The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-02-12

,,ss.ing.--COl. Maunsel
y s.,IIs PeytOn zee senatorial
l..s rrcitemsnt.aslidell'
Ksaaer. "a ,a4a.
Y M 4 favor Of Gen. Taylor
.a'ng Iost, was Of . character
''' .nDl,bondsd. The venerable
l,'I \. bosom personal friend and
I Andrew Jackson, pres,d-
I.,t.d, very strongly, the popular
represented a reunions Of parties
H. l,uds .hat no more exist and
nermauently at rest. an
domination Of Gen. Taylor 70
~ his fortunes in the hands
IA III Fixed purpose Of the
! d,.sr, Him. The resolutions
buvinsss-liEe and 70 the point
ssteip goa taste. Bailis Pey-
,s,AI,r. was worthy Of bic former
rusb, before ne again the ardent
"A, who once exercised 50 power
n. Il the House Of Representa-
,.eated iii the essential features Ct
',,y-,bamOr, pathos, rapid narra-
!, Argument, thrilling appeals, pre-
N ,npassiOned tone, with the NEST
calculation, His sketch Of Gem
] extremely tapPy-cOncise and
sufficiently comprehensive 10 COW
otsnd and striking features and
,,hsocterand career. The Taylor
.hspa have this speech printed for
intuition w
odt election has occupied every
veek. Messts. Benjamin, Kenner
Ne ballOted for on Saturday night.
N lie wings. On the first triaI
got Tie highest vote, but on the
Hunt being withdrawn, Mr., Ken
Tie domination. Last Sunday
lmOcratiC members were in caucus
doors ind sentinels posted TO pre-
Adopting They knew the whit
renined u play their game warily
themselves nearly equi lily divided
Iidsll and Soale, and it was wei
he wings had a majority on join
las been 'rtmored that each ofthes,
counted on receiving one or tw'
AconGdential committee was ap
pscerlain The TACT. The enquiry re
nomination Of Mr., SlideIl by til.
caucus. 1t had been petty vel
that he would receive one whli
bat another, OF the same party, (Mi
asingtOnD wouIo be absent. MI
eads were in excellent spirits, an.
Is no less confident. At IL o'cIncI
Tho roll was called in the Hous
Enbers answered to their name,
roqld not be found by the Sergear
NJ : one,,eyed man might have foun
!, 20! lar from the quarters Of tn
pa Jockey in the State, a piney
llsnan, once q leading member {
and able 70 cope with any ma
Y yell IS Qpt Of it. The senal
Gape ~, in full force, and Messr
Asaner were put in nomination
number Of votes being 1879, it n
\ elect. The vote stood Slidell G.
Alsq0las Il, "a fter several simil,
Senate withdrew and two hou.
Y iging 70 adjourn. Intense 9.
Pls'aled during these trials. I'll
were oil present, and exhibitir
wy ssi palpqbly-Slidell moyir
~ Aall. soule pacing up al
'aaiea lpn, and Kenner evidentl
Sewing himself down in
ABOUT ", N. the Senate retur
liall. NJ. BSl, one Of the Senate
" pursuance, ! suppose, Of /,
alag nag IN the d.mocfatic caucu,
7lla'sd NJ. soule Mr.. slidslI "
Sau .le vote, On the6rst ballot, stoo
Agaaet q, 80 thetormer will su
''4' lleaIy Johnson whose term q
- q March, I849. Tworemar
accompanied this election. Fir
"alts, (ihe democratic Senat
zIsslalae where Mr.. slldal has
'9l'la''ed smpipoteut9 threw aw
Nicholas until MI. SfldeII VI
: lNeniyOled for sOuls. Seeor
IN 1Eao'is ! member Of the s.
INV. '0'ea ior himself, a cour,
u. = RESPONSIBILITIES, but viii
=o,,sa' ~ dn.y to his party, and,
I'M MI shdel's friends .
y md speak Of lseauhory and
! measured iormsa3 Hill snemles !
y , y The blow, that struck d
IN ,.on that famous parish viii
|, ] ~ ,ffa',liaasn'ality, theyfaay, proc,
iBds.5 Louisiana for James Ki Pol
N, sasl deepest ia my bosom asw
sSFstsHdfd friendship drew
',Ssa.ana -whs6 Claude Moino
!. ss' Y. Z iAS French Army, Col. I
is,, 7. h'nd and says; 4thcro ii
8 nope wiihh3nt