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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02


II tbe locofoeos can cyphsr one sum,
we shall consider them good at arilhmes
tic, viz: Should Polk be elected, how
much good, in dollars and Cents, or IN
any sense, will result 10 the peoDle.-
Clinton Republican.
We do not consider it necessary to
make any promises Of dollars and cents
to induce the people 10 support their
own good cause. The sober second
thought will correct the errors Of ls4O,
by deciding in favor Of democratic men
and measures, restoring good old demo-
cratic times, and protecting the county
from the ruinous effects Of federal MIS-
rule.
Can the Republican cypher this
sunni II the wages Of labor have beer
reduced from seventy FIVE cents to hfIy
cents a day in three years of fwhig rule
how long will it be Inder the same rule
before laborers will get "two dollars {
day and roast beef"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02
pRoGREssIYE pEMocRAcY

From almOs. every quarter we hear Of
hundreds of voters leaving the Clay stan.
dard and coming over to the support Of
democracy ard Polk and Dallas. A.
nOng these changes are many Of the
most talented and influential men Of the
whig pariy--such as Robert F Stocks
ton Of New Jersey, Hon Guliau Q. Yer.
pIarck Of New York, Mr.. Hamerslsy,
Hon. r. ]. Iugersoll and g. A. lngsr>
soil, Esq, Of Connecticut, g.. DC.
We extract the following notices on
changes from among numerous others of
similar characlet
FROM NEW JERSEY. g
From the Camden IN. j. Eagle.
More renunciatiOns Of whiggety- hero
they come. The people in this neigh
bDrhood have caught the spirit which
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02

HARVEST THE CRoPs.-Last week
and the latter part Of the. week before,
the farmers we're very busy cutting their
wheat. Most of them were disapponis
ed in finding the wheat much more in
jUred by the rust than they expected
The rust did not commence until some
fields we've nearly ripe, and the earliest
wheat was therefore the leas: injured;
though we are informed that hone in this
region has escaped material injury. But
the greatest harm has been done TO the
late wheat, which is so much injured
by tho rust, that many large fields, we are
told, will not be cut, as they are consid-
cred not worth harvesting.
Corn and oaIs also have been much
injured by the wet weather Of the seas
son. On level ground many fields OI
corn appear 10 be entirely destroyed, and
oats are not in a much better condition
On side hills and rolling ground, hOwev
or, these crops promise fair yield.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02

6rTbere will be a hickory pole raiS'
ing at Mr.Flaugher's on Eagle creek ,On
Saturday the 2Oth of July inst. Sever
al speakers will be present 10 address
the people.
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: THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, JULY 2, 1914.

Col. Polk IT he attention Of the rsa'
der 10 directed 10 a short biographical
sketch Of Col. james X. Polk, on the
FIRST page Of this paper.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02

OrThs Cleveland PlaindeOler says.
1--WE have the rocantOtiO MS ofUver one
hundred straitout Harrison wings, which
we shall publish next week over their
own signatures. Stand from under!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02

STILL THEY COME The Philadelphia
Spirit OF The fines, one Of the most ef'
ficienr advocates of Democratic P'inci
pies. says:
"Sevsral leading wings oftbis city have
abandoned Mr.. Clay, and come over in
support Of Polk and Dallas, from their
knowledge and admiration Of the latter.
Mr.. SharswOod, for several years a mem.
Der Of the Legislature ftom this city, is
about, we are told, to sake the stump
for the democratic nominees. Judge
Todd, who was strong HarriEOn man,
has come over--so has bis son-so
have numbers whose names we have for
gotten"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02

pervades all other sections Of the cOun.
Try, and are 'eomIne out from among the
foul party by scores. The following let
ter was sent US for publication lasIThurs-
day, by a highly respectable whig in the
adjoining county Of Gloucester, and i is
q fair specimen Ofthe feeling which per.
vades a large body Of the Wigs in South
Jersey. N -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02

0rrA late number Of the IndianaSlate
Sentinel contains list Of ONE HUM
DREDs AND THIRTY names including
sone Of the most talented and influential
men ofthat State, tencuncing all further
allegiance TO the rotten cause Of wbigge
ry. Every man Of them voted for Har-
rison in 1940.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02

MoRE YEr.-The Providence Inde-
pendent says that the Hon. Wager Wee
den. one Of Rhode Island Harrison Elec.
tors in ls40, will not support Mr.. Clay.
He has renounced Whigery and all its
work, anu says he is perfectly satisfied
that the election Of 1910 was carried by
the crosses: frauds.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

This is to certify that voted for Will.
liem Henry Harrison ia 1910, but the
proceedings of the wbig party have dis.
gusied me so much that | have concln-
ded to Tenounce them. Several OF my
neighbors have come TO the same con-
clusion, who voted as did al the time.
WIN. F. PARKER.
AImonessOn, Jdne IL, iS44.
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MORE COON FALSEHOODS NAIL.
ED TO THE WAL L AS BASE

ED TO THE WAL l. AS BASE
COIN.
The Clay papers are most unfortunate
in their lalsehoOds. Reckless and un-
principled as most of them seem to be
be, We think they might exhibit little
more discretion in their madness. Their
anxiety to put HENRY CLAY'S immO.
ralities upon some one else, is laughua.
BILE enough. But it will not do--lhe
people know this embodiment Of whig
principles to we'll for his adhersnts to
pass him off foe what he isnot. Read
the following frem the Hon. &C. Clay,
Of Alabama, and then blush for the reck-
lessness Of the wing press, and the des'
perate character OF their embodiment
What has the OHIO Atlas, among others,
to say of thisf r
From the Tuscaloosa Ala. Flag.
Huntsville, May 7, ls44.
Dear Sir: Yours of the Goth u!t., call
ing my attention to an article published
in the Alabama Journal Of The 9th ult.
from The Rochester Democrat, hes been
duly received, and ! appreciate the friend
ly motives which prompted your commu
nicatiOn.
This is the second attempt 10 transfer
to me prOfane expressions recited in tbs
article alluded 10. which were originally
charged to Henry Clay Of Kentucky, 81
having been used by him, at the bar o
the House Of Representatives, whsn Mr.
Speaker Polk gave she casting vois OF
the Mississippi contested election, be-
tween Messrs. PreRtiss and Word, an'
Messrs. Claiborne and GholsOn, duTlnl
the session Of l637-'3s, | think in th'
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-11-29
NOTICE

NY virtue Of Decree Of the Court Of
- Probate Of Yazoo county, made at It's
April term, A. ID. lS44-I shall. as Admin
srrator of John Murdough, deceased, ex
pose TO public auction on the 4th day Of
December next, upon a credit of ID months
from the day ofsale, an undivided half 20
feet front Of Lot No. $50, in Yazoo city
The sale 10 take place upon the premises.
at - O'Clock NJ. Bond aud security will be
required Of the purchaser.
+. G. WILKINSON, adm'ior
ofJOHN MURDOUGH.
Oct. 4. lS44.-ll:ds
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Council Proceedings.
CALLED MEETING.
SEPTEMBER rs. Is

0EI r " 5EEE -sVa ITtts
Present, R. EATON KEYS, President.
w. Barnett, ]. M. Allen, ii. Harrison, and
N. Perry, Selecfmen.
The meeting being called to.order, the
minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
On motion, the Ordinance relative to the
City Weigher, (repored by the Ordinance
Commitlee,) was received.
Molten by DR. Barnett, that the Clerk be
instructed to call on the Merchants of The
town, and take their individual names fer OF
against the compulsatory part of this ordi-
nance. Carried.
The following account was reported on BY
the committee and allowedi
Thos. Smith for $40 90 Thos. Ellis, Sl7 %
On motion the meeting adjourned:
r. EATON KEYS, PREs'r.
las. P. WILLIAMS. CI'k.
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~ CARD.

FE7HE undersigned beg leave TO inf, rm
Il their friends and the pnhiic, thai Mr.
William L,oghlin has Vithdrawn his agency
of our business at Vcksbure, and We have
appointed, in his stead, Messs HUGH WATT
s. GEORGE A. PECK. (who ave this day
opened an office, at The old stand Of 4 r.
Wan. Lanohln,) under The firm of High
WATT & Co, who will make CASH advances
md furn sh plantation supplies on shipment
Of produce 10 onr address.
BURKE WATT & CO.. N. Orleans
WATT, BURKE & CO., Natchez.
June 10. lA43 49-6t
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IRUS EE'S SALE.
WHEREAS, William H. Robards,

WHEREAS, William H. Robards, did
W by deed, bearing date the 23rd of
August, A. d. l941, convey to the under~
signed in Trust, to secure the payment OF
certain deb in said deed specified aud set
forth, the following Negroes lo-wit: Primus,
Sylvia, Nelly, Jane. Little Prlmus, Clinton,
Jim, Albert, Alice, billiard, Judy, MiIIy,
Jerry and AIgrrnon; which said Deed is res
corded in the Office Of the Clerk of the Pro-
bate Court of Washington county, in Book
*, pages 3l3 314 aud 3l5. And whereas,
the undersigned having been satisfied that
The debts mentioned in said Deed, are still
unpaid, and having been duly requested to
xecute the provisions Of said Deed: Now,
therefore, be it kauwn, that I'm er ard by
virtue Of the power and authority in said
Deed, will, on Saturday, the ST day Of
February, A. d. 1915, at the Court House
door in the county Of Washington, proceed
% sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the
Negroes in said Deed conveyed, and above
named, or so many thereof as NAV be nrces>
sary to pay and satisfy the debts specified
in SAID Deed, and all cxpences connected
with this Trust.
The title is believed to be good, but
will convey only such as am authorized by
aid Deed 10 convey.
ROBERT B. GILLIAN, Trustee.
By his Agent,
CARTER B. HARRISON.
July 10, 1874. 325t.
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OtiCI..
The state Of Mississippi,l' YAzoo CIRcuIT
YAZoo County. ) COURT, Sitting as
CoURT OF CHANcERY, May Term, 844.
Frederick q. Randolph,
Moses r. HoF. Administrators of

Moses y. Tof. Administrator Of
John Glass. ct al
TPON opening the matters Of this Bill
- and it appearing to the satisfaction o.
the court that the defendants. the unknown
heirs of John Glass, deceased. are not inhab-
iiants Of this State, but reside beyond The
Hmrs1hereof, so that the ordinary process o.
this court cannon be executed upon them
Il il therefore ordered, that unless said de
PENDANTS appear here on or before the frs
Monday Of November next, and plead, an
swer, or demur to compaiuant's bill, tn.
several allegations thereof will be taken f.
confessed. as to them, and such order ano
decree made thereon as The Judge mn,
think eqnirable and 's'. Aud it is furrhr
ordered that a copy Of this order be inserted
in the Ynzno City Wing, once a week, 70,
two months SUCCESSFULLY.
TIIOS. P. SLADE, Crk.
By Gm BARNES. nc
G. T. HAMER. and J. g. w. BATrA1LE,
Solicitors for complainant.
Oct. %. 1914. -l6:9t.
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DreII Goods.

Cashmere DE Cosse, new and rich ar
ticle; French Mousehne de LANES, of eve
~ s,yle and quality; Italian Luds'rings black
and blue black - to 40 inches; Gro de
Swiss and Gro de Rhine. black figured.
corded. waiered and stripe do; and great
variet es NJ Fancy silk, Fancy Striped Sat.
ins. Chanpeabc Lus,res, Cape de Lame.
b mbazncs, Alpaccas, SILK and cotton
Warn. Alsn-various new styles of Az
tumn and Winter Dress Goods, too numer-
Gus 10 mention.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
Ocean Mutual Insurance Company.
OFFICE-No. As Camp Street,
New ORLEANS.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. A. GASQUET, President.
W. w Montgomery, F. B. LeBeau,
+. p DucOnge, AIer. Gordon,
J G. Harrison, J. A Gasquet.
EdlO. Shift, r. w. Montgomery
CHAs. BRIGGs. Secretary.
This Company, by an amendment Of their
charter, passed at The last Session Of the
Legislature, is now auihorzed.to Insure on
The Mutual System N. and all persons insuring
their Property in The Office will be entitled
10 the privileges Of that System, in accor-
dance with The charter and by laws, wihou:
mourning any kind Of responsibility, from
which they are guarded by an express pro
vision of the amended charter.
All kinds Of properly insured against FIRE
on the most reasonable terms, and The mos
prompt and liberal settlements made in ca
ses Of loss.
Ocl. l. lS44-l4if.
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Notice
NOIICE-

E ETTERS OF Administration having
- een granted 10 the undersigned by The
Hon Probate court of Yazoo County, at the
February Term, 1914 Of said court. on the
estate of 6 Ii. HaGeman, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate,
are required TO present them for payment,
within The time prescribed BY law, or they
vii be forever barred, and those indebted
70 said estate arereqpired 10 make speedy
payment. II. uAYMAN. Admir-.
March. Is, lS4i SIS ct
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.MlLLlNEGY G0ODS.

Ribbons. Tor variety and richness. cahh',
he surpassed in This mrrket-heavl Hat and
Cap-enrre new designs; various slvl's
Necks. .T,Felor, Silins, Velvet, and Love
Ribbons; Velvets for Hats; Plaid. figured
uncut and plain; Silks and Satins for Has.
a complete assortment; Wha!ehones. GtmPs.
Ribbon wire. Cards, Crown Lining, Fonn
cation, Artificial Flowers, Trimmings, La
res &c &c
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Council Proceedings.
Srnrr,rnrn ID 1914

EEFIBMHEk 80 lOt1'
Present, r. EATON Keys, President.
NJ. Allen. II. Harrison, w. j. Leake, j. w.
oarnett, N. Perry, and J. l. Wilson, Select
men.
The meering being called TO order, the mi
nutes of the last meeting were read and APP
proved.
On motion, the Ordinance was taken up
nv section, and aAop'ed as follows:
An Ordinance,
To regulate the weighing OF all COttons sold
within the corporate limits of Yazoo Civ:
and a'so fer the regulation Of all Scales.
balances, Steelrards and Measures. used
bv The Trading Houses and Boats in Yazoo
City.
Sec. 1st Be IL Ordained By The President
and Seiecimen Of The TolOn Of YHzoo CRY
Tha, from and after the passage of his OrdI'
nance, it shall NOT be lawful for any mer-
chant, or any other person whomsoever, fC
weigh anv Cottons, with a view to the pur'
chase Of the same; or 10 purchase any Cot
ons having been weighed by themselves o
any other person within said corporate linn
its, other than the Town Weigher elect, un
der Srch penalties as are hereinafter PrcscrI
J bnS
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NEW GaDOhDS.

'Just Received from the North"
WVEIE undersigned have just received
n large and we'll assorted STOCK Of FAN
CY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, consist
ing in part of Prints. &c, all Of the latest
-r,le; also. FIanoels, Kersevs, Linseys
Blankets, Boots, Shoes and Ha's-iogelh her
Nth large stock Of GRO 'ERIES aud
PRODUCE. and PLANTERS SUPPLIES
Of every description; all Of which we offer
at the lowest cash prices.
We are also prepared TO make liberal ad-
vances on Cotton, in hand. or store.
w. g. L. WYMAN.
Oct l, 1914 :-I3lf Main Street.
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At the Brick Livery Stable,
SOME good saddle, sngle, and double
- harness HORSES-young matches, and
perform we'll. For sale by
BLACKMAN, WINFORD g. co.
Yazoo city, Sept. 25.-l2G
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a r Regular Communication of Yazoo
IA Lodge No. ~. held at the Masonic
Hall in Yazoo CITY, October Isl, A. D. 1914,
4. l.. 5S44. the following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously adopted, viz:
Whereas, JAMES p LONG, a Master
Mason, and a member Of Yazoo Lodge No
~, has been guilty o. gross immoral. ungen
lemanly and nnmosonic conduct; therefore
Be it Resolred. That The aforesaid James
P. Long be forever expelled from this Lodge.
aud from all the benefits of Free Masonry.
Resolrcd, That a copy Of these resolu,
tons BE signed by the w. NJ, and published
in the Yazno City Wing, the Freemasons'
Magazine. in Boston,; and that all papers
throughout the World friendly to the cause
Of Masonry, be requested to publish the
same in their respective papers.
Attest, VIM. ]. LEAKE. w. II.
j. r. BEDPoRD. Sec'y.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-11-29
CO-DaF'fnePS ship.

~ RaNA IN y AALEIs
VINCENT GALLOWAY, has taken into
Co-parnership his brother Lewis G.
HALFWAY, Of Holmes county, Miss. They
will conduct a General Commission Bust
ness in this city, under the style Of V & L.
q. GALLAwAY, and respectfully solicit the
patronage of their friends and public gener-
lily. During the present winter and ensu-
ng sprrngl L. G. Galloway will reside a,
Jackson, Miss.
V. GALLAWAY,
LEWIS q. GALLOWAY
New Oheans. Dec 81. l943. 2E-f
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Corn for Sale.

"OE propose 10 sell two thousand bush
~ els Of CORN at our plantation, 3
miles north Of Yazoo city. Our terms arc
cash. and the prices so cents at the CRIB, or
rs cents delivered in town.
j. g. w. REGAIN.
Nnvcmher I 1877 II T.
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EIiSf. Oi EIRffePS,

I'D EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Yazoo1
AZ CRY, Miss, On the lst day of October
1874; which, if not taken out within three
months, will he sent to the General Post
Office as dead letters.
A
Anding Martin Afford, Green
Allen A. Grant
B
Bailey Ed ward ]. Brown, James c.
y TIN Pes ey r. Barrett, w j.
B ntnn. mrs Mender Barrett Samule
Benton, mrs. NJ. ).
C
Crrmr, w. E. Carter lydia
Cnsnn, mrs. :. Coin Ri hard
Crensh NV Harrison Campbell f. o.
Casllcmin Stephen
D nyse Jacques 2 Devine R.
D"Iler D; II. Dickens Thompson
Dyer Kelly
E
Evans & Shropshire Exum Edward
E,vin ).
Gary A c. G II jeremiah N
Ga ne George S. Cary, ms Elizabeth 2
Gray W. w. Genenger
HolcOmb mrs. C. C. Hughes T.
J
Jcnnings & Adams. Johnson James
4
James Dr.. d. A. Jones, +. {.
X
Kendng Alexander F. King w:
L
Lewis, J. c. & Co. Little Sanford II.
! Lampier F.
M
! M lie, D.. w. Mcelvoe J. A.
! NcKes,ou, Dr.. G c. Mo gan l.. G.
! Witch II m 8 f.. A. Nc aug han A.
| Matthew'S Samuel Morris charles +.
| NJ, Calle John
Nance, Z. w. Norell lessee S.
p
Philip. VIII am Phillips Peter
Per,is }. w.
RE. wood, Thomas z.
S
Smi Henry N. ShackelforI Richard D 2
Shark lon ,hu Sims ~ Iam
Shac<efnrd John Smith w.
stevens Lewis Samson Sansons T.
SwuItwout & T ord & Gu. Shropshire james S.
T
Tucker William A. Tucker, ms. EIizaJ.
w
Wood w. w. White G.
VIVA ton Edward D. W lliams George
Wnd B y. W-'n Simurl.
P,r-ons calling for either OF he ab,ve letter
wi please say they advertised.
=, z EATON KEYS, P. VI.
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National House.
"a la &8gBZ2 W y g . -
PROPRIETOR.

TcIoupifouIIg STREET, NciD Orleans.
- THE Subscriber respectfully so
sf5z1 licits continuance Of he patronage
So Gherally bestowed the last season, and
promises 20 leave nothing undone TO render
his guests comfortable. The ladies' depart
menrs IF the National, are inferior to NJ
house in The Southwest. The House has
undergone complete renovation.
Oct l, lS44.-4:ly
JOB PRINTING
Neatly and ErpeditioHsly executed at hn
OFFICE.
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GLOVES.

Kid. Silk. Merino AID Berlin; and all
the new Styles Of MlTrS, Of the day.
so:
Cashmere D'Ecosse PLnis; French do
Ponuep U,udkcrchefa. Spit leied, Corah.
Fl,g: Black Silk Shawls. plain, figured and
colnred; Mouseline de Lime, do Nern"'
Thibe,, Broche, and various styles W"oI'ens;
Linens. Hosiery. Spool Thread. Grass Cloth
corded Skir's. D ,mpsk Table Spread. Goa
cord and Binding. Buttons. Sewing Silks
colnred and black; Twist. Snspenders.-
AI.SO-Liuep Cambrick Handkerchief, II
svery variety
Oct. !. lS44.-l4:lv.
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CASH SILK GOODS
A4GIS ag ~ z " e >
T.. VALE, JEk.
I3 ChartreS Street,
North g. Brothers,

ID ESPECTFULLY announce to his Gus
AO toners. and all D'alers visiting this
CITY, tina, he has commenced receiving his
fall stock, which will he larger and much
more varied than heretofore, and at prices
warranted to give general satisfaction. His
stock will be composed in prrt Of the fol
ln,rinn articles viz:
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SlHDW lHOOn6.

A Large and Won NS80TTeu oTOON'
GAGBSo
Consisting Of L,sle. Ashhurons; also, Eng
lish, German, French thread Laces and
Edping; Jaconer and Swiss Emhrolder'es ;
White and black Nets, plain and figured,
in great variet~; and a complete assortment
Of WHITE GOODS.
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FOr sale

IN better terms Than can he had at Ne"
" Oleans. an exce'len close CTridge,
but little used.-A BluoHche would be
taken in part payment. Apply at this Office
November /. 1874 I'LL
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I'D EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Yazoo
AZ CRY, Miss. On the lst day of October
1874; which, it not taken out within three
months, will he sent to the General Post
Office as dead letters.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-12

principles OF every hue and color. Il IS as diff
terent from any democracy which has ever be-
fore known. as monarchy is from repubcanisrn.
1t serves alike 10 cover tho law DESTROYING prln-
ciplcs OF the InsurrectIonsts OF Rhode Island. and
the ultra. high-handed abuse Of Executive author
lty. which has been 50 frequently witnessed un-
der ''Democratic' rule.
The gentleman from New York Mr. Rath-
burn.) unless rumor does him injustice. has no,
always advocated the Same principles which ne
now advocates. If rumor be correct. that gen
tjenan until quito late period has acted with
! the party to which belong. and gwen his sanc-
ton - the principles which they sustain. Ii he
had seen proper TO change his principles. II is a
matter OF which | have right 10 complain.
The right 10 change his opinions. rs often as he
deem proper. IS certainly n ..aatur1f RICH"
and shall not attempt TO Interfere with It's cxer-
else.
The Rhode Island instruction IS not tho only
instance IN which this modern 'Democrncy has
shown itself 10 possess but little regard for either
constitution or law. when it has stood in the way
Of the attainment of any particular object. If
tho principles Of the Dorr rebellion arc To be
cngratted upon tho democratic creed. II IS we'll
that the country should know It. The peace and
security Of the country require that VIC should
know who IS to be relied upon IN times of peril
and danger. Attempts of similar cha acter
may be made in other States. and If they are to
receive the sanction and support Of a powerful
political party. II Is time that fact were known.
The IN estigation which has been proposed
can lead to no beneficial result. Ii IS traught
with danger to the public interest IN every light
IN which II can be viewed. 1t will involve. on
the part of this House. an officious intarmoddng
with matters with which it can. legitnateiv.
have no concern. 1t will involve useless ex-
Pcndturc of public money. and an unnecessary
consumption of orr time. Dorr and his mad fol-
lowers have had their dav. They arc IN the
hands of tic state NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. let thom