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Or 1th ns,-Ths and superior bait A bns Adj.
LI, Capt Mcfslss, no tors burden, coppesed snd
copper fastened hsyng superior odsuoos for pee
gers will be o.tcks for he above por Tie 1th
ins gor freight or passage, spply 81 CLARKE Cos.
TgOsAWs III Wssfst- up saifs.
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AAEAAAL a FDlr- Ia Or Ea,fa' .-' sIa--ts- OF
al@ College. stoli r--z 2cr1.sr company ~ @ or
rs. Iri-rV--W persor hsTilg : o. = d
such ~ tc4 Tor l-f ir.er-s, 30 a--ress 9 { O.
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'tLffOhNiA IL T. iN-i IA NJ n - ~ y
tu1s Life Insurance Company b5 Wal-st insures the
lives Of persons visiting Caiorus, with privilege OF resi-
dence here sni o. making the voysge cut and home by
either Of the travelled routes Physicians IN auen r.
ancs a. the ofhcs daily. from 2to4 O'Clock VI.
NORRIS FRANKLIN. President
PLTNY FREEMAN Actusry 81 io,ls
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GRAND JUVENILE
MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
MESSRS. BRADBURY h NASH


BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
an WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY ENENl NOS,
" IN ard sth Of Feb the hs and second Of shon Ju
veui.e Mu,icai Entertainments for The season
THE CANTArA, FLORAS FESTIVAL,
will b. given on The occasion together with choice col
lection of MISCELLANEOUS MOslO'
The ChOm.ss will be sustained by
CHOIR or ONE THOUSAND
Pers,rne-s uniformly dressed Tickets Is cents NSis-
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CALIFORNIA.

A COMPANY NOW FORMING: s1r Cksf0rnis
II ru11 axe sc rO-- members N0-e re-i spliF SO
csrrot rive good r-f-rc- c'zrsr-r For srh-r IT,
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-A gentleman sod his wife can obtain
ID board with pleasant rooms and p1ures attached on
the second 20 house where there are fes -eirel
boarders lhree single gentlemen can De &C
commcd sed Apply Al ass Houslons corner OF Crosby,
hrst block from Broadway. afbAs'
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s.Ion REWARD viii be paid for the delivery u
INU n. Pocket Book and Papers Lost by the subsc-

NIVV To Pocket Book and Papers lost by the subscn-
Der 90 the lih October lsst
Among the pspers were dfafi Of Lewis Bssrdsly
Of OsVego, OF suydam, Sage Co for $50, due ~
Dec 1898.
one drsf Of Joseph Sheffield. on p. WAinwnghi, &C
copied 10y him snd endorsed by sipman Ayres for - Co.,
dsied an Sept sas and due lt7th Marco 1919 Beside
other Notes Checks Cerufcai,s Of Stock, Bonds, SC
d19 Iawl4iss q r. LAMAR. 80 Waist
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Il IIIt = FTaFIl-rT- IIF1I { ~. = 49,
j Pr-srrg HA 20 n Crsprsr, ksc ioo1 W heoo
E.1 H-rry ss-n5 Esc rhCuss> hamoln, t's
Tee Direciors bel. cave respectfully % srrounce ihN
ru1 ~ ne ihers tr1r--s - NJ Fry Who pisces re ~.
or-p Opers Hlus- ih-ir tspo.s ~ nrsi ber-,s
W. taGe psc- OF TIL RsDAl EVENING. seo. : TIE
eci-ra--ri sceciet -. corlrrise ~lhin "a .coq~ a.
he ava a. tnesrcs A. ul.irs "a --i a. 7rsser ~ ne
viciry. TIE cosug ar.'s have 70 1riesr-c h-T Ger
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
Public Dinner.

81 meeting Of the citizens Of The neirbb,-.
hood u cannon & Munssrs Tan Ysrd =,
! THURSDAY, July 9th, Rev. Nelson San,ing wa y.
called 10 TIE Chair, AMI Geo. M Nullen.s5no-o,.
cd Seery. -''''''
va motion It was agreed hiatt The citizens afvs
a Public Dinner at Cannons' &. Mnnger's Ian
lard, on Wednesday 18th Of august.
Ou mo'Ion' the following gentlemen were an.
painted a conamiuee whose dutyit shall he "a II
lam "a subscribers. viz. DR.. W. A. Thompso1
a. -: OK ,, W II. Lick, f. J. Munger. J. Watson
jordan. ''''' muses.
On motion, the following gentlemen were an
pointed committee Oi arrangements. viz. +. +
cannon !. J Munger, B F. 1a,lor, w. n. Loci
l. w. Black b. Bunch, J, Wiiliams,,T. Mincb.
eW,J' Ward, Bolin Swearingen,J. b. Brady
-, he whole County is inyted-welcome AT
The Ladies and Candidates in particular I'll"
G. NJ. MULLEN, Sec. ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
THIRD DISTRICT.

The democratic convention for Tho a,1 r,a....
s'onai district was held in the city Of J,ctsnn !,
the same time with the State Democratic conroa,,. !
a'u "0r,li 'ea Vol Melville, Of Madison, for Con.
g'ess. 1o,; McWillie was on the democratic AL
'o'al ticket last yedf, and did signal service 81 ~
cause "earen not personally acquainted Win ,ho
oo'ohe'--we never saw him. but we arc assnro1 H.
many here, who know him well, that hc i aoa,,s
nun q inc l'rst order Of taents--an eloquent ota,o,
ana thorough going, consistent denoer., H..
information from below, all go,s 10 satisfy !. ~.
ne =, wl be elected BY trinmphan, mao-;,. nv ,""'
s,ha ass,s' wll' % redeemed and will be ably and
a''''y represented IN the next Congress. IN tho
y, 7, "''''am Nc Willie, native Of sou,h Chr.
una ami true and dcvotodson Of the son,h
hehrY uray Esq, Of ttala Is the wbjp canJ;.,.,a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
ronercwlona.t--s,,e,ion.
FIRST DISTRICT.

ilon' Jacob Thompson has been Nominated fl,
Ie-e'ec lon % This district. and alihoBeh e had ar
l''y announced bis determination Mt TO be- ,l,l.
al'e again' we are highly grah6od % learn Thai b,
"a. al last yledcd to the solicitations Of ms l,ie,
and accepted The nomination. Mr.. Tbo,r-o,, A..
served the Stale ten years in Congress and Jo,;,o
TIE whole Of ilat time he has ever sloun Ne .
iaiihia aud vigilant representative. 10 h.. t.
a part in many Of the stormy debates wbi,b L,,.a
marked The period Of his service in -. ,'''
an he has borne himself nanfuy and eo,ae "a 4
WIN ''eda and honor. Throughout h is Whole cos,.
DC has been firm and eonss,ent-,,ao - 49,,
ana 70 'ne democratic cause We have pnh,.rad
''''i@i o. us speeches. and for cosency of arpnmon,
ana purity Of style, they struck as as co,oD,,,n g
lazy win the Efforts Of most Of his compcer. l.
wv is0use' Dir Thompson is personally very NON
@"0hg MS constituents, and deseryedly so sar |
% ~, only possesses talents but winning manner.
'"u Alhd' liberal disposition. He will be re.eloc,
o. We believe, by much larger majority than r.
eceved at the last election, we don't care VIII a'
g his opponent. VIM 'N''
rs yet the wings of this district, have no, to On,
nowedge' brought on, any one in the field hn, !,
Oeilesed That Maj Bradford will be their c,ndi ,
a'e' unless he act upon Falstaf's maxim ,ho,
"ssae'Oh Is INC better part Of valer" and refuse
81
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SECOND DISTRICT.

winfield ). Featherston. the democ,.,;.
ioF 'hs district, is perhaps more nearly ,Io nn"a'
nous choice Of bis party than any other c.nd;d,,.
.,ia' ever came before the people for Cono,oss !;
0'Ae, Me'cry primary meeting of the democ,s,,
~ al 'he counties Of this district we believe h.,
~ was recommended for the nomination md a.
Ken OF IN the highest terms Ana :, ~ ~ 'PV-
.O"'c"''on' hcld at Greensbo.ough-a convention
~ 80 10 ialFy got up and as fairly conducted
a. any that ever WIS held he WINS non;n,,.I
"~ere' by reclamation. There was M, .ioa,a -,
es""nR 'oce--no one else, in fact, was tbo,oL,
VI MS clearly shows that he has tho ,nr,,;,ol
,o''nuence q his party throughout the district Co
i0"'"ers'oh's gentleman Of fine address and nIoa.
~ MANNERS ne i an excellent and forubIo snea /
" nus speech, delivered in tho House Of Rome
'c''a''es' mo 9th Of Jan,l8Is, on tho pres;don,
'rNN"' message and IN defence Of the admnis,ra.
hon, was spoken Of at the time. a. onc or MI NJ.
Efforts The debate called forth. prcsido,, poll. ~
Nv, pau MN high compliment on the occasion
y CoL Feathcrstons success. we e,tcr,.in I, |
ngn'eS' doubt. Tho information which j. ha,
a'e'y received from the interior counties II ~ i,
r'cs satisfy us, that he viii BE- re.olac,oJ l. y
'alory quite as large as tlia, he received 4
not larger. :" io'' b
sndidate. WV - Is INC wing i.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
Campaign Democrat.

We propose to receive new ,ubseriher. .na =.
n'sa .hem with our paper until the returns Of the e.,
eTe.'0ns n the State arc published upon the follow
ing terms: 80 ''''O"
. S,~ @os, .oFf 81 90
TEs CORES: Q ~
70 Be paid invariably in advance.
fneapproaehing canvass will doubtless lc an 80
I'm Ing ana an'ma'ing one We shall enter uOon h
WIN ai ''e zeal and energy We possess. and wo ,.
. nave rs many readers as pc blc In mi. eoo,o.
ever democrat, who Is true to the causc "a.
~ - 3aole duty. Clubs canbc furnished with
~''y number o. the Democrat, they may order and
pAy 'or we only require that they send in their Or
, ~. = ~ carry DAY. We think we can promise
p'eai ''la' they will get the worth Of their moroy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07

W bc clip me following article from te
" Washington Union. The Caledonia rsss-a.-.Heaz-
F.f1cntary to SIR. Richie. was published a-.viD,r
10 our paper j. bat expresses the feelings Of ever,
Deuoorat 10 l0wnirs County towards That rs.e-sg
editor Hho has done as much orths Denser,,i.
cause as any man living By The pag, we area I.,tIe
surprised that tie" Jn,on has not Hure subscriber.
here. 1t is PROFESSIONALLY one Of the aJ.estrolit-s
jlfiis Of iie age, iinot he abIest Every democrat
Who can Afford Il, should become subscriber TO the
Washington Union.
n1 senior editor assumes all responsibility oCl
,uo.i'h'hg he following compliment u7on The /
mon u Is offered By some Of his own martial /
"'ehusi hut The larger share Of il is due 10 bis
junior colleague, both of whom are pIedsed 70
heir best eteTtions 10 carry out their pripc;nls. i;
'ne iaee ol The most extraordinary administrator
mat was ever selected to guide the are,,est ,a.
Pie on The earth, and in the midst of the mo-,
progressive age which ever Frightened mon
i nsnh'nG' IhIs Is, perhaps, the last political
p"u'e wh'ch The senior editor will ever fight; bu,
"J means 10 ngh' Il out with the best energies
"h'cn gracious Providence will permit him 10
exert Alter nearly half cenlury's hard and
uncommon labor, it will be time for The veteran
soldier 10 claim his discharge, and to banr IN
us bruised arms in the temple We have eysrr
I, IN the champion who stands bv us.-
' call upon our Friends severyiwhere to establish Il
''uos ana agencies 10 extend our subscriotiops =
From the Augusta Constitu,Opsi,,
The WARRINGTON UNION. p
R.eso'rcd, 6ih, That we hereby tender 10 n ei
snch'e esq, editor of the Union, our grateful A
acknowledgements Tor his able, untiring, and ehb !
= guardianship OF the constitution. and robls Of II
y people; and especially for the seasonable liz
dlgnihed castgatons inflicted by his
- upon the author Of broken pledges, and his ed
gents and councillors in The work ofpfoscrjo,;yo
such tsays the hississippian) is the lonou.oo Pr
J'i I'''"shs al this moment towards the faithful Pr'
u aoie editor OF the Union The above resou. pc
!" was adopted at Caledonia, Lowndcs county iilt
'ssss'PP', on The End instant. We bava 81 his
'5s had implicit confluence ir the Union IT, 10
W acquisition of Edmund Burke is additional
'u %, o. the desire of Mr. Richie to do good Co
ik 'or The cause. He is man of rare talens ed
"oi1 ana fearless writer, ready debater cat
rm'y attached to the integrity of The Union den
''ased by clques, aud prepared at every no;n, dan
'us'alh our cause without fear or favor W. low
,o' '"a' 'he present career OF the Union will. ne
1'ure days, be considered as the brightest in he
history OF our national organs at Washington
-" coui
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
FOURTH or Jsrr.v

a.
Vur national anniversary was o,n,oo,;.,o
ee.cDra'ed by various parties of our c;,;,e,. |,
Town We wercprc vented from al,e.,l;,r -,
Y A's'. . friend thus briefly sketches ior !,
so'lc q The dongs 81 The day ii 81, ,ova ~,
nave ou' one remark TO make; we noticed ,h.,
nearly all the stores, shops, &c. N town ve,.
pen and business seemed 10 90 on as ifit w.. -,
an ordinary day. New, il a,r;tes \. ~. j.. ~
Sn0ud not ee 50. The Fo4rth Of JuIy A.,
~och calls Up 50 many proul rccoIlec,,,. Il,
Paf'o''c sentiments in the bososuor eve,v Aa..
'ea"' should DC held sacred, should, by com.,o,
CONSENT &c considered holy pollrlea saLba,1
Wnsn al' business is 10 be suspended.
but 70 the briei sketch Of our friend
Inc I'D anniversary ofour freedom from NJ,
~ 'as'ue' and the glorious era Of the poIA,. :,
Regeneration Of man throughout the wor,a q
"shercd IN with the firing ola National s,b,,o
sunrise by some Of our patriotic citizens. and con
'nued through the day BY other dcmons,,a,;on.
'iIoy aud innocent delights. The day wa. !.
lovely as could have been desired, -,he sLv ~.
ing clear with fresh breeze from tho So,,h
Frightening the smiles tina, played upon The bea,
'eous countcnances ofthe lovely daughters Of our
chy' as they mingled in, and gave charm Of 10.
''ghs to the various assemblies which mel ,oce,h.
y ~ honor q our national jubilee. There was
no regular celebration Of the day; by calling Tho
entire population ofthe city together a, one rlaca
~ me usual way; but the Sabbath Schools of,ho
different churches, each for III emselyes mo, !,
suitable places, aid were joined BY the cit;,sns
~ iheir various tastes prompted and their c;,cu,o
stances would allow, and talked, and SANG and
prayed, and dined, and laughed together as hapny
as ireemen and their wives and children oan,a
DC az any time or many cline on EARTH The col.
eofaiion at the "grore" was perhaps the mos,
nunerously attended, and the young "orator d tho
Gay there acquitted himself most handsomlv ~
'u 'he il'1ie temperance orator" and The two 9th
q gentlemen IN the addresses which they de-. :.
ivefed N the course Ofthe afternoon. TIE a.v y
assea Of most happily; and at night some oro,, =
'senOus citizens sent up from the City,Hall ! =
'agniceni paper balloon, beautifully yarie0.,oa q
~ several different cOlors, and which exploded 90
gh In "mid-air," like huge skv.rocLe,
're n RTUbligac' %
Icl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
More of the Deception ana Fraud.

We published some weeks ago, the scathinn lct.
er OF Mr. George Lippard Of PHILADELPHIA to Con
A'y'o'' lila letter showed some Of the deceptiyo
MEANS used in the election last year to inyeoe dem
oofa'S mo the support Of Gen. TAYLOR. Bn It
seems there is something more behind the cnr,ain.
Soi'e'l'hg OF yet darker hue and more f,au1,ont
character. Mr.. Llppard was dcectv od into ~ -.
~ '''' "ch faylor was an independent. and NOT q
WY candidate, and that if elected he would bc ,bo
resident OF the people and not Of apartv !, scoms
.,o"l inc suhloncd extract from tho Newark M ~
i'ag'e' which we find in several of o,r oxcl,na
,'@' Is 7 = 6 blackburn was moro thoromsb,
nan even Mr. LlPpard was. Ii seems that.
~ ''s letter written by Gen TayIor bmscrbe t6ro
nc eleetion 'wa'ch utcriy repBdiqtes HE en,re ",
'''" effe@ q The mhig parry proper" roon Tho
a"h y ms letter, DR., Blackburn rave Con r,.l,.
warm ana decided support We hope tho Doc,o,
Wv ny inc letter before the world, in order u ,o
'eW orleans Courier says, thai ,he 6is,or, ~ 49,
on'es' OF 1913, may be correctly written and ,irb,
understood. 1'u WY
~ie'e 2 ''e extract from the Newark Eagle +
MLoh DrMocRATs.--Six months from III J
me Taylor Democrats" will MOI farm ~ c
'.aIs guard They are fast opening ,hei; s sn I
H. INDUSTRIOUS 'n deception praciiced upon them
NC y" parry General. Dr. ]. c. c. Bla,t.
IN 81 crawford CO., Ga, was induced to a;rn
: Hero OF Buena Vista" his .suppor,, Nv e ,ho
~ song OF no~pafty. He hasH letter iron, mo n a
~ Wn,ch utterly repudates the aaiie .,sli,i IA
e'ceo q the whlg party proper And ,non n,
strength Of The declaration therein contained e
'io' only voted for him, but advocated his elec'
publlc J IN nearly every county n lhe.s,a,o ii
!. concludes by expressing his tpoirnanl re m
! i" ~ seeing yen. Taylor Shrinking from the
:. " ~ q h's Pledges and suffering mscIf be
itical hacks.' y "oiA out =!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
BEAT No. 4.

According to previous appointment the dame
Gratis assembled at ]. A. Smells ESQ. and ,yoro
organized by calling DIR. T. A. Wake6sld 70
'ne chaIr' and requested Capt. G. NJ. BarksdaIe
to act as Secretary.
ne object OF the meeting having been ex.
Pa,heu ny the chair, on motion, a committee of
e'gn' consisting of Amos Acker G.. Eubank
=. nll'orose Eubank, William Davidson, William
bbagsar'' j. A. Smell, J. R. Tribe, and Cant. j
hliey, were appointed to present suitable reso.
'io.s ior The action Of the meeting.
Inc committee through their chairman rerort
ed the following resolutions
heSofred, That we entertain sentiments orn,
| qualified admiration for the course Of our la1o |
resident JAMES X. POLK, and highly an,
prove Oh his administration he redeemed his
pI,,ceuees 70 The nation, and retired into private
me amid the greetings of his countrymen. Nav
n's career though short, prove bright example
10 his successor in Office.
Kcsotred, O. That we learn with rocro, ,h,,
COL Reuben Davis of Monroe CONT. - 80 ,i"'
ooII "l'sc.l a candidate for Congress, since il l.
I"lculalea at this important crisis to divide tho
Ie'locra''c party TO lessen IFS strength and on. /
,anisi rs success having no unkind leeIinos I
war. ~, h'm' we hope that on mature reflection
y ne WIN withdraw his name from the canvass rs
ny ""S no' oeen the nominee of the convention
neS"fea o. That we do not approve Of ,be !
course OF the present administration SO la,os do.
'cloped It augurs no good
ncSo,fed' 4. That we approve of the noni,,
,n u W. D. teathers;on; we approve his firm D
md consistent course. fl'O'' "'S urn to
neSo'1ea' .. That we hail The name o(Dr n y
-Psconin' a'lhat ofa sterling democrat nnancL VI
y N us duty and fithmlo his post, and ln1e, a. a
il',n our waImest support. y
He$ofted, .. That we approve oc,Lc cll,u or
w names as representatives 10 tbc leni.la,s, III
om thus county: Eli Abbott ] y 7 C"""an ga
III Judge K. d. EIaden, and for .Ln,o "rr " pa
lynne. ""' ~ ShcriIl D. NJ. nd
hfsolred' 7. That we have ever ente,t,in,, II
y" 'esPect Tor the gentlemen named IN R.snb Sa'
"o f'"' ''h' and 9th, and with then, j. A, :"
'',o' ,, we look Tor success. wa
asa''''" :, hal we appoint delegates 70 !,
:, ~ ~ We proposed G,a,p,y t,sp,snt; Die
\, "o'' ~ .oi'Ihbs, on The third Saturday ( Ike
y WIN authority 20 supply vacancies sbnn~ sen
y occur And With inslruc ions 10 s,s,an Wv II
U'nees OF the Chvcntion for the seyerl -, ,%' con
Z 7 named IN resos Itions 1, 5 aud 8 - ''",
=" NOTION the Chair appointed the G,lloyino S
u y A,"os Ackcr; George Eubauk. Am. men
-. ~ dawes, sen, William was
RI Io, =, =: SHELL Capt. J. Riley, ]. r. felc
j IL I" ~ Smell SEN, Jno. Dawes, Lqrkn alta
- ~. ~ "; hafrls, ia 'ge VIM Halber WAR, her,
'usS, y r. ~ Smell, H. Ellis, Conrad Hack. ing
y ana Col' Nmrod Davis. On mo,ion N ,bn a ",
: "'o secretary were added to the dcIrga. clu
the
i. A. WAX EE'IET n NJ and
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07

'N THE DEATH OF TX PRrsprNr pov -.
ny JoEHR. PEAsE.

n - f. L.
: ihe eagle has stopped from his aery on bich
. n star has gone out from bis path in the stv
E = STATESMAN has iallen in his blaze Of reno,,,
iiis brow all eneTcled with Fape's l.n,ol -
men haIow lbs grave-lay him down in bis 80,
Where Memory shall water the turf IN NJ. -.
ana The soft winds of summer sigh DER his ,enrs,
;" "'s own tennessee, where the Cumberland A..
,,is name is enrolled with each mighty namo
"a' "'oryo or Country shall hand down 70 e,,.o
.''''"oVe IN the annals OF the brave and tia free
10 echo forever from sea unto sea ia
ms career was all finished his aurels wero wo,
" men The race Of the foremost is scarce,,, -.
ana The nger Of Glory shall poin, to his mama
As The greenesi in years, but the equal II fame
" nm rcd Daeoa Vista looms up in the fight
' '"ne nie'eors blaze in the darkness ofo;aL,
""',e Tue gates OF The mountains their secre,s
" nue. California oerilows with rivers u cold.
pride, :" g'o'y and
"''e 'lie broad wave Of Empire roll, mn lilo 49,
shine, - "o'']'h sliaii
'''' ha'oo snail be brighter embazoned ,l,,n th;,
-, ''a,'o" nus gravc--lay him down IN HE ros,
! ~ MEMORY shall water the turf on his bro.s,
~ '''e soll winds Of summer sigh DER his rona
" ne own tennessee, where the Cu,oho.l..l
WASHINGTON cry, June 30, 1919.
~ q whole broadsdc Of the Wasbjnn,oo r,,aa
'o -o', "l,'' = filed with the speech (rot al of -
'nVered BY the Hon Thomas IT, Benton il W. .i,.
'','erson (ho) the goth Of May last Tho ot
= y Ut benlon is, to induce the ctyo,s ~ ,,,-
~ % reverse or annu the instructions o;vo, M.
'''e Legislature Of that State las, v;n,o.
~ "'''"o' provTo The speech is character
= - 'ie man. inll Of sound and fury. bombss,;c
D''s''cai ana dictatoral 1t ia also marked h., -,
'iNe assaults upon Mr.. Calhoun, whom lfr pon y
mates worse than the Catholics sav M n..n ~
g ho'y water The speech contains some Nh. "
"oe.f'hes 70 come from such sonrce sp,ono.
e''' mi' Denton a7ows bimself openly and mo. !,
'ooai'y " tavor Of the Wilmo proyiso III b.
e"'y deserted the democratic parry 10 vIom h. :, :,
' az ms political emiaence and gone over totbo ~
y enemies q The Soulh--the Tree soiIers AMI Oh
'"s.s. we do not believe he can induce Tho ~
''e q Missouri to change their well considered 80
IONS On the wimot proyiso Or apnul mai, II. ~
''ohs' through members ofthc Logixlatnro goo,,
elcctcd Nearly The entire dcmoeratic nross - WI
''a'e : out against him. and The probability seems Ne
'na' ne VIII have to obey or resign. ~
g same number Of the Union that contains A. yu
on speech, also contains long letter from a..
Tor tiie lion. II. ). Foote addressed - A..
q virginia IN reply to Mr.. Benton, II ono ''n
most powerful and scathing prodactions ~ l'ori
end. The Mississippi Senator cyilentlv h. - !
great Mlssourian' on the hip and we .lono u H.,
o'd nm there. lie arc indebted "a a., Ina
ioe pamphlet copy q his letter, ayl we nueb syrc
that our Limited space prevents our rying !, Gen
in our columns. cal ,