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, 1844-06-15

On Saturday last, L candidates for
the Legislature, addressed a very re-
spectacle assemblase Ofthe people, at the
court house in this village. We were
struck with the manifest unanimity Of
sentiment between the opposing candid
ates upon many of the questions Of stale
policy, which are now agitating the pub
lie mind. Upon the question Of district
ing the state, z convention to remodel
the constitution TO equalize representa-
ton, and limiting The judicial tenure to
q term of years, they harmonic COM
pletely, all being in favor of those mea-
sures. They are also equally unanimous
in their opposition 10 the notorious bills
of"pains and penalties" But whent they
come to the Tariff. and II" ro-al1esiyn "i
Col. Benton to the United Senate, the
bars are up-the shoe begins TO pinch.
These questions, with that of distr;ju-
ton, and the assumption of the state
debts by The general government, are
the leading questions upon which the
candidates are at issue, and upon which,
they are consequently inclined dwell.
They are questions Of Importance; and
q. the election Of a L. S. Senator, will
devOlve upon our next legislature, It
is highly important that they should be
discussed before the people, by the can
didates for seats in that body. The gen
tlemen upon either side, are men Of abb
lily, and we may expect, when they get
fairly under way, to have a series of in
teresting and instructive discussions.
, 1844-06-15

ofthc Tariff Question, through your col
u1nns.
Wings are always ready, and always
able, 10 defend their princi2les-rnd !
should have furnished You an article
last week, upon Ills subject, but for my
desire to see whether q champion of mo-
dern d.mocratic face trade, coull be-
found in these parts, bold enough TO
come Voluntarily forward AID advocate
with his pen, the prepos'eroas doctrine
il reference 70 4 tariT, which We hear
cor.cudcI for from tie stump.
Yol are right in s1yiag 'thc protec-
tive system is no better understood than
/; should be-" rog inflammation in rcla-
ton 10 It, were c~ocxtcnsiv2 With Tie
rich. Of suffrage, the european and i'm
practicable i!ea Of free trade, would
cease to gull tie uniformed. and cheat
homes. men into the supper. Of Pohti-
clans whose policy is directly opposed 10
the hest interests Of CIR country.
In the discussion Of his question .hrcc
classes Of political economists CT Pol:i-
clans should he named:
lst. Those who GO FIR absolute free
trade; or, in other words, that class Ct
politicians who are willing to open Il
ports . the vessels Of ali nations, a"i al
Low them 70 sell our citizens iLeir wares
and produce without paying to or gov
eminent any thing for ;he' privilege.
whilst all the nations to which we send
our wares and produce, compel Us to
pay to their government more, on al az
eracc, THAI the articles will sell for, il
addition 70 the duty-that is, IN average
duty Of more than one hundred per cent.
for tic privilege cf selling our produce
to their citizens. This, Of c~ograe, is a
one S'''I Tree trace.
l'''f "H' are II '"''r o. r''5'
" ''"i' s.+-.l''"' O Tie So.''.'
'. l'. - al la: 81, Oh A''i
"'"''i duties IN 10 el5n IMPORTS O
.."' 10 10 81 or more Ter cent
"''"."' ~ ara ~ '"a protection 'tI
'.",''.." 'a''r 'E PRO. '''|.
DE- "''e WHO "t!''' 'Ae P.'oo;-
~ ''. P''''n' '"''' w. ""''"
a." &c '.S" '""''e '"' country -
Sc" 70 ''"-..' more ''aa
we ''E o. ""'."' ana 10 'uAd ~ "
"'.'' ,''''>s' -" winch '", H'i'.''
'". WY '''E s"' we safe o 1.'
produce Il 10 ensure nm good pr
COS 'o' "-e S.''s--'' give Z" IL me-
1''"'' ""u '~''''' S'''"E employ
"''..' !" S','''' TO i'"'''i al" pro-
Al'oI'''h III Pfe'eF'h'e 10 hF'-
''S,' III" H'uF'p,"' interest
/" popular government IKE ours
"t''I ''' "0''.'! o. every r''"' IA
, 1844-06-15

I=Silas Wright, who received The
nomination of the Democratic National
Convention for Vice President, having
declined, the Hon. GEoRGE II. Dali
LAS, of Pennsylvania, was nominated in
his place. The tickle now stands Polk
and DALLAS.
, 1844-06-15

&r0..:Ss Dr,URRENcE.-We learn
.:on the Cincinnati Commercial, that
n Thursday week, during a thunder
Storm, g., house Of Nix. Henry IIar-
uer, situated on he Hamilton road, a
Eaif mle west Of Lebanon. O.. was
st,ucS by il-lining. and four OF Mr..
IiaraerS daughters, yonng ladies',
,;o,c instantly killed; Mis-. Harrer,
the mother. badly injured, md Mr..
Ii1rucr and 4 little boy badly stun
ned. The electric fluid passed down
HE chimney and through the root, be-
inC attracted in lis course By Il sus-
pended sword up stairs, and also by
\ suspended sword ~ stairs. and al
50 ~ = gun in the second story, kill
ing two of tha j lighters in the first
and t"o in the lower story of the
house. The usual means were used
IN vain to restore animation. The
scene exhihiitio On this occasion was
heart-r,Eding IN the extreme, and de-
Gcz all description. These young la-
dies were all members OF the AIetho-
dist Episcopal Church.
, 1844-06-15

4 R3bbar Sh0t.--The Goshen (Or-
anco county, New York; Republican
relates the circumstances of the death
OF Alfred Corwin, who had long been
4 terror to the people of the eastern
section Of that county, by his numer-
ous and daring burglaries. He was
shot on the 18th INST, at Blooming
Grove, by John NJ. Merit. who, with
others, had been summoned by con-
stable to assist in arrcsting hIm,
, 1844-06-15

FOR CONGRESS.
STERLING PRICE, of Charlton,
D. C. NJ. PARSONS, Of Pike,
JOHN S. PHELPS, of Greene,
JAS B. BOWLIN, of St. Louis,
JAS H. RELFE, of Washington.
, 1844-06-15

1.-THE candidates for the Lasisla-
tute, will address the people at Prairie
vile, on Thursday next, at ~PaynesYille,
on Friday, and at GAINESVILLE on Satur-
day, consecutively.
, 1844-06-15

R~E1IOFAL.-The RADIcL 0rFCE,
is removed to the first door North Of the
old Tisdalc Tavern, on Louisiana street.
, 1844-06-15

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ndLn mami,.,;,ns-
anu P'''' o'''' ,Iu
anu III I'''' '-, r.In,toL,l,
i''eH'' u ,,,,
I,-'''",' "''' ~ o
ply 10 ''sst views III pant ''~' -, ".
eNii'I'e" IFS gan an" "o''H" o'''
stated 'na' IN iof-' ''F' "fs0i'> '"' ~
Sueh reverence i'r ""''
alter nfeW,"s'on ana 0iEens HI" o's''
nominated by delegates from meetings,
OF winch he compose" part he uSSu d.
MS influence AGAINST one Il "'' '".' "
, 1844-06-15

NcD York amt Eric RaiLroaL-
The subscriptions to the stock Of the
New York and Erie railroad. is sta
ted, amount I've Sl,OOO,OOO, and
that Of The directors 70 100000.
, 1844-06-15

FOR CONGRESS.
LEONARD II. SIlI&S, ofGreeEe,
THO'S B. HUDSON, 5fSt. Louis,
SATLIFF BUCN. Of Pike,
JOHN THORNTON, of Clay
AUG. JONES, of Washington.
, 1844-06-15

Ia'csi f.ag Cope Hquiira.-By
tie nay'u,y tr;1 Trenton. Capt. PIT
.a.r. which '..i C.rl Hlyt,en on tie
I2.h. mad arrived t tg'S port yes'er-
iry. Ie.terhrs been received st hi
l., -~c,g-;'> Exchange reading
,aG.....- .a. T,-@Ise oi the army
a.. cs'.-tS,. Jaro. General Pier
o.. wi,n Ii; armv. hal eatare CaHa
Uryrj-q, arl t.r johah isn's n1''el
.y.,n Lm. Tie C.ue s. f.i o'sol-
He's. and business ,iMo-t S~1-H-GI'd.
Il was gene a''y desired HAT the IL
anl should Ii dI,ijeJ into three or
fur Safes. each t. na,e its
and Il collect is Own revenue.
O1' meth! proposed Of paving tie
'eb:> tue Fgarre. waste admit French
p err.@nt ves>els free Of port charge.
..us virtually cyciIlin" the coEsu-
.rarz # al ra.!,ns. Con ives has
/ me re C1pe, AMI this will bring
To t PIX and the Mile to terms.-
7. as.g"IJgf ofihc North: proclaim
81 10 D., tie lIgy:.ca FlT- with Il
white star IN the blue. The export
duty has reea raised On coffee from
SO 70 IG3 pe: 1000 lbs. THIS, with
The high Price Of the article. amounts
- 4 prohibition against ship
NJ to the United States At the pres
-# - -
, 1844-06-15

FOR LIEUT.. GOyEETOR,
VILLA II 3. 4 L OND.
, 1844-06-15

G
them tic credit Of being such highmind-
cd, honorable opponets.
MONROE.
III. Ediior:-
Your readers will not fail 10 duly ap-
p~reciatc the motives which have prompt
ed your correspondent "1Jonroe" to fur
ni>h tie 'two important items" which
he says you emitted in your editorial Of
last week. We will here introduce
what we conceive to lie The first "item.''
"T1cy (hards). offered n talented Wing
geo votes in St. Charles county, if lie
would run against Wells" | believe
"lIonroe'' has, in some few instances,
questioned the right Of the few to speak
for The many. If "tIcy'' in this case.
means the whole 200, l have not a
word to say. But on the contrary, il it
'"e-ie o"t VIZ Vi '"'' " 'iSS'
must adhere 10 the principle laid down BY
'1Torroe'' in such cases, and deny the
right Of two 10 speak for 200.
New ! do not intend to be drawn
into a controversy in this matter, never
thclass, ! must say one word as to the
"gall and wormwood," and "1Icn-
roc's'' apology therefor. Mr.. Parsons
hal been harTing upon the ucc---i-v Of
aIheTeing 10. and support;
AND ihiS raised IL
did II? Impossible. "MonroH, are
certainly II error. OH have certainly
forgotten the character OF those r~eso.u-
lions passed at the LOUISIANA meeting,
last "in}ef' and over which co.,. Boon
presided. Ohe Of the fesoin'ions oi
mec''n2 says mat customs long
eS'aoiiSLea Nh"1!' hotIc changed -tha'
II Is me "'''y 81 every P"'fl''' 70 con-
Io'm 'oLNe pylcy p~fe'a!i's' &c an"
H0"' III, 'ho"''e' putting '"a' a""
-. r. o. CO. .1:u.-.
I.-e ono For ,-,s tho d,..,. #
=.
prevailing. at thc fine the ~rcsoIution
was written. why is il not equally his
duty now. or at the time the Col. became
a candidate for Congress! Pertains Mon
roe can tell US.
l have been induced 10 say thus
mncn' IN part 10 Vlnolca'e 20" irom Inc
charge OF having KEPT DacA I" lmpor-
'ai' mems II VIII DC seen thal You
81 ross;LJ. rooI 49, ,Lo
ol,rre ]ooains. Mr.. parso,s nrcsumc
Tho neorIo kno,y c,ite &c much .tort
That matter as could tell them; and
, 1844-06-15

FOR GOVERNOR,
c L f II. 4 / L Z n.
, 1844-06-15

.5o.-Wc learned from
t. ~sterday, that the prcssreecn,-
" established al Nauyoo, in opposition
10 tie interests Of the Prophet, had been
destroyed Ly a mob. The runor that
the city had been destroyed, is probably
a hoax.
, 1844-06-15

Democratic B';CZsct.
, 1844-06-15

The n. Y. Talking Machine has
been utterly destroyed by Mr.. Faber,
lis inventor. in L fit Of insanity! He
hopes to restore it to its voice again.
and its voira 70 II, however.
, 1844-06-15
FLEE E2AE>HC z.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -. ISL
, 1844-06-15

John P. Kennedy, Esq. Of Mary
land, has taken strong ground against
the annexation of Texas.
, 1844-06-15

FOR LIEUT.. ~GOyECTCR.
4 NJ ES o L n q,
OF LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
, 1844-06-15

The Board Of Directors Of the
Fourth Branch of the Bank of Mis-
souri,, at Springfield, has elected Jas.
L. Danforrh Cashier, and Charles A.
Haden. Clerk.
, 1844-06-15

independent Candidates.
, 1844-06-15

We have heard it repeatedly asserted,
h~ereabouts, during the last few weeks,
that if Mr.. Van Buren should not be tie
nominee of the National Convention, the
Globe and Thomas II. Benton, would go
over to the Wings. 3Ir. Van Buren, is
not the nominee, and yet the Globe and
1Tr. Benton are both found true TO the
watchworl Of the party-"cvery thing
for the cause, nothing for men," Sure
", those who so sagcly predicted the Pc
litical apOstacy of Col. Benton and the
Globe were no prophets, nor could they
have been the sons, even, of prophets.
, 1844-06-15

FOR GOVERNOR.
JOHN c. ED WARDS
OF COLE COUNTY.
, 1844-06-15

A THOUSAND I.mI-ran'S reached
Y. York or the 2lL-C95 in 3 pack
ELS
, 1844-06-15

Ore, R2.r.-Thc Alexandria DAY
Republican. Of the 18th u.t.. civcs the
; arricula,s of the almost entire over.
low OF that place. The large and
splendid mansion Of Governor Mills.
built upon the model OF the Roman
Parthcnon, was syvcpt entirely away.
together with n box containing trcas-
ure and valuable papers. the new
and magnificent market-hoUsn, and
the church on Pearl street, wee in
imminent danger. Major Durpss.
or" nf t!.a most respectable citizens
Of Alexandria. ~ drowned. il is
said that he loss of the planting in,
,erest on the river could not bc less
than a million and 4 half Of dollars.
The Hannibal Journal, Of the Isl
inst, SAYS a merchant Of that vilInge,
i'll packingdown 4 barrel IF beeswax
a few days ago, broke one of the
cakes, and found it was a cake DINA.
pie sugar covered with wax. He
then broke other cakes with the same
result. The perpetrator OF the fraud
however, has been discovered, and
will be punished.
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r. B. & s. POPE.

Staple Goods, Grocery & Produce .uerchaais
YAzoo CRY, Miss.
II EEP c. instantly on hand supply OF
n the above articles, bought exclu.
81, ely for cash They also k"epa supply
of Bagging and Rope, and hive a go ID
Cotton Ware House on the rirer bank, and
will strict attention I" receiving and FIR
Cotton or Go d. at he uSu,
also repared TO make cash al
vanres on Cotton. A new article of
Negro Linsevs an hand. direct from the
+ asterm FrctolieS. which we deem equal
o The Kentucky goods, and at much lower
,rices.
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In such Crisis, it is proper that the
people in every dls'ric, Of the Union
should be well informed of The course pur.
sued Ivy its particular representative, and
ct the hearings of all the discussions in
Congress, and Of all its proceedings The
important topics opened up in C"ngress,
viii, we have no doubt, greatly protract
the session, and consequently Increase the
volume Of our reports. The Congress.
ional CT be of the last long session (madc
up of the proceedings, including the votes
and synopsis Of the dscussions) extend
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determined 10 raise the price OF the Con
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District Court "f the United States for the
S u'harn District of Mississippi.
In B nkrurtcv, No. SG6.
In the m'tter of the petition Of John w.
Raw. bankrupt, Individually, and as
member of the firm Of ID w. Dlllihay,
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DR.. HULL'S Cough Lozenges are now
rapidly superceding all other preparations
for the relief OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
Whooping Cough, Catarrh, tightness ofthe
chest, Bronchitis and similar pulmonary
Affections.
Price, twenty FIVE cents per box for
each kind OF Lozenges. For sale by
E. ID. WARD.
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Distrii Court of the United States Tor the
Southern District Of Mississippi.
In Bankruptcy, No. SGT.
In the matter Of the petition of David An.
ders'n. a bankrupt, to be dis ,harged
from his debts.
" ,i"e is h"rph-- given, that DAVID
ANDERSON. of Madison county, has
been fuIv dprl r'd hank'u (. by IN or
der OF he sid urt made on the 18th
da> ot November, A D. lS43. and that the
aid d vid Anderson has applied Tor GER
'ifi ae Of fral lis h rye from his debts,
under the of C. 'ngross in such case
made and pr vidod; and The
Isl Monday in May merit,
1t Jackson, has neen sat tor the final hear.
ing. All persons Interested may hen and
there ap"'ar and shaw cause, if any they
have. why h" decree and certificate of dis
charge should not 10 g1anted.
WM BURNS, Clerk.
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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-27
ANTI FEVER PILLS

THSHE well known character Of these
! pills has caused many spurious ar
ticles to be palmed off for the genuine
This is therefore to caution the pub &c not
tn purchase except from the auh"rlzef
agents. They are certain cure Tor chlllS
and fevers, iIious fever, and in fact for
almost all kinds OF fever, and can lie
bought OF Z. ID. WARD. who is the nub"-
,zed agent for Canton. Price 81 % per
box.
Aurust 10. 1913. 4e-t