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Ilne maple aod v l'ei' nov N
|,s,,rs I cpd ally cslend 70
Itg rlpln land " i''llow,bip,.
40. BELL

,g,,,eDs.a-'l'iapo ID n slnss ~
.Adia pollieians, whose pure
"a e,s 6llad viii . hol, boIfer ~
~ whisper n ihe simple wofd
81 ,r.oM I'lej look upOowbon
u,tefsit with unfn'y sp'plf 100
,hbey suspected Vi I .hf ,c'y W.
.sbefo about him wcfe file wl
H. i'eo,inl tune. Of lie nof'l de-
|cncy. ,<,
ling rhe liability of tic people
- mlIilment Of obligation, enter
n without lhcif consent, ~ ~.
violation Of The mode expressly
ribcd In lhelct'cr Of the ConsIi'
h. aud you nrc 1T once stigma.
n by them with vii the cpill"t. ol
NV appropriate TO a p'ckpockc'
|IIghwayman.
|brcmo.t among these vigorous pa
NAV be enumerated our Kings
.Nvcbbs, &c. Public faith Is to
IA uncorrupt souls ms chastity &c
wilc Of Cm.ar: IL must not even
In of suspicion. As 10 mere pr
II honesty, that is a matter to be
.plaied solely by the hexibiliIy o
HI own elastic concicnccs.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-29

6rA habit of trocrastinating is to
the mind what a palsy is to the body.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-29

nrWe are authorized to announce 1.,
WILLIAM L, LEWIS as cano'oa's
tfor Clerk Of the Probate Court o.
Winston County, at the ensuing cry
lion.
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GROCERIES & WESTERN PRO.
DUCE,
Staple Dry Goods, Boots g. Shoes,
II A L ), Crockery, Hardware and
Cutlery, Purchasedin diff, ren, mark
cts with CASH OH the most lavora-
BILE terms. Persons wishing TO pay
their ALABAMA MONEY for
Goods Instead of buying on IL months
credit, may save 95 per cent. ofthcir
CASH and get new and good articles
all of which have been selected with
great cafe for It's Market.
J. l.. CLARK.
N. B. Dry Goods will be given in
exchange for Deer Skins, Dry Cow
Hides, Becswax and tallow.
J. l.. c.
Columbus, March IS, lS43. 3m4l
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TAiLOKiNgl
HvIIHsabssflbef. il,ankfnl iof past
u hvof., ~oald repeatedly lsEnm
bls friends a6d iI,c public generally,
that l,o liai femOyod iis shop ffom lis
90 stand, aBd taken y room IN Tho
West ebd ~ The Louisville Hotel,
wl,cfe W. vii be happy 10 attend 70
~ who may lasOf linn with ihelf
patronage,
IN consequence n lie downfall of
thing IN general, be has adopted the
following prices, tizi
Fm mnking Cloth Cont, 30 90
Jcahs do, -. = ~
4" Cloth pant, .... 40
4" Jeans do, 90
+" Fine vest, ! OO
Double Breasted do, 10
All other work IN lis Iiiic, done In
proportion
THOMAS HUTCfINGS.
Louisville, MI. Feb. II, iSf3. "a
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WINSTON COUNTY.

JHE STAT IA VI MloOlcCiIlli
WINSTON County.
WIN. vANARspALr &Co. } Attach
WILLIAM ILL AM BARNES a, : sss45 IS.
nj Office is hereby given that
the above Attachment was is
sued at the suit Of the said
plaintiff against the said defendant as
an absconding debtor, for the sum Of
Two thousand three hundred and
forty-fve dollars and ninety-fve cents
aforesaid. and has been returned to
this office duly EXECUTED, and is now
pending and undetermined in the
Circuit Court OF Winston County,
State Of Mississippi, and that unless
said defendant shall appear on or be-
fore the third Monday after the 4th
Mondoy Of April, ls43, being the
first day of the Circuit Court for the
County aforesaid, give special bail 81
plead, Judgment will be rendered
against him, and the property attach
ed will be sold to satisfy the plain
lifts demands.
Witness the Clerk Of sail Circuit
Court, this 31st day Of March, lS43.
JAMES PHAGAN,
az st prs fee 50 Clerk.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WINSTON COUNTY.
JESSE Crosby Attachment
W WI DSo NJ cnospr.{ 500 90
nj Office is hereby given that
" the above Attachment was isr
sued at the suit Of the said plain
tiff, against the said defendant, as an
absconding debtor, for the sum O.
ninety dollars aforesaid, and has been
returned TO this office duly EXECUTED,
and is now pending and undetermin-
en- in the Circuit Court of Winston
County, State of Mississippi, and that
unless said defendant shall appear on
or before the third Monday after the
fourth Monday of April, lS43, being
the first day Of the Circuit Court for
the County aforesaid, give special
bail and plead, Judgment will be
entered against him, and the property
attached will be sold to satisfy the
plaintiffs demands.
Witness the Clerk Of said Circuit
| Court, this 3lst day of March, isl3.
JAMES PHAGAN,
42 St prs fee 50 Clerk.
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dered ia ne Bankrupt Court, by
Van n. Hell,
Tile Assignee VII, only aell the
sid lIpll's lnleisd IN snll Land.
CIiA'A NJ, WEAVER,
Hslasms, ~ NIT MIA
Awil 80, 1919, a sds
TIfE STATE Op MISSISSIPPI,
Wissros counry.

VILLAS ToHH' "''s .l.
w W. a. II.arn. sI~i1a
NJ Office u hereby given Inst
IN tho above Attachment wns u.
sucd ~ Tho salt 81 The said
plaintiff against the sald defendant,
as nm ASCENDING debtor, lor the sum
Of Fifteen hundred and nlneiy.lour
dollars and seventy three cent. elorc'
said, and has been returned 10 this
Office duly executed and IL nov pend.
ing and undetermined In tho Circuit
Court Of Winston County, State OF
Mississippi, and unless said defendant
shall appear on or before tho third
Monday alter the fourth Monday Of
April, 1919, being the FIRST day Of the
Circuit Court for the County aforc-
said, give special bail and plead,
judgment will be entered against him
and The property attached will be
sold TO satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness the Clerk Of said Circuit
Court, this 3ist day Of March, lo49.
JAMES PHAGAN,
40 St Prs fee so 90 Clerk.
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THE STATE. or MISSISSIPPI


MANM|NNNAA 49, n -
Probate CoBrl, January Tern, a. D. 1873.
ITO On pstons iufercsiciiu the estate o.
~ Vudfy McBee laie cf Logndes eonT'-
q decoasel
Yoa arc hereby cited % appear beiore the
Judge Of our Probate Court alta Term thereof
10 Be holden x % Court House foi said coun-
", on The IL .NonJay IN Mach, a. d. 1873,
thru and ihera 10 sh0ar cluse, Il any Jon can,
why IN order should not Be made 10 sell The
alJwing described landa sigu al in Lawndes
conaiy, and State q MrsIsslppi, belonging "a
he cs'ate u he said Nartlry McBee deed.
according 70 me prayer Df the petition Of Alice
10 McBoe tidirdiau. sc. Towif;
Lots no cigh,uine, twolvo and thirteen. Il !
further ordered By the Court, that This citation
be publshedn the democratic Wing, and the
Col INDUS Democrat, two new spapers publish
cdi ne town Of Columbus, ior.ix weeks sue
ceFslrrv
Whness, tho Honorable Thomas Samp
son, Judge Of the Probate Court io
lowndes county, the let Monday @
January A. d. 1913.
ssl'l from the minutes, Ito Oh day o
lanuay 1913.
". P. FULLER, Clerk.
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THE
Wonders ofthe world.


Comprising a complete Library Of Useful
and en- eraaing Knowledge, and illustrated by
more than
"This j, beyond qles'lol, one Of The most
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Christian family for is inna value and IN
every paroic family as a splendid specimen
Of or progress in domestic manufacture, and
tie advancement, OF our ar ISIS and manuiae-
tururs IA her riyalsAip with those Of Europe.
aVV. G. BROWNLEE."
Il A VERY LIBERAL OFFER l-ONE HUN
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Usher 10 every agent who Will undertake and
sell ONEHUNDRED COPIES OF The above
Work, 40 believes that there Is scarcely 4
town or village in The Union, but that number
may easily be disposed Of
- Persons inclosing money, viii be care
iul 10 pay The iohois Tor age aud in ordering
books w.'lsae G., explicitly, how The books sinai
be sen, " ,hc'n.
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RFfaE 8ubscibors have removed their Co
~ thing Store % tho Soulh sid3 Of tie
Sheriff. ofice, Marriott Street, where they
viii sell then stock Of CLOTHING, a. rcdu-
ed Prizes. a. they are desirous Of closing
businesE tllis season.
PRICE ELLIS, q CO
~. B. Those indebted fir last rear are re.
speclhaly'requested TO calandsUtiic.
January l8f3.
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o. 500 pages royal octave, is printed INN new
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Tac following OK rac'si is iroina leng hy Re-
view. wri,lcn by tsc Rev. W. G. Brownlee
D. D., anlis oaly one out Of several hundred
recommcnda'oas, from The clergy and Tie
prcss,,hallho work has already received -
"Nsi0 Yoik, Aug.6, 1872.
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RHEuMArlsM. - INNIsIIs.Isl

,oddvey cured, aad 81 shnrfllsd mHsrles end limbs
.rs restored, in he 81 q young. ty tie hmaS
YssrrAuLE Etuis AID Nnvs asn BssE LiSfVrxr--
ouiusysT Wihc=t he nano Of coms.ock & Co. On il.
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sd Sc 81 e q s p Y y .
TRUSTEEs SALE.

EBY virtue Of a deed il tfnsl. execu.
ND ted on the 18th day of embcr
ls4l, to me as trustee, by Saaue Dnv s
10 secure the paymea, 20 John Overall q
f'us prom'sory notes % tiat da c winch
have been trans C. cd: / WI exrose 10
sale, at puhc auction, 10 the highest bid
det Zoe cash ~ the dour Of the Count house
in the Town Of Columbus IN the county o.
Lowndes, and State Of Mississippi, on
Wednesday the Doth day Of IDLY next be
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. aud
4 o'clock P. NJ. the following described
pieces oe parcels f land with the i'm
Proyements thercoa, situated, lying, and
being in the town Of Columbus aforesaid,
and knowH ard describe J n the plan Of
sal town as being the los No. s and Q
in square No. eleven,sou'h Of Main street.
Such title only as is vested IN The irus.
tee, win be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
JOHN U.'MONTGOMERY,
trustee.
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE.
T1IilS luso ullon viii be open far young
4 ladies' on the Isl Monday IN January ls43
Young ladies' can accommodated with boar.
ding.
ADRIAN MAER.
n p lessons in Music viii be gwen b.
Pr0iessa lister.
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W-lLLE.l.g EOEFOnB
CommIssIou HIorchnnl.
Mobile. -lIas
EwAvlNG determined 20 transact Gen
ertl Commission Business IN the City
n Mobile. would solicit be pati0ua ofmy
friends ana The public generally. al busineas
entrusted 70 10Y care SIAN be attended % With
nromp,ucss and flehiy. ! shall Be "a Mobile
bv ihe drsi Of January, o. sooner 1.-THE river q
navigable.
Columbus, Mis-. scpi. ls4a
NOTICE.
TIME undersigned having located themsei
III vcs in the city Of Mobile, rtho purpose
Of conduclinga
EE.h 0Iesage Gy.0cel'y Blsstu ess
intenI keaplng on hand At al times Larg'
ara General assortment Of an such Goods a.
arc usual IN this line aud mnst respectfully 80
heit the patronage of the Planters, Merchant
andothers from the Bieby Rivef, ard from OH
or SECTIONS Of The country trading 10 Mobile,
AS. HUMPHREYS. & Co.
No. II CoMNgRcE SrREET
December 9Th ls42.
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NOTICE
Jan 2olh 1874

- HNHE new and subslan.
IL tialsteamef FaUOl'-
g. s@F9. &c, p. CARROLL mas
q Ter, viii ply as a regular
trader between Wes;port and Mobile. the en-
suing season.
The Boat is well suited TO this trade, aad no
further recommendation is necessary than 70
say she is to be commanded by Capt. Carroll.
Courhas Mss. Dec. lsl, 1912.
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BULL & FILES,
Commission Merchants Factors
MOBILE, Ala,

win make liberal advances during the sea.
o. in sp.cis or currency on Cotton tonsiguz
III To item for sale or for shipment TO Liver.
POOL, llawe, New York, Boston or New Or
leans.
10 accommodate Planters who may prefer
either Of the above markets 10 this & Il,
nave made arrangements with Commission
Houses Of the Highest character and credit
in olch Place 10 receive and cell Cotton, the
avais Of which can be realized in specie fund
here, or held 10 ordor there, as may BE pre-.
feIed.
Mobile, Feb. Gosh, 1913.
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BALM or coLuMBlA,FoR TIE HAIR.
uhieh win stop Il 4 falling or, e restore I on eala
Dlsess; and o. children make l. grow rapidly o q
Aoss who have lost dlo hair from any cause.
ALL yERMIN that infen The hesb u ehiarsn
n ,ehOolu AZ prevented Or killed b il a once
End a. sod 1tSE1,azEAHGO =
hmnsvur try il RrmsnbsT III sl'alsA
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TRu4T III.


n1 virtue Fl q cerisin Deed b IraE -.
~ cuied 10 ne as TFusree. On he b,h day
Of November A D l54I, b. William 8. Boiling
aod Mary n Boiling aflhs Couny Of Loundcs
and State Of Mississipp, % secure he pay
meut q certain pron issogy notes theFcin sps.
cihed, which said deed Of trust Uaa duly reecr-
dcd 70 The olice oftbe clerk d Probata Of Oh
uooeha eouniy n The State q Mississippi, i
shaa proceed 10 sci co. cash before the conls
hoese door q said county u Okthbehn % ths
Fourth Monday in Nay, ls49,
lho following descrbed land, lying and being
10 OF bbeha County, 70 vii.
The south east quarter Of section humber
thirteen, m township number twenty north, Of
range thirteen east conla mig one hundred
and lily acres e0-l00. Sale 10 tshe place
between the hours prescribed By law. Such
title conveyed 70 the purchaser a a vested III
me az trustee.
CHARLES R. cRUsoE
Nov 20, 1912. srrs,,,s
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>fI1e7NS1Szf96, oa tAs wsaspoua. q q odhcD
b AZ SANE nainus ~ - inpuGaous and eounief
alm n As Inegrh4Ag nesgea you has them nor
ueo hia % mocws them Il u Mai3snlana, ths
nsri zine NJ vlils New Yosk. q 10 wits Cor ihcm.
m faunils skoul5 b arssk wis1suf fkesa rsusdiss
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JOHN s. RHEA,
Commission Merchant,
Mobile, Alabauia1

ferenc ea.
GfN. J. W. GARTH, Decatur, Aa.
CsN. b. NJ. Lowe, HunisrH,
Col. BENZ. SRERRoD, CORTLAND,
c. T. BARToN b FRO. Tnscumiia, "
DR. HENRy W. RHODES, Tuscaloosa, A."
A. r. BARCLAY, ESQ, Talirdega, Ala
n. c. tloUsroN, ESQ, LiriNgsiOH, I"
MAJ. B. NJ. BaADFoRp, POntOioe. Miss
oil EZRA WEBB, MeiO Orleans
MCMAHON, TR"TTER 4 PEARsALL, -
De. JAMES PERRlNR, Mobile
CHARLES McLARAN, Esq. Columbus, Nj
Oct. l. 1912.
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DIsrBIcr CHANcERy CoURr OF rue STATE
or MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
z''4 To' p Ryan va. Dec. Rules 1912.
Jane, Gates e. al.
HTPON opening tie matters ofthis bin
q aud Il appearing lha, The de'epd not
lumcs La'cs IS not an inImbdant o. tbs
State bu, rciidcs beyond the lint tlcre
OF so TIA, the ordinary process Of this
Court caaao, be executed upon him; / IS
therefor ordered that unless said delen
dan, appear Before The Vie ClnneeIlor
al the Court room in iha town o. Coum
bus on the
First Moa91y il my neat,
and Plead, answer Of demuf 10 iia a'I Of
complaint herein, tie several al eaUoas
thereof, Will be US 10 said defendant takel
or COME scl and such order aud deere
male therein as The Wee Chancellor mas
deem equitable AND irs.
Il IS iu.tler orjerd la. a c. py ofth's
order be inserted 10 tic Dcmlcfate Wing
once u week lor iwn month, su ccs iyc'v.
NJ. MCCARTHY, cork.
Columbus Dec. s.h ls42,
DOCTOR DAYTON,
rs prepared On ADDITION 10 his duties as a
4 Phys elan and SargcJa) to perform 10 a
neat sccrtfc and dlrab.o manner, al. the op.
crations Of
De = e 2 s z 1s2a
Those interested, are invited to cal and
examine hs sp'cpi 9 collection 81 Premium
lncorrupibe Teeth, which be vii assert ca
reasonable terms, with nivofs " god plate
and if aooj be with AHiGei Z Gums OF ,hf
same lncnrrupihe Material Il lrs work Is
not done IN such a way as 20 give perfect sails
hc'uu, nothing sin be arged.
Oai.o on Main Street, doors from Wm
Hudd.esion. & Cos Store.
Dec mg49.
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ROFAMILIES & NVALIDS

M HrgulnE iadlEpensablo family remc-
AZ. nay d fouud e. ne VILLAGE drug siorrsi
ara seen AZ even eoaniFy slefu n the aiate.
smcmbsr and neger eet them uale4 sae1
hnva ne ho-aiulie aig1alazN q
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FOR SALE.
"a 60 Saw Cotton Gin very srpe.
- ror article Of Lambs make, very
rayo5aby known by nc best Planters o.
Sumpter Comfy, Ala.
J. L. CLARK.
March 10th, Is43.
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TOOIA DR0PS. KLINE.s-egIs slIssla.IIr.
GHNIl167SA5O wAol.'.l. D1s..u,

u Maiien-Lane. New YORK, aud of cur agents.
Messrs Cumstock & Rts. . Aisgazi bt. \
Orleans, and G. Hi and 4. n. Joles, Columbus
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FOR SALE.
FASHIONABLE bhck beaver hats de-.
E do. SILK do. boys White Russia Ueaver do
Palmetto Co buys aaJ Mons sizes and various
qualities.
Stout Kip Brogans, low quarter calf shoes
and boys ealfshoes. J. L. CLARK.
March 18th, 1913.
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Mr. also submitted resolution that the bill shall be voted
upon Friday. ct two ocloek bu, n IVES not sdopted-
yeas g.. nays sc.
Mr. KENNEDY. of Nd, called up the bill spprcpristins
$4,000 60 Praeucsbii Of Professor Morsessys
TEN Of electromagnetic teegupbs and was read hrd
tn,s and passed-yeas - nays ~.
On motion Of Mr.. IRWIN. it resolved that the Sc
crrsry o the Treasury communicate 10 the House the
port OF Col VIM Robinson, the commissioner abroad
10 negotiate loens for the United States.
The motion print ten thousand extra copies OF The sd'
vcc reports Of the Committee Of Ways and Means, being
under conside ration,
Mr. POPE OF Ky argued in favor Of issuing some Kind
Of scrip the relief OF the States They had involved
themselves debt by their Of internal improvements
aud he thought that mode could be devised Tor them and
on better principles than those contained in the law for the
distribution the procecds of the sales OF the public lands
But Mr. z. said he would have IL understood that he
never did urge assumption Of the State debts His plan
OF Bank this sixty millions OF four per cent stock
which constitute the capital stock. Fifteen or twen
millions be divided among the Staos-thc directors
be appointed by the States and the branches establish
ed with their These branches would be located
NIL the Union.
Aftct he concluded his remarks, the morning hour exp
rcd, and the subject laid
resolution adopted take the bill making appro
praons harbors and the Cumberland road OF Com
mee in an hour and an half.
The bill was then taken up in Committee. 81
Mr.. RANDOLPH having expressed hs views in its sup
port.
Mr.. WHITE OF Ind. followed the side, and
replied Mr. Barnards remarks, delivered former
occasion.
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And whereas this Convention has full confidence that tho
united strength Of the party viii be sufficient to essbsh
the ascendancy Of Whs principles In national counc
and Whereas appears from demonstration made in eve
~ part oi the county, that In the opinion OF Wings. m.
concentration Of this strength will be certainly effected
oy an interchange Of opinions In national convention
and whereas the Wings Of Massachusetts are always ready
70 Yield their assent 10 any proposition which promi.es 10
k'so Ngof and harmony the action OF the party--and
Nheees the Whg mebcrof Congress the 18th instant
unanimously adopted the following resolution, via:
hssssrea' That the Wing members OF Congress- concur
ng IN the expedcncy Of the proposed Convention and
yielding to the wishes expressed that they should
the time and place, do respectfully recommend ,hs, yh,
National Convention for the nomination of eana.,,. Ir
PRESIDENT and Vice President of the United Sntcs be held
at the city Of Baltimore Wednesday the hin d,v Of
May, 1915 and that the said Convention be- rop,,.d ~
delegates from the respective States equa to the number ~
OF the United States: s'"'
Ihsrore Resoirsd. That this Convention concur n, TN,
opinion OF the expediency OF such National onvep,on
being hedn May lsi4 and that several Coprres.ior
Dss's DO requested to elect delegates to attend said
Ar. Park, Of Boston, seconded the re.oln,o,. With
a ,he aoi tact aud eloquence which so highly S,sn
guish nun, and ridcued with peculiar felicity The ds,;nc
hoh winch The Locss are fond of setting un betxee an.
people ana the government IL tho people them..vs.
were not the government. He said the ne,, We, -
for Treasurer, and atlas guph Down man wb h.S
long ago been read out OF the party for being too god I
,hen Bat We will not garbc Mr. Parks brilliant sp.rcb
~ giving mere and there an extract and regret that our
hmis VIII not permit US to do more.
,,, Mr.. fARk wes succeeded by Messrs. BULLOCK of
~ .kELLOGG, OF PittsGeld, DUNCAN. Of HnyerbiII
ana MOoDf, OF Harwch and the Resolutions were then
adopted by unanimous vote. @
The Convention then adjourned
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NEW YoRk AND vIRGrNiA-Gos. Mcper.m

The Locos in the New York Legislature arc not ID
vaneing inch towards compliance with the dem aud
Virginia They have eiyenus flaming favorable report
change add take FROM and dilute rs they pesse
in the Printers handsand there the farce will end. They
viii temporisc until tho Virginia Legislature adiours
promise every thing and do nothing and then they will adj
joum tOoadjo1m under the prciencc that there
time act, other equally hollow aud unsubs,anta
They do deliver Carney 4 Cor to repeal
the Jury Law-They hare if-and we firm.
~ believe that their Loco allies here kno,c the fact and
will do oil they them Of the scrapc Such
IL Van Buren, faith Such is the humbayyery universally
characteristic of that Party.
They promised do all Virginia wished whom they OBJ
tanned the power they hare obtained the power they have
Governor. Legislature and all. Why do they not perform
their promises
They have month ago, made strong Report favor Of
Virginia, and cody Of men whom the world knows that
Mr.. Van Buren, controls he pcascs Why do they not
act The Report and ADOPT it-or else reject il
They afrrd-aeaay, selfsAiy afraid to do either
They afraid 10 oand the Aboonst by adopting it
the South by rejecting it, Their object play at hide
and seek-to shue,c ienporisc-,o do nothiu-to hum.
bug both the Abodon-s aud the Southland that to aid
in their game Of Prcsideni-msking.
And there will be found men in the Virginia Legislature
degenerate enough hold the back hand OF the Albany
Presidential gamesiers in this black leg game OF high low
trick. TO cheat the North aud South.
Time will show. But meanwhile, and ask il not un.
advisedly. upon simply own suggcsuon-Has Coz
neDO,esH rsneioed the demand Gansey Co.. There
is import in the questions Has As reneped IKE demand