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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-25

AUDITOR OF PUBLIC A~ccoUNTs.-On Satur-
day last, FRANKLIN SMITH. Esq. an indepen-
dent Democratic candidate for the Office of
Auditor, addressed a large and respectable con-
course Of his fello w-citizens OF Jasper, His
speech was a brilliant effort of true eloquence,
and in the warm applause that repeatedly went
up from those present he had unequivocal evil
dence that his share Of the popular suffrage
would be respectable at least and zoe were
compelled to yield to the startling conviction
that the gross malconduct ofcertain Democrats
was bringing the convention system into gene
lal disrepute.
Mr.. Smith took strong and decided grounds
against the convention system; he appealed
from Festus to Cesar-from the convention
to the people. He declared himself a Demo-
crat from youth upwards, Of the %strictest sect;
and ahe very forcibly commended that Demo-
cratic principles we're not safe in the hands Of
the managers Of conventions. But his por-
traiture Of a regularly packed convention was
drawn by the rencil Of one whO ~knew-knew
from experience; aided by that experience,
he pictured a well packed convention in all
the strong and disgusting %coloring of truth.
Shame upon those who have given ground
for such expositions Of system which, fright
ly managed, would secure forever the purity
and ascendency Of our principles! When
men Of the acknowledged talent and probity
Of FRANKLY SMITH.-men whose voices, for
half an age, have been raised in defence Of de-
mocratic principles, but who have been too
proud, too %scornful Of success, when obtained
by mere trickery and dishonorable manage
ment.
Let US not be mistaken. We believe the
late Democratic State convention to have been
fairly organized, because we know nothing,
have heard nothing to the contrary. We be-
lieve its nominations to have been judicious,
and acCOrdant to the will of the people. But
still, the late case Of packing at Monticello
has had a great moral influence upon the pub
lie mind. And that influence has been cleo
tricial in It's effects it has spread from man
to man, from county to county, from district
to district, until the whole State has participa-
ted in the wish to rebuke the insult offer
ed to the Democracy of the 9TH Congressional
District.
lie. the convention packers, then, beware;
they have already shaken the pillars Of pure
principles that support the Democratic triumph
al arch. A little more such work-a second
edition of the Monticello convention-and the
fabric will fall, burying its destrOyers in i'll
ruins. As faithful chronicles of the events Of
the day, WI hold il to be our duty to make
these things known: but again we repaet-wt
will support the nominees of the Democratic
State Convention. Geo. T. Swan is every
way competent for the duties Of Auditor O.
Public Accounts; his nomination was fair
and, as a Democrat, he has done much to
deserve the enthusiastic support Of his party
True Democrat.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-25
|The Boy Man.

ere boys we were happy and
hat we were boys. We were
words and actions. Amuse-
our years engaged our entire
scOrned not The rolling hoop, or
top, and in marbles we ware
osters. We were boyish in our
Found,iacket and Monroe boots,
y Of straw hat which We wore
. serious thought, We were
IDEAS we cared only for play,
''lle az i might, and school ex-
Ut most serious occupation, an
Ways lrksOme, and by no means
we run on until coming events
rvs Vslore, and premonltory
INJURIOUS whiskers FIRST turned
. the advent of manhood, and
dyes Of the quality Of razors.
= the embryoage Of youth we
|llimenta Of men. and M. a,uo,
Improvement has brought with
70 De added to the graduation Of
Ooy'man has taken a place a.
|iFcles' and like all new made
omewhat better than he really
years Of age the youth was for.
= 2 young man, and with ma
was somewhat fitted for the
~ was to assume. Now, at
usn casts aside his apron aud
my apparel. Lack of expert
sisp no obstacle, and the only
Z % whether the young one
tail coat.
= = a. individual who aaec.eth
y hs dOeth not much, because
ne weareth lOng-tailed coats,
unto Thomas Thumb II
n's boots are Partisan, and nc
VIZ : crooked cane, which hs
aaad, and twirleth occasionally
'nO'lon. His hair he combeth
s.ly' and he keepeth his fac,
being smooth fOrIack d beard
y ladies much, and aspireth to
IN asau, and is occasionally re.
|,s,s ! me maiden whose hOmel,
S'a lhe attention Of discern.
= meth his skill in elegan
end singeth with d cracked
powers being immature, an,
aRd admirsth the Polka. H,
" alcoholic fluids, calleth 70
usia' and smOketh bad cigar
MN sick. With the light
youth which he tries 70 toe.
y, which the same will bobbl
" streets a. night, and Eicket,
ne w%stchmen. He is an IN
aNe ? goose hatched in ! pateS
N.N HHH aHe w.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-25

Speaking Of the captured battalion OF deser-
tiers from the American army, since the com-
mencement Of the war, Mr.. Kendall uses the
following language:
The trial of the deserters-the celebrated
battalion Of ST. Patrick-is still going on,
but how the affair will terminate no one but
those on the court martial can say. A slrong
influence is at work in favor of the prisoners
In the first place, all the Mexican ladies in
this own La Sonora Capetano Rubio among
the number, have signed a warm petition 10
their favor, which has been sent to Gen. Scott.
The lady whose name | have given is the life
Ofthe the rich Rubio, who has a country house
here in TaCubaya. The English, and perhaps
some Of the other foreign ministers, have also
interested themselves in behalf Of the scoun-
drels. ! might here state that the celebrated
flag Of the foreign battalion was captured by
the Ath infantry, attached to Gen Pillows di-
vision. '.i
The banner is Of green silk, and on one side
is a harp, surmounted by the Mexican coat Of
arms, with scroll on which is painted "Ltber-
tad por..la Repubica Mcricaaa." Underneath
the harp is the motto Of "Erin go BraghP'-
On the other side is the painting Of a badly ex-
ecuted figure made to represent St. Patrick, in
his left hand a key and in his right hand a
crook, or staff resting upon a serpent. Under
meath is painted "sdn PatriCiO." To their
credit be it spoken, the Irish in our army are
lOudest in denouneing the miserable wretches
who fought and killed SO many under this flag.
Two O'Clock, P. M.-News has just come in
from the capital which has caused great ex-
element. At an early hour a train Of wagons
under charge of Capt. Wayne, dressed in citi-
zens clothes, started for the city. Scarcely
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-25

Both parties in this country, says Prentice
deeply regret the war. The Wings regret 4
because il is unjust and INJURIOUS 70 The nation.
al honor and national interest, and the Loco
focos regret Il. because it's certain 10 make
Con Taylor President Of The United States.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-25

A drunken loafer having recovered from q
dangerous illness, was asked il he had not
been afraid to meet his God. No, said the pa
gan christian, twas rOther fellow | was afraid
Of.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-25

We commend to the attention ofour readers
the following communication over the sigma
ture Of "a Yoice from the NorN,' and suggest
the Cd week of January as asuitable time for
the meeting proposed. tits important that there
be a general conference and understanding Of
the friends Of Gen. Taylor about that time
preparatory to the formation Of the Electoral
Ticket. This ticketishould be selected from The
ranks Of both the present political parties so that
no cause Of jealousy may arise to injure the
prospects Of the first man Of the age as he is
of the eople.-SOuthrOn.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-25
LAFAYETTE CouNrY Sci. Z. R

LAFAYETTE COUNTY Sept. 4, I847.
Mr.. EDITOR Allow ne to suggest the pro,
prioty Of holding a Taylor meeting, Compos-
ed Of all parties, in the city Of Jackson, early
in January next, say the second week. The
Legislature will be in session, and also the
High Court Of Errors & Appeals, and the Chan
Gerry Court, and in addition to which the Board
Of Trustees for the State University; all Of
which will necessarily bring together a largo
coucourse Of the citizens Of the State.
A more favorable time could not be select
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-25

eE A& Oh 3u
-oNrsOMERY, Publisher.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07
ED,

On Tuesday the 9th inst, O'Clock an,r .bo flnc NJ
FREDERICK AUGUSTUS LEMosY, uis 7Ith wear Of his noe
ms friends and aequlintances attend nj,
from the Catholic Church, this afternoon at O'Clock rhnt
tler notice. '''""' '"'
On Tuesday the 9h Of Mach the residence or M, son
IN Tie County OF Gloucester amer pTotraed and ness az
several weeks Mr. JOHN CATLr the 6ny third wear f m,
age lie Kind and acetonate husband and parent lem
EN- master and good neighbour Member Of
Religious denomination, yet may eon,onE To his friends Ia
sno" ha lac died perfectly resigned Of his Heavenly
Master spIcuur,'."f
or Christian Advocate rcquc,tedt To copy
saturday the 27h March, the house her sonin law
rfoic sor Mhngton, of William Mary College WILLIAMSBURG
Va, Mrs ELIZABETH LETS aged CO. formerly y, ,.i, Is;
rhadephm She vas universally beloved many excellent
Gu'i' she wasin and vas actively en-
gagged her domestic Saturday until oek ,hcp
she was suddenly seized with DESTROYED all u,ierne ar
consciousness unit q! r. NJ when she expired ri,ut stencil
sroan' or parting word to her afflicted relatives.
On Saturday, the @Oh March, Pulmonary Con-unnton
we tehee OF her husband Dr. & H. Cary Hickory Fork
"IOueestT County Mrs BETTY WILLIS CARY in IN. 9st,
year OF hcr age Her friends AZ distance rejoice to hcir
that a. sl'e lived in faith she die in peace 49,
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MIR. Cough.

LOUISA I. IL, March 80, lSl7.
Mcssrs. Editors: There a mis- report in late New
York paper oi ono passage in Mr. Coughs great speech
at the Tabernace. IN that city, which unIusy prcju
cling minds against him IN this county.
The paper represents him having said that here Ii
we'd, at Louisa Court House, u named Lucian Minor
who had beautiful boy that used upon his knee and
soohc and calm his father" THE implication is that
the father drunken "llc town, and was gone
week While absent, his boy was taken sick and died
The father came home and told that his child was
dead lie the body, oil the covering from the
lace, aud with his bawny list beat in those lovely iea
lures" These nearly the words uf the reportl
Now Messss. Editors the many persons who know oil
the abSurics oi the taoand, among rest that never
IA the least intoxicated my io-ihat the only sort
Of ntempcrsncc was charged with was when wit
lings, fond u anhesis, have called me nts rate in
advocacy oi TempsrGnee'-and Ihat have been the
subject OF this wIlci-m for nearly Ia years commencing
in early manhood'he above story, after the first out
break OF mirth - IL calculated bring dscred on
Mr.. Cough. That would be great injustice to him. Tho
plain solution OF the matter l. this:
When Mr.. Cough here, last spring 1 told him 4,
story emhndyins tie circumstance stated abou
u Boston had heard there Il yeas before. and
told 1t to Nh g. which he might with good Ell
feet No doubt he repeated II IN the New York "Tabrr
nacle, mentioning me his informant. But the repor
ter msmatching names aud facts. all reporters are ant
u do exalted me from the teller the OF the story
and changed the venue from Boston to Louis. Cnur,
House
The tale. heard it f,om the eloquent Robert C.
Waterson, IN Boston, IN the Southern Literary Messen
for March April, II think 1872 In piece headed
"Eloquence in New England"
There are many who snatch any chance 10 throw
ridcue odlum upon Mr. Cough, that have sumountcd
even my reluctance obtrude myself upon the pubLc
through newspaper. IN order him Justice It's
the first time believe, that my ever signed tn
any public communication, except advertisements. lie
Mr. g. is among the greatest of living benelacors 10 man.
kud aud that such numbers OF night well meaning penpl
should dccry and revie him, only the ten thousandih
proof that seldom know their true friends m
those friends are taken away.
Respectfully yours,
LuCIAN MINOR
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Jefferson Of so1.

We observe in yesterdays Enquirer long article sign
ell Jefferson Of lsOOone OF those taking phrases which
stand in lieu Of volume OF arsument-indeed which put
all opposing argumens however refutable by other meth
DDS flight. This Jefferson Of 1900" is evident
g Texas Annexa,ionist; and yet Thomas Jefferson
whose is often invoked sanety error in letter
to Wilson Cary Nicholas. written 1903 said in reference
to the power To- admit States into the Union a." can
not help believing the intention to permit Con-
"gTcSs TO admit into Union States which should
not he formed out OF the territory for which, and under
whose authority they hc trainers of the constitution
were then acting do believe that mean, that
they might receive England, ireland. Holland, Sc into
"n"-and he would Of course have added Trds OF Meri
co, had he deemed 1t possible that obcyng the wild
pulses OF Modern Democracy, should be at this early
day, extending by conquest the 'area OF freedom over
region extensive Than that by the thirteen
States 10y which that constitution framed The con-
stuton has already been made, what Mr. jefferson feared
it would become "a blank paper, by the construction
against which he protested earnestly which permitted
the annexation OF Texas, and which hereafter TO admit
the States be formed OF Mexican
that is say if the Union shall survive the fearful OK
pertinent
Docs the Jefferson Of $500" concur with tho Jefferson
of 1903 Or does he only adopt his Apostles NAME with
out subscribing to that Apostles ercedl
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NAIHAN StHUO0TIEIln Sc
DIR. SWAYNE'S GREAT DISCOVERY.
SINCE THE DISCOVERY OF
DR.. SWA YNE'S
~ W n Il " II
valuable Medicine.


I"'saHas Aare bH Retorf T. Pu Boa BAT % ~ .
t'oH4 "o0 D. IN tao siieai grausl'
ANOTHER LIVING WITNESS
with asionshment the wonderful performed nv ID, sy,n
Compound Syrup OF WILD CHERRY -
fniLhpEtrHI,, Jany oS 1877.
Dr. Swaync-DcaT SIR In iu,tic- yourself and d,y @
To suffering humanity eheerfuly testimony and irc,,,
To the work the most Astonishing the Rrra ,n, 80,
compound syrup Of Wild Cherry p-TIormed on me I'M M 80
unaVofabe ciTeumstanecs ! taken with n ,iout 81,
Spiing OF Blood Pains Side and B,.,,t uh
seemed to break down and enfeeble my constitution =. ~
physician Thought beyond power OF medicine ~ 49,
Trends all gave To die but YOU ana the n ~
oui g'"a discoveryl feel man and ,,.J
nom mr skeleton to heshy and healthy man as h,y. L.n
Tor years and shall be pleased give any Information
my ea-r by calling At residence, street hinl d h.
W" 'ose s"et, N"''hern iHberlies JACOB PAINTER.
Certificates such are now l,,lv received - IN
quarters Of the globe. ~ Wv
ONE WORD OF CAUTION
Since the introduction OF To the public tbcrr have
huoet OF un,''neprd individuals BouHs which they
assert contain Wild Cherry called aBal<ms ~R,er
only genuine preparation To the pubB which ~
De proved BY the public records of of Pcnn
'ania The only safeguard against imposition Is 4, sc ,t ms,
signature "oh eaeh bo'ue- DIR ~. SWAYNE,
49,. Corner u Eighth and Race Its Phil
fEYToN JOHNSTON, lis, Main 81
ana DuVALL PuRoELL, Druggists li7 Main ST. Asc "a,
BTsgg Wilson and Chas. Corng 4 Co. Dnnx..s P.,',
burg Chas H. Heinitsh, Portsmouth. King Toy Noriols %
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r,,,,.. 'uE sspnbiean, April s.
sec "cofcni Institute, Petersburg
Virginia.

a meeting Of tho board OF Directors" of this In
.n'uuon held on the list in't Wooster Beach. NJ D. of
College, and Professor OF tho Prneipe, and p,.,,. ~
Medlelnei Calvin Newton, NJ d.. OF Worcester. Nlassa
ssuse,s' to the Char OF Physiology aud Pathology
istry and Forensic Medicine; T. q. Banning. Nj u nr
YORK to the Chair Of Obstetrics, &c; A. NJ Black. Al.
~, OF Cincinnati. to tho Chair OF Anatomy; Charles J.
Price, M. d.. to the Chair OF Maoria Mcdea and n Tan
FROM tho TALENT high medical a,tanmen,s and experience
o. many OF these gentlemen feel satisfied the Ins,,u
non WIN command large class the ensuing winter Dr.
Beach, tho President of the College, has long been f,
oy known to the public the celebrated author OF IN,
American Vegetable Practice" book highly esteem
co. talented author has been presented with several
Gold Medals. by the Crowned heads of Eur,n. n. ,
meno OF their respect for his talents. Dr. Thomas Is
known to the citizens Of Virginia n gentleman OF sumo,
eruditon. 1885, ~ s''"'
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THE LETTER Mas. JUDsoS-' Fanny Foryester'-
announcing the arrival Of tho mission family in India is
dated "Mnulman, December s. 1896" Mrs. Judson thus
speaks Of her new home:
81 write you from my very pleasant but very odd-loo
ing house, which saw for the first Time Monday lest
am delighted with the appearance OF things here. The
fruits mostly rich and healthu the foliage eruberant
and the weather perfectly charming There is delicious
soi'ness in the air The people. although very degraded
arc exceedingly interesting in appearance have
full OF intelligence. should think the Burmans Tar supe
10 tho HindoOs.
"Oar city is perfect Babel, far as languages and
dress are Concerned Besides English, Americans and
Burmans we have people from nearly all the nations of tho
Eas-Chncse, Hindoos, Maays, Rarcns, &c, Mussu-
mans Armonans and Israelitos
"There now passing my window singular procession;
men running and performing various antics wax images
uleked out gorgeousy, large and magnificent carriage
adorned with dozen gided umbrellas frinRed with
golden drops, crimson tents and other gay usppngs &C.
&c
I'VE had long voyage-a hundred and forty days
but u seemed scarcely tonh part Of that me- it passed
30 pleasantly. I enjoyed every moment Of the time |
feel that am on the right side Of the world God grant
that greater good may Of II than my happiness
though ] am deeply grateful for that. Dr. Judson s
quite we'll"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

Ih'sc WHO hr.rV' BOO h' ughi q" iaHtrUstou, lnd hnt
Offices pro tz country ought uuf FOO be- held 81 by pre-.
.crptc uFhi h1yf 'u opportunity to-day fos"fd their
opinions 0 chat effect Boz. Irf, psnf,uF f tu4 rem.
DOMAIN of much better qualification. @, t ,. office of CIV
Surveyor md Supern'ndeni, &C. r prcuted you Than
The gentleman who h1s heretofore held it Thu opinion
has prevailed boz ta city nn c prurr ,.fuppcd from
consulting rer Interests u o c'sunn ~ persons ~ Offices
which nfe cstnhs'o 90 suu'yo pniy dat interest therc
~ an cumbru however ucDuT potent ic may b. Who hos
held the olhro fur yFtEs. 1u please. that lice pso-
pie laying a-Je a false idea md uat Qualification
aud ah'by a. 'nclrny dschargc the duties 10 be- cen
-iderod the proper recommendation tic candidate
EffDgEDE IflI
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There were two alarms 81 fro on Monday n,ght-ono
shout 10 O'Clock o. the dwelling ol Mr. Afoll on Frank
nsteei, which eInnguisbed howeverihe other
shout o'clock, which occurred In tho dwelling house Of
Dr. Cha' Mills, on Broad street, nearly opposite tho City
Hall Our hre companies. always on the alert succeeded
~ acsing the Aame but not before The root was nearly
consumed. We have not heard how the FIRE originated
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a. b. M,esupra. Sec'y.
COMMISSIONERS
FOR THE DANVILLE ROAD.

NOTTOwAY.
Asa Oliver John 2. Dupuy
Edwin &. Booth Travis II. Eppes
A. a. Campbell Thomas ii. Campbell
William Fitzgerald Daniel H. Robertson
John II. knight Samuel Scott.
CHARLOTTE.
Richard ]. Gaines William II. Dennis
Samuel d. Morton Henry Darlington
James T. Scott John f. Edmunds
Col. Joseph Dupuy ii. H. Marshall
Col. James T. Marshall
LUNENBURG
David Street Upton Edmondson
VIM. II. Haicheu Peter Street
Capt Bragg John c. Eppes
Iamcs Neal T.. b. Jackson.
DIR. CFale
AMELIA.
Lewis r. liaryo John F. Wiley
Junius T.. Leigh BENZ NJ. Jones
ESbeu Leigh David Maben
James Bot William III. Harrison.
William Booker
CUMBERLAND.
VIM. VI. Thornton JR Palmore
Col. V. Parrish F. d. Irving
T. a Goodman a. a. Walton
Robert Henderson James BIanton
Col. James Isbcll
T. EDWARD COURT HOUSE AND FARMVILLE.
VIM. H. Vcnabo p H. Jackson
John A. Scott F. N. Watkins
jos T.. Venable n. j. Worsham
Ihos Spencer Samuel c. Anderson.
w. Z. Founoy
GAINESVILLE.
+. w. Vonablc Alfred Boyd
A. G. Finley Ro c. OVERLY
Tucker Darlington John II. Johnson
Samuel " Watkins e. A. Williams
William Townes
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To the fdtors ef the whg:
lou WIN please iniotm your rcaders that tho following
named gentlemen will be voted Cor to represent Jefferson
~ me eedon TO be holden this day the City llo-
FOR TIE COMMON HALL
Richard u. Hsskins, lame. Kinn,.,d
George w. Barker, R,con r.,
Joseph M. Darlington.
Simon Cullen, 4 Thon.. fi.
'"''' i"''os' Littlebury Darlington.
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tOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y

Series.
BY c. N. FARMER.
WHISPER !.
The flowers Of Spring boom fade, and die;
But others as bright and beautifully fair
Give their sweet odors 10 the vernal air,
When Spnng comes again
With sunshine and rain,
And LOVE fills the Earth, and the Air, and the sky
WHISPER ..
Inc Heart blooms but once and IL over its flower
Is plucked from the STEM or wIther and die
Vain, vain IL the aid Of Springs sunshine and shower
The soil whence II grew is barren for aye.
WHISPER J.
Rainbows melt before the eye,
Meteors, streaming through the sky
Flash out, nor leave CLEAN behind
To mark their transient track;
The gathering clouds the signing wind
fouend the Summers rack
But soon the furious. stormy blast
Passes away, passes away:
And Glory, Brightness, Beauty vast
Burst on the closing day.
WHISPER Z.
lheer is spark, once kinded, ever burns:
Naught can quonch s frcs
One breeze alone IT'S soft flame ever turns
To the Hearts altar and its perfunied urns-
That breeze the Hearts desires.
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The mmorei capture OF Vera Cruz was MT confirmed
10y the Southern mail yesterday morning a- DO doubfe-s
would have been had the statement b,on true. We rc-
c',ed 400 plpcrt from tharcsf,l-anj do.e OF Now or
',u- Of which place there had boon an arrival from fla
tana. silent subject Whether the passenger ye.
efdsy hoo1ed us oi was himself bossod We do not kn,vg
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Perccivng from tho papor Of yesterday that m effort b.
bong inside induce the City Council mako % change
OF hc City Surveyor and that NJ Ctorrag the Suyrtaf
Of Hcnfco, will be- brought toward wish 10Y tlaf
shi vote Tor him. have personal acquaintance with
Mr. c. but inquiry find that he ~ regarded as very
c'mpctcntbnd hop, MS believe, there will b. great una
nimiy o. 10 ihc importance Of the proposed change
MONROE WARD
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poIk aud sauna Annn.

Tho Albany louua saya. 'Gen. Santa Auna hos paid
Bneno VISTA e fret insiamo1 u7ou the debt Boo owes
our President lof aondiog him back Mexico WHOM bc
gets t" 5000 onn ti' Mr. Polk DE- anxious Go asuJ hm
nc vol probably boz able o ma.r second Payment lti-
fortunate Tor hs county riat con. Taylor wsa. ani will
Tsmlin, ready 90 tako Santa Anus's receipt"
0 n Tho Washington correspondent oi Tho Baltimore
Sun. who omis pro opportunity of gau'yug tho Admins
hau"n though Doe c1.nmns 0i dat NsHtai prnt sayss
" VI Secretary Ws'ksf'- sy.sn ol military c.ntri-
buttons. which has it been promulgated and about a.
be- established u Mexico. H de- much, perhaps Co.. en-
ue to us speedy and honoabo peace any II tho VIC
torres which We may gam by our arms
faugnt