The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-18
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interesting Letter III ths ara.,ia.i.
We hasten TO lay The following ;r,na
document before our readers. II W. co,omn
n'cated oytts author a resident Of ,his jim. "
the Vicksburg Sentinel in which pape, /. IN.
peared on Tuesday last. The edi,or - y.
oon'.nei y greatly mistaken ia supposinr tbai
wing papers will never publish ! M. aoi.,l.
we have no doubt that every Wing edi,or =
the Union WI do MI. Gardner and Gsn. ~.
lot inc justice 10 give the letter al leasi orS
Insertion IN his paper. We omlnen Il esoo..
cia'iy 70 the Washington Republic, 90 rha. il
may De sure to meet Ito eye Of The Presidsn,,
"heH, we hope, he will be cured Of me ,nd,,.
Guy winch has thus far made him ALBANIA, III
carry on the administration wi,hou. The ASST.
lance Of one whose honesty Is a, leo,, :.
remarkable as his letter proves his ,caDaettv, "A
Oe. We copy verbatim from the se1tipeIs
This ls a Tree country, and we are ror a;v.
ing al hands a fair hearing-the disappointed
az well as the appointed. We therefore te.aI-
J accede to a request to give place to the fol-.
loving letter, as we know the Wbig nsno,.
will never publish i.:n M
"VIcEsBURe, August Isl, l84s!
" PRESIDENT TABOR.
SIri | am detetmond 10 H,ks "a.
Der me lost my time and money comins u
Oa'onFogne to see you. / called on you a an
unreasonable hour, as I thought, too emil 4
me morning, for which | made an oro,;S
our answer was, never Two earlv ~ 4.
Business. ! said to myself, am IN ,ba ,;ah,
c"orc' and IN the right Pue. But Il oppesr.
mat | am Neather--altho when / handed ~,
Ffeast M~onigomery's Letter. Won soid H..
should insure ole the Office ID Preference Of ON.
thousand Names WhonT asked YOU II vou
remembered Prcast Montgomery Of Kv.. you
said, yes sir, very eel. Now said IN ~
you have to Do, lie this-Do YOU know p.,-;,-
Iomkins? Yes, said i. Well, Jus, tell Nm
% give your Name in after The bend Of Az
department is appointed and all will be- ,ccoydg
ing 70 your I" ish. But, said you, | have De,ir.
m0nd 70 follow General washinston's steps IL
The management Of the Governmental ma, !.
! can. Now, said you, every one who h.,
used their influence agaiBsi the Presen, IA.
m'n'stra1ion will Be Removed. Did that bJsn
Do sog J said he did! Now when ws p.,,od
! sad General, Please Do not forget that ls,tst,
You said, not the least Danger, Mr.. Gardner
! shall tle il and at the Proper lims I win ~.
tend TO IT. Just Do what | told you md AZ
will be to your Perfect satisfaction. Now
General, how has this come about?%my ls,,sy
which you acknowledged, said 1 was honest
and capable which fills Washins,on's Warrnnl
lee for office Now Pleas tell me If 4, Il Rags
cause | am IN the Wrong Church? lido not
ask this that you may think that | would
change the CathOlick Church FIR you and ali
your Offices. PHINEAS GARDNERn
Since the above was in type, we learn thai
Mr. Gardner applied fOt Office through Hon. P.
W. TOmPkins, and that the latter fled tho
application in The proper Department in com
Pany with a letter from the former which was
. complete fellow 70 the one now published
from the same polished pen. This renders IL
still more singular that Mr.. Gardner did not
receive an Office IN defrauding the public
service Of 80 capable aO applicant the Admin,
Islraiion has shown . great lack Of discrimina-
ton and a remarkable want or attention 10 The
general interest. We would say more, but We
are mute with regret, gilcHt with establishment.
and dumb with Indignation.
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Col. BENToN's OPINION OF HIS own sSrEcH
In a late speech at Brownsville. Col. Benton
the following opinion Of his tsteAt,