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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05
GREAT STORM IN FLORIDA.

By an extra of the Tallahassee Star.
we have received the following particu.
lars of destructive storm that occurred
at Port Leon on the night of the 18TH
1DGf3nf.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05

Ne cessity of acorA for Chaldren--
There is no greater defect in educating
children than neglecting to accustom
them 10 work. 1t is an evil that attaches
most to large towns and cities. Our
children suffer from it. The parent
considers whether the child's work is
10 himself, and does not consider wheth-
er the work is necessary or not to the
child. Nothing is more certain than
that their future independence and COM
fort much depend on being accustomed
to work--accustomed to provide for the
thousand constantly recurring wants that
nature entails on US. If this were not
so. still it preserves them from bad hab-
its-it secures their healih-it strength
ems both mind and body-it enables them
better to bear the confinement of the
school room, and it tends more than any
thing else to give them just views oflife.
1t is too often the case that children.
provided they spend half dozen hours
of the day at school, are permitted to
spend the rest as they please. They
thus grow up in the wo,ld without
knowledge of it's tolls and its cares
They view it through false medium.
They cannot appreciate the favors you
bestow, as they do not know the tolls
they cost. Their bodies and minds are
enervated, and they are constantly ex-
posed to whatever vicious associations
are within their reach. The daughter
probably becomes that pitiabIe helpless
object. noyel-readiDg girl The sun,
if he surmount the consequences of your
neglect. does it probably after his plans
and station for life are fixed. and when
knowledge, for one of its important OBJ
iects. comes too late. No man or wo-
man is fully educated if not accustomed
to manual labor. Whatever accomplish
ments they possess, whatever their men
tai training, deduction must be made
for their ignorance of that important
chapter in the worlds great book. Ban.
gor Wing.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05
$50 8oc,ua,a.

October 5, 1843.-4t
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05

Electrical Phenomenon. English
traveller through the Alps of Savoy,
whose work is recently published, thus
describes certain remarkable sounds
caused by electricity;
The atmosphere was very turbid, the
ground was covered with half-meited
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05
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October s, i843.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-17
Ser . DQter lambs Jreunb un6 03ei1t Der 3elf

aenu9. oaB inn feline pfdt 9EbDt, es 5n 1bernebu'en
Scl9t tbm ollrd bic Teuer Yroben O!eeS lan9en UNI
blut9en &ompfes, uno 1aut ban1 'eoer BIN allt lbn
menn Der Se9 Ieiue Slumenfr1tSe nm 1elne Stlrne
9epunoen bat - renn er Don Deu SItfaus rufen 1ener
Santbaren Station beariet prollno tpenn er epf1dp'
en Der boditcn Ma9rotspercn bteierSfepublls A6erS
nnlnt. 9luf alien Steen- fet eS auf oeT NIT 3etten
beoedten Teo mitten i'm SuTule bcs &rie9sS- let IS
n'ltte1 I'M Sdl6dtenoDnncr ODER unter ben SeterI1ds
fetten oes eiietbun1s - febt br ibn bic n6mltde rn
bige 9leld1beit be6 @emuthes-oe 1tdnlihe 3uselung
etner Eeloenbafteu - bas ndtlihe ttce urtbei( lub
bic ramlthe IhHtterlideS Sefttefeit-oen ndmben
erbabenen tno och 70 er9ebenen 4dtriptismus - rie
ndmI!d)e @nteb9un9 orn allen per16nIihem Gbr9eS-
Die naltltde MtBahtun9 bon Seblts sntereNe bic ihn
eielt oernas, ale Ser9ntun9 fir feline unbeSabbaren
D1enEe obSuebneu- auf bic eoeIlte Weiie entpideu
er mnbte d ab er fodt fir g8ahrbsit uuo Geredtigs
te1t-tllr Srehe, fir Die geammte MenIhbeit. gr 1T
oa6 ad1te Wulterblo zines tpdbren amertfaulhenGba.
ratters. - Be [t Slid, welder Sescn
NJ nr IS fur utt s 1ein, mennnn ere
b u l9eu pOLittfer Die &c nj W B { [ |
8 en- a + [ bennb lten!"
Nlr 0[aubeu an sleide 91edtc- @ir sIdubeu. oaB
SanquerS, 9eld ancefn 9eutcu, fur ibre Sebuloen
pera'lt1rord' ien iolteu uno id Iebc feline @rinoe
tur elle 0clcnoere NMsnabme su ibren Gunten; Set
Grthaflng rgeno zines SantDlten,6, clte than aut
o"N0 Fut %AH9eI'Htett I'|Vt"' SU'''u|e %S'
te red'c Elm ebrIldes geIhdt treiben, fbnhen tner
etnem 9ett1nen Recommendation SDteme eben 70 Dor
neutrality-suspicious. treben ais inter r9eno el1ent an
ocr utebrIthe Qeute, tperoen natilrlicher gScc Gin
tpIrfc StSen jeoes GDitcm ri1acben, weldes baraut
beredhet 1T, ile ehrh 5u MAIDEN, roer perontwrrt!ld
fur hre lnehrllbfett Gle oenlCfratbe partbel ha,
ibre gruucIlbe bon cnem 9eiaureu Sautipiteme Be-
FAINT 9enadt. Sic fno Uobl oerltonoen. QStr bateu
inter 6telFt 6jrunefdsen 9efrhten unr haben trium
pblrcno 9eie9t. Saet rns etelelbeu beibeboeu, hnc
wenp Die Sauquier6 1tpiOis iItiS, gefhdfte inter c
nem SDteme III 1iahen, tpelhes ctie gtherbet 9e9er
Setrn0 uue llncbrlidteit beabNhtiSt, 70 tonneu wt1
tbrer Gicnlte entbcbren. eIunoe Bant II
o b cr fe inc. CTrumbua Oentctrat:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-17
UcruRtrathff:

PEN q W'GsS clrd1 0rn. @hriitiau Shmio, Ga, Nr.
Se'nt'op Sub bon 3eOncpel> NIT 8rdulrin Sbrijfi.
ia % Fey er crn Ybilippsburq.
Jsre Sutr 8att trmmt spu Dten,
0ss SOatOmm'nc tliDt i'm srsen Stt.
u"o ss msdGt G5ottes 0u:e ni6t;
Sr"'n SerrauenS auf rcn SIt ssbrten.
s"sr scrs bat tefTen !eNns setpottn,
Der bic Sabn tsn tauItne QRelten trt6t.
Scr 0ur9 leiit Atenplilffe Ipriett,
DC" mir aud i'm 9rnncr,turme lcben.
N'S3 aud beute Cine ewse @nars
S'"pe iet" in crnlfer 3Bei1t:@tunee
uno forta" Gud fesnenp fets umbpet.n
M Der siess, auf rsr 1usfuS. .lfaps
9aanselt ia Sas lfi!e e5l4d i'm S,npe
eie erpelP" ssdb @ternen un(er <eten.
o,,, Ssed Elm pdrdeu!
osyr g. Smith ait 40 ohrs sqaH ,,t s SSrIn Spaneg
~, Sir9Msn ''''"'"S"''" S0""'
@s s' esuer e""" ma" lSe", se {ets ntat ptrseTen
o"' 0"'"me" "'@t ju bclen, ,rarmt man ,l3 an eer-
cDlcn!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-17
Anforoertln9 an q. Staffer.

Cerle!ee pat ocr etsra Sabrem cine Gi(fe n,t si,
nern Oct unterje'oneten in @bdmtersbura feben os.
st nnc pre nun hermit aueeforrert, bie5ebe binmcn
ot9sn sOn ots(em Datum mesnne1men IT. bic
ear esraaI 90{eSe Sue 1pw1e rie Soften oieer giurlf
Snhalt na gerauf rieler 2cit miro 6tentic nerfsnft
'O'a9t nt: Sobn 9bttmauu.
= m oer s BIT + 8. "a. Je6r. lS43.
@o ut peter eieberm mann,
aus De'Bltasen, Sberaurt Notbwel, s6nioref
ASlutemberg 2
Ser1eloe oerlieB Dor 6 9Soeten feire bier febenh.
Stau eene !hr " a9en Wrhin or gcbeu tpcte. Ca sid
icy s s &e tsn est esn Tim eissrcen il, 70 bta
1enfreuno Der cen slufeutbalt oes beaaten 81 achsr.
nnoun seHnt, Ssadrsht hierber selangen iu lafsn
urfuln 2iebermar
IN ptttsfura, III. q.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-17
IeN Gr fol- ferner Elm Bud fabreu nnb am Gttuee jc<
oes toIben Satrs ccr Der GefulAaft JFebnan9 able>

EeN Gr fcQ ferrer Elm 8Md fabren ,nb am SIHse jcs
oes halben Sahrs rOrS Der GefeuIAaft gRehnNr9 abe>
l9eH. -.
NrtifeG w. Aufudbme.
l. Bri Der sufnabme eIses Witslsbes bleibt ce fet
Sauptbeengung, oG6 Der @anerat Elm mpraIiId gutter
Wenld, Der beutl6en Sprahe a1ddta, unS NIT benz
3we8e ber @eitudaft uCItfemaen enperNaAreM Ici !
g. Cine perfoNt bic NttGlicc IN perbeH rphnidt t,muB
ocu einem @tsltebe Der GeeaItbaft Ssr4etda9en unc
empfobcn yperoeu pcrauf bic Gsfsalhafti for9fltg
prfen fol-, Sb Der @d1'coat bic Sur NHfnabHe erftr.
rerltdben @t9eufdoftcni beilbt; tnoem fe 9rFynfe'
Sthrltte ergre, I'M grtunri9un9 nter re6en sutet,s
eebeNswanoel ein;uSieben. 50
3. Benn nad ni09lidft acnauer priifun9 bic &C.
ieuhaft ben 9ansoaten CUR 9ufnahmc fikt9 cradtct,
70 fanu er an Der ndofeu Sieung, untcr ben Beitim
nunSen per 9teben9efeBe uno gnrdtuu9cn Der @eleus
ihaft ouf9ercrnNen mereen.
NrtiteG V. e ebenQe1cte II. f. m.
!. Die 9cIel(haft icH ras 01edt batcn, cen Mits
9IEeoer" fnrd Scben9eese SerUrcnuu9cn uno ginr.dS
tu9en, bic NIT Dieter SrnItltucn nidt III MioerlprMdJ
Ieben, SDedoientbe Serpfdtlneen auf;uerIceeM, unr
oeren Secbohtun9 uno 9lusllbuu9 NIT StrafeM 9ebrr
rt9 Su IantttOnlrcn. 9Iud' cu &c baB Hcd,t batcn,
SwedoenIlt)c @inrd]tun9en su treen in Be;us auf1o
tal'tdt Materollcn uao anccrc 5rcobef6rpernce @es
9enfdnbe.
q Die re9eImd6ise Sisur9en ter @eeufhaft fcueu
nonatleb tpcnsltens enma tott tnben, uuD Srar 1pa
ee 3ahI rpcbI ais bic 3cit rereten rnrd) bic ebcu,
)seIcse beitlmmt ,perocn.
Artite / VI. @ntlaBun9u.C ~. -
J. Sin Wlt9Ieo fann jn r9eno einer 3eit feline Gus'
Ialun9 besebreL muB aber 5u bieiem 3wcde an ciuer
reSelmd6tsen S'eunS Der Geeulhoft, Elm 1hrftd,cs'
@enth eit1reen, pcrin bic @rnnoe bic bafIelte ,um
9nstrlte teftmmen, oeutlid au9c9eben iInc Die Sc.
|leHfhaf fol- bteran CUR r1n9 bieier grinoe 1dbrei.
ten nno Oenn Fe oeelbe fir suldngld rrct, r funn
lle oas Wlt9lleo entIai1en.
g gNenr bic @eeuithaft ans rrftisen Grnntcu artrs
e!t9eo Der Idnsern 2beilnohme an rer@ceuidaft ais
unfabS fncet 70 lell 1le oaS Net baben oa clte fur
elen 3eltraun 81 luepenoreu roer audi e6u,i d, aus,
SutoBen. Die srt ano Getie Der CuspenTcn uuo Sus.
tp6un9 lcA our Die 0eten9eIese ndbcr bcu,mt ,pcrs
ccn
ArtifeI VII. .9Lbdnberuuq. q
OW @onltitutton (ou MIR rurh bic Stimn,cueiuheit
ldn1mtlthcr MttGecer Eer 9cieUhaft, ,lno al einrr
resemdbscn Sieuns verducert rber perbeGert rtreru
tonnen, uno par Mahoem Der sntrG9 an Ser lektecr.
her9ehe1een re9emdssen @isuuha ftriftlie SrfeHt
nno bic Nh9l'ersr baeeh 9ehrri9 III fcnntutG yrfses
IDrrrcN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-17

Gyler.8 am Iu II n9.-s|m 4. B. Wepn
fano, scn1de Heterogeneous 8efonumo dung eiue
Beriddtulun9 iu 3uuiten grdlpent Eyers in,
&ourtbaue eahter itatt, BET rDtler @etese ubet @en
So. g. 9Surp y bon gBitifotgt etne Sre Stuuoe,
lan9e eee hlel tpelde (einSeue @emerfun9en ausses
nonln1en) bon oem Dempfraten 9ilnitig duf9enpmmcn
,puree, pdbreno Die Qgbiss laure 65e5ter fduitten
Der 9eeoner pertbeot9te Sebu TYler's BerDtente ais
prdNoent Der Ser Staate, uno 5ttste auf flare uno
taBtte 9Setle, eaB oerel6e, ourd ben Gebraub euer
8etc'8ewalt oas 9ano POM @ereerben rertete, ,porl
rs Der Soocralismu6 ourd grribtung eiuer 9. Staa:
ten Sanf gu ltir5em 9eoadte. @r Setete ferncr eab
Sobn SYer onrd1 oele6 unD anoere Setpiee bcn rid:
ttsen Stanbpunft ais prQbent Der Ser. Stadteu err
tannt uno eln9cnonuen babe, baB er fret 1cit oler
parteilfelt le uno ielb oerjen9en artet tpelte ib
gum amt bradte, fd mutbis eut9e9euiteOte, ais Die
St'mme te'nes getptl1ens nno eine beere llebcrScu
9un9 es BON tbm scfrroert babe
Die Serbanoluu9en Oteler Gerlammlun9 erhielter
p!r ldrn IN oeutfher Gprae, jeoed gu fnr5 Dor ben
Atldlalle nnlereS Aeutiscn 8ate6, tpcebaIt mir eri
d # 4Sed)e oas Sersntsen ba6en lperoeul lclht
AnIern 9eebrten Qelern ucr,ueqen.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-17
q II ! c { a E.

per Heoatteur elmer Ger criten Deutfden 3eitunoen
.n Der 4,Ion wtnidt cine aneerweitise Steauna. Wom
9emOe M 9efaa.9'f AT Due Seransseber Der v9ten u.
pbia. "0'' p'""'el-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-17
Quittunoen.

necr wabreS Der Irsteu @ode cinsesabItcs SftHrqts
petnrid Sdwerbtfe9er, 8avge Gc. $500
9lnoreas StabI, 8etblebem 90
Sotn publer, llnipntcmn 3 3TA.
5obn Wc1ncr> Mcunt @atpn 2Oo
JDhn 3ouln9er. Mcunt Gatcn OO
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-17

01-&cues Blatt-@s 1T un5 Die Tote Summer
zines III uf a pbcbentlt1 erlteincrecu 8lattes,
uno Bon cen Secrreu 6. 6 + q 1t e uno 81. M ~
heraus9e9eben miro, su9efcn.meu. cnthdlt
b6dit utereante Gceentduoe, unc, spa5 bic politit
anbetrtf 70 herrldt oarn Der Gje Der reuteu lll1s
partcllid)fet uno 0ulp1amfelr.-
Mtse oas llnternehmen ScOadter ccrren nit eineu1
ertpunldtem Grfolae aefrent mcroeN -
The hornet., 1843-09-05
liverpool Classification.

Bdgging and ROpe.-No change in the
prices; II l3 cents for Baggng, and a a 5!
cents for Rope. On time l49 ISL cents, for
the former, and 81 81 cents for the latter.
Sugar.--44 64-sales brisk
Cofee.-Rio s SIC, Havana "a 81 cts,
and st. Domingo 81 81 cents per pound.
MOldSSeS.-2l "a cts.
FIOur.--PriceS have been uniform and stea.
dy; say 81 40 a 81 rs per barrel.
Pork-For Mess $ll and Sll 25; Prime
$40 25; NJ o $40 25; Clear $I2 SO.
Lard.--44 7 cents-the demand is dull
BdcOn.-Hams and 4& cts; sides 81 81
and 44 Cts; shoulders 2 to q cts.
WhiSkey.-I9 20c..
Cwn.-35 40 cents. The receipts are
about equal to the demand.
Oats-2S a 30 cents per bushel in bulk, and
81 and 35 cents in sacks. The stock is light
but ample for the demand
Rice.-From q to cents per ID.
Teas.--Imperia and Gunpowder, in small
SO SIS cents, Young Hyson 3S
40 cts, Powchong 40 As cts, Souchong 35 a
40 cenis per ID.
Candes.-New Bedford brands 81 and CSC.
Nantucket 25 26 cts. per pound.
Sodp.--Boston No. at al 5 cts. per ID.
Refined Sugar.--No loaf and crushed l24
II 3centS per pound.
The hornet., 1843-09-05

PAGENTs.-The following named gentle
men will please act as our agents, and receive
and receipt for subscriptions to the HoRNEr.-
Other of our friends not named, who may
take an interest in the matter. are also author
lied to do the same.
At Shongalo-MessrS. Chas Kopperl, c. F.
Fisher and Robert Cross.
At Middleton-Messrs. Jno. o. Young, Jas.
NJ. Dunn, Morgan Csudle and n. N. Moore
At Parker's Precinct-Messrs Jno. A. Bin
ford, ]. w. Dykes, James Parker and Hector
Mcneil.
Smiths Mlls-Messrs. David Akin, T. NJ
Smith, G. A. Graves, z. Pratt, and David En-
mons.
At Williams Landing-Isaac Hannah, w.
N. Miller, F. w. Sabin, Jno- T. Ready and j.
G. Harris.
At Black Hawk-MesSrs William Gillespie,
Doct. Terrell, Reuben Marshall, w. A. Smith,
James and David Standley.
Marion-Messrs. A. B. Robinson, E. Fisher
and Robert Smith.
At CoiIa-James HarrelI, L. w. Carleton
and Littleton Benthall.
At tJackson-James Smith and A. E. Snoot.
The hornet., 1843-09-05

eel s"fBs paNR ~ rantftsues ~ having allied
fbf DfsalHa iiss columns ~ 30 pstsfl IN ihts
unl'ee't0lhg wefl sod fsHsluis ihat lls has
l'ese laeaHilgsitly dgpsd ~ q sausspanaaai
uiisflY fsekisss ~ hlt sessfiians. and afsialg
iaaafaat If political history. Beb charge
y ~ gutfHgs aa tie issliaas " l,lt family.
#Bd H4f iwsH psffaHrly fsfufsd ~ tFlYa Clay
ien h.mssIf n ihs Iialis n Congress.
TIE hets wbIeh hsvs given at.,gs afs
fresh iB tiia recollection n maHy gsbllsmsH.
lfsnif sai aboelaias ~ tlis dsee4ssd rest
ding how lH tHtf State whs wlIl NJ afl times
flsshH''y aifefi their truth Hieh lsias his
ftfe, ilis community are isf ~ fafia their sma
eaneluslsHa, ~ 10 tie msllgea whlah prompted
this wHHt8H anH ffH#fttvH aH8ulf uu tha char
setter If Judge thYtJH EHt b8vs a8 faft
but ihat bt8 afeH#sfs faboevef They may bel
vii he visited with q Iutt condemnation.
have h0w pef0amst whsf eout.1sfsd a.
Imperative duty, tfHI 10 HaH8ftIF men mifht
lte certified properly gf fhe lfuih aanl ID fam
their Hupfenigng IT tfii fhafga ffisY have
dpns inia#tlce a. the ebametsfef Judge Clay
ton, That amends might be- fgfhulih made
IN making tbia statement have iaen setu.
aled, by no apprehension that the interests IT
Geo. " Clayton would he BIufuusly affected
by Tbs charge against biz father 4(with this
! have nothing ~ do,j bat solely with view
n doing justice to tho memory ~ unc who Is
dead. Very respectfully yours,
JOS ~ COBB
The hornet., 1843-09-05

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=, ss5sritsmenfs 10 tha sams pf8
n fataftl8Ha m0sf ~ msfkfd
X fHs meY. sfbefNfte fiie9 aiii -
4 fafsH aa saa ehsffsd ssfDf8iHglY
III f. aau4a#l ESTATE Aiil H.
ra mtrs IF advertising
49, sff. 81 pHhlf# sadfnsses taf fha
q lsf asfuas ~ eampaHifsi Mtii b.
II A#IffmsHff
Il sg. N every description, ssseatsd
i. "A Aesgstft or Having . large
aaat ~ faHfY a tabfYpr. seafa
H. slaAs ~ Lkfffa Fatas fHi9ftep
lH thi8 fsspert. we fesPet ffHlIf
assa u ihs feHpla u Carroll sod he
IS Fafk. are considered dHs ~ ston
ne tsd PERSONS eiIl be espeefed ~
asaeeef called upon.
.snfets to b. paid fgf in advance
- sud communication addressed
- 8a business with tho Office, The
! faid, ~ they will GOT BE- atleaded 10.
The hornet., 1843-09-05

Nfw OaLstps M.nRrr The New Orleans
Bulletin, Of the 2Gth uIt, says.--"1hc general
market Of our city j, dulI In the cxtreme--aud
the transactions Of Ingt week do not call for the
alteration Of a figure. The general health Of
the city s good Tor tie season, and should the
yellow fever not become an epidemic, as is
hoped, wc may anticipate an early revival Of
business.
CorroS.--Since our review of the 10Th inst,
Our Cotton market has presented new fea.
ture, and the weeks business has been a mere
trife, at irregular prices, averaging about the
quotations of last week, which are continue d
for the old crop. We have received from 35
to 40 bales new Cotton, but only hear of the
sales OF the two first, which were taken by
amateurs at ~ cents por 10. but until our ro
ceipts are larger there will be no fixed price,
therefore we omit quotations for the new.
The hornet., 1843-09-05
,s.. 90 rais parFa.

I,HkgT #lli hs hsfsfalsi.sa ~ slhris
| 4. : ssatsf fssfiaa a. ths -
The hornet., 1843-09-05
POETRY

Y"
fyr pE2ntaAr uASnYH STRUNG"
leoHNrucArEp.
TO --.
think Of theel
mott
bat e'cr may bc,
vt;
Rose blushing lies,
4 u sleep,
first reyelries,
b. keep,
but joyously meath the green tree;
Think | of thee.
be Ianguid noon,
e close,
a fairy boon
Ie the Rose,
n + enchanted Stream
lone,
n Name-a Dream,
pine oWn
chill yapors bid
bws lour--
Nc folded lid,
Aahe Flower
how mournfully think of thee
#my destiny,
bnd me;
one hope for me,
hc lot,
/ think of thee!
hk not! R.F.B.
Rty, Mississippi.
Rowlng communication, we find in
'sman," a bond-paying Democratic
FIshed at the city of Jackson. We
|SpIlclt in stating the source from
Is article came, that all may see that
are not alone as a party, in the
Ol State honor. This article cannot
zee oy an appearance in the Hornet.
pure democratic epiStle to the men,
party throughout the State. After
y one, it should be handed to ano-
., and passed round until the whole
Of Carroll will have seen and read
rd:-
ne TO call your attention TO the ef-
making ! by most of the repudiating
.''lS State, as well as of many else
make an impression that the anti.
re willing to conciliate-met for
ol harmony yielded every thing
erS-made every concession that
meh could ask; but nothing would
oe,r; and no alternative was left
90 as they did, appoint an anti
very office. Not being present, |
70 say, how far this is true, of my
! but from every thing that has
II lhlS country, in the last election,
y ~ 'ne February convention, the re-
',llS y Pretended ,9 harmony and concil-
e. The Cancellation and harmony
ne side OF the bonders. The ticket
'Pects last elected was very objec-
: principles advocated, unknown
,1.dcy here or elsewhere; and to
recognized by the democrats of
'd'e' Yet for the sake of harmo-
!Oh a was suffered to arise, the bond
my ~ 'he most indubitable teStimo-
gheSS 10 yield every principle
oi or !. g TO keep the party together
!, u 'ne most revolving character,
oo9ia not be separated from fed
j nau 10 be swallowed now, when
nance : Tor the bonders to make
- principles, and 10 ask no more
- IuSllce, the trammels of party |
. IOlcesslon and harmony must be |
Dnly terms upon which 1t can be
lsr 'he repudiators,) is TO place
ono ~ upon the ticket for every office.
'O''clllation and harmony with a
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