The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-27
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RATIFICATION MEETING.
Wewere not present at the Ratifca
ton Meeting on Monday last, and kno,
but little Of what was done, and tina
from report. We see it stated that d.
Law and A. G. Alsworth declined aci
ing. We also heard that two Of thu
Committee dissented from the resolu
tons. We learn that the meeting con
sisted Of twentyeigM in all, including
four OF five Wing spectators. The OBJ
ject of the. motion TO have the committee
irrespective Of party, must be apparen
to every Wing, and being SO, the mover
of it will take nothing by his motion.
We understand that several otheI
names were on the original committee
list, but of whom the reported proceed
ings in the MadisOnidn makes no men
ton.
6r In the MadiSoniGn, Of last week
we find a somewhat racetious editorial,
comparing the respective plans of the
President, and Of the Committee Of 10,
TO the Sarsaparillas Of Dr.. s. P. Town
send and Old DR.. Jacob Townsend-and
liking the letters Of approval Of the
latter plan to the certificates Of these pat
entees in favor Of their nostrums.
Very good-"a palpabe hit" and
funny. We will accept the smile, and
proceed to show that the beauty of the
comparison is all on our size.
The SarsaParilla Of" Old Dr.. Jacob "
is VIGOROUSLY good for Srofula, Salt
Rheum, Rheumatism, Itch, and Govt
diseases all originating in bad blood,
This is Mr.. Clay's medicine, or the rem
.edy which he offers to the people for tho
cure Of the above five diseases, which
we shall call, California, Territorial
Governments, Texas Boundary, Fugitive
Slave Bill, and the subject o. Slavery in
the District Of Columbia.
DR.. s. P. Townsend's SarIapariIla is
conceded to be a remedy for one disease
-Scrolula. This is the Presidents
physic, which will relieve California
from her plague, but leaves the country
still laboring under the itch, rheumatism,
salt rheum, and g%out--and it is seriously
feared that these diseases may supe rim
duce abscess Of the lungs, Or the con-
S"mptio" OIL its vital principle.
Now, as to the certificates 1--WE leave
out the small fry, of course): Old DR..
Jacob has, in favor Of his remedy, the
names OF Robt. J. Walker, Mr.. Folks
Secretary Of the Treasury; Andrew
Stevenson, President or the Democratic
National Convention in 1913; John Ty.
Ter, ex-President Of the United States;
Thomas Richie, editor Of the sole dem.
ocratic organ at Washington; Hon. A. o,
?. Nicholson, a leading democrat OF
Tenn. besides Messrs. Cass, Buchanan
and Dickinson, Leading democrats of the
North, who are known to be in its "a
vor. A pretty good array Of democratic
certificates, with the Hon. Fl. S. Foote,
Senator from Mississippi at the head,
and one which ought 10, and will, satisfy
the people, that the remedy prescribed
is not such a nduSeoWS dose, after all .
or In our last number we did our.
selves the pleasure Of imparting a little
information to the editor Of the MadiSo-
Hian. We regret his want of courtesy
in failing to acknowledge it. We hope
he will in his next number inform his
democratic readers of the fact, that in
the democratic Kingdom Of South Caro-
lima, it is necessary for a man to own
500 acres of land and 10 negroes, before
he can be a representative in the Legis.
lature.
For THE ARTEsIAN SPRlNGs.-There
are good hacks kept by B. Herrod, D
R. McAllister and ]. P. Brown, beside.
several Buggies that can always be had
10 convey ma from The 49,