn's Boots and Shoes \, all mice,
ALSO,
superior Hand Leather Wood Frame TRAVELLING ,,,k. -
travelling Bags Nace Cap and Letter Paper
maPpng Paper ShOe Thread. Brushes Hacking
Hair Trunks, all sizes. &C ID nTITINCToN a 80 --'
-, wholesale and Retail Dealers n Boots. Shoes &C.
Man Hon.
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" OTTO EI

w nave sold our stock of Drugs Medicines
raini~ OILS SC 70 WIN h. HAYWOOD 10 .hoD, 49,. -
Gently recommend our late customer. " ~ WIN" we conn
SAMUEL. p ADIE q CO
TIE subscriber begs leave TO announce IN ,b,
h, OF ue ate concern Of Samuel p Ade Co "a a..
-, mat having purchased above x,o~k a., - ~
unions 10 Il supplied himself the tr,d. /. r.S =. ~,
Us n MS hiie whsiesai- and retail on IN. me-, ~.,.e
IN me strictly SIX month. liberal discount for 80
CHANTS ami Physicians assured Thai hi, o.
uers shan BE attended to neatnes and d,,ch ~ e Or
usi.i'eh
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POTOMAC RAILROAD

'ENHE public are hereby notified that on Satur
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Philadelphia viii be and that travellers going No,
on ana amer that day reach Philadelphia OF the dv on
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being al Philadelphia day advance by tine River Bly
Steamboats,. 1880 - -1'
Nhh view OF NJ
departure Of the Washington Baltimore Cars from Wa.bto
"u be delayed whilst the Augusta repair until half p.
instead Of T. r NJ $500 49, y
~ Returning souh passengers By this line leaving New York
y A VI arrve in Richmond by half past NJ the next asr
"oon THOMAS SHARP.
Hh S'-4H agent of ransn
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