Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-22

startling Developments nades every day
show coaclusisely. that the strong arm o
the party Is composed Of foreign material
Let the segalized foreign vote be t4uaiiJ~ di
vided, as would naturally be The case !
uninfuanced by denagogues, the division
would produce the expiring breath of The
foul monster, that has been perPe'rating
such gross frauds under the tile of democ-
racy. Well may locof)coism scorn those
who are exposing their nefarous practices,
and drawing up death warrant for the
party, from which there can De can be no
reprieve, because the highest tribunal
wronged pGblic-will be the execut'oner
of the fearful sentence thai awaits them,
who have been rioting in spoils, obtained
by hollow heated professions and selfish
practices.
Professionalism in America has long since
pointed out a speck in the dist AM horizon,
that was lowering and burning as it ad.
vanced, threatning danger TO our civil and
religious Institutions; bu! neither the eye
of the patriot nor christian could be fixed
With a steady gaze on the impending OBJ
iect in the distance. The cry was there
was no danger, the murky vapor would
be dispelIed, before it reached the zenith,
| 5y the balmy breezes that play around the
summit of the hills of freedom. But the
cloud that once appeared no larger than
mans hand, has become awful in magni-
Jude, and pregnant with the most paralysing
and destructive influences. The voice Of
warning is renewed accompanied by efforts,
which if sanctioned and sustained by the
friends ofvir:ue, morality and religion. will
secure the permanency Of those institutions,
which were founded by our forefathe RS in
their seasons of trial, and warered by their
blood. Nalivejsm has been made the shield
to be interposed between US and the assassin
thrusts OF foreign hands, and the suic idaI
acts of locofocoism at home. England
might as reasonably have expected silence
from the blood of Lexington, as tha; for
e:g ners and their native allies should dream |
that the blood of Kensington would cease
TO cry for vengeance, until another revolu- |
ton is ef.cied, and privileges secured, /
which alone can perfect the triumphs o! the I
patriots of 76 As Wings then who have
no selfish ends to attain, and nothing nearer
at heart than the countries good. I'VE must say
TO the advocates of Native Americanism,
that upon the success of their principles
rests the permaneney and prosperity of our
republican institutions and we bid them
God speed in their noble efforts.
HORRIBLE AFFATR.-A gentleman from
the neighborhood OF Waterford informed us
that on Sunday last, youth by the name of
Mitchell, stabbed a youth named Money,
which caused his death instantly. Mich
ell Immediately escaped and has not since
been heard from
GARDEN SEED.-We return cur thanks
to Mess:s J. r. CHRISTIAN & Co, Drug
gists & Apothecaries, Memphis, Tenn, for
4 package containg great variety of Gar
len Seeds Such favors are always ac>
;eptabIe to the printer. BY referring 10
he card Of these gentlemen, it will be. seen
hat they have a variety Of articles, which
hey will sell at small profit.
E'6-scJ IF
1rS OF the National Intelligencer have been
favored by the gentleman to whom it was
with the following copy OF letter
% member of Congress from The agent Of
he Louisville (Ky) Manufacturing Com
pany:
LOUISVILLE, Dec, %, 1914.
Dear StT Seeing that proposition had
been made in Congress to take the duty off
cotton bagging and gunny bags, SC,
have thought proper to refer 10 our sales
accounts and see the prices at which it has
old, thus to show the effect ofa protective
ariff 1t may be of some service to you.
In 1889, average price per yard 24 cents e
1910 do 22
lS4I do 90
Is42 do Is /" t
lS43 do I3 Il
IS44 DO IN "a s.
Do th3y want it lower2 Ifthev want il p
higher. leI them kill off the Western manu-
lcturers, by taking off the duty, and they'll X
Don be gratified for we can now barely p
eep even. Give the whole business to u
dundee and Calcutta. and they will soon a