Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

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Ngw.OHLEASs BULLTiN.--We have fire..
quenty observed with pleasure the bold
and manly course OF this 2aluable paper,
on ali questions in which our national
rights, honor, and greatness are concerned.
No press in the Union rendered more eff
cient service in securing the remuneration
Of Texas--placi1g that great question, as i
did, far above it's influence on particular
sections, as a great national measure II
we except that the Bulletin is somewhat
antiquated aud contracted In lis tariff no.
tions--an advocate of the protective "tera-
pin policy''-it is in all respects most
worthy organ Of The mercantile interest of
the great mart at which it is located. We
make the following extract from an article
on our Foreign affairs, in late number Of
the Bulletin:
" Our right to Oregon, we believe all will
admit, is az least as unquestonable' as
that of Great Britain, and if California is
destined to be an "appendage' to Oregon,
there cannot he two opinions as 20 whose
hands both OF them must fall. The plot
thickens apaCe. The question Of National
Supremacy hangs on the dominion Of the
Western coast OF America, and consequent
possession of the trade Of the Pacific and
countries beyond. The American doctrine,
then, is plain enough. When the possess
sion o! California passes out Of the hands
of Mexico, it must pass into the hands Of
the United States, at whatever cost"
or The Holly Springs Guard is out for
II. S. FoorE for Senator.
A correspondent of the Aberdeen paper
proposes General Reuben Davis for the
same station. Oh
0'5- The election for Brigadier General
of this brigade, is ordered to take place on
Saturday next.
FLORIDA ELBcl ION. - The following
paragraph explains the result of the Flo
rida election, aud upon what ground
Mr.. Cobell, the wing candidate, claims a
seat in Congress, As each branch Of
Congress is empowered to Judge Of the
election returns and qualifications Of its
own members" we presume Mr.. CabelPs
" certificate" will be Of little avail, and
that Mr.. Brockenbrough will be recogniz.
ed as the representative elect:
TALLAHASSEE, November 10,
We learn Mr.. Cabell has demanded Of
the Executive officers and received his Ger.
tlfcate as Representative in Congress
elect from this State, founded upon the
partial returns which had been received
up 10 the 9th instant, within which time
the State law declares the election mana
gers shall make their returns. Will he
venture to take his SEMI We hope moi
for his own reputatiou--we trust not, nay,
we have confidence that he will not. He
we'll knows that MIR. Brockenbrough is
elected. The wings here know it, They
know, for they have received letters from
wings at Key West, giving Brockenbrough
u majority Of 80 in Monroe, and in Hills
borough %, and in ST. Luce s. Where
as, Mr.. Cabel claims, exclusive of these
votes, but 81 majority. So, too, the foil
return from Washington, and Columbia,
and Walton, and Calhoun, we're not made
by the 9th instant They would have in.
creased Mr.. BIS majority 10 about 10
Some of the DELAYED official returns, and
enough to give Mr.. B. a majority, have
been received by the Secretary, since the
certificate was issued, aud Mr.. b. will
claim his seat, and if Mr.. G. attempts &c
resist the expressed will Of the people, be-
cause of the neglect of inspectors Of cleo
ton, he vii! meet with deserved rehuke
The rabd wings, we learn, insist on hi
dong so. Some say he should resign, anc
hope TO have a new election. Whether
he persists or resigns, Mr.. b. will be ad
miiled by the House OF Representatives
and be acknowledged as the people,
choice. FIor'dldn.
FRUITs OF NiGGARDLINEss. There wa
an attempt, as all know at the late election
TO get an expression for or against an u
mendment Of The constitution 10 change ,ht
/ time for electinp some Of our eXecutiv,