The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-29

"eis ilea yeas v4i nayssJUi and 60 the
resolutions lie upon ihe table.
The proceedings IN the Legislature pesier
day on h ebil providing for al appropriation
tsf tAe benefit e our volunteers IN Mexico, &c
are NOT devoid ~ %intersst, as illustrating tbe
helplessness ~ inteliecl on one side, ii { con-
test with thepOwer Of king numbers On The
other. Tho spefamible" of which MI. Walk
81 waa made the condnil-pipe tossst before The
Legislature, hus greatly delpyed the passaa Be Of
the bill, consumed The time Of the House. re-
tarded business and produced much bad feel
'ng' without yielding any lanrelst to Tho wiie-
Workers who instigated it. IA maiorty--a
large majorily--of The members, we have no
doubs regretted its introduction; but once in
Ihe House, how were the dominant party 10 get
nd ofilie itl-adyised b~ahtling, without subject.
ing theiror,hodoxysto be questioned ~ the
u1ostPgty-ridden constiiuences on the face of
the earth? That was the question. Conse-
qge1tly, Whatever might b their individual
opinions as toihe policy, expediency, or 10 the
moral honesty Of such a g~perumibleU or roll.
traF, on on occasion so sacred, il required
great amonnt Of morabcoufage to espouse the
eide of chigalfy and honor, when the molocb
party required their sacrifice, There was
g solitary argument deserving the name.
urged 20 show the prcpriety Of pfeRxing that
.'hshes head" called .speramible," to tie
body Of athing Of d totally different species
but the unnatural monslroslty had lie admirers
nmong those who knew they possessed (he
physical power % force II upon 4 minority, who
Ionthed and despised Il. /
The aitemptto placethe Wings Of The House !
ma false position, has signally failed, For. mi.
iority % they are, they have forced enouoh |
lPon Che iourpals to show lie future histori-
2 tha reason why they did not stoItify them.
voting for a historical falsehood The
ssempsto s'sntFap themg hiss sienslly failed. ,
the ridiculous s%enality and subsstyiencg y
2 tAe one-man power Z yinred il the aperamis !
is finely taken oil in the resolution III
Brooke, These resolutions, embodyi6o 4 Al
etalt 4 series Of Mi. Polk,s acts, tie maioTi,y 10
unanimously voted down; thereby furnisbjpo g
@ whigsa c9mplele-a triumphant jusiaca D
ION for refnsingt % sanction d Wholesale auDrg. je
gu the measures Of bis administrstfonfl
'isA regard ~ the war. They afe MI liDo 4 IL
UP dew general approval Of all bis mems. u
rec, bu. when broken up and administered &.
+ Incompatible doses, theyreyolt al lhe thoupbt nj
ley can swallow them! Strange inconsisten. an
y, tfply!-SoAesroa. ne
4 GaFAr TaOra NoBby yisDrareD.-Tbe q
onss Of Representative yesterday sieualized "
'elf w : homage 10 truth, the more Brilliant N
ID striking because unexpected at 90 earlya
y y she session, though NOT doubted IL he NJ
= hs those who believe, a. va d., iha,ahe u
innate triumph Of truth over erroF3s certain. 4
Yesterday being resolution day. MI. Huston \
2 Wing member from Delaware, having pres
oHsly given notice Of his intention 10 do 50, 4,
troduced I resolution of hunks q Cen Tay.
and he rrny under Bis command III liz a
achievement Of the battle Of Buena VS..
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