The hornet., 1843-10-03

Iiies. TO- roaiasifi ihe fuure 0i NfN l0fA
on ibl, subject nii ihai of Mississippi The
Constitution III iIls 'eruer state bad been un'
.qusslionahly violated. since i required laN
pledtiaa lhs alih ~ lhe f'sls 10 pass iif w..
g.slsipfs ~ 3 ug.outy ~ tWo ib.nli, H'f'fif
i ~ss snaefl ~ iafs ma.1niy ohIl bI'
'he Nsw foItfnd ngi shield 'hsmF.lff 'f.
hIad lhs ru fInfhaumssHr, "W. aN
lhs moHff aal Hs'. at 30 Ia.k' TIE ".
r.fa'8fs voted a iaf o. mt.Hla.0 i.a '8a"I q"
fhe sais. 4HI f.a people uiH.afi iHfW w.
noticed i0a faHHfiy With wh..l f.ais Hhf
bil iareHsl NeH. 900 sa.aysI i.s IflslH
u fls t4Hs. 4fsfT 'Hs aGmisf Of whom aff
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afl dsraHis money u.rH 4I .nHnfll HHf
Hb by nHrfHsHf msIHI. 'alI alf u s.H0
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men luI .8.a'lGId.a auI aHaInu sdaI
thsa IsHaIa.. ' De complained o' l.s 10
I4i.fs done tHa ismaut huI.nyau Hg
tbs AdIfs. OF no iaia A8U.h8Bi Convention.
nod syroasI .f misrepresentation lia rg.
ileei Goo, .1 fhs conclusion sf h.l remarks
ibe charge 'b1fhe w1t ihs author Ut nIs pre-.
cot revenue aet 1hs w1f Incorrect ils
hai aided. ai lhe member Of o committee lg.
frame revenue b..l buf .l va afterwards
q meuded, aBi be voted against it
The anecdots Of the Col. about lhe grocery
Keeper. the indian and buck, which he related
10 perfection, was received with great hugh.
.er and applause. At tbo time be- was foIa..
ting u, wc thought tbs prsdirlment of Ger.
lain Col Boon living ~ Tippib county, was
.uch as we would sbiycr to be- placed In. lfaI
ias been guilty Of writing letters to the Edit /
'r Of The Missiwirpan, which contained base
md wiIlu laI'choois. This was pinned upon
i'm, face to face, by Col. w. during late sis.
to that county. The Misisyippan Is filled |
weekly, by the coinage Of stuff from lust such
correspondents Poor auti.bonders. we pity
heir gullbility.
Col Williams lays no claims to oratory: but
c made a clear and iorcible speech, and for.
he'd his arguments with facts and documen.
lry testimony. The manner in which he
andIed the bond-queston, eyinced good sense
nd thorough acquaintance with the subject
e met the miserable excuses urged against
lylng our debts, and we could not but no.
&C The uneasineSs of some of our anti.bond
lends during the delivery of his remarks
is views OF state policy are just and compre.
'nslve' and such as we earnestly hope will |
1t prevail in Mississippi.
Next after COL Williams, came George R
ayton' the bond-paying Whig candidate for
oVernor' tie IS noble looking specimen of i,
human family, and from first observation
ouId satisfy sensible man and good iudre c
at nature had intended him as well as ma
rlty OF the good people of Mississippi to
the Gubernatorial Chair of State Mr. 81
ayton' when he mounted the rostrum. was Il
'elVed as one should be who is advocating 8
ever honorable and laudable doctrine Of 81
IcI adherence to the payment ofpubIic debts
arguments throughout were fortified with a
n proof and facts, as to defy mortal man to II
attempt to battle against them. He Ct
y pleasant speaker and by his courteous ~
ring and gentlemanly address, has gained pa
friendship and esteem of host Of old and an
ePendent planters from among both poIit Sic
parties. Our friends abroad NAV be- as no
ID that all is right in the North, and that ry
-bondlsm is sinking to that level which i 60
abiding place of all such new tangled doc IN
es OF corruption. Nc
en- BROWN repudiating candidate for Gp. 'p H,p
la'orlal honors, and who is better known WI ""
he people as the gentleman who borrow ~, r1S
n connection with two other men,bor, &c =, !"
Brown family ONE HUNDRED AMI Oia Oia
lY -ElGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS o'
look the stand. From the unporo;c,I oi'S
no he had raoo;vol - WO