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Something Brilliant =!
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

banner ;ioflhe notices which il bore; and
If tie Spirit which should ever animate and
govern US as patty. The whole speech
was reple,e with eIoquence, humor and ar
gumtnt-
Mr.. Anderson was followed by L. w.
Lueas Esq in one of;he most powerful, able,
and convincing trgumenis,,o which NE have
ever listened To attempt q description OF
it would be worse than folly. There is not
principle of our party which he did not
ably and powerfully vipdicate There was
not change Or inconsistency of our oppo
n. nts hich he did no, notice. and through
out the whole of his address. the locos man.
ift sttd The greatest uneasintss end coufu-
sion. A few such forts would tffectual!y
redeem our coed county from the stigma OF
ioc, focoism, ard ;lace her in the position
which she ought 10 occupy as the Empire
County of our State.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

III bearing Il stimony 10 bis many no5le and
generous qualities. Il woul1 Be with great
rain that IN anv war | would draw m,
sword against Mexico La such war a.
this could not. But would Mexico Dr.
clare waI Perhaps she would not do
not think she would without he promi.e oi
aid Ii she did mol, il would only be BE-
Gauge she was too weak. This. TO a proud
ard generous American heart, would be
worse even than war that we bad wrong
ed weak power, which was TOO feeble To
defend her rights But IL might be that oh
er and stronger Powers might cume to thr
aid of Mexico. There are some indications
Of this and il certainly would be so. il SOME
of those strong Powers Of the wrrld are &c
fatally bent upon our destruction as II is said
that they are Bu, there certain valiant
spirits, with whom it would be the strong
est argument IN favour If the measure that
il Would involve US IN war with Nj xico,
England and France have had sorle ey'
ptrience IN nv time ofthese crocodile Ed
ters, and have not found them. in the mo
ment Of real danger any hiaver than 9th.
er people. 1t would be very stupid and un
American 10 doub, that England, France
and Mexico united would be no match for
us " whatever aud sti more stupid ard I'M
prudent 10 expr'ss such doubt But for
nv single self, | mus; conft SIS that would
prefer entering INTO such cot flici with a
fl m conviction that the quarrel was just,
and, mere matter uf convenience, /
would like TO have our own people united
Ii would make the victory soinew al easier
have exit udtd this comnunicaiion TO a
much greater length than | had n,cipated
but have not time TO cGBd nse il, and must
therefore commit ii 10 you as II IS, | could
very well write a much more without *
haus,ing the subject. Very respectfully.
your obedent servant.
WADDY THOMPSON, JR
WAsHINGToN, July 3. 1874.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Wings. of portion OF Hardeman
and Faveue counties Trn., ard of Tlppah
and MARSHALL counties Miss. have resoIv.
ed 10 hold MASS MEETING on the 9th
and lO;h of August next. at the Old Indian
Mills. 4 miles East of Lagrange, near the
Mississippi line. to which a general inrita
tion is hereby extt nded.
F,om our Whig friends, we expect a
numerous attendance, and TO our Demo
cratic friends we extend a cordial invita-.
tion Tkev will have heard the arguments Of
their friends in favor ct their principles.
and We now invite them as candid men
land we know many of them IRE so) to
come and hear the Arguments in behalf of
Wbig principles.
The Ladies are especially invited to
honor the occasion with their presence.
COME ONEl CONE ALLli The
most ample provision will be made for the
accommodation of from $4,000 to 20,uOo.
persons with their horse &c
The most dist. enished Wing orators
throughout the Mississippi valley have been
invite d TO attend
Committee IF Inrifntion = Martin w
Guv. Chas w Hunt. VIM ID Jones. Nm
G Turner, Wvlie c Shaw. II. Hin' :
Jno w Hunt, r.. Fl Palham, TEos Med
lock and ID l. Stockton.
July 9th lS44
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
KEEP 1T BEFORE TIE PEOPLE

That Henry Clay III his letter on the an
nc xaf,on Of Texas. saws:
IF any European nation entertains anv
ambitious designs upon Texas. such as thar
of colonizing her. or IN any rng suhjscfing
h>r. i should regard IL as the impsrafire
dp,u of the G.rernment Of the II, ifed
States to oppose such designs By The most
I'm md dtItq mind 7fs5.fonep to tie s1
tent IF ntesss1ry If APPEALING TO
ARMS.
II any Loco fcco leader tells you Great
R,;,a;n wants Texas" sad that 10 him and
+, him know tha, henry CLAY is the
man that will and can sustain our coun
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
WING MASS
eNe eSSse 81
AT HOLLY SPRINGS ON THE, OF AU-
GUST NEXT.

GUST NEXT.
The Wings Of Marshall County. Missis-
s:rpi. having resolved 20 hold a Mass NEE
TING a, Holly Springs, Miss on the 7ih day
of August NJ xt and the undersigned having
been appointed Committee OF Invitation on
The part of their Wing fei'ow-citiz" do
hereby tender most cordial and earnest III
vi,ation and request TO their fellow citizens
of this and the adjoining States, without re
gard to party. to be presen, with US. and par
take of our hospialities upon that occa
sion Arrangements have been made to
furnish accommodations TO ALL %ho may
attend: and the Committee are happy TO
have il IN :heir power to announce that
from assurances they have received from
Distinguished gentle ltmen Of this and other
States. the public expectation will be fully
ltulIy met IN The. number and ability OF spea-
kers who will favor the meeting with their
Or. s.nce and services.
Amongst others the Committee confident
ly expect
The Hon. S. S PREM 1ISS,
E II. FOSTER.
The Hon. | GUioN,
JOHN w CROCKETT,
c. Fl. WILLIAMS,
p. Il. SCRUGGS. Esq
GEO S. YERGER,
E. SHIELDS
VIM YERnER.
Ali Clay Clubs and other volunteer Wing
Companies are particularly invited
And last but not least. THE LADIES,
are ASSURED that special arrange ments have
been made for their entertainment and their
presence is deemed indispensable 10 grace
this f. 'sIival occasion
A splendid Prizr Bsneer is being prepar
ed TO present 10 the county having the iarg
IS, Deleeation
Respectfully,
Your fellow citizens.
p. w. LUCAS. JNO. D. MARTIN
7. G. POLK JNO. N PHIFFR
W.R HARLEY Il ANDERSON.
F. w. RULIN6. Wm FINLEY.
p A GORNAN.
Comm nsittee of Irritation.
Holly Springs, July 22nd le44.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
q BRlaa<saa
CON NIT TEE S

You are u,qut sted TO meet at the Court
house en- Monday next at s O'Clock A NJ.
for the purpose ofuans citing business apper.
tanning TO the eommttees. All the citizens
are earntsty requested TO meet at the same
time and place.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
3 VOICE IRON OLE FAYrrrr

able letter of Waddy ThOup.ou B.
p VOICE FROM OLD FAyErrr
The following letter h,u ,ree.V-
Tennesssee's most dis,ireuisftd sr4a
sons. plainly shows how ths ps i. +..
State beats in the cones, Egsr-,..
which reaches Us, is but confirm.
the statements contained in this lsesf "a.
writer, one Uf the most active and fs.-,
wings in the State, has the very bsE e,s
tuuity of j Judging correctly as lolhs fs..a
Tennessee. Here is his opiuioa a..aa
SoMERvILLE, Ten. July s6lsa
To rnE EDlroa OF ras HoLlY sFssss G1.7i.
Dear Sir-As ngighbors eonagsaa a
territory aGd identified in ia.eIes 'as So
.c.n District of Tenn. and N5aa Al.' asH
every motive for unison Of 'sn'ia'a. 'a'i
ton; as such have thought that's a-i
f.om "old Faye:tg" 10 her hioa1' 30 A'.
shall, Pippah aud D. Sl,o miga'aa5s''
of place. | is. hop, already el:sls'''i
known in North Mississippi Thai be s''9
Of Faytue are making large PrfF'7aa
for the entertainment Of their !1s1- p
West Tenn and North Miss who sgaF
ted 10 hold a Mass Meeting at Sgns5-'
on the l4th, OF August From ess'g ir'
Ter we can hear appropriations to a.s-- -'
Meeting, and we have no dou6. .cs '.
he the largest crowd ever COLLECTED % ,l
end ofthe State. We have ALREADY ''.s'a
letters from several Of the dis.Iag.'-
Orators who are to be with Us Aai
them are Hon E. H FOsTES one q Ia
ness =, favorite Sons, 'han whom '5s ~
can do better service. Hon NJ BFoaA ?
who met Gen'l. Lodi Polk al f.l ..
jackson Teun,) in April l8l8 s'' r 7.
vauniing Hero Ha' ofnis back % y -
un g II. WILLIAMS and ho' o. s..'
The people of Tennessee aI' p -. -
more in all their glory aud sill g'' ?.
fo,oism such thrashing as will Do '..-
dopbt in all time to come Pri''s .
eeo0 e a,u,o., ore.y mart of,be Sa.s g'aR
.urance that a victory more gIoa''' +,
/ 1910 awaits the Wings Of Tennss's' =
vember next. Sir. the gallant f'' 2. ?
Wigs of Tennesse E in November o. +.
send the foul spirit Of dis union ~ -.
kindred spirits bowling from bel ~. =.
feet.-n vii! not be permitted 10 ~ -.
soil. or tain, her pure atmosphere w.. =
are our friends in North MississiPP
sbsv no, be found battling no0.I 7 Y.
sides for Clay. the Constitution ~ t.as
ion +? Will they not come aP sts, :. /.
sands to our Mass Needing
look for them. and when they cen, a. r,.
give such reception as "iii % 80.
The clear notes Of Tennessee r
ringing out in peaIs of living l1..- ~. r,saa
,be Mountains and Valleys oi y. ~ s.
'"s ne -, osII.D, end true bs'd'-
are raIiying by thousands 70 ~ :. nj,
,he IToion. In Middle Tennessee 'a' 49,.
les. HENRY Is wagiug deadly ''a ...sr
live war upon the camp Of 'as ., III
while in ,he Western Disif'' =, So
BRowx. WILLIAMS HAskflL =. IS
cy arc lnarshalling the e1- r.sy q
wbigs for the day Of battle =.
looks brighter and every bear, ..,.o,i.s o.5,. :
ouieEeOed pulse at the bare ''''
noble leader and nObls' e'u,s- ..o ,..i.-,r .
Tennessee iOr Clay, FrsllDs-
Union. -rTE
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
New YoRK, June IL, 1874.


DEaR SIR-I received your kind favor, and
thank YOU for the friendly interest you have Ia
ken in this matter i very eheerully respond
that | I'm Iot an Abolilioni>i, and never have
been. have be- en- an ardent friend Of the Colo
rizalion society, aid sill an. Slavery, in the
States. is q, me>lic concern, that Congress has
moi the right or power 10 interfere with, in It's
legislation
Very RESPECTFULLY.
Your oh't servant
THEO. FRELINGHUYSEN
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

A WHOLE souAORox -,
RANKs-in Bucks county. p lE,,
already been 500 change, n @'.st:s
~ Clay aud FfsIingau y.ea :
old Farmers of that State rapt .. - ed
stalks The weed is psrl.. 80
Pennsylvania is good for 25ooo s''s
Since cur glorious banner b,, =.
ing high above every other Or. q
Springs our I0cofoco friends l.,g
iy bad; their heads are con,iD,.T.. q,
down for fear they should ge, =. '''s
glorious stars and s,ripes, Or l.
read the patriotic motto. L.
and be heated. One hear,tsl, So
shout for Clay Freliughuy.s0 = -. / :.
MON. will nd them flhe demon -. 3.
ism, disunion AMI Tex4 mania
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

Il will be seer by reference 10 our ad
vertising columns. that Prof CRAWFORD,
of Mobile, Ala will deliver lecture on
Chemistry. in the Court House onnext
Monday evening. From what we paw
heard and seen OF Mr. c. we feel assartd
that The public will not De disappointed i'
bis contemplated effolt. to enlie hten and M
terest them. We trust all who have tin
their power will attend
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
7 I GUION,

One The Wing Electors for The State, will ad-
dress the reogle Al The following times and pia
ces. at wh,ch times and places, any Democratic
Elector Is invited thaI may choose 10 attend
Greuada YaIabuSha " wednesday 24th
CharIestc ,Tallahatchie FRIDAY, 20 b.
Pauoa Pauola Monday, ~ A.
Oxford, Lafs veae "Wednesday" :lS
CT uIa homa Marshall " Friday Aug I'd
Hernando DeSoto =" Monday, 9Th
Holly Springs Mar>kall Wednesday !" 7th
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
CLAY g. FRELlNGHUYsEN
And on the other
OUR COUNTRY FIRST.

As the noble asg was elevated to lis place,
one loud enthusiastic shou: burst from the
assembled multitude. which convinced eve
rv man that sufficient Wing Leaven still
remalntd amongst US. 10 leaven The whole
county. We tell our fiiends at distance
that the proper spirit is aroused amongst u.s.
and that the wings of Marshall will do or
die in Move mbrr next.
After the erection of the pole. John n.
Anderson Esq, arose and addressed bis f l.
low -ci.izens in one ef his happiest efforts.
la of our r,1rnosa In unfoIdinc our
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

We asG Of all. al attentive perpur,f,
able letter of Waddy Thomp.on g.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

Lecofoeo aces are becoming 60 long o
bou. here. they can't reach down low en-
ouch TO shave themselves,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

CLAY PEACHES Col. W D..
of this place, has presented u, -.
peaches. of great beauty ani sa9sr., =
The tree from which The pesebs,
--1ss sea
ken,is growing in I taTItl a Cs,t.
Col. @ hes cur sincere tha1kst,l.
en-; be made, sud We premise him.,
ourself more erdently than ever h..
ing the praises of the Clay OF KEs7r--'
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
OUR LIBERTY POLE.

Monday last was a great day Tor The
wh,os IF Marshall county. A large as
$, mblage met for the purpose of erecting a
Liberty Pole preparatory to the grea, Mass
Me. ting ofthe 7th The pole stands about
100 feet above the ground and from it f.,at>
a noble flag, bearing on one side the motto
THE UNION
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

DSre The aOytrisr .trl oiu.g
gan IN to days paper Persons R,,.... =.
avail 'htmstiv's Of the advantages =,
schools and Colleges. woui3 Co..
call on N,jor holean, as kis rI5s.--
tut khor distsIos tom tie sclss.
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Matters AND THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA
There were II deaths in the city last week.
A female named Jane Ross was found dead ii
her house on Sunday. The jury in the cast
of Andrew M'Clan, charged with the murder
Of John Guyer, during the riots, had not agreed
on verdict on Sunday night. The mayor
fined nine individuals on Saturday for drunk
enness. The present week has been set apart
for prayer by the different evangelical church
es ofthe city, and meetings are to be held every
evening. A man named John Wells, alias
Cherry, has been arrested charged with rob-
bing the clerk of the Northern Liberties Bank
of IS, 100.
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U. S. HOTEL, WAsHINGToN. This popular
establishment, under charge of Messrs. Tyler
& Blrch has recently been enlarged, and offers
great Inducements, as place of entertain
ment, to all who may have occasion to visit
Washington during the ensuing session of Con-
gress. The entcrprising proprietors seem de-
termned to please and render conf ytable all
who may favor them with their patronage. See
their advertisement.
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VERMONT. Majority for Clay in eighty two
counties, over all others, 1887, being Il Wing
gain of 2o2s since the gubernalorial contest in
September. MIR. Clay's majority over both
Polk and Birney will probably be about 5oO0
ILLINOIS. Twelve counties give Polk 3l3s
majority, gain of 1913 over the August cleo
ton. The democratic majority in the State
was then 1l92.
KENTUCKY Returns from IS counties give
Clay 40, 1893, and Polk s4,373. Cay's major
itv lO,S20
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Foul MURDER, A highly respectable young
man named Thomas X, Fuller, belonging to
Bib county, Geo. was shot dead on the day Of
ledgevile by man named William Scarcy,
who Immediately made his escape, and for
whose arrest the Governor has offered a reward
of $3.50, and the father of the deceased 5000
more.
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from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been seleeted.
o. Having in my employ the best worSmen, my
customers may feel coniide-' IN axlvng er orders
executed in the best se ""S WILLI 4 notice
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-19

NATIONAL SABBATH CONVENTION The
American and Foreign Sabbath Union has APP
pointed the following gentlemen as delegates
to the coming Baltimore convention:-Rcv.
Drs. Bodman, WayIand, Halves, Olio, Minor,
Bond, Mott, Magic, Eddy, Cuyler, Durbin and
Schmucker Rev. Mcssrs. Barnes and Ide; and
Messrs. White, Terry, Jay, Walworth, Dwight,
Delcvan, Wilder, Hornbower, Vroom, Flem-
inc and Jesup.
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The NEXT PREs'DENcy. The Gettysburg
Star has placed the name Of Gen. Scott at the
head of its columns as a candidate for President
in 1913. So also the Uniontown Democrat,
with the addition Of that Of Gov. Jones OF
Tennessee, as a candidate for Vice President.