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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

attempts to liberate Canada would be madness
the time had gone by. In June, the Short Hills
affair took place, near Chppawa. In November
followed, at Detroit and Ogdensburgh. soemnly
declare that the persons who planned and executed
these three unfortunate movements, never once
consulted me. had declared my unqualified dis
appreciation Of such movements, and had no share
in them-nor has one human being of those en-
gagged ever laid 1t to my charge that ] planned,
instigated, or was in aught connected with them
was the while resident in New York.
sent to Noahs Office to buy his Messenger, that
might enable him TO justify his calumnies in a
court of law, but the publisher refused TO sell
copy. Won ShouItz was in New York before the
battle, but never saw nor had any correspondence
with him at any time. The Briggs, Monroes, Put
uams, and nearly all the leaders at these inroads
into Canada, were to me utter strangers. As to
my alleged want Of courage, &c., say nothing
My old Canadian friends will decide on these
points when the Queens government are no longer
Rolph, Duncombe, Nelson, Gibson, Montgomery.
&C., all forgiven. Why do Peel and Stanley make
an exception Of a coward, runaway, skulker, &c,
Why is the reward Of thousand guiness still held
out for so unlmportant a person as me! Really
they do me too much honor.
From the day in which 1 interfered in politics in
Canada, was the sincere and determined advo-
cate OF American institutions and Americans
when all the wrongs complained of in the great
declaration OF l776 and many more, drove the
Lower Canadlansinto premature revolt, | did what
could to aid them. In Buffalo, such was the
feeling, had nothing more to do than return
home to Canada. ! slept on board, and did So
And who, thus situated, would have done lesel
Such was the state Of mems minds that the then
Mayor Of Buffalo, unable TO moderate or repress
the excitement, at once resigned his office. Il IL
abuse and bitter mocktfy in Mr.. Spencer to &C
cuse perfect stranger OF having created this unu
sual state OF feeling among an Intelligent commu-
nifty. II is cruel libel on the prudent, cautious,
rejecting character OF American men and wo-
men, to sscribe such an undue influence to q man
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-20
Nuaeratmei(en. 0plfSsoh[ III 1910.
3,S44,
gcn9reB oer Nereiniateu Staateu.

Diem ag, ben Sten Deccmber-Sm Soufe Der
Heprdienanteu brt Cr. q IN einen 8eith(uB an
fur Die 3urudnabme Der >5ten 0ieae tpelde Die 9!u-
nabme bon 9bcltlcns 'Sithrten Oerbietet. Gin 0or-
ldlla9 Dee 0errn M II, bon OlI1iIlppi, oell-
elbe" auf cen Itd 5u lesen. rpurce nit lO4 se9en 81
StlmmeM oernorfcn, wUrauf Der ScSbluB NIT 1O9 oe-
gen SO Sttmn1en an9encmulen tparo 9Iuf oieIe @rt
weroen III 3utuuft ale 9lbcIition6 Stld)rften, bon
Weldbem @baracter le audi len n,69en, an9encmluen.
Dues Ut elm n'dti9er Sdrtt oeen Solsen nidt leidt
oDraue Su icben lno. 9tatilrld meroen Debatteu Bel
@lnreihnns einiger Sttldrift entebeu, 9e9en uelde
'1u GIupenoun9en madt uno oteS miro pIel 3eit meg
nebnen Noerr lS II tIpOr t J. truq caralf an 1000
erpen Der NrdNoentcns GDtidaft III oeuther Gprad,e
oruden i'll latiel1, puroe aber ndbt Seuebmt9t. err
q, BON enyprf, 5ei9te an, or mcroe cine BiQ sur
Ge9uruH9 uno oerobNeun9 bes pofeeoes eirgeben,
uno 9r. 9f. SINGER u (9Sbtg) ems 5ur 9lbdn-
oerun9 Ger Saturalilatrus @eese. Nerr . a y / 8,
BON TentudD. bot cinen oereiuigfn 8elebluB an bas
oerSdasmefer angc,pieen weroe, ocn 4teu 3lbluuess
Sern1tn bon ben neberihuBScloern ben 5taateu aus
lulahlen tpelder NIT l05 9e9eu 68 Stimmen auf ben
Gtlb gelest wuroe.
Mtt t ~ IL, oem 4teu December, - Sm Seuot
tpuroe Der @brip Sor. Septt tmus & It / II beDm
eriten VallottIeu ais 9aplau erpdtt-ou5 20 euaeoes
benen Sttmmeu erblclt CT 27. 49,.
Sm Saule Der Geprdieutanten Hberaab ST. . H.
{ a y etn Bill, nm ble Mabl fur prdlloent uno gcc-
praloent in allen Staaten auf etnen Sag su balteu.
gs llt oeM snbalt nad oa{ebe wcleeS in Der lebten
Stsun9 lm 6auie paiiIrte, alleiu Inn Genat wcsen
Wan9el at 3eit es n ueberle9nns su nebmen, uerlo-
rem 9In9 Gs wurhe elmer Committee oes @ansen iber-
9eben, uno gum Druid oerorbnet. Das 6aus lhritt|
nun CUR grspdbung zines @aplans, uno Die g8ab( trail
Den GbrtD. Nrn. . a leD.
D0nnerf # g, ben 5ten December. - Die Sc
fddfte lit beioen Sduterm mareu beute BON feen cu-
tere1e nno ld1cn frube fano etRe 8ertaguu9 Bis nd
iten We ont a g itatt.
Wou tag, 6en 9ten December-Sm Seuot ,eiote
pr. @ 6 Dulfie an oaB er NRorsen einen uerssinis-
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9n{uranee 0}a6rtht.

5n elmer 9trammluns Der oarb Der 9rettortu tes rt
wurpn fossnbe 1uasen semat beu Yerluft BON aaron
rests IT, am ettn rs. Sertmter, BON g. O. eine unS
pine unb Co. 9ten len 9lepemter unb u cine Sorb ~
pUn prrsnt an aae Uranium. Slrten ire(6e Gb in
osr @datammer am 25ffsn eertemter bfanren une ycn
tt pro3ent an aae pramusS sSecten, Die @ In rer eas.
oabr een 9eeern bsaster Selaf seseben bas e an ben
@at" eir tefaster 4a3aft in Canton, 9tsrt 81 ;ntu.
gu BEN senee aufasen sanet erSsn sa tt,abien ben t
tras brer tercenn NuaScn nntrAalb 90 {aae rom her
Str6ftntliobunS nieter Slodrobt-
suf Sefebl Der 8oaro Der Dirftcren
9. g. Sumter, 9dabmeilfer.
Canton, 9ti l9, 1914. 22.4m.
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q II f r II f
an Saecb Sriebrid1 Bchl9emutb, aus Ga[csbeim.
6Gnareid1 gRiirtembrro ''


Sm SABRE 1892 sisns aus Gslssbeim, s. S. 2Bcblsemutb
na et" decentralization Ser tAaten auf bic Ttt
A"t"nss tef mp CT ld i'm unrerebdu 9tanb ;u Gr lamb
Qupabc9a 0runtp, i'm StAate GbiO.
y@@ p3ttrn 0sabr iebten psrbatbe 3 m Sabre ls49
III Scu' Ahnp Obic sc9 0tr init rau tpcs um eut an.
rtrc Sateet"iuns in 9dsburs, Mrpt 3u 6esrnpen aaD
foil nte1'peYs rur3 rem Sui ter HCrr sines DaYbs a..
frrtsn Itpn. ~
Gr nt feline Sinner biuteraen ~ battn. @etne qpwtt
IrH nun IN jTeiter Gbe 80 cien Sltus 0tanp ttsp
Ss 1T lgm teISsnres 9Sermfscn au3tfa4en;
l. Grtiee1ft ron Der Muttsr 70 4. 4tr,
2. GrtldAtt prn rem 3atr 400 il 81 IT,
s. GrtI91ft rrn rrn 8rSBroter $40 H. IA It.
mas et i1n"eA 1908 Is IT, brtra +, ncrcn 200 (cn
q" ). s. ArbStmutb aufesfret Gnn, 9tt 500 H. is tr
@sl1e "ttr jcet"Hf 09s llt erb6Dt battn.
@seatr 3 S. 2ecbIsnutb Oper tne Sets Grbtn vtrbtu
nun annit a9efcrert @ tnnen obrsfritf ron Der Ginrf
un9 Seicn a peritnb rbsr tur tcnt(rn ibm III bt.
teue"csn 8errmidisn, reTm 9rmadbt nor ber Ntrtan.
zoe" Ttb0ot nnp Dem SSnSr. 29urtmter9
late IN SamUre bslaukis iH mEte @ as Ieknb bic les.
rem mt S"meun9 ets IrSes res 6rerfn etcn bca(auta.
ten HrtIrtn u meen unc ttr cdf 9rrm61en II; verf.
gen. tperSenAls rcr seNae Saerb 6bri loElaemutt as
rrltn rrtrt unb in reer NitunS atsem i'm rbnt bok
rater ~'eer beilunssn na Nmrt1 se[eten urrtn rtr.
tabrtn ,rerptn miIStc. "
Sc ts(4ru i'm sSnisI. Standardization ottsamts G,t.
ra3te lw $uctrisstnrS AN ~. Suni 1914.
8eyb.
tD SDlde 9crfcnen, bic lber cbiaen Satcb Trieh,
r!d Wobl9rmutb austunft scben t0nner, be[iebrn 1u
aoorefl1ren an =
Teroina"o {. 9rauns, &6nisI. @Irt.
General @CnIul.
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@ine Neab'mdble uno 8auerei au pcrfaufen
(Gi"e CUTE @rIsssnbtit.>

N@7"e S"FF UFNpFHNtlF.l
Der llnter1drebene bieet, unter ben biliottpn w..
osn9Hn9em uno Inn ben baI6en Bertb, cine IdSne Bou
ereI uno cine WeabmlbGe, 9eIeeen in acfcu TouuIdr
Start SCnnt9 Sbtc. nno befannt unter bem Namen
90or0Os ssr' 4 gum 9srfauf abr liest
lauft be!nobe bae sanSe Sabr biuourd NIT Sicr sfri
nen: S!e IT III eluem 9uten 3uGono uno fam Gefd,Gf.
ts fur SauFeute uno unben nerridteu, uub Iiedt inn
Wtttepuntt enes Der Ih6nen 1aneitrie fir MSoi,cm
INT Staate> boIO~egs gri(4sr @afGnUu. .pnS Sutton,
Die Sauerei miro entpeSer data. pber ,wr, ehs;r
NIT Der uble oertauft uu0 entbdlt 200 9er onScrs
iudtes Sano III 9utem uno oerbelTerten 3uffanb.
gln gutter Slel ODER 9ted,t, trirb carauf oeoebeu.
yur oas Sdbere ertunotae man d eut,pebcr ouf bena
gtaee ielet ODER BET Dem lnterssbusten n WafIlQcw
cu.onn, George Mil1er.
WeNNI'u0"' l. A"9"F 1874. 4-b. D,
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Jacob NiT er,

er Elm VIZ "' "~'
JteteS oeutlbes gaifs ttno qBirtbsbaus
tn Der Bafertraee ;u @lepelanb errii,tet hat. uue
enses eails!es oem oeaten gubllan' anfs Bette
&anbfaaft ;u beebren. ,'''''''"
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0y3N :fInh etbum unO Seiurib edsm, ous Rof-
wv WV fels .eaubserid,t Orb, llntermaiusrsis
EF0nioreid Rn,ern

WVNIBEVIu9 Oolern.
Yetoe 1rioer lanpeter NIT ibrem uuter,eiduefer
Shwaser i'm 9Insu(f 1889 III IeuYOrt, pOIeIblf e oc
tlieten, wdbreno ber lnterSebnete brett uad Ohio
refe NSie er lpdter erfVbr. paren e un9efdbr 2Sab
re lang. BON jener 3eit an, in Dienien bcs 0ru Bad.
taus' Sutsbeileer III SIumentbal pei 9euvorf, uuo
irQen 0eaeprdrtts ip per Gdbe BON Nepporf pobnen
nno W'dbanrel treben. Ger llntrrSeihnete bat linen
rldtt9e 9iadriten, ibre Sdmeier betrcfenb, mitau.
beilen uno bittet Ge ietlt uno ale Men(henreuu6e.
m baot9e Nodricbt nber ibren eeuauen 9lufeutbalt.
unter Der SIoorefIe
Henry Jacket, Canton, Stark County, Ohio.
9einrih SadeLa
Canton, De;. 20, 1914. 22-4m.
a5%e sssesn uatsr sa$ran@ sS pnsrsr s~ Sss saeS
cieMte.
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Ser Waferlan6 zYreun6 Un6 9 ei1f Ser 3eif

Soerr Neeme(n beontra9te einen 8efdIuB tpoturd
unlere Witalieoer bes @cn9rees inruirt merreu fir
elne SerobfeBun9 res 8rlefpUrtcs Su ltiumen. gEuf
Den Gid, geIcgt.
9luf slutra9 Des Serrn grctun BON Oomi(tcu rpurbe
Der Spreder beanftra9, bic Yreti3er Der Serfdiere-
men Scnfe 1iOnen hicer Gtaot III crl1deu bos eiuer
oericIben jeoen Gag bic 8erbdnb(unaen ncs Naufes
NIT 9 E erOGHe, orrans9ele6t pde es uuentselo,
ld) 9eld)ebe.
9Smtas tsn 7.
Sm Sena e ,rurbeu urrfhiebene 8ias BON Der
Committee bes @anSeu beratben.
SS5m > II I wurren beute bic Serbanbluuseu NIT
9ebet er6fnct.
slnf 9ntra9 bes pr. gonen (qBbie) tpurbe fcboun
belhcne, oaB Id oas Soals tinfti9 oes9tan,i ttaoe
I'm ubr OerIdmmelc Mto beS Wlerocns fetueGibuma
bate, eamt bic Gcmmtcen 3eit 9ewinuen ibre Be-
ridte abSufafeu.
oOsrntaS rem 9.
Serr @dley (Gbis) Icste 8efhlafe Dor, mrourd,
ele Scn9reBntgltccer bon Ohio erlClt werten ibren
@tnfnB 9e9en bic 9lufnabme BON Gcras ouf,ubietcn.
Sn ben Seiha1en beiBt es, baB, lulte Geras in Die
unten auflenommen neroen, 70 le Sbio nid,t Der
pt1dttet 1T oeien 0uno nit einSu9cteu Das fltnot
D,e 9luRbuug Der llucu! qBiro Gcras aufaeucn1mel!
70 tou ShIo nad Der 9Inl1dt uno tem @lauben befer
9Shl9s etn Hetd fir iIdb -GnQSbia Goni9reid,
De! Cas mare nldt abel Nlfreo JteY Der Bantprius
tonnte S0nlS peroen, uno Die Sanfer uno Brcfer ocn
Ohio lelne Wintcr, uncSebieuteneelen SttefelpuBer
nno 9ebe'me prItSeolener finpea I'D, aud, 9enue Oa5
yrIt pat ubr9en6 nod cit roer 1rpct 99orte oau s1
la9eu
Serr Steap rrn 8rduflir, Der G5rcBmeilter oller
Sanfpbi96 Dcn Sbc, le9te einen BeihluB Dor. mad,
peldem fllnfft9 Der Senot nnr 9tud,mitta9s Situno
halte. 0cfer Scldblu6 wurce ooourh, raB einae
NSbi96 init oen Demcfrateu oa9e8en ltimmter, Der,
wDrfen.
9Im Jtadmtta9e erfbicncn Der GjcuueruSr unb Der
St1ateetretar tit Der Seuat6baNe uuo 3Sblten tic
St!mmen, bic fir Die einseueu @on9reBmtt9lieocr bel
Ilestcn gSabl obae9cbeu nurreu.
Nerr Seborn leate etnen 8eihIus gum Drufen Dol,
5000 eHpIecn oes 8erhtS nber Gle Srrcnaultalt uur
oerr ecncp nerbeiIsrte ZEN BclhuB, moem er 1000
COMMITTEE uber9eben
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THE WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL AND
MONTHLY REVIEW,

monthly Literary Magazine, containing f;f, l.ro.
octave pages Of entirely original matter emena,;nr
from Western writer's, will be issued regularly from
the lst of November 1914. II will be devded into ,w
volumes per year, Of 36O pages eac or 720 pages At
the end Of the year E. z. G. Judscn and L. A. Hine
Editors Robinson & Jones, 100 Main ct. Cincinnati
Publishers Price So per annum, in advance, or within
the first quarter.
Agents for Canton: H. J. Nothnagel e. co,
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etiie bon oentibeu 8riefen
~eId9e am llten 0ttober 1874, in Der pafoffee ~
Canton SRrld9eblieben fiub. !"
Burger georg &aeler Jrtebrib
Scdenrctb Trieerib MarfIe Sclepb
Seler Senrao aeid,arc Nbrabam
Soselaeiane Slaat Gd,erer Dcuot
Tiritcf ScNpb2 @nubel 6riebrid,
@il9cr Sluminat Stobr Carl
9encra Snotrts Serter pbitip
e50hannee Nltclaus llb Daniel
Sung pbtl'pp llrid Soauee
-........ 98altner Seba0ian, ....-.
y 3. Eratau, ppFmeiFer,
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98te 9rcB / It Teros2
eine 3cituns aus Geras beanttportet bic Traee fcl
genie ma fen 49, @5 entbdlt 5000 Guaoratmcilsn
uno 1T uci9 70 9rcb aIs naAebenoe Ctaateu suIan.
nlcn: 0'''
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cSd1lt 'pd]tlse 9tadridt BON M2erifo-Rreg nit e-
uer HerubIic. Nuna in @jetabr.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24

From the "Cincinnati Daily Timesn of the
9th instant, we learn that ''the funeral of this
aged citizen, was one Of the largest ever witness
sed IN Cincinnati. His remains were followed
to the grave BY the masonic fraternity and
large body Of citizens, and deposited, yesterday,
in their final resting place."
Such was the testimony borne to tbs worth Of
this aged veteran. Followed to his last home
by the mourning hearts Of thousands, his death
has triumphantly vindicated the course pursued
by him for the past twenty-five years. And the
abuse and calumuy heaPed upon him while liv-
ing, BY this silent and impressive ceremony OF
grateful people, have been made to revert TO
the sources from whence emanated base SANDER
and unfounded assertion. Such are some Of the
triumPhs accorded to the memory Of hone st
worth.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
TO our Patrons.

We greet you ALTA merry Christmas and
happy New Year!'--and may the Night heart that
so gaiIy springs with JOY against its prison walls,
never know aught of sorrow, that would makett
drOOp, and beat in slower cadenoes the passage
Of its owner to the grave. Tomorrow morn, 1874
years back announced the birth, in a mAnger, Of
Que whose advent was greeted by the bringing
into immediate existence, to gem the frma-
ment-a new star, and whose cry ofinlant help
essness was soothed to quiet rest by tho angelic
choir of voices Of heavenly harmony. SuperSti-
ton and fear, at his birth, sought in the dark
caverns Of ignorance, hiding place; and new
light sprang upon the world, before then shroud.
ed in darkness. His teachings, we're devoted to
the bringing out in bold relief the GOdlike attri-
buteS with which the Creator had invested the
nature of man-to impel him to further advance
10 knowledge--and to take from his mind all
alarm that the maze OF an unknown future had
shed upon bis soul, at the reality of death Christ
taught all that a glorious Immortality awaited
them in a future existence. And notwithstand-
'inR the prosecutions awarded to those who be-
leVed IN hi' divine mission, the solemn chime
of bells floating on the bosom Of Ihs frosty air of
the present morn, call to appropriate places Of
worship-the devout and penitent Aud how
grateful must that soul feel towards its Great
Original, who, unmolested, and guarded by the
broad panOpy of our laws, can worship the AL.
mighty as his conscience may dictate. No
broad glare of destruction, fred by the avn o(
bigOtry and superstition, discOlors the heavens
that canopy our happy land. To exclusive
condolences alone. mist be awarded the credit
of devOting to the flames, in great city of our
republic, the dwelling houses Of Deity erected
but for the observance of proper homage to the
Great Fir1t Cause.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
AHonest-honest IaRo!,,

What Mssissippian's honest heart but will
throb with an increased pulsatiOn from buoyant
Joy, on the perusa of the extracts we give below.
They are taken from the "Southern Reformer,''
Of the 18th instant, edited by col. WIN. M.
SMYTH, and published at Jackson, the seat
Of Government Of the State Of Mississippi, at the
unprecedented low rate of THREE DOLLARS per
anuum, payable invariably in advance: First
''There is no state in the Union that will ever
seek to suliy the escutcheOn of American honor,
by the black and daHlning sin Of reputation /;
and as party, the democracy will ever look up.
on il in the same odiouS light with Gov. Ford. >
HOY very-very thankful should the DemOc-
racy Of Mississippi feel, in having thus fOrtu.
nstely acquired a leading organ that is destined
10 fog into political honesty the belligerent and
refractory Democrats. Oh, estate accounta-
bility ,"-Fsitb, -Credit,--an Honor, and all
the adjectives and nouns which comprise thy es-
sence of existence why didst thou resort for shell
Ter, from thy opponents, TO the soft and yielding
nature that so readily opened its batteries in
thy defence why expose to unnecessary dan.
ger the frame that encases heart ever subject
TO PHYS call, and the source Of whose briny
foDnt is ever suroharged and ready 10 Cow at the
slightest touch Of the attenuated fingers Of want
on the chords Of human sympaty, when its res.
ponsive vibrations echo from loose string
"Give!-the laborer is worthy Of his hire p-
Deeply Impressed with just feeling OF gratitude
must The Democracy OF Mississippi be, at this
effort Of their organ to make them act as hsnest
men should. Bot before going farther, we will
in the language Of an honest, Woodworking DEM
ocrat, agrarian-leTeller-hs may
be styled,-ssy;-
%We believe that the creation OF public debt /
Tor purposes other than The general defence, or
10 deiray The actual expenses Of government, is |
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24

for their advancement to supremacy. The
agent should be as bold and fearless aS the
TRUTH he advocates. Let the people see to
il, that no wire-pulling IL practiSed in their
primary assemblies, and DEMOCRACY will fOT
future years retain the proud pre-eminence she
has acquired in the past and present year in the
State Of Mississippi. 1t is unnecessary for us to
mention that the 'Mississippi DemOcrat' is de-
voted to the further spread of loco-focOSm and
to the ascendency of liberal principles. The
spirit of agrarianism exhibited in the foregoing
extracts lie a sufficient indication of what itS
course for the future will be.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
NIIssInsinnI nemocrnf.

Published by F. c. Jones g. J. Durbin--Car.
rollton, Mississippi-Three dollars, in advance
aud edited by f. C. JONES, is now before US -
We make few extracts from its salutatory:
"To ensure the fruits of this victOry--tO hold
the recipients Of the peoples favor to rigid ac-
Countabiity-to assist and defeat the future
wiles and Vaccinations Of the class who are to
reap the benefit Of partial legislation and special
privileges through the medium of Banking,
Funding, restrictive Tariff, or other monOpoli-
zing systems-and to use all honorable means to
perpetuate the ascendency of the principles of
his party-is now the duty Of every democrat"
Exactly so-the election of Polk and Dallas
was but for the ascendency of principle; and the
agents of the people must apply themselves to
meet the expressed wishes Of popular will. The
Democracy will submit to no double dealing in
regard to any one of the great measures now be-
fore Congress. and so recently decided by the
American people.
Essential to the success Of our institutions,
and to the progress of our principles, is the es-
Enlistment OF system of FREE SCHOOLS"
Strange very strunge--that the levelling and
agrarian principles of loco-focoism should re.
commend the establishment of free schools
Why, bless US, the people will acquire knowl-
edge, il such innovations are allowed to inter-
Tupt the course Of precedents established BY long
existing custom; and in such an event-the-l
the people will End cut what most advances their
true interests Elevate the mass-and whatwill |
become Of the ''PiEileged'' and aristocratic,
no cOFn-rai'ing gentry? Anarchy! cOnfusion!l
h-O-r-r-o-r!!! They will have to go to work.
"Believing union and concession necessary to
party organization, we shall support such nomi-
nees as may be designated BY majority Of the
party m convention-the nominees being Or
THODOR in their faith"
That's the tieket-the real grit, uneomprOmi-
sing as "Old liekOry'' HIMSELF or Thomas Jsf
'euon. Honest measures require hsHesl men
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24

In the Senate, on the 9th instant, saws the
Globe, Messrs. Breese, Archer, and Moreh cad,
appeared in their seats. The Hon. Henry A.
Foster and the Hon. Daniel A. Dickinson, ap.
pointed BY the Governor of New York to Gil the
vacancies in the Senate oOeasioned BY the resg-
nation Of the Hon. Silas Wright and The Hon.
Nathaniel P. Tallmadge, appeared, were quail
fed, and took their seats. Several bills Of pFi.
Vate character were introduced and committed.
Mr.. McDu6is gave notice Of is.intention 10 in
lrOduce a j)int resolution for the annexation Of
TexRsto the United States; and Ne. MerVick
to introduce bill to reduce the rates Of postage,
and to abolish the Thanking. PRIVILEGE. At the
instance Of Mr.. Woodbury., the Committee on
Commerce was instructed to inquire into the pro-
Priety Of extending the present waFehounng sys-
TEN. The several standing committees were also
announced by the President pro TEN.
The HOUSE, after the announcement Of the
standing committees, resolved itself into Com
mittee Ofthe Whole, and took up and discussed
Mr.. Duncan'S bill for holding the election Of
President and Vice President on the same day
throughout the Union; which being passed over
the message Of the President was re-
ferFed to The appropriate committees, and the
House adjourned.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24
Errata.

or In the communication Of "a FarmeF''
of Holmes, on the "WalieF Hickey Case" two
very important errors inthe print escaped our
attention. Asaa act Ofjusti: to the author we
now refer to them. The 6rst sentence in the
second paragraph should read thus--a and -.
erety when they must from necessity" AlSo =
part Of the second sentenoein second paragraph
should read" regardless Of sthe Constitution;
The name only Of Whieh hey acknowledged, but
denied the power thereof By making itn says
Mr.. Jefer'On, ga thing Of Wax,n &c. The oou-
municaiiOn appeared ia our paper o. The 10Th
instant. WillHA Farmer Of Holmes, continue
bic lavorB3
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24

mr.. NJ. VIM, Esq. of this city, is nuthO-
rized TO receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertising due the Office Of the "YazOO Demo-
GRAFT" We hope our country friends will not be
offended at our calling on them for our dues
The terms of the paper are in advance. Many
of them hav en furnished with the paper near
four month We want money, and the only
way for the e.tablisbmet to cease being bur
den on it's friends in this city is for our sub
Scribers to pay up.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-24

JOHN JENKINS, Eco native Of Warren eoun-
ty, and for some years past a resident Of Hinds,
has assumed the editorial management Of the
above named journal. From the specimen be.
fore Us we are led to believe that hi, accession
viii add uueh to our cause. Our hand, and
Kishes for your sueeels.