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of our country, equally limit the in
,epution of The terms. The word
.enrt. is hcve Ell pioyed in de>cr'h-
ing those contacts hy which u state
binds itself tn prv money at a future
day Tor services actually received. ar
tnr money bnrrausd for pres nj use,
nor are instruments executed i"r
$ .@h '.?rSa'. IA en- nn-'ua.r
a. urri. e. - - al rrriii I"'r-
a,ir hu :. % e.: hl.'c c,s 10 rh"
.' t =. . j>-ufI.H paper men
f., [, ,t.,rHt :. Bot, ug't '!nr C"tuuu-
.nrtt '"r 3 .lGair p"' or">h< n"
ny. vIti.n paper Is rr'i-"mah'e II q
tpI,r,. day. This IL the sens IL
,iG.h the terms have r"en Always
ruir.Sinoi.
A i v'sy eariv period in "nr J."
,"u,..l irs'nrv. tie tts"r" t. surp'v
tie wait n( TIE p'ar'oS.> meir'-. by
:. app u,rduun. v,s made L" r"n-
siderable even: ard I e h''S can't
,.d 'nr ia, pltprSa ht"e ''en 'r--
.,rnrrlN f.u.uirricI b. : al ctrsf.
- r.r. ne IN -.r ri y . N"r-
lrIu. Ne vric ,r;v - {, rnl, Exp 81
-ul. ana u,c" So, c.,.:r'i- ! IS Ia
49, II L, u n,"St !raitn rNIe"t. liz"
term has aclui ed an aip pr te
nr.aafnr; and ~ i.s ~ credit. -l'uiiE
. ,,,. ~.di,u, ,,,.,,Iaj tn nv =
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New YoRx.-The Journal Ct Com

Nsw YoRx.-The Journal ct Com
meIce of the 9TH. say.:-returns have
been received from this State To show
that the democrats will have a majority
in both branches of the Legislature
The New York Morning News says
the House will be composed of IS Dem
ocrat., so Wings, and3 Anti Renters.
As far as heard from, the majority Ter a
Convention is very large, and there is
no doubt that the Constitution Of the
State will undergo revision.
The Journal of Commerce Of the S'h
inst, gives complete returns. The fol-
lowing is the result:
In the Senate the Democrats will have
Is, the Wings Sc and the Na'ivists |.
Most of the Senators hold over. In the
House the Democrats will have "a, the
Wings 81. Democratic majority on
joint ballot, 3S-a gain Of ten since last
year,
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President # The Conrenfioa.-J rtge
Wells, and DR.. Cannon, nre spoken d
bv their friends, rs suitable candidate
for this office; and Col. Marmad"ke i
strongly recommended for The same, 10y
o writer in the Herald. They are al
democrats; and either would make a
good President of that body; but If we
we're compelled 10 choose between them,
we would place DR.. Cannon in the
chair.
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bn ler.head taking the I".ide: oil tine
srn's a ~'''eeIcr rust between the
YES" ..GnSti! Is down again.!
ctird she 'ewitdercd SIN. gathering
tm<l up. II is bless de Lord. hut |
MS ~mra,lv ,in:. seed the cat"s!-
T1- I..drr wIpeo his "vrrtiow'nH
PROMISES took SAN by the nap al
rhp II Il. led 'ir Ia the edo al n
crawl. and giving ',n"a h'rk. "a IL
pns.c.io~-" >a,.. Lr,rri v"I 8 e :
+ =, - .. NnH rlrS, d-i - t
h,.r. .,l'i'nI let ,uAi.!'
g \. i.
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EXECU rION OF \ BOY.
v KIITFS ny AZ ENGLISH HANINAN.

g." "" %" &C.," W. "1'"i OK
D..
- 80 N Nh' "!''-
'os ,'a,r'r a Il -uliy he mus
= 90" To-" h''I, ct G"inG toes,
ecr'i"n-. Ten IL" '-'"i can" /"
:',r.e IN u" Pc" >"''- r'''''.r :
h''o'. iha' VS. '"e N"ahIr' 'r
To-" e. c"'"'e ! ever "'"'''I III v'y
"'N e. 'Ht '"s''e'S' nc : "'''"'''"'
thl'i ne '.'' N"n nave sf'''
by the pa 'i'' N'' ''''''n' ""e,
larry" tue eyes az" 'n'F' !
have II" heart. ne 20. ;: Wa a.
/" oar c-''If l." ''>' W." cane
p, = me stan = tie ' ""-'
,;r. i.,v e. :; ,ri 'rriwI- ~ "e
..nr, t..i. Har.' no. aad: I
81. li.> slN Vs. + t. make ta,m
a>.nud sNoarstv Il, "i t. Z.
TIE, ar~ tn.; mP''ng II ed. ''-
my. "n !" '.e caIo">: III, Sm"HtA
rarck ne r,.ar at w""d nst~S--hs
.jur limbs : emf :. sud his '"S''n
nr..sIng -r.n .'t"r s'sh. rs !: me ' ~
and y "a ""'" putting without NY
heip.
lhI~ ""' '""ar'-i't m"'d"r' '"r
i1'r" N1N .l'. "'N 'hN lie l. Tx
uul a. hin When | ~ n ''tn
go cap "vrl T.! "."E J "" '" ..'"' :
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rIovERScR OF IowA.-The Washing
ton Union ofthe 9Th inst, announces Of.
~ficially the appointment Of james, Clarke,
Governor of Iowa Territory. Mr.. c.
10, we believe. the editor ola Democrat
&c paper at Burlington, Iowa Territory.
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II Our patrons must bear with us.
for our delinquency this week. Owing
to the absence of a hand in the office,
we have not been able TO get out more
than a half sheet. We have an arra.,ge-
ment on foot by which we shall not be
subject to such mishaps in future.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-22

The Jefferson Inquirer says, Gen
Monroe has accepted the appointment
Of Register of the L,nd Office at Gin
ton in this State, and resigned the office
Of Auditor Of Missouri.
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IUSB.ANDRY

A man with eleven daughters was
lately complain'eg TO II friend that h"
fnuul II hard IL 1--we.
"You must husband your uir,'
said the other, "and then you'll
DO well enough"
81 could do much better" was the
reply, "if | could husband my daug'''
tssa,"
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1.-THE PENITENTIARY WAR"

Is .till kept up with most unrelent-
ing fury. The big mort RS in that war
certainly excel in the art Of Singing
mud. They have covered mp every
point al issue in a heap of iil,h.
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MrcHIGAS.-The Democrats have
carried this State by an Overwhelming
majority. The Wings have mo-; elected
a member of the State Senate, and only
sixteen members Of the House. The
Lake s,a'c stands firm in the Democrat
ic ranks.
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T. g Z POLAND. Adur'r.
: y. "a SIS. 3 A..
IN THE rikE CIRCUIT COURT,
September Term, 1873.
Benjamin ?. Clifford, r. Chan.

:. In 'han-
Henry Choutear & others.
q CW here corae. the complainant, ly
y hi, solicitor. and Herry Chuurran,
Gabriel Carmcar. Rem, rarl, Gabriel
Paul. Edward Chcul-au. Ere i.rirk W.
BrcANI,h and Andrew Foigey, d%,!cnt:-
AMI, herein having i"i'cAtpappear here
At Ills term. a-rerably to law and the
rules f til, court, and answer said bill
o. c,mp'aiut - rrquirci-,hc anne *
Ia e. tor confessed ~ ag inst them. and
Ills arcr,c MI he made tiual unless
they Shall hc aud appear here on the
first day of thc next Term, and show
ca,i,c to the contrary and 1t appearing
rpou tie aft I5yit nf the com plLirauf
tia, the heirs Of Augustus Chn"'edu,
deceased, are unknown; it i therefore
ordered that sli,i uukuDvu heirs be 70
titled by 4 publication oi hi, oricr in
some news; arer printed IN this STATE
t r,.-ht weeks successfully, the la, IL
>]ertiuu 1T least iOur weeks before the
next term. that said complainant ha>
filed Lis I'LL VI complaint against tnrrr
and other, FIR a decree Of tile 10 hiu
f,r . trac. f land, To vt; the \. +.
sec. 3. containing 1872 6i-l00 acre;
also :. +. / sec. IL, containing lOl %
loo acres, and all in I. 50. n. r. | +.
in Pike county, Missouri-being part
of survey No. 297l-ani unless said
heirs Of Augustus Chou,eau 81 all &c 4
appear here on the fir, day o! ,hr urN'
Term the sane will be taken FIR con
fc,scd arnl->t lkem. and continued.
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We have made arrangements, which
We hope will enable us to furnish orr
readers regularly, with a report Of the
proceedings of u State Convention.
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RRI

Or Tuesday, the 2l>t, inst, by Rev.
JlmeS ". CAM bell, Tho>. F. Mctlr"y,
TO Miss Lucrelia Henry, all Of this
county.
" We acknowledge the reception
of orr accustomed 'icc," ard hope the
happy pair a long and Lli>>ful life.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-22

New JERsry.-The Wings will have
nine majority in the Legislature Of New
Jersey. The Democrats have elected
their candidate for Congress in the Bur
lington District,
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL UNION"
APPENDIX"

.inpnceincnt ot the apprnechin. ses~
al Congress. they will begin the pub
location al the "Cnncrpssinnal Tn
ION and ~"Arpendjx." Tie first will
cuntIin II fall and accurate history o.
the daily proceedings Of both tranch-
IS "f she national legislature. IL
will he complied with such care. ,hae
every citizen who is Interested in the
public affairs will fni it n compile te
SYNOPSIS ct their proceedings. and
Il ready book or refrrenre upon alb
questions which come before them.
Th> second. (rhe ".ArPendrx.") wilf
contain every speech which is deiiv.
cred in the House Representatives
and Senate during the Session. repor-
ted At length by II foil and able cnrps
nt Congressional reporters. and re-
vrscd befnre publication BY the au-
'hrrS. whenever II IS reqnestpd.-
These NO works will be strictly i.a-
%ulrjIal. and are intended 10 be as in
rercst!ag AMI useful To- the mar OF
business, aud 20 the politician Of one
party, aS OF the other.
1t may be said. without exaggera-
'lnn. that the newt session Of Con-
-rrss is destined ~ be one of the
OF Important which has t. ken
lace ,inc. tie foundation Of TIE cov.
s'rmrnt. II IS the irug session. Il
III" session which will dtvel-pp the
.oncrai pl'n rf Ite present admins.
trLiInn' l. measures " III stamp the
character 81 "ur rn>tI'u'InH< frr years
- come. Some az he mos, inipnr-
''nt questions vhi,h are connected
NIrh ":r 'urc:gn r.li'irnt. or our o.
nestle concerns. VII he presented
or th'IT cnus'iefa'lon. TIE final
"ea'Ure al ratIfyiHg tie c~"nsrituti"D
; TrN7s. wh!ch is to c"nSumma'e
rSr admission into our Union. ard
tie adm'Ss,"l If her members into
nur Vutlrr couucrl< -eyery measure
,hich Effects he Oregon question:
ur relations with NrxnrN-as VOL
? - b" 80
nv" ''''e" ue's "'eSr' ",hsT
'''>'e- VINO" are more or 'e'S
','"'''" N't' "'. "''"'-' ''''''"''
VII ''''' ''r"r 'hr r'',"" "a
'~'''"."''s "'hF ",te
"'''H important f"S' '""> On
r,idtr in Il InrrIna, Concr'LS-'lr
e,i>Iun uf li.t tarIf the ad. d ion Of
" ~. '"' FN',
- '"' 1s-' N"''t' hF''lai
"''>"'' - { maps '"' "es' S'''-m
.'''i - I'F' '''e,''
Oh" iFNt'-."S i''u'"h c''S'''fs me
~ ''''' -'' "'l'm' "F
"' '"N' $50 go" ''''t'H "'.' CON-
-t'"'' MSS 'l h'S'2esS VIZ -
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.'.nS pt ,tE-if,S. ana EUGCH al me
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MONEY :! MONEY y!

yFSIIE subscriber being about 10 close
upti> business, won,d respectfully
,'l'r tn .iScu,'nmrrS that hr i comp"ll-
Ell L. make 9 llr,'i,n- al the debts that
are n,iug lin. II payment is not made
inme!i.'rlr the e. inns VIII be put in
the hands -: an %"iicer.
The stock If Saddles which | have
on had. ~ present, viii he sold at cost.
Come qnici. or y"n will lose harGains.
O. {. TINKER.
Lnni.iL.n NJ & 1914 ,f-2O
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uad dunr ". 81. @
his II duu'rrro arnrn- tin N,irrr.
hut az I, n, prrpo-~: Sam w''..,.
creep ir nj ever, m'P M. rrG t.
night here he was agrln esd N
Il uhiI- q @ 9! chs ~ Cotton. seen
cd 10 his hoiv tv a bell. mud sl"u'-
ING and PRAYING IL 'oui IS ito 49,.
Now on the ul"'nInL Of the 3.
Cabe had. with n deal We~>"tr'n"c"
and IN re Irouule mlur-ci - rhlrN
a halt inch chord over tie h-luch "'
an ok, which stretched Il. long ar.r.
dire " over t,e spot Were the VI
l~erires would assemble; me end he
had securei I, TIE body al the tree.
and the other /" a stump som" dr>-
ttrc of. About 10 o'clock. " en-
the * ltemcut wnS -r;rrnI ah"u
so H.. tntre irch C,b.. wra9r.'
ia u,.lG sheet. walked nlo'h- GROW
aud ~prnrreird 10 ta>ten IN S >"curt
a mlunrr ~ uo>Srbir. the end % {.
rope To- tie bfck ! - ut the bel,
which crnhapd Sans ..rnhe-SuC-
ceedrd aud ..si"psd.H 10 join some 81
ms companions the u'h"r end =
The few stars IN III" SKY threw "A dun
light over the Sc, re-. and IN "a t""
mnGlrur> the vor-c lisa = WAS G-@%'t.
eHclArmIng, Cor Ain'g t. Is" a -
~ N\b..,,b =" .,...I .,,-
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Pike.

|. Simeon p. Robinson. clerk Of the
Circuit Court FIR SAID county, cer,ii,
that the foregoing i. truly copied from
the record.
~ Witness my hand ami o.
Seal. I fetal seal; done a, Office, in
49, B,wli'g Green, in said
county, this the 3l>t day Of October,
4. d. 1915.
:. p. ROBINSON, CLERK.
Nov. Sth, 1915. Sw39.
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Ma. amt Joe Smashv a counting
our MeIey?
mo; what makes you think so?
WHY. always when he comes near
her, she Ter leans up to hun like II
ri ina warm Jam.
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~ hv', ".. Ia-Nl .fI l'. a. ,
hrmgrng rm up. "aii stan mG.' -
. Gosh, ~srsrer." cued sam, LEI - una
punr nIgyer's HAR. Cable gave an
other pull ~ the '"pe. bu, the add,-
Il nai weigh, was too much, the Oct:
gave way, and down came Sam, his
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havIne any benefit Of sud e tie. r.
1t MT exhibited WITHIN ,hrce wears.
they will he forever barred.
GEO. CANPKELL, Asm'r.
Nov. 18th, 1875. 3a4O
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dlNiSIRAtURS NOrI,I.

No. G.h. l9l5. 9N2I
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-06-07
For the U, s. Senate.

A late number Of the Mississippian
contains communication from A Or.
McNutt, def ming his position on the
great political questions Of the day, and
responding athrmaiively 10 the call
made on him by his partisan newsPa-
papers 10 become candidate far a seat
in the L. States Senate. lie is clearly
in the ascendent with his party, and
doomed will be the men who contend
with him for that office lie says he
the state, and make known his views
more al length during the summer and
fall. In the same paper is commui-
cation from Gen. Foote, signfying his
willingness TO run for the same office.
/ This Focte, is very anxious to make
/ tracks towards the capitol. lie seems
opposed to canvassing the state for that
station, inasmuch as the people, direct.
ly, have no voice in the matter. In
the same paper, is yet another commu-
nicatiOn from some person who repre-
sents the the views Of Gen. Quitman
who contends that he is most suitable
for that office. lie gives his reasons
at length why the Gen. should be the
man. The first and second are the
most important. One of them is tina
the Gen. came very near being in thC
! battle Of San Jacinto, and had he no
E been prevented from jpining the army
, Of Houston by some unforeseen cIrcum
4 stance, he would have covered himsel
: with glory; and it follows then O
course, that he is the greatest frien
, of Texas, and should, therefore, be sen
TO the United States Scnate!!! TIL
Y next is that he trlumphed over Herr.
Clay in an argument on the bond que5
. ton, in making him acknowledge hi
ignorance Of the subject.
Now which Of these men will the de
mocracy send TO the Unit ed States Ser
. ate? five are to have any one Q
them, give US Gen Quitman.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-06-07
Communicated.


MeSsrs. Editors:-I observe with sur.
prise IN the Mississippi newspapers
much difference Of opinion in relation
TO the question Of holding wing con
ventIon to nominate candidates for Con.
gress and for the different state offices.
| fully appreciate the dIsheartning eff
iects Of defeat, such as that we have
just experienced, under the most gal
liant and worthy leader which the age
can furnish; and, III relation 10 our
State offices, | look forward with the
gIoomlest representations Of success.
If we hold convention, our candid.
aIes must 60 forth feeling that it is al
most for.orn hope to DO battle for
our principles. But am nevertheless
most earnestly in favor of holding a
Convention, of appointing our Candid
ates, If gentlemen can be procured will
ing TO undergo the sacrifice. of canvass
ing the length and breadth of the State
Let the wings "never despair Of the
Republic" That truth which is ON
nipoient and that public Justice which
IS certain, may yet raise our star tc
the ascendant, If pursued and upheld
with vigor. Although present appear
ances seem against US, it is far from
certain that the State cannot be revo
lutionized. But suppose defeat is inev
liable in this election. am still in "a
vor Of encountering it with our armc
on. If we are conquered, at least lie
US be conquered breast TO breast will
the enemy, making stand with tn
sword OF truth and reason, fighting i,
vindication of our own cherished prin
ciples. Ia doing this we have ever,
thing 20 gain, and nothing TO lose.
If we are defeated we shall still rea
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-06-07

your society will improve, your town
viii be built up and you yourselves Will
be rewarded. There is no other remedy.
Without this, if your population in
creases, that increase will be bane ra-
Their than q good acquisition to your
community. Good and law abiding cit
liens will shun place which is with
out schools and teachers and churches
and literary institutions, as place
where bad men and manners mus pre-
vail, where no ordinary indIccment TO
citizenship can compensate for the bad
organization Of society. And what man
would wish TO bring his children here
10 grow up in the field with rank ma
noxious weeds hereafter 10 inlesi the
world?
will 10. con;inuc TO detail revolving
facts, stubborn as they are. My object
/ is 10 call attention and compel attention
to this subject. anticipate Ina, every
man here will accord with me IN senli.
. mcnt-alI will say ayc-none will de.
nv the facts attest, or the justice Of
nv reflections in relation 10 them But
then whai Of IN Shall the matter rest
I therc2 viii the citizens Of Pamela cog
denim themselves out Of their own
mouths; {" admit the wrong and yet lhs
wrong pursucln Whatever might be
The result if different s'Ntc Of things
prevailed, one thing - certain, thai
yi,hou, cultivation Of morals. our town
Is doomed. Shall | be condemned for
NV frankncss? | answer that our fate
depends on ourselves; our trelrograda
march cannot be concealed; conceal
mcnr would 10 us DO good; let the new s
of our self inflicted disgrace be &C
companjed by the assertion OF our stern
vel, meant resolutions OF amendment
Let This b. followed up BY equally We
meant eadeayors, md our population
wjIl Increase, our prosperity rise IN va
luc. aud individual and social happiness
bc contaminated.
With this subject, Mcssrs. Editors
! have now 3ole-no man could vel
covot the task Of dealing with il Il
have any motive known TO myself il
is a sense Of duty. ] do most sincerely
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-06-07
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CON
NENTIDN.

Saturday,, May 10, Enear midnight
the Baptist Convention of Ga. brought
their llbors as regards Separation TO a
close, by establishing in the Slave States,
a " Southern Baptist Convcntion."-
There will be connected with it two
boards, entrusted with independent d.
visions Of labor.
Isl. Tie Foreign Missionary Board
To lie located in Richmond, Virgi-
MIA Rev. J. B. Jcter Of that State va,
appointed President; Vice Presidents
were associated with him from each Of
the Southern and Souh Western States,
DR.. Fuller Of South Carolina among
the number. Rev. Mr. Mallary Of Ga,
is TO be lis Recording Secretary.
Cd. The Home Missionary Bo1rl. -
Location, Marion, Alabama; Dr.. Basil
Manly, Of Alabama, President; Judge
O'Neall, Of South Carolina, ono Of its
Vice Presidents. Professor ]. B. ReT-
nolds, Of Charleston, Recording Sec
rotary.
The Convention is TO meet Trienni-
ally, It's first meeting 10 May, 1915.
al Nashville, Tennessee. An a,,emp,
was made by the interchangeable missile
nary, Mf. Mccoy, 20 attach an Indian
Board, bat it was though, bcs, 10 lay
The matter upon the table for the pre-
| sent.
A Committee was appointed 10 make
exposition 70 the world Of the prlnci
pies which have actuated the Bap,is
Denomination on their present move
mcnts At the head OF that COMMITTEES
stands that able and profound IThcolo
gian, Dr. VIM. Curtis. lis other mem
bers are Drs. Fuller and Johnson. O
). {. and 'he Rev. Mr.. MsIlary, o
| Georgia,
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-06-07
THE CONVENTION.

The propriety Of holding Convention
Of the wings of the State, for the purpose
Of nominating Candidates for Gov. and
members Of Congress, is undergoing a
discussion by the whig press. What
will be the result Of this discussion.
we take not upon ourselves to say, in
asmuch as a difference Of opinion pre-
walls to such an extent as precludeS tho
possibility Of knowing now. But one
thing We do know full well, that large
proportion Of the wings Of the State arc
unwilling TO give up all hope of Of ever
redeeming the State from the thraldom
in which she has been thrown by the
barefaced corruption, and paIpubte mis-
rule Of locofoco admin istration. And
among that number, we intend TO be
found whatever may be the fate Of the
proposition. The corruption, thieving,
and undisguised rascality Of the past
officers Of the government Of Mssissip
pi, admonish US, that if we ever intend
10 raise ourselves IN the estimation of
our neighbors and the world, the earli-
er we commence the work Of reform,
the sooner that desideralum will be at
tanned. 1t is foIIy--it is madness to
defer. 1t is tampering with the desti-
ny Of posterity. thus 10 wink al frauds,
which are unparalleled in the annals OF
government. Where is that state in
this Union, whose officers for The gov
ernmont of her people, have been selec-
ted from among the gambling and be-
sotted vagabonds who prowl over the
country under the guiSe Of patriots and
politicians? What other State, savage
or civilized, ancient or modern, demo,
cratic or monarchial, has sunk so low
in the scale of morals, as this same
state Of Mississippi, within the same
period Of time?
And when respectable portion o
the party calling themselves wings are
called upon TO plant themselves in The
vanguard Of these who call for change
some are found ready to excuse them
selves on the ground that weakness o
: numbers, renders it superhu Gus TO maxi
: an effort. If Marion or a Sump.er
had adopted this logic in the dark day
OF the revolution, South-Carolina woul,
) have been oyer-run and lost, and A
: mercan Independence might nave beel
retarded for many years. No, fellow
. citizens, this is not the logic Of patriot
e 1t is not the logic Of freemen who's
a1peti;es Cor freedom have never, an
can never cloy II may answer tn
purpose Of those who are ensconced be
n hind some temporary advantage, or ar
lulIcd into slupor and IngIorious mac
Y ton by the declaration Of others, tina
+ the wing cause has been Wondering i
: dust too long TO be galvanized into Iii
h again, and thus weak us we are, VIC ar
] divided We, then are in favor Of ho
g ding a convention at Jackson at the ca
:. lest practical moment, TO nominate
r full tckel--a candidate for Governc
: and members Of Congress. II matter
i not if our chance Of success IS remo
c - il matters not if We shall be bour
!. down again by superior NUMBERS
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-06-07

An arrival from Mexico at n Or
leans brings news to the 9th inst, from
Vera Cruz and TO the Sd from the seat
Of government. 1t appears that Presi-
dent Jones and his Cabinet have sent on
proposition to Mexico by a special a.
gent that if Mexico Will acknowledge
Texan independence, Texas will pedpe
herself not to become annexed to the
T. States on the terms prescribed bv
our Congress. This proposition has
been accepted by the Mexican govern
ment; bill to that effect having passed
the Mexican Congress and received the
signature of the President. According
ly a treaty has been drawn IN by the
Mexlcans, wanting nothing on their
part but the signature Of the President
to give ii validity, which treaty has
been transmitted to Texas, and is prob.
ably undergoing discussion m that conn.
try.
10 Us it seems maniieslly for the in
tereSt OF Texas TO enter into this treaty
as Tor that Of the U. States. Texan in.
dependence being recognised by Mexico
on this basis, Mexican pride will be sa.
tIsfed with the pretext thus furnished
for abandoning her claims to a war with
the Y. States and country she canno
enquer, while Texas will be equal
ly at liberty, TO come into the Union a
any future period, on a basis more &c
ceptable to herself.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-06-07

thought they remarked that she falter-
"A a little. There is at least 10 her
friends the consolation that the Fash
ION which beat Boston in I'm. SEAS. has
not We, been beaten, nor can the star on
her forehead be considered to have
nailed the before that which, in STINT
lar manner, marks the forehead OF Pey-
tona. until the latter shall have equal
ed that hitherto unrivaled perform
ance.