The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-02-26

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genrlcn en- r,uli be seen mi, Cling with me.
be $ Of the H nuse and attempting 10 dictat q
I hem, aud influence thti action on the hill ii
He h ped. { II The honor nf the State, All sucl, q
attempts wnu d b. frawued d4wn, aud that tn u
R p-rs'ltatvrs e the people world acr lnde- /"
prnd' nily. and up u their own c%unyicIi y G
Of what is ,ighr. He was IN favor Of "a inv
the 7 anter's Bank bonds by taxation and nnl Il
I" r p ldltre th4m IN whnle OF N part, duecr;y !
Or indirectly. Tie people OF Mississippi are !
ANIL able !" 'ay the leht; anl i gentlemen
who use toha CO and drink LOU 4, wnuld a. .
bandnn the use OF lhrs 0tlileri"us arucleS
Cd |sttuctiyr alike 10 u 'rals and hr IthD he,
Goa 4 save more 'hau en- ugh 10 pay the PIN
ttr~' Brink b, uds IN n few years. tie regre
ted I" $ e HE i, dl position evinced 10 d, JUS
iicrt I e industrious aud haray settlers on
HE l,ubllc AIDS, BY men win have rendered the
name Of II ,nr, Clay ,dinus 10 that class Of
c tizens, IN acc uni II so.ne histy rem lrks
ma ie IA the y. 5. Senate in opposition q thr
q ms VIVA tii,nnmlnated 'nlrud rs on the
public ioma,n.' Mr. w, then referred To the
net grant ng the llnds, TO sl"W that making
Panlrrs' Janl b nd4 receivable in payment
tor tilen. vas ,vloI, ia thr trust repnsed
j., tie STATE b Congress W. spoke az
iel.ih, lus Stag that tn: State was able and
willing t. pay the abb BY taxation, and that
the ladies Of Mississippi, sooner than see their
State disgraced and dlsholnred, would part
Win tIielr finger rings and jewelry 1" pay tv ~
dollar we 1--WE. lie CONSIDERED 1t 4 libel on the
people 10 sal that they are not willl"g /" be
taxed 10 pay a ju+t and 'c&n'"lrdsed d b.
The ,dra oily xlsr ed i" The corrupt lnhgIna'
, ,huti us OF p]"Iltici'ns VAC, undertaking he VIZ
. III Of H." penP'e, ana Judging oI otleishy t'enI-
: selves, attempt u acalrve p'PIlnity b! aP.
i peals II the sordid passions 1t their fellow
A men, The debt t,l"e due ptl cDpalIy 10 t'l-
~ nris, (wIn Cannot hnld lands N lee stun
~ unier our avs 81 what value VIII these
OVERT wed Lands be i, Them! Ev II IT the,
tae b,ituce a ttc deb & 10 maj My IN
some future LpgisIatufe,) may imp g such a
htav( tx rs IL make tae Ia DIS a hu den i :
Al! al ~ d benefit. II ! c1nst ruente srnt hi +,
here Il do ight, aud he was moi afraid Vi PIE.
dIciing MS Acti N, rs a member . III House
ON the presumption that they were honest,
!, ,tru,u$, ana Intelligent. He spoke at con-
siderable ieuGIh.
$. Mir, %cE snd the gentleman f N H lm'
t. (,lr es'O nla-sr ,ted vi miscnncelvcd ever,
d prup,s tl,n re mad made iu his einarks sun'
L. intentionally. He regretted the grntiennl
was MT then in hrs ST. l., bnt he fit II due
Inns II t" discIaim the p stir etronennsl
attributed lo him. &c,
"' VIZ. Stanton s,ii The stech "f his trien'
from Flnlmps, re nlnlrd hi'n Of an ex ressio
!" ot Dr.. Ynnr., an I'D p%reachrr Of The G'sp'
INT ne 1T whse lat hiIa,s. Mf, s.. described
The amusement nt I { IIousr
" Il e az, slion ON reronsiJering the vote W.
- de,id d IN the ,Ni NATIVE ,as 50, nous 81
- 'Tlr qurstiAn w,r then taken on la inv VI
Wat anry's a nend neni On lire table; aud. a
=" ter a trnrl - atrrlnpt To- got . call "fth' II 'nl
i wns Ice, ed iatlt ali u u ve-tyes So NO.
Sc 81. ...... e.. v.ls..
s Mr. Mc,cnlt offered an nmend 5eut, pr "
dJnl tin' prc-An nous shall nnl, b" granite
" alter y c,Hplitnce NIth The rvs Ut C"ngre
&c laid IN thu table
'"E Nr. Sinral offered II amendment, pr"Vidir
~ ri,a'. aiier Marc l84', any lands Lm s"d mi
y BE- eat,,td at - ,%areacrc; laid an The table
A e. 6l, mts % Mi g pHa sa
rot MIR. ~nr, hersd an amfi dmani, "a subs
hds tntp inr thr gill "a
be-" Nr Henry ill., nghtlttF question should n
""s b. taken IN I'll bull in lis present shepe.
wished 10 see vote taN en- ntiun the sllitI pi
r"m pusitton whrth,r M MIXERS are " lllNg u =
tar ava, the g,alt OF The $4,000 ec 20
1, ~ lad To IN, the Pant, s bai h bonds, mud
ny, linlAte tlt +, 1 M tlnsi rtp"srd ~ he ~
b, Cnngrrss.. H. . gretl.d tnR@e party f.
M i gtxcited u on y subj CT VI suph vitlllm
! n I ne ptd hoped III 4.csil"u Would b.
n, simpliiedand divided bstP Enable 'yety me
/, her 10 plare hiinstl rlsh' h,f'ru i c"hs,i
~. .n4s aud thc. county. llr lnfed hc trlt'
liza ali line the MIL Would u 4 press itA P'fs'
tfio vi hou giving M npphlanitA :" Us mp ~
70 express their vi VS., Nc. Mr. Y. spoke
ire. lrng,h,st r. da3 ~ aQi
NJ. Eenals s,idif we wqir hers until eve
g ntlepan is pleased, hef're we raAe . "
rant the Youngest mtn'bsr il tlta use will gr
AL gray brlole the matter is dsci cd l1aNas
He understanding This morning, os menibe sea
4 iron their boarding heus. 3, that The vote Vi
Mr.. Whitmore's amendment sh 'uld be rec
,.n,- siGered, the amendment laid ~ the table,
the hill passed; but,i' every one Is !" be pie
/, a ed first, no one can tell wheRsthal event y
.oyes take pInce, &c.
en- Mr.. Gailln put s,me questions TO the ~
- ~ $500 ~ Ahn schnnl fund. and