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v.s Al that ,i.ss editor Of The Magazine asd
coutipusd at the desire Of Thomas Heed and
Ainswsrth, who afterwards edited the New
Monthly.
For sale by Beckwith & Morton.
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Central and Executive Committee ON
A Word 90 an Ch.l-.Ian. .. keu,ueLy.

ga time has come In Kentucky when the
Christian population of that noble snd rapidly
advancing State viii speak and vote like chns.
tians at the polls, and demonstrate its love Of
liberty and night, by extending them to every.
thing in the form Of man, that breathes its ali
or treads its soil. II will be her greatest honor
as am sure it will be her greatest interest, 10
be frsti in this great work"
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
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be introduced into the new Consultation
without discusaion. Will II be like the school
boys whistlingi 81 did not whistle, cir, II
whIstled itself" viii these provisions discuss
thsmselves7 VIII they incorporate themselves'
We imagine that some other discussion, than
self-discussion win be needed, and we hope
that the able editors Of the Journal will take
an active part In the discussion.
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T We send, occasionally, Number Of the
ExAMIxER to persons Nho are not subscribers, IN
the hope, that By perGsal Of IL, they may be tn
duced TO subscribe.
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~Depositss Of California gold, - well - fos.
eisn gold and bullion, are bsins daily made 81 the
fbllsdslphis Mint-m,sio Of which is resppssring
IA ~ shape Of sold delisrt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14

] plisLmsnis and qualifications Of hose wbo,..i.
BIN IN bis duties. needs oniy yisfttg fbsfr =.
easioaal or general examinations. This vii
Lest prove ihe iaei; best satisfy any who ar,
sksPiical, and is due alike 20 The Efforts ofthoss
I who Instruct, and 20 Hose who receive instruc.
lion.
u may NOT be dsemed improper to oifer one
suggestion on this score. Il Is PROMPTED by a
zealo8s interest, and a sincere desire 10 have IL
we'll considered. -
Many years ago when tha present generation
oi citizens were al school, i was rustor, er
parents and friends, and vel. wishrrs. 10 eopqrs
gale on examination days. and move in boJy IN
me academy to witness the profeienty Of those
VINO we're under their charge That ancien. and
'sEefed custom is not now 50 UNIVERSAL. and vet
many who now occupy distinguished position,
"a society, G'maies as well as males can con.
neet some Of the most pleasing associations Of
'heiI lives with these interesting gala days Of
you'll. Why may not this beautiful and eh,4isx.i
"a CD custom be renewed in our cilY, esoeeik.
= IN eonne1ion with the Female Institute = NJ
',ishos ana parents Jorge, heir own. buoyant and
cheeriui emotions, when, after a t,,ilsorae>> and
successful course Of study during a whole term
% year the loved faces ofheir parents or friends
now perhaps asleep in the graye,) beamed on
heh "aen tasks were done and the commenda.
IONS Of teachers were pronounced Let them
e'ne1oer tbs, and the thought will force itself
Upon uiefn That their presence, now that the 70
'''ons are reversed, may inspire fair aud prom.
sung daughters, whose only hope through Girl.
'ood' Is 70 please lhem with like sensalionsof in.
oeen' delight. And now that The term If Tho
,oiihiOus Fema'e Institute is about coming n
S se!nI'annual close, no better time can be So.
c'eo'of reFIving veneraled custom, OF for kind.
ny spirit OF increased interest in this respect
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
Communicated
the COLUMBUS FEMALE INSrr.
TLTE

rof tae period OF nearly Two wears this adm;
rane Institution, under charge uf The pov A.
8''des .. Smith, formerly Of Tuscaloosa Ia
lsied, since its foundation, an synaa,an, - ~
nn9us and credit and honor To those M ~
aoe' IT, Is indebted for its existence ID H.
enterprise aud public spirit Of the r,i,sp. !" 1,
ho"g9es EQUITY, and more especially 10 tba NJ.
"'e elor's o. ai esteemed citizen, now No more
put VINO lived long enough to witness ,he .rs,,.
N'ng success q his honorable undertaking. go
ne Institute i beautiful budins h ~.
suburbs q oo'ambns, finely situated, IN eyerv =
specl' lor 'emale seminary. Since tbe dsvo,,
"ush ! went INTO operation, large numhsr or
Pap'lS nave been IN attendance, and general -,
's'ac''oh mas been ven to its patrons. I, IL.
gwen no small attraction 10 our city ami ai..al''
ny good nuts are observable. The a.eomnl;sL
50 lfinclPai and his assistants have been ASST.
u''us 70 lnelr endeavors to please those who II.
,foss daughters OF relatives 10 their care. ami ba
oes' proof q their success is evidenced N tbo
iacs mat The Trustees have, at The end Of every
annual term, Invited Mr.. Smith, BY unanimo,,s
Fo'e' to continue his useful labors IN tayot a. a.
male education. \ = :,
When I is considered that years have pasxsA
since the like opportunity dr inslrpcting ,pm,ss
N al the useful and accomplished branches oe
euaca.ion, has been afforded in Columbus All
when 4 y also considered that this insl,n;on I
Inc offspring ofpublic spirit more than Of indvis
al enterprise. the good citizens Of orr tn,vr NJ
is vicinity, should take care that ali neeess 49,.
s1erilons be put forth for It's encouragement Ws
I'VE ihis to ourselves and to our children ~
. nous IS improving constantly, aud scareelv
ese year passes but that some beautiful man,
nsnf OF public spirit or enterprise is rearel Il
uf MIDST. Nomierior town ofhe United Sta,es
an boast ofor exhibit like architecture disasy
!, !. mofc general Intelligence among ID clizers
aese facts, It no other, should lend ~ Inc reasaJ
hetgy 70 fostering and encouraging, hy All nro.
q means The opportunities for education. To,Lis
2" ~ who are interested in the PROSPERITY u ),
oium5ns, Or the noble enterprise 50 sueeasssJ :
begun by the lamenled Kiaoanpop. ma siaan :
warmly endorsed and prosecuted 5y III c;t; I
'as Of Columbus, should lend their aid All ), i
us 10 improving these facilities Tor ins,ruc,;a
u daughters and sisters. u0'iHs
There j., perhaps. no more di.tiag.;.h.d !,
pasher N tie Southern country. than ~ ~ :"
r Smiths and to b. satisfied Of III sr ~,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14


i"' oaolera : prevailing in the cityof s.. Louis !,
No'' alarming e&tentand with unparalleled f,t,E,,
- many " 'ea thousand of the thabitansit i .,,l
Aa'e e'' 'le c'ly which contains, or rather did IN
,a'o', only about 10000 souls and H the djsos.,
u'Fs n'' 4o'e soon, il seems probable that !, Wi !,
! a,eOsl completely depopuated ii month q, ~,
ING s'eAsbrg Sentinel oftAe 9th inst. saws.
nc accounts from the unfortunate citv ~ /,
Louis are more dpporabIe than ever. Ths All
IT, : 'asing with violence and fatality unprecs
aen'ed4n thu, country. The Republican drs ~
oay iast' gives the report Of in;ermepts ~ ~;
Jay al io2, ITO OF cholera. We learn tyon, -
.ap'a,n o. a steamboat down YESTERDAY, that ~
SATURDAY there were near 200 on sunday ma
'n , .oodeaihs from :holeral lie said Nit &c
ABOUT 4oO cmigrauts who went 10 on The snl,a,a
TWO weeks ago, i was ascerlaned TIM, onlv =,
survived business OF all kinds was ,ppars,tl,
s sW, ana deep gloom pcryaded tbe cv
Nhen II Is remembered that only ono - - ~. g
'hree or tour proves fatal, we have \ consol;an
assurance that the pestiIcncc must soon snbs;lee
''i inc want ofviclims 10 operate upon"
T. q The Sentinel Of the 10th inst which ~.
,"s' 'o.e 10 nan states that the cholera was soh.
y vi ue decline IN St. Louis. Rigid quarantine l,ws
against the further ngress Of emigrant, into ~ =
y "aa been adopted The total number q deaths !,
~ "e '''y LOT 'he week preceding Monday last was
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
DEMOCRATIC MEETING ATc.1r
donna.

me democratic meeting Of the Caledon;. n.
'rct, No !, was held, according 10 ad;on,n.,s us
at Caledonia, on the 7th JuIy 1910. Tba r'i'..
"g IN RESOLUTIONS were unanimously adopted.
"ne'eas' since our last meeting, informa,;o,
nas neen received Of the death Of James K PAL
hx,Pres'dent Of the u. States, wherefore -"
hesored, That we feel deeply penetrated 1,
.he loss which our country has sustained i d. !,
u ~ oi 80 eminent Statesman and nair;o,
MS administration will form an era II fha III.
y O The nation; grateful people cheers5 h;.
- MS retirement from office. and with s;aa a
~ 49," uepiorc MS demise. AT home and abroad
ns name o. James X. Polk, will Be associs,sJ
WIN me wlsest and worthiest Statesmen u moi MAJ
naa'u' 70 hls trust, the Biographer will a.
lusce 70 his private virtues, whils. h;s,o.. ~,
record the wisdom, goodness and pal,;o,sm e ~,
TO the bercayed par,ner q ~
Oosom' Mrs. Polk, we tender tbe condolo. ~
our sympathies, and the assurance Thai h.. ~ y
$ nations bereavement. '' az iosS'
: n n That copy the above resolution
Nrs. Polk. = ''''s meeting, to
James Whitfield Esq, who with Other. -.
dominated at the last meeting as . Delsaa', "as
4, 70 Legislature, having announced M, :"
lned = reelection, On nmtiop ~ = ~
iov y % M tho vacancy whereupon ps,as
Whitfield. rP'' A'e pace Of Dir.
n mO.'o' and on ballot John R. Errar
!, u - : candidate, 10 represe nj llis II.
81 =, 40. IN tho board Of Police ~ w.
lNurncI ~ turner nns,,! business, Iha meeting
fEfER MAYO, rTcs1.
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For the Columbus De mocrat.
On Miss NJ. W*.sAss,s eVos

There isa sweet enchanting spell,
That dwelIs in that dark eye ofthise,-
NS"pencil touch, nor words can tell
Their lnciousness and light divine.
Enshrined above heart sincere,
Like stars Of Hope that never set,
gaze upon their bcaut'ous sphere
Enraptnred-and all else fo.eet!
EMBODIED in their siken wings,
Midst beauty's pure carnation au,b
Those wavy lashes zephyring.
Subdue the ever rising blush.
An jealous fringes could kiss
AS thou, those liquid orbs 50 bright.
My lips should linger there in bliss
Forever drink their luscious lipht,
c,,ot A. AMo.
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q "a.
We are authorized 70 announce jaws Bf.Atr
e candidate for the ciEce Of County Treasurer. a
ne ensuing November election
Y We authorized to announce +. ID. GAsrvs
80 e. = candidate for reelection to the Office d
Sean'y Treasures. allhe ensuing November lection.
q We are authorized to announce +. M. TrcxER.
"a e candidate for Of the Office Of Mayor, At the
we are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE HFsEy r.
OwKs a. 4 candidate for tho office Of Jnstce N he
Teaes q Deaf No 2, at the ensuing November
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14

0hcRsTARY OF SrArE., = We see Il sta,ed h
several q our exchange papers tina, Gov C,it,eo
aa ~'',o oe again invited to tho state dcpar>
me"' and that he would probably accent n.
"a'e u so i Is supposed that Mr. CLAYTON tbe
present Secretary will be sent on 4 ta,s;on M
80" . some Of tho European courts. Il i ~
= cunning 10 30 pretty well understood TIA, ~
"''0' 'a0net'is notyery harmonious and !.
~ no means "a uat.p ''H :
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14

4HE hEArHER-iHE CHoFs.-Ne have had
mos, remarkable weather Ter ibis szasaa 81 ess,
curing 'Ae last ton or twelve ds5s T. bas been
damp ioggy' drilling, viii the accompaniment,
Soou' every tweniy-iour hours, ofproiass show
eT'' This unusually long spell ofwet weaih.
CT must have done immense damage to The co..
Ton crop which bas never been very promising
nee the kiliiog fosl If lest April. sscarcely
possible now hathalfaa average crop can lie
i'a''s 10 this section ofthe country, and in maBy
situations not one 'hird ofsA average can be cal.
eu'aied upon. The corn crop. however. isevs,y
where most fOurishisg, and il is believed .bs, :
large quantity Of that staff oflie" viii be made
bis year in Lowndes Than ever wa. mads bef,,.
''nee rs settlement by the vhi,es.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14

~ s9'hs ~ the LArE Ex-PREsIDExr Polk
NJ. lesl = oodbury has been appointed 10 deliver
e ne liie, character and public services .,
y y, lanes :. Polk In Boston. Hon. George N
allaa mas been appointed to perform tho same al
FnlladeiPha, and Senator Foote Of this s,a,o 4
Washington, These three gentlemen 49, j, -. !"
en''y qaai dior the task, and we shall look tor
asr ealog'es % the illustrious deceased with much
|atefeEs ''''s !"
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For the Columbus Democrat.
BARTON, MI. July sth, 1910.
Ain. Eprron: I

take the liberty Of saving II
you ana through you,io The readers 81 y,,r yaI,,
pc paper mat the nomination Of DR.. Jame. n
curtis tor The Legislature, would meet ths ha,,,n
concurrence of tho democrats in IBIS pa,t II H.
county, possesses gualitrat sns Of a ra,, o,,or
being sound democrat, man of ,ro,, $50,
influence and one o'lhe best popular soeaksv.
!" 'no county. would also recommend 10 The
i !, consideration oIthe convention Nose
JORDAN Esq, WHO has done efficient servics =
'ne ae'f'ocfa''c party, and who, am sure w,,lJ
'hfry great strength into the canvass.
A DEMOCRAT
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- We assure our worthy cptemporsry or ,ho
futon Monitor, Mr.. ttessenger, thai il h. ~.
0ean our design to exchange with his excese, AK.
os'a''s Journal That we have rot done 50 l.,s,n
'ors has eser owing 10 inadvcstcnce, no, Ia uaea,
ass'eat, w shall always be happy to rive hth, y
p0ep me lha condition Of affairs IN (ths) section !,
e eatlla ground and ifho does not ret our paoer
regularly hereafter, il viii be no fault # ~. =.
MN BID the sterling democrats Of young I,awo.hs
county that never failed or aerel n tbe hour !,
aahger--be d good cheer .Alrs wc,lu u ola
.04aaes we shall carry the county beyond 4
ooaO'' and this Congressional district too.
~ 'he way tho Monitor Of the iatl, Inst. roota;o.
'no admirable letter q ne Hon. Jacob Thomson
.eosp'ng 'ae nomination Of The democratic district
Convention held al Pontctoc on the fourth nil Ths
y 'ne hfst tine we have seen the letter and ~
~Ouia publish ittoday but That il came To hand ia
la'e, y shall certainly have place IN our eoIam0s
next week ~ s0,a''hs
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. NATIONAL FAsr.--The Presiden. 81 the Ir,;,.J
states has issued approximation dated yoly All -
commanding the first Tuesday in August new, i
oe observed throughout the United States J. :,
asy q lasting humiliation and PRAYER i y;o.
- ), ~ u'esal0l pestilence which Is now avagng
Of our people. 10y '''7S
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MEETING OF THE TOWN BEATs To.nAv

We hope that tn democratic meeting 81 the two
'oWh beats today at The Court HQuse will BE- fully
attended. The beats are divided BY Main g.ree,
and twenty delegates viii have 10 be- selected i,.r
eaeh. al 'he country beats have held meo.ings,and
appointed their delegates to the conventional nv. H.
comes 'le town 70 actpromptly 4 harmoniously. The
ues' 'ee''ng we know pesades the democratic rank.
throughout the county, and concert Of acto, .lona
:, !, assessaTy 2 ensure as complete triumph nex,
november I'VE must be zeaiaus and active Thcrs
must % no apathy, no sapneness Or holding back 4
aohs w. ~ every democrat IN town, who can make
: convenient attend punctually today At the rlng.
isg Of tho bells. .'s
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49,
EXCELLENT WRlIisc IsK.--We have bcen IVA
secuted BY A IN. Jones & Co with bo,,lo If ,po t
columbian lnk,whish upon trial We find 10 b. og a.
ssiens quality They have large supply on hand
ana We wonli recommend It to our merchants elorE,
Keepers teachers &C. as very superior arti.
best we believe that was ever brought %
this market. "
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14

!, on9h'lA.--tGe State Wing Convention Of
Georgia, which was held has, SsoL ,,..',; S+ y
&, '"',, Edward ar Hin as tho wing candidate
hax. Governor ''', Tho democratic convention was d
nave met at Millcdscvills on Tuesday In - :
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For the Columbus Demecy,,


Having learned that \ ce,,,.
man OF the Wing party ofthis county fOk,ihh.ha,
mas animated that VIM. l.. Harris E.o. .;,hs,
naa already Or intended extending an invi,a,;on
10 Mr.. VIM. I. 8. Barry, 10 canvass lbe ca,,,,,. :,
thoroughly by their joint appointments, and Inv
lng also been informed that another wbig of MI
county staledaf days since IN the streets oc y ,
cry, that he haen one hundred dem,cras Il ~.
county who would vote for MI Harris. m, -
course somewhat astoaished, and !, MAJ he ~s;zsd
'. WIN some lrePidation. Now, il may he ,bat NJ
harris thinks The legislative canvass his co,,n
" Is jug handle business, (all on one sJ.l and
no being most pleasing looking, yood hearted
man. desires to aid his friend Sullivan an he
can Or 4 may be, that the magic influence If h;s
nane' having already drawn one hundred demo 40
cra's 70 hIs supper, he has concluded 10 come =
nong U.s. IN good old democratic way. and ,be,s.
y ,aSiag !" TIE balance Of the democracy. Il
in say mat / individually would have much
choice, whether he gets All or only onc hun1r"d
as ,a y would be lost ball ii either case, 70 ~"
wlli !ust be so good as to sayto MIR. Harris i b.
: 10 come, we will try 10 entertain hin,
hospitality, and tho'sfrend Barry is abseo, , and
cannot speak for himself win venture 10 n,oro
se Tor him that should Mr.. Harris have hna.
or SUCH an arrangement, he shall not he H.
'o'"'eu' MAYHEM PRAIRIE
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Campaign Democrat.

We propose to receive new subscribers and n,
nish them with our paper until the returns Of the al
elections In the State are Published, apon the follow
ing farms
FoR SINGLE COPY: *
/" Six coFIEs: a. 81
TEs cor IS: ~
70 paid invariably in advance.
Aae approaching canvass viii doubtless be an ex-
sting enc animated one. We sha!l enter upon Il
wita ~ 'he zeal and energy wo possess, and We wish
70 nave ~ many readers a. p, ssble. Ii this contest
sso'i democrat who IS true to The cause must do his
duty--hla aheis duty. Clubs can be furnished with
any number ofthe Democrat, they NAV order ard
pay io'i we only require that they send in their or.
aefs q an early day We think We can promise
them that they win get the worth Of their money
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14

WV u7 La.amlus Democrat please 10 in
lofm rs readers ubeibeE there is uHy aar
ucuiar benel, derived BIZ q, or resulting io ft,
party rom hliiGing he language Of TarIoF.
Inaugural The following quosaiioa is lrom Il,
iaii Bumbers
''ln BIS inaugural address, be SAYS, that with hira
honesty end capacity shall Be- ibe onlT indissenss.
ele requisites i0r once"
e reed hardly inform tic Democrat that Gen.
Taylor never uttered tho language he pre,esd.
70 quote. lie did not say that honesty nj II
naeify were the only indispensable reonisi,e. g.,
oiliee That paper should be above 1bs ,rsr.
tiee II either gaTbling passages, rr inelgd,np
words within quotation marks, which are uo, y
The original from which Il preleuds 10 COPY. ssd
'he insertion Of which changes the meaning OF
the passage entirely Iadegenssaf.
We assure the Iuispeadsna that nothing eop,J he
farther from our intention than 10 nsquose General
Taylor, or to put words in bis moui which he neg.
CT used In our article Of the s0tl MI, apon which
the independent comments with some severity. We
designed merely to give the meaning Of Gen. Tay
of langaage-we wrote from memory, not having /
e inaugural before ns at the time Thosc ~ouotaton
MARKS siippedsn accidentally; 50 far, VIC candidlv
'atnh We were wrong. but il strikes US that the er.
or Is too rifing for serious comment too inoinsiye
nus characterize call down upoa US the rebake Of even
Q stern censor and rigid political casuist, as the
one o. the article from which we have quoted above
Fould induce one TO believe that the Editor Of tb. In
ePeadenl sets himself up be- II may be that the
Independent, feeling the force and truth Of tho
barge brought by the democratic press agsies,
resident Taylor for violating the pledges made bv
e''eraf Taylor, finds il necessary to make ats,nt
orng up immateriai topics before his readers. N
der to draw THEFT attention from the main no;o,
'e certain fish which is said to have the faculty Of
scuring The water h is neghborhood and thus eo. .
" pursuit. f
Du' u'e independent says the words we pretended 81
sopS are not IN the original and their insertion bv III
changes the meaning Of the passage entirely - ca
Us see how this il. We viii place The word, a. W
7 taylor and our version Of them in juxtapos,ioo CO
'he reader can Judge for himself how lar we have pit
hged INC meaning Of the passage: ca
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FRAIRIEs. .Iillu ln.l.

N, r. fRAIRlEs. July 10Th l5Aa
MR. EDITOR :--If EDWIN < E yu% iv47.
ms oea'' he will receive the votes Of '''ee"'''n q
MANY DEMCr7 arc
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TIE "AhERIcAa SOVEREIGN. we haya ....,.,.,
- ~ number ct this paper Just started ut pon,o,oe
y z. W RoOtes Esq. Its every way well conduct.
% ad promises 70 b. On able auxiliary % IN I,amo
s1a',s cause we hope tho Democrats Of pontotoc
anu 'he adjoining counties viii give Mr.. Roo,es M
~ patronage. We feel anre, from Tic number or
ha paper before W, that he viii deserve N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
REMOVALS FOR CAUSE

understand that the vepeyahl. a..
Y,"na'y Milling the Office of Pres;d.6S, ".,n'au
s'S.s 'ha' nobody IL removed under h. su'l M
or official Vt cause involving either moral
remored '9'''i!u'ency on the part of the nerso,,
n the 'le mus siigmatizes. or at,empts ~ i,
re,,ors1 'a'"cefs Of more than 900 men
her H." ~ 'h,s administrations prea,er 49,.
adan a" nave been removed under al nro nun
s.'''ons from the foundation Of tbe ~
,ba. y :" 'he present. But what cans ~ sp,e'n
ily F;,y l" " honesty and debt. paying ppnc"al
~ n.y. a"z Henry Warren. requires cbsrr ponc'Oai
NJ "ss'hs, every one whom he decan,a,a. ~
all.na d'sr what the charges are. III ~ 81,
!, ueiinquent Is off Ia an insan, ~ y 'ne
III, ptposed Or believed that demorrs,, ssoW' y
cha.a., y some way or other. yiadtsa ,ssAa'o
.hae o. its political friends s. 'he
bv ,ha Ililc'al aspersions and bels MI mos,
y "e highest officer in ,ha p'' iorlh
We We charIiably suppose, from government
.o"''c''on that they are tine a." ~ nonese
,h "se'upuious subordinate, with l I'm " mo
i a.: MY are not true! Gen. Taylor rar vT'tugo
- !: ~ simplicity, relying upon tbe ;na .oa1 hkely,
us ADVISERS, believes they ara ,,.a O
'a''ef Know that they are not. III III Wi'le tno
Su'''s.ahces, we cannot believe ,bs, 'I' sucn cir
M, ~ ~ W. aliow such infamous conduct n ,ho
;dea, j " sasisers and subordina,es ~ d.
mosa,s - unrebuked As they alleae M, -
H. Saa a.s made only for cause, IN o,r nlgnas
Dort ,h".a should require them il, ali cases =
,ce.saa s e causes ofremoval, in order ~, II,
!; snail have an opportunity or res ra. 'no
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