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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-09

@etinec qBitterun9in Sbio.
Socrr pbilip Stciu, aus Der llm9rgenc pcii
Sernpllc, bcrid,tct uus, baB er einen Brief
pcu 9ln'anba 5auuIt,ip, Narhelo @auntD1
Ohio, catirt am lfeH Wirs empfIn9en,
weldcr cen llmtauc melcet, rae AM l9teu
Setruar eaIebit ein Smmcu 9cfd,Wdrmt harl
Der Qefast pcrren uno ant ltrn Wdri III
ocid,ifiig acmeien wie in Semmcr. DAD
Jpetter mar iehr plrm une Der Wdpelbauni
lfano in Ger Sliifhc
slus Der 8e9rno bon Cincinnati wirc be
rid,ict, baf ~ obenermibntcr 3cit eie phr
irhtdume ihre 8Inthen cntfaltet haften, ei4
ieteem eiuactrctene StdIfe abcr ale 9lueild,
ten nnf zine Grnte oiciss berrlid)en SbRed
pernldltct habe. lib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-09
Cine ncuc 0ntbetfuuo.


Der usberfd,rift ~ a atiitbes 8 Orus
d e n" Die Sefdreibun9 elmer ebsn 70 id,arfs
fInni9en ale einfad,en Wethcbe, Slhitabrn,
Jfnpferlfihe, SoclSid)nitte eitp9rapheu Ii, ( f.
absueiuden. Durd oieielbcn erhdlt man in
uuslaabId, furSer 3eit Elm SIe' Slmile pcn
irseuo eiuem 9eerudfcn Scgen pprtrait,
SiemdIbe cecr 3cid,nnnq, pcn oem ais
100000 eeer audi mehr aberilde 9encms
men werecn fonuen, cbne Die pIate I'M mIlls
ceften atiunhsen.
"Cie Operation, mie mir fe in 6errn
Bcrbs, Barge Y1ro Chambers, SudlerburD,
iahen, 1T fcl9enberma6en. Sie bclteht i'll
cem @incrud Der Jppe coer ir9ene ctnc6 9Its
,rltcf5 auf tie Sbrrfid,e elmer po.irten 3inf.
platte, aus wrld)er rerielbe burd, ellsn eils
fddlen VrcssB lcidt herucr tritt INN Die cintc
auSuncbmen unb alsoann, rDie Elm lithc9ra'
phifher Stein ab1eerudt Su Wereen. lBir
inbeu cinen Iupferitih auf oicie Beiie aufqe.
nrmmen uno mieeer ab9ccruft. Das Sri.
linol wurre auf qoidapapicr, bic 9errudte
Seite nah unten 9cfcb-t 9ele9t, I'M ir9eno
ein lletcrma6 bon Send,ti9feit einsufan9 II,
ole 9indleite nit reronnnfer Sd,tpefelianre,
permttelit eines Sd,Dammes ilberifrid,rn.
Rnd, wenla Wtnuten mar bas papier bon rer
Sdmcfslldu 9eIdtti9t une eer Sttd, une
Crud, ipie pom papter atqclo6t reer 70 friidh,
ea6 mon ile hattie nf9plfd,en fonneu alss
bann wurre Die 3infrlatte eurd, einen gefpnl:
ti9en, mtdaniihcu Crud auf IcId,e blrauf
arprcet, eas Die Naarfeinlte Qinie auf ibre
pclirte Sterfdde nberfra9sn puree.
"9Infan9a ipar Der @eocuitdno nift gan;
iid,tbar, alIein nadeem Die Vlatte nit einem
in S'ummiipaser qetrdnften z Sd,tpamm ilbcr:
ffridcn ncrcen, fam er binldn9lih plm 8cr:
1dlcin, Inn Die Cinte an,unehmen uno cine
aetreue @cpie tes Eac. SimiIe su Seieen--
Tics III Der einfade prcScB elmer @rfnoung.
Gle in ihren SolGen aut Sunif uno SunItler
untercdlenbar lein muB.
"Gic Gina ltatif maht tic StrrrctD
pie unniis, es Ici ecnn, oas 9ieeen oeiielbcn
mare bilIiger, ais Die ins uneneltd,e III per-
pielfaheneen @cpien Der neueu @rfnounq
mas mir fchr bcsweifeIn mcdteu. 3tpritcne
eriaubt biffe usue Wethoce, 8udorndcrn
nit bel ipcitcm weniacr 2ppen gu arbeitcr
pR itrG &sGmgGit[tJIF sifl lhHsslhlssft permit
Soclpted,er ftuo pielteid't am meliten oabej
benaftheiIi9t, tnbem ees SSlinftlers 3eid,unt
nit etrtnal nbcrtra9en uno Dem Cert .tciqe,
fli9t mereen fam. Cas Nduptreinltat Icg
jeocd' III nn9enein wchlfeiIen sIusaabcn pcr
lBerfcn uuo cHer 9r0Bern 8crbreituna pcr
aunit nno 2iteratur suite YBrrfe fGnncr
9Ieihfals nit Weniq Soften neu 9ebruff unr
beiuabe erlcidcne Sd,rift,ii9e III lhrem Sri
9iuolsnItano erneut uub pen ncuem publsirt
nerhen Die qrG6te Nurd,t terutt amf 8cr.
fdlft'un0en III Icteu uuo Ccfumrntrn. aIein
eaae9cn fd,neeu uns theiweie Die QSaeer.
ietd'en ees pdpiers uno @cpieredt, auf bic
nenc ma itatiIde Weth De feme
@inmlrf!ln9 taben fann.- Sreimhttise.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-09

Hetfen nj 3 mmer.-eaut einem
Vrlefe bon 9Safhinqtcn hnben Gd, Die 2Ihtb
Senatoren ecs Scn9tese6, melte mad, eem
sufbrlld,e eenelben ncd, beiuahe 8 @cd,eu in
Raidin9tcn aebIieben maren. nm bic @rncn.
nHnaen pes prrieenten ~ beititigeu ccer 81
uer'perfen, chen fc oirl Wcilen9elO bejah!eu
taBen, ols hdtten fie Die 9leiir, BON ibrcn
reipeftipen lNeimothsn mad, Gem 9leacrunqs
iIt'e, plrtltd gemaht tpas i'm Curdfd,niit
800 fir jecen obcr im Gjdusen ettpn s4O,
600 betrdlt Sb oieS red,t 1T m6aen mir
nidt ertitctreu, abcr es fdeint bcd etpaa
ionosrbnr fir Heiien besohlt III mrrbcn,
lpenn man uid,t au6 Der St1ot par.-ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-09
Srr9ieicb Der brittiiben unS Ncrei
uiotcu Stndtcu Sccm0d1t.


Nadltchenrer 9us;ug III aus Cr. Cmcan',
Rrce bi gtIc9entcit rsr Src9cnfrngs ID
@cn9rcec entnGmmeu uno cnthdIt eini9t ttsrH
III bebsrSI9enee bicti;su nber Die lln9lelhRe|
rer Streltfsdfte Snr Sre teiccr Wahte,{- ,{-l
CerfeIbc entfte jcrcnfaHs bic 2Infmerff5n|
felt jeoes Der. Staatcu Silr9ers i'll 2Iufptqid
nchmen.
"Tic Sfere9ilfratur bcipcist cine anblsr|
2hntladlc, rpcldlc jcccn 2lmerfanet nidt ,al
ltln in Stluncu, frnecrn aud IN Eefurdtalnl
lCBen miro Ttbif ben 493 Sfregsithgtftl
grpsbrlitduisn5 teIBt es nod, 202 SSrk1s
oampfid'iffs Oas Sirfd,HB ciefcr Sahrs}li
&C tcIiufI ilh nuf l6,SD9 Wunrun9cn. UNI
erren 2InSah fam, jc had, umifanccn, ti
hcutene psr9rc6trt wsrccn Scees Camrj
fh'f filbrt uid,t mehr als cine poer itdE
6dncncn. - 9ltcr cenurd) bllrrt eisie Se
mad,t cine fdrCdlidIc Wetnllmalle, rhne il
ter SdbeI, Wuefetcu, pitrlcn unp anbcrd
3critnrunas,pafffu su crlpihusu
"Jtafh ecrirltem Guelte tciteht ihr Gc1
mancc aus elf 2lcmirdlcu Der rrtben, ore
;ehu car weiecn uno neun nno oreibia 90
Der tlanen SIagte
"Ihre 8icc 9Ibmiri!e bcIaufen fid, al
filnfsebn Der rrthcn, iIcbensehn Der wri6c
NIB atBrhn Ger blaucn Slag9e, in siaet
auf 1856.
"Cic 3abt iIrcr i'm af,ipsn Gienfi beful
Iid,en @aritans ftei9t auf 7So, ihrsr eieuts
nnnis auf 1851 uuo ihrer Wiat.cfen al
$4,000. Shire WariurfrIcaten, ciuId,lieslid
Der @enerdle, Sbriteu, @apitaius IL. {.
sdhlrn 10000 Iaun, eemnad, i'm GiauSe
10000 Wonn. Tire, nr,r Spred,er, in %
llmrie rcr foni9liden Seemadh @nglanbe
uniercs grSfriuccs. cen mir per dren aueer
Jiaticneu AM mciitcn III tefnrd)fen tateu.
"9tnn crldute i'd, mir, ala Scnifrait ei
Bib unferer Secmadlt Su 9cbcu. @'
mohnld, teetencn mir uuS ee5 2IuscrudeS
llnlerc sfpar inen aber tapfere
Warnc." Sc it rpnbr, ene ie tapfe
abcr ctcnfo uu9dttgbnr, ea6 fIe Helm Ill
Swar fe BRIT fIeinilf.
"Ste III 10 fcn. um iIe qans leid,t IN zine
QStnfrl Der brltniten Marine Al ffedsn, c
he cas man stlpas pcu ibrcm caiein unts
een ctdhteu Wuicn,valre tes Banners 90
Ct @eOr9e 9ewahrt sic 1T 70 fleiu, bo
wenn flr auf ccm Slii9ci elmer Sd,laehtcr
nun9 Der brittiidrn Slctte ftducr, fie arg
fdnltttn ipereen trunte, chne ibren 8erii
81 trmerfcn. Gem in in 9Eabrheit (
lno idl ftnoe mid, namentlid, su tielen Q
tails ceehHIb prranIaef, nm Die Pcirr msin
Geoe anf ole Wid,tiafeit o!efrs @egeniianct
rrdt anfmelfiam III madcn.-Sln. Hep.
8crod d,tig. - Die 98cif Shef.
8tlIage Heccro fa9t mir tnten tiuen fcba
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-09
2puiiiaua gtnntssSpuprrtipm.

Die Convention, welhe in ecm Stdat
ecnillana sur SfrbcGerun9 Der Contribution
Uerfamnlelt mar, bat entlhiescn, baB bic ppn
eerelten entprrfeue neue @cnf1ituIirn nidt
uerdnbfrt meroen fol-, rhne Die SriltiHmuno
upn sspei DritthciIen Don stpei anf cinanoer
frl9rnccn &'eictaebungen, nnb nahher mus
ole pcrgcihla9ene 9erdnrcruna ucd Die Sl.
!ieun9 bon einer Uiebrhcit Der @rmdhlcr ees
StaatS erhaltrn Die ueue Contribution
bon QcuiGaua, ipeun tieirlbe bon ccm Yclfe
anacncmmcn pirb, III rober pcn rinsm Sd,ub
um9cten, wcId,er cirleibe beinahe 70 unprrdn.
rerlid, mad,t, ais bic 8efegc Der atsn Mecer
uHo pcrfer tporen Dcdh mag eies uie1eid,t
III Den acqcnpdrtiacn 3citcn. mo jcbcr pcIiti:
fde 8efelflidcr fId, fibi9 tild,tiq aloubt cine
MISUNDERSTANDING Sur 8c9ludung eines
8efs Su entperfen, cher als Gilt 0rrSu9 al6
ein 9fad,theiI bctradltct pcrten -ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-09

Spefutatipn.- Snfel Sdm bat
unitreitt9 bic 9rcete 2ano SpcfuIaticn 9cs
maht, ole feit &iuiam pcnn's 3cjten in
2lmsrifa gemadt purce. G5 rpiro auQc0e:
ben, oae Die Ser. Staaten mdtreno cen lcRs
ten picrsi9 Sahrrn pon ecn Subianeru oas
SefBredt pcn 1900 O.00O 2tfsr Qanb fauf
re, fir ben getra9 pru $4,000. 600 5halrr
Had eielem 9,rcife ;nhlten iie Den Sneianern
I'M Curdifdnitt 20 Sent fir ben 9Idcr.-
<S''"H HHtt Utr ks----I14-assu niefea Q,un
;bren Slr9crn perfaufcu gu Dem 9c9cnw6rti
gen 2e9iCrun9esp sprcitc, Gin 3balcr fnnf uuo
,wan;ia Sent Der 2l6er, 70 brinqt rics cineu
rcnen prcft bon 455,50O,OGO 3halcr, iibcr
otc Srt9tnalsRauflumme e.-Sepb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-09

8crod ig. - Die 98eff Sheif@
8tlIoae Gcccro fa9t, mir tntcn tiuen ftba
oerbaftcn Srrid,t, eae eei Jf6rper eiud
Wannes bon einem Bauer Husqepfiat rpurj
III irincm Sclnc nahc bci @bnersfcrc, nal
orr luoIi,hcn @reric rcu Shelter GauntY !
lBir haben fciue autbcutilde @in,eInhciteI
crd' miro acfa9t, eas rcr uuaefibr cine
Sabre ein Rrdmer III jener @fgenc pcrmi
wurrs Nuf. iccrn Gall III cine Sd,auothl
cert esfHtt rCFcgu.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27
SALLY CARTER.
SISTER TO LIEUTENANT CARRIERS ONLY son.
Machine poetrv,l

SISTER no LIEUTENANT cART.R's ONLY son.
Machine Poeiry.l
Nigh Springfield mountain there did dwell
A lovely damsel, known full well,
Lefienant Carier's only gal
Her fathers joy--and named Sail.
One day this damsel "trip, it quick
Down 10 a stream to berries pick.
She hadn't pick'd but two or three,
When her foot slipt and IN went she.
And when into the stream she fell,
She utter.i-ed an awful yell.
And then sank down beneath the wave,
Because no hand was near TO save.
Her lover saw the horrid sight,
And TO her ran with all his might
But when from gu, the stream he took her
All signs of life had quite iorsook her.
He rol'd and roll'd her all about,
And quickly brought tho water OUT.
But when he found her soul had fled,
lie wrung his hands and cri-i.cd.
And then her liisless form ha bore
Unto her anxious mothers door.
Saving. Mrs. Carter, here you see,
All that is icii of your Sall-e.
The awful news shot through her brain,
And down she fell, nor spoke again,
Tho lover be some pizen took,
And upward gave an earnest look.
And told his ghost 10 follow arIer,
jas own dear SAD and MIS-. Carter,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27


WAR MOVEMENTS BY the Picdyuns,
of the 10Th, received at late hour, We
have the latest news Of the Mexican war
movements.
The arms, munitions, equipments, &c.
necessary for two companies of artillery,
have already been despatched 10 Corpus
Christi.
Four regiments of infantry will be call
ed into service and organized, though i IS
not yet known whether they will be order
ed TO march.
All the u. S. troops at the different gar
risons, have received orders TO be in rea-
diness TO march at moments warning
As TO the occasion Of all this, there seems
nothing more than movement OF lew
garrisons of troops near the Mexican
frontier, who are reported 10 be on .'ne
march for Matamoras. We regard y as
only a part Of the Mexican game OF bus
tering, and we believe Uncle Sam, allcf
all, will have TO give the first lick. LIE!
that first lick be to take California, ano
hold ii until Mexico promises to gut neg
silly threats, and pays all expenses Of 'n0
war, if one occurs.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

nj ,o.,o. MIX; p,,,Yrps from
nc s'ea'i'ei .ngnm' n - La,,,s 4.
uawss'on Nsepol'o' ~ W. ,v,' hs.a ", race;yed
f :. ,as' ounuay. "a, "o ; H., ;nelu.
ualves,on papers 70 ,ne y. 'n - ,ha ~.
slVe, ne 'a'es. m.en'tenSs "a Il me
ceeulngs 2, 'ae oon'en.on, III \ TN, n u M
, C o. sne nuS'n 'v t; Z da,sd iho
o n,ua.d -. 'ne la'es' = "'' "
So,a u.,' III, ~ LIN, ,;ro 4 he
on ulc iy ~ uao $780, ados,cd a
l rAecu..se D Is .aa Whole ia ordered u
COMMITTEES ~ M hs;ng : ,,ended nv s,r;k-
" engiosseo 800 ~ ran,,;,;n,, ,ha Goyeruoy,
ing ". "" -" e TaSas 4 ~ ,;r,e II NJ
u nv. : ' !. ~ csns,;,,,,;aa ~ No M.
"uop' :.: :, n. s " Ifa;,ad S,a,es by ,bs
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

BARBECUE AT SnoNGALo. - We have
been requested 10 give notice that a free
barbecue will be given at Sbongalo, on
he third Friday, l9h day Of September.
We are requested TO soy, too, that il is got.
ten up without party distinction, and that
the candidates of both parties are expect
ed to be in attendance. The people, ge-
morally, from both sides of the EQUATOR"
as the Chickasaw merchant would say, are
invited 10 be present.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

or We have copied from the Bulletin, a
synopsis OF the latest news from Mexico
1t viii be seen that nothing definite had
been determined upon by our pct-valianl
neghbors. A rumor was brought by the
Water Witch that all the dsposabe force
of the Mexican army, about 10000 men,
had been ordered to march on Texas. II
will be seen by an extract from the N. o.
Courier, that Gen. Gaines has made re.
QUESTION on the Governor of Louisiana for
1900 volunteers, which force has been put
alhis disposal.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27
THE ELECTIONS.

TENNESSEE. Browns majority over Eos
ter will not be SO large as we predicted j.
our last. We will state the exact MAORI
~ as soon as all the returns are received
The Memphis Appeal of Friday last, says
"SeveTal counties yet remain to be heard
from; but all the Nashville papers concur
in stating that the democrats will have 80
in the House, and the wings SO. In the
Senate, the democrats 10, wings H."
For Congress, democrats, 5 wings. We
have gained the Memphis district IF. P.
Sian,on,) and lost the Knoxville district,
u. w. BlsckweIl.)
Glory enough for ono campaign!
KENruckY.--The wings have elected all
the members of Congress but two, Linn
Boyd and J. w, Tibbats, and have as usual
large majority in the Legislature.
INDIANA.--It is a ug,handle business in
the hooser State-alI one way. The de-
mocrals have elected eight members Of
Congress, the wings two. Both branches
of the Legislature democratic by a large
ALABAMA.-Martin has beaten Terry for
Governor. Legislature democratic as ever
Norm CApnLfvs 49, We have seen no RE-
turns from this State.
MIssoURI.-The election in this State
was for members Of convention to revise
he State Constitution. The democrats
ave succeeded in oecting majority of
he members,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

or At the conclusion Of the last session
Of Congress, the members of tho u s.
Senate voted themselves mileage for an
imaginary "Trip home and back, performed
between midnight OF tho ID of March,
aud II O'Clock on the morning Of the 4th.
The mileage of members from this State is
abou, $f2oo. Messrs. Allen. Archer, Rem
ton, and others, are known TO have refus-
ed 10 receivcthis money, or to sanction
such villainous violation Of the principles
ofccmmon honesty. Baghy, Barrow, Dick
inscn, Sewer, "a. are known 10 have taken
il. A correspondence the New York He
raid charges that X. J. Walker took his
share Of the plumber. The Secretary Of
The Senate refuses to furnish copy Of the
vouchers, showing who did and who did
not receive it. We hope the black list
will be published at the next session Of
Congress, and the plunderers in high pla-
ccs, be they who they may, held up 10 the
scorn Of tho country,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27
Carroll County Democratic Ticket
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,:
G., +. NELL,
BENJAMIN KENNEDY.

or Merchants and others Al Hitiiams's
Landing, Le(lore, YicksJlpg and Nelo Or
lcaas, are respectfully reminded that this
paper offers unusual facilities for adverlis-
ing. We have now large circulation
extending into almost every neighborhood
in this and several adjoining counties. We
ny liberal deductions from our usual rates
made to regular advertisers.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

DscLINEp.-By paragraph in the last
Soulhrcn, we are informed that Patrick
Henry positively declines becoming can
didate for Governor. The editor says he
will give "the reasons for this" in his next
paper. He may save himself the trouble.
Every body knows the reason. Mr. Henry
declines because there is not the remotesI
outside continental seri@ption Of chance
for his election.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27


| General Gaines contemplated the caIliOs
for two volunteer artillery companies L
reinforce General Taylor's detachment \
Texas, waited on the General two day.
aco and offered his services 10 raise anJ
command the companies in question. 4
act in Texas. The General has deiermiu.
ed 10 accept the offer, and with them. cali,
for the remainder Of the artillery force II
The division, for the purpose Of mannins
the forlifcations in the neighbolhood Il
this city.
The Governor, as we understand. M.
ceded to the demand of General Gajpa.
without hesitation, and arrangements Mn
be made forthwith u carry the measure
into effect.
The public will join with us, we are
persuaded, in rendering tribute Of praise
to the zeal and promptiiude with which
the veteran Gally stepped forward the mo.
ment he heard that artillery would probu.
bly, be wanted, TO offer himself for what.
ever service, here or elsewhere, mghtbe
required. The Major is an officer Of es.
penence and skill in that branch Of the
art of war with which he is connected--
His example will have an irresistible ef.
feet to rouse the chiyalry of the first diyI.
sion TO volunteer for the field at the caof
their country.
The two regiments Of infantry, called
out, will comprise probably fifteen hundred
men. We are not informed whether they
are intended for active operations in Tex.
as or merely for the defence Of our own
forts. In either case, we venture to pre-.
dict that twice, thrice, ten times the mum.
Der wanted will be ready at the first iap
Of the drum, to march whithersoevert their
services may be required.
There is some military movement in
Mexico that we are not generally aware
of here in New Orleans, which has in
duced Gen. Gaines TO send all the regular
troops at hand 10 the frontier, together with
a portion Of our militia. The militia Of
Texas, we presume, are also held on The
alert By resolution of the Texan Con-
gress, passed the 10Th Of last June, the Pre-.
sideht of the Republic is authorised and
required TO call ilto service the MALTA OF
volunteer force to such an extent as he NAV
deem expedient, in addition to the forces
already IN service, in case it may be ne
cessary 10 repel any Mexican troops that
may invade or attempt to invade the ter
rltory of the Republic. In this same res
olution the government of the United States
is invited to occupy, without delay, the
frontier Of the Republic with such troops
as may be necessary for its defence
Texas, on sudden emergency, could
raise at least five thousand troops, brave,
hardy, excellent riaement, and better
adapted than any others in the world for
operations against Mexican army. All
they want is ammunition and provisions
arms they have in abundance and Of good
qualily--pay they want not, and would
cheerfully fight without it, as they have
been accustomed to do--although, we
doubt not, it would be accepted if offered
N. 0. Courier
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

ra Ledger thus sensibly discourseth;
The Terds Conpcation. We observe
that this body is not in favor of an cleo
live judiciary by the people-but for ap-
poinlments by the Governor and Senate.
Poor old common sense, thus ii appears, is
travelling slowly. The doctrine is in Tex
as, as it was in the Louisiana Convention,
that the creatures are greater than the
credtor--that is, that the creatures, (the
Governor and Senate may be entrusted
with powers which ought to be withheld
from their creators (the people.) This Is
brat of whiggery which still fingers in
the lap of democracy.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

Two Avn THREE TER CENT. FuNDs.--We
are frequently asked what disposition is
TO be made OF these funds, and why we do
not,urge in our paper the application of a
portion of this money to the Improvement
Of our fine natural highways, the Yazoo,
Tallahatchie and Yallohushal We shall
have something to say on the subject in flu
luro numbers of our paper. Now that the
project of the piney woods railroad from
jackson to the Alabama line, is looked up
on by all disinlerested, sensible men as ex'
uemely visionary, on par with the pro-
ect of railway from the sea shoroto Pom.
toIoc, il is proper that public attention
should be drawn to the matter, so that the
improvement funds may be applied in q
manner 10 render its benefits certain and
general.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

pRoGREss OF DEMocRAcY, Many OF the
leading and most intelligent men Of the
island Of Cuba are said TO be in favor OF a
union with this counlry-to come in as a
State OF our con(ederacy. The future "an-
nexaton" of this fine island, the pride Of
the Indies and the garden-spot Of the west
ern world, is by no means an improbable
event.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

MILITARY MovEMENr.--We learn from,
good authority that on the demand of Ma.
lor General GAINES, commanding the
southern division 81 The United States, Gov.
MouroN has made arequisition on Major
Lewis, Of The tirst division Of Louisiana
militia, for his whole artillery force, and
two regiments Of iniantry--ihe latter 10
be raised as volunteers. Major Gally,
commanding the artillery battalion attached
10 the LOUISIANA Legion, having heard thai
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

PoTAToEs.--Our friend and neighbor,
VIM. RANSOM, esq, left upon our table yes
terday, two potatoes measuring 10 by ID
inches, each, and weighing, one lbs. ~
ozs., the other 8 lbs. 8 ozs. Mr.. Ransom
informs us that he had potatoes az large
two weeks ago
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

VALUApLn Invention. If the inven.
ton mentioned in the following paragraph
performs what is promised, i, will be Of al
most incalculable benefit. We copy from
the Natchcz Free Trader:
"Couon Cledacr--Mr, Philip Ault, Of
this county, has invented a cotton cleaner
which appears destined 10 be Of great SER
vice to The planters 10 cleaning their cot.
ion. II Is composed Of d wire cylinder
within box, in which revolves a shaft,
with arms capped with rails; from the
rails, spikes or iron pins project, which Sc
parate the locks containing the seed from
each other, knock out The trash and dust
and pass the cleaned cotioa over the cylin.
der down into tho gnssland The shaft j:
driven by the same power tina, drives the
gin. and requires very little force. Mr.
Ault has applied fora patent, and will star
one at Capt. +. Surget's in few days
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

BANK DEMocRATs,---I there b any 81
this genus now extnnt in Mississippi, they
will find in our next weeks paper some
historical facts compiled for their benefit.
We shall prove by the journals Of the le-
RislaIure that the democratic party in this
State have long held the watch cry "down
with the banks" iiississiPpiaa.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-27

"SEA.ooAsr ADVOCATE" --Under this H.
tie Mr.. J. A. Talbot proposes the establish
ment Of paper at the bay of Biloxi, 10 be
neutral in politics, and devoted to the in
terests of that interesting portion of the
State. We wish him much sucLe ss,