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The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09
n.y-CoI. Reuben Davis, The independen

Oa-Col. Reuben Davis, the independent
candidate for Congress, in The Second Dis
trici, arrived 10 Oxford. on Tuesday last,
and remained a day or two. lie seems TO
be in first rate plight, and eager for the
fray, but before November rolls around, we
predict tina. he either abdndOas Dse contest,
az abandons his DemoraeH.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

COVE express our thanks to the Presi-
don't Of the Democratic District COnven-
ton, for the original and only report Of its
proceedings. We send a copy of the Or
ganizer Of this week, to all the delegates
whose address Is known TO US.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

DRMocRArrc STATE CoNvENTIoN.-Thi'
body cOnvenes on the 18Th inst. Delega.
tons are expected from nearly all The
counties Of the State. The candidate fol
Governor is already nominated, and we
might go step further without stretching
the imagination and say, eleeted.--T'he
present incumbent of the Office of Auditor
seems to have given the most universal
satisfaction by his ability and industry;
and we have heard no intention express
ed to change our worthy and attentive
Treasurer Although no cause is assign.
ed for the removal Of Maj. SrAMPs, yet,
judging from the multitude Of aspirants
mentioned in the papers, there is a deter.
to sigip him OF his robes. Il can
not, however, Be- done under Col. Saunders
rotation resolution, because that has not
yet commenced 10 run against the Major.
The rotation ukeel don't roll over quite so
asst lie, too, has made an excellent Of
icer.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

0TWe have q new carrier for the
Organizer. and il all Of our town sub
scribers are not supplied as usual, they
must not consider themselves overlooked.
By applying al tho Office. they will re-
ceiye their papers.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09


CANDlDATn ron CoNoREsa The De-
mOcratc District Convention have again
giyen.us the Hon. JAcoB TnoslpsOa, as our
candidate for Congress in the First Dis
ltrict. It's well known that The Democratic
lParty ofihis DiAricthad signiiied 4 strong
desire tina. Mai. Room BAnroa should be
made our standard.bearer 10 the coming
contests but Mr.. Barton positively refusing,
the Convention had 20 cast about for some
other person. Tha, choice fell upon
our old and wsll.tried counsy.man, JAcoB
THOMPSON. Ills nomination, as twill be
seen by The proceedings Of the convention,
was made with one voice, cuery delegate
IN that body voting for il. That Mr..
Thompson was extremely DESTROYS Of being
excused this time, and that he had, in all
sincerity, applied for q furlOGgh from the
Democratic service, was not unknown TO
friend or enemy in the District. But it
seems that his party friends arc unwilling
.
to excuse him. Be il SO! "Neper to seek
or decline cEce," is the true democratic
doctrine, and although i, will be at great
personal sacrifice, and positively against
his incIinations, We, VIC have the greatest
confidence that Jacob Thompson, will not,
under all the circumstances, refuse TO head
his party in the coming contest. He has
carried the Democratic Flag VIGOROUSLY I
through foe hard:foEgh battles, against j
The greatest odds, and the November cleo v
ion will fully attest that the veteran has Q
lot lost his prOwess. He, who did not i
quail or fall before the puissant name Of the Pl
Zero Of Buena Vista, is the man for the il
ccasion, against any Champion of Wing o.
cry or No-Pariyism. If
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

t4 We tt4Nlb4ol AAAa4ttt AuAilt
II viii BE your duty iu November ns4l
70 elect some one 70 represent you u iils
Senaloliai branch Of the Legislature
have been urged b. many friends 70 Be-.
come candidate, and have been recon-
msnded 10 your support Cor ihat position By
a convention Of our fcIlow-eitizens assem-
bled ffomaIl parts Of the county. Deem
ing Il slle duty Of every pastiol % obey a
such as Ibis, therefore, declare
myseIfa candidate lof your suiragos.
Alta proper timo i win be amODgst you,
and give my views on all such questions O.
10 iiOnal and state policy, as should be dis
,uSsed 10 a canvass Of the kind.
Very respectfully, M
J. E. TALIAFERRO.
June 9th, ls40.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

BENTON AND Hrs FoLLY.-I, is known
o our renders that Senator Benton, Of
Missouri, has, within fow years past,
lost al his discretion; and more recently,
he has given indubiiable testimony Cha,
he Intends 10 throw off bis democracy The
most prominent among the few things that
bee given him consideration with The cOun-
Try. We find 10 some Of our exchanges his
letter, addressed to the people Of Missouri,
in which he declines % obey The insiruc-
,ions Of the Missouri Legislature on he
Slavery question. De says that 30 vii
resign hissoat IN tho Senate before he Win
obey. We are heartily reio,eed that be
Is about o sever bis connection wnh tho
democrasic party. Tie has long been d
mill-sione around ils neck. Aman Of he.
iempsramenl eeoiisEa, vindiciiyehesu. and
can Do no party any good,
md lis uaflcs Of poignant Teeeoi that
hs aid noi leave ne democucy sooner.
he ca nte hh posiiion viii that oihsr
lraiios, Marfa Yea Bureni
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

WHAT CAN be. THE CAUsEl-We have
looked in vain among the list Of Gen. TAv.
LoR's slain, 10 find the name OfGen. Ray.
BURN, the Marshall Of this District. How
is this, any howl Is il decided that, like
the poets "lasf man." he shall be permit
ted to I'VE yet little longer to witness the
sad havoc around him. Solitary, alone,
and isolated, this vetaran and uncOnqusra-
bic democrat remains in Office, although
the air is vocal with the noise Of prepare
ton for the slaughter. Is the axe drunk
With The excess ofblOod, and is the reek.
ing guilIotips swinging for no other victim
in Mississippi
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

LIaUID AROMATIC BACKING most
superior and convenient article Of blackiag
that we have ever seen, can be had Of Mr.
r. II. W. PRIcE, al Buffers Hotel. It's
intended for boots, harness &c. Water has
no effect upon il, except il be 10 increase its
beauty and brilIianey. Il has many deci-
ded advantages over allits "illustrious pre-
dsce@Ors.r LIST. Il is more brilliant. %.
Il does not soil anything that il comes in
contact with. Sd. Il is imperviOus to wa
Ger. 4lh. Il saves the cost Of brushes, as Il
is put on with sponge or cloth. 5.h. III
is cheaper 10 the long run.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09
Drntofratlr Ettket {.


0Es&Us OA&N &As&V4G244AGN
TSHIect to The decision MA Democrat
State ConDention.
For Congress:
jacob Thompson.
For tie STATE Senate:
j. z Taliaferro.
For Ae House:
r. H. Buford,
james Brown
For Sheriff:
W. II. Smnhcr.
For Clerk Of Circuit Copta
James o. Hendricks.
For Probate Judge:
A. D. Lambert
For Tar Assessor
H. E. Miller.
For County Treasurer:
William S. Warren.
For Policemen:
Bear No. ]. E. d. Sinclair,
2. Rob'l G. Davis,
3. William G. Buford,
4. d. +. Rogers,
5. James Davis.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

sage Of law pfoliibitlog Ils a,eulaslon q
bank notes. Atthe lasl session d he Le-
gisIature CHS later prohibition would have
beea made but sor lhs deserlion of certain
democratic, when no test was mado. The
time viii come, When. Il llla gold dollar and
the double eagle 90 moi effect she work of
deliVerancs from bank promises, some such
stringent legislation viii be required. We
will greet and welcome the day with all
our heart
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

nsWhat has become Of that secret
''star-chamber's body, called the ''Town
Clique, /" the nero mention Of which inya.
riably throws the Dcmagogne Wigs into
ftsl In the County Convention recently
assembled there was but ONE delegate
from Oxford, out Of FORTY.THREEt
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

To fis EdhOr oftls Orgauiser.
] zoe from ihs last Organizer, that al
the laie Comfy Convention, I was nosuins-
ed e suitable person o runasa oandi.
i'is % De o6ee Of shsrif, I have ma
i1Fsly sOns'dercs he matter, and fsr var.
oas reasous ii.pili Be- out q nys.rsr y
ieeePiihu noninahoa.
Ian yoafs.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09
MEMPHIs CONVENTION PosTPoNED.--

MEMPHIS CONVENTION PosTPoNED.-The
Appeal Of the 5lh inst. contains a notice,
made by the Committee Of Arrangements,
postpOning the Memphis Convention to the
10Th of October. We also find in the APP
peal letter to the committee from the
Hon. John G. Calhoun, approving, in de-
cided manner, Of the object Of the eoniem-
plated convention. We viii publish il
next week.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

0crThe Vieksburg Sentinel Of the Goth
ult. thus notices the imported postmaster n
jackson:
"Mr. M'Allisier passed through this city
yesterday, on his route from his late rcsid-
ence in Cincinnati, 10 take charge Of the
Post Office at Jackson"
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

THE POsTmAsTER AT JAcKsoN. In the
NIississippian, Of the lsl inst, we find o
card from Mr.. Q. r. Dickson, who was
recently removed from the pos, Office a.
jackson. It's a fcorcher In regard TO
Mr.. MlAIlister's citizenship, Mr.. Dickson
remarks:-
~ am well aware, however, Of the mo.
tive Of this rude attnck upon me, just as
am being turned out Of Office. Il Is done
for tho purpose Of diveriing tho public az.
tenllon from the outrage committed in the
appointment Of man living ia the free
soil city Of Cincinnati. aHinds'' denies
that Mr.. M'Aiiisier is a nonresident oil
Jackson. The united testimony Of nine
tenths Of the people Of this place will
prove 70 the contrary. lie announced his
intent to leave. lie advertised his effects
and sold out down TO the pots and kettles,
about two years ago. Why Mr. M'Allislsr
leff jackson, ] cannot say; "llindsn saysl
his business made him leave. Aud Il nav
be, that the bowling Of hungry and deluded
creditors caused him 10 Gee; perhaps he
lelt ~ The benefit ofthe community.
true patriot he; for b 4 understood.
he leh bis country foT his county ) good"
AZ allcvenls, he leil hcrn 10 live in New
and since thch, has resided IA
Cincinnati, or AZ leastin eparis unknOwnv
o this community and r the reoords
Ihonld 81 searched. his name unuld, no
ioubi, be found among The voters Of Gin
:innat. i,
Kinds" says, that M. M'AElisier pays
axes On $4,000 worth Of property n
Iaeksonl All ear say l., that several
aEyerl 10 Jackson vi give aIIindsu $500
Be VII show 5000 worth Of properly
'elonging 70 Mr. 1i'4llisier IN ibis place, I
n.1 ccf 10 crccdtioa
"Hindsn says, he merchants procured
be appointment Nowaii is fact. hat
msipriy Of Them refused % sirn In 2
clifton. end there were. other classes ~ !,
'iizeass equally IS respectable, Who were
ever conrulted." "A
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

No NOMINATIONS PoR DIsrRIcr OFFI-
cERse-Ths PoniOiOc Convention failed to
give Us a ticket for District Offices. Our
readers win bear testimony that We are not
in the habit OfcOmPlaining at The action Of
Conventions fairly organized ss We know
The POniOtoc COnventiOn TO have been; but
we siilIbeIieve, that party policy ana com
mon justice required something ike organ.
izaiiOn 10 meet our well-driIled enemy, 10
the Judicial Election. Three democa,s
are now spoken Of Tor Judge; Judge Trot-
Ter, Judge Price, and Mr. EpCampboll,
while The present incumbent is The only
vhig il lhs field, or lhosghiof Tbs Is de
awkward dilemma IN which re Convention
has leh Us; and If tie vhigs should elect
Judge Miller, such delegates - tosed
againss organization when i might easily
have been secured, win Be held accounis.
BE Coz de calamity. We are truly eraii-
6ed % learn hat lbs delegations IRON La
hyeiio and Marshall eouniies, insisted o.
% nominalioos o. racozncudafious, which
would have been he sane IL eject, be 81
jecs beng Q rally De parry upon sons
mun- A. no onlT alternative lsli, nc de.
mocraey aust "a cone Informal usy ssleri
o.o q ihs thrse ssPinais, shd ihrov shsir
sircngsh aPon hin Psnooai ehoics us
huys noL AZ ve 'aiTs ., % oonfsT lhis
ligh aiieial o' npm competent and
uorhy ssmocr,t pcnooras q shs -
Jusieisi Di.tli.,. ~ sh.lihstb.i
= -------------- -
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

01rThe VicksbGrg Wing has long
leader, headed ssGS6ernGtOrial." The OBJ
ject Of the article seems to be to rally the
wing party upon some candidate for Gov
ernor; and the editor has evidently fallen
IN love with Major A. D. Bradford, for this
purpose. This is the drift and scope Of
H. The Southern wings ought not to stake
on" so about Major Bradford. They have
tried in vain to get SOuthern phig beaten,
and failing in this, they are now wOoing
The gallant Major 10 his ruin-moreover,
we want to try his bottom and speed in the
Congressional race. Tie Wing is impa-
lent Of the sacrifice, as witness the fol-
owing:
ave cannot conclude without saying
hat circumstances Of no ordinary moment |
make it the duty Of Major Bradford 10 let
be known, at his earliest convenience,
'hether he would accept any ,sort of nom,
nation for Governor. This is no time for
landing upon founalilies, and We do not
leTelore inquire into the general propriety
such declarations from gentlemen who
lay be suggested as candidates for Office
y the press. But we do know that II is
ow the duty Of the Major 10 speak Out,
nd we hope be will do so in bis own frank,
ladid and Satisfactory manner"
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

orb is said that the Hon. EDMUND
BURKE is to become connected with Father
Richie, in tho management of the Union.
lie is represented 10 be a fine writer.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

1a hef1ire Ihal slavery a. 4 a..
iaisin ibis county "a domestic r
oFeI which CoueruN has ~ ur'.iic,'s
iis resu'aiion belonging e1elasieslr = ~
people ofihe tefes N uhitk 4 Srir,
Ihat 3 4 coenized br re csn- ...rl''r. 81
ihe lnion, ma ferr 81 he aastmrr,.i
lawsof NE Siaiex
g Reroirrf. That Coarfs,s r,rno, g.
q 'FleilG rhr' s. IS rrohit,sf from soinr
aHssssi and Ass. therefore e persr1
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

u a sMfTHER
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-03
DAVID RIDGELY.
January g. 1888.

Dear Sir: Believing that public statement
of my affection may be Of service to Others sim
ilarly afflicted as well as benefit to yourself, l
years ago was attacked with Hemorrhage Of
Me Lungs which induced my friends TO- despair
Of my recovery. My health continued 10 decline
for a year. when was seized with Neuralgia and
In this place and Baltimore without the least bene-
fit, and having also made use Of the GoiMnic Bat
terry without any good effect concluded to try your
Extract Of iSdrsaparaia, and am happy 10 say,
r r,s, ana nal hive been bet,er aver since y
Respectfully ENOCH w. SMALLWO0D.
To A. j. ScHw ARTzE, Jr., january % 1848.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-03
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Office, PennsGrania arenne, near Railroad Depot
TnE public respectfully Informed that We continue 10
run express between Washington Baltimore, pha-
dephia, New York, Boston, and all the principal cities and
for the safe and speedy conveyance Of merchandise
packages bullion, banknotea, NC. fJ4
Particular attention will be paid the collection and pay
menf OF notee, drafts, bills, &c
Cnatomhouse entries Boston, New Yors Philadelphia
and Baltimore promptly attended TO- and on reasonable
terms. sHs2H ta ,-s
Our and others ordering goods from The
particularly reQnsafcd 10 order BY adams Co % FIR
prssa," which viii their conveyance with great
snatch. f'f4f sHia
Our express for Richmond, Peersb,rg md The south
leaves daily att p. mr. and arrives daily az Al p, nj.
Our express from the north arrives daily Mt III m and
n p. m, and departs daily at pm. fsN N ~
feb 1911 PHILIP ] BUCKLEY, Agent.