The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

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cIu Eks beaoea Denocras 81 "a
Is tea0eA complied win ii pant
ole fornish wilha sIalasi6nol ehal
made nc. & |la ais 1ias
Gus aga|as osb. g ANS democracy
the PubIIealion ofaa arliele tom III
re lsas ~ pogs II d
slae The celebrated Iguue made his aIl
pcalahcs il he Fleksbutg Sentinel, u
wrote complete and elaborate ieIIiiasiol
fhis speeifcalions, which was copied 5,
some Of oar cosemporaries, and extehsiyel,
circnIaied d Mississippi; and Il IS passin.
Strange lhas lhe EdilOr0lthe Democrat dix
'nol see Il. We cannot consider 4 iislpor.
saHi, under sIie circumstances, 10 crowd oul
columns wish ii al this time, especially
whealhe article copied from the Free Ira
Ider, IA answering ''Caius MARCUS, also re,
flutes the most material allegations d
IssIIume.s supsradded TO All this, Il is,nol
belieyed.by my one who witnesses.he pop.
ular demonstration ID fagOf q Q0aman,
that he can b harmed by ebiiIilions ofen-
Wy or resentment, 10 matter whether they
1 proceed from Ancient Of Modern Generals.
| Notiniendiog or desiring TO provoke far
.hef discussion upon this SUBJECT (Which
we intend % drop with this article, we
would remark ia vindication Of history,
thar tho Aulhor Of "Caids Marcus" is a.
bout as well informed in the Classics, as
ho seems 70 be il The history Of hlisss.
siPpi's.dis,inguished civilian and soldier
according to The best authorities which.
we have been able TO consult. no such dis.
tingrishea parsonage as Seams MARciUs
was ever known 10 the Romans, Howev-
e., there was general and mischief
breeder named Caius, surnamed Msrius,
who figured rather extensively about $50.
years before the birth Of Christ; and il is
probable that the Aberdeen grumbler in
tended to take his name. Dr. Anthem
speaks of hin, in his classical dictionary,
thtis;--,
"Marlus always appears to have been Of
"a fierce and unreIenting temper; and The I
''snaeriags he had undergone, which at his
Slime oflife, must have greatly impaired
..his health, tended to exasperute him more
+" than ever against the party which had
/" opposed and thwaried him during the
4 whole of his lie. See AnIhon's Glass.
bic. p. 7gs. T
lfthis strikes, lc, il strikej if il don't.
then there is no harm done.
01rWe havei.nol beendisposedto notice the
Crusade Of.he seefariaas against the Uni, !
'ersi,y because il was our opinion that dis !
:ussiOn upon the subject could only enure
0 the bene6; Of those who are unfriendly
0 our institution. A writer in the Baptist d
1 Jackson, who, it is very evident thinks =
lcre Of his PARTICULAR denomination than
&c cause Of educaiion-consends that the nj
'ap,ists and MethodisIs should be REP n
RESENTED in the University. He ba. c,
IS this insoens and ridiculous pfetenlion
pom the fact thai these DENOMINATIONS arc n
lie most nnmsrOas in Mississippi Upon =
ie same principle. the writer could set up
aims fof these religious secls in the kegis :,
iure and the tribunals Of Justice Such an I
'roganl assumption is beneath refulalion
1e I've a cOa6dsnce thalthe Trustees of "
e University will wholly Disregard this !,
sorbi.ani claim preferred by some indis y
esl members d ceriain churches. and Oh =
e remaining Chaifs without any ron Of 4
ference to the assumptions ofsettdrso,lish !
they d. no, disregard IL the next Legs. 4
lpre viii Ia'
COVE enurely ogreo viii lhe Carroll 4
o DeaOcra,, ,ha, Tho Militia System 81 \
iasissiPpi is "sheet hambsgry, and the :,
,oDer III, aBOlisAed, he Boifsr. tor on icon. :,
ruei" ItonIy serves 70 take Industrious 4
en- from their business, and 70 make great I.
en- OF iho smallest possible maierials.- y,
be Deuosral proposes IL iis sioad, "a !.
ell iovisal uolanleer sgsieas n W6 see
use lof sahsr. The Legislature odebt "
appoint abous lhtee Suitable cvstodians q
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