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PLANK ROAD.

A petition signed by large mum.
Der ofrespectable citizens ofour coun.
ty was mailed a few days since to our
members Of the Legislature asking
a charter TO build a Plank Road from
Oxford to the Mississippi River. We
regret that this petition was not got
up sooner. as the Legislature ad,
jOuFned before il reached the Capitol
Some Of the petitioners having trav,
eled over. and thoroughly examined
the country through which the Road
is proposed to be built, they thus dis.
cribedit in their petition:
~The Road 60 be located on the
best ground, TO cross Tallahstchie
River below the mouth Of Tobetuby
Greek, thence BY or near Ricss X
Roads, in Pamela county, thence to
Browns Ferry, on Cold Water River
theuce acTOss Walnut Lake at Loo
nsy's Ferry, thence BY BeVer Dam
Lake, thence BY Flower Lake to the
Mississippi River, ten or twelve miles
above Helena"
The organizer., 1850-12-07

Of your life, your liberty and your property
without lifting finger 10 oppose thems
and cannot you distinguish between calling
upon the southern people at every hazard
TO defend the constitution, and calling upon
them TO revolt against plain equitable
righteous law? "Obedence 10 the laws Of
the country!" Yes that is just what we
want and we would have il, at the peril
OF life, or we would cut our connection with
those who disregard it, and cannot be
coerced to respect the laws Of the country.
You on the contrary are so ultra pacific
that your rights are of no consequence to
you if you must needs defend them-laws
are of no value to you, if they cannot be
sustained without force-nnd constitutions
are nothing, ifthey must be supported at the
peril of the Union! If this be your reli.
gion why in the name Of concience cher
sh it but it does not happen TO be the
religion Of
The organizer., 1850-12-07
VOTE on THE CENSURE RgSOLUTIOyS

"The Flag Of The Union," gives the foI.
lowing as the yeas and nays in the HOn.
OF Representatives, on the censure resOIu
iions. This vote musl have been on Ii,
first resolution, as the vote was taken On
the resolutions separately.
The question being taken, the vote stood
thus:
YEAs-Mr. Speaker, Messrs. Andepn
Barton, Brown, Bu'ord, Bynum, Byrn, Bell
Barry, Blrden, Blythe, Brooks, Beep,
Cassidy, Clement, Calhoun, DampisL
Dnrr, EchOls, Ellis, Guy, Gatlin, Hinda
Harrison, Jenkens, Kelley, kirkland
Lynch, Lewis, Malone, Mott, Magss
Martin, Matthews, Metcalf, Nelson, No6ls,
Neil, Rozell, Rawls, Surau. Stewart 4
Marion, Seal, Thomas Of Marshall, Thomas
Of Yazoo, Thames, Trussell. ThurmOnd
Weathersbv, and Wehb,-5O.
NAYs-Massrs. Adams, Armstrong, A.
hur, Ashe, Aldridgc, Baker of Hlnds, Baker
u Pontoloc, Collins, Catching, CrusOs,
Ford, Foose, Farrar, Griffin, IIcnminawub
.inle' Henry, johnson, Kimball, Marbs,
Myers, Mclnnis, McNabb, Nabors, Powell
Regan Q: Claiborne, Regan Of Yazoo. RoF.
.rs, stuart Of Wilkinson. Starke, SsnedsS
Ialbert, Tlson, Wilcox, Welsh, West, al
Huung,-37.
The organizer., 1850-12-07
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Jackson, Feb. II, ls30.(

Jackson, Feb. II, ls30.S
| do certify that the within and foregoing
letter is a true copy Of the original as filed
in this Office, the / lth day of Teb., 1851.
JAMES MoDoNALD,
Private Secretary, &c.
Aud whereas, The Legislature, aiier
mature consideration Of the subject matter
Of said communication, adopted in accord =
ance with the suggestions therein contained
among others, the following resolutions, as
instructions 10 the Senators, and as ex-
pressive Of their opinions to the Represent.
aiives in Congress from this State, TO wit:
Resolved, That the policy hereiofore
pursued by the government Of the Uniled
States in regard to said territory tCalif irniaI
in refusing to provide territorial govern.
ment therefor, has been, and is. emlnently
calculated TO promote, and is about 10 effect
indirectly, the cherished Object Of the |
abolllionisis. which cannot be accomplished I
by direct legislation, without a plain and
palpable violation Of the Constitution Of the
United States.
Resolved, That the admission of Califor.
MIA INTO the Union as a sovereign State
with IT'S present constitution, the result Of
The aforesaid false and unjust policy On the
part OF the government Of the United States,
would be an act Of fraud and oppression on
he rights Of the people Of the slaveholdng
States, and Il Is the sense Of this Legisla
ure that our senator's AMI representatives
ihouid, TO the extent Of their ahi.lty, res s.
{ by al honorable AMI lc,nsiiiuiiunilme
And whereas, The Hon. JEFF. Davis.
ne Of the senator's, and the Hon. A. G..
5rown, Wm. Melville, w. s. Feathers,on
md Jacob Thompson, mambers in Con.
'ress from this State, in accordance with
aid resolutions, and with interest and viii
Z the people Of Mississippi, dill by their
ctlon In Congress resist by al honorable
nd constitutional means, TIE admission or
'ahiornia. with her eristing Conssituf;on. :
nio The Union as q sovereign Stais.-oDI :
rhertas' the Hon. Henry S. Fooie. one or $
Be senators IN CongrsIs from this STATE .
violation of The spirit and intent Of a. .
ssoiuilons, and in cpPOsitiOn 10 The iuisresi o
ID VIII Of the people or Missis,ir.ri a.
Q, resist BY az honorable and eo,,,i- + I
1iional means the admission or C.He,. !
"a into The Union asa ssrsreivp $50 :
I'D her etisiuF consiiutisn. br lririnv ~
The organizer., 1850-12-07

support 10 the miscalled compromise
ported by the committee of thir cen IN - 10
United States Senate, violated the instrn"
tons of the Legislature as contained !.
said resolutions, based upon his own :" :"
quest, and dsregarded the interest and ~;
of the people ofMississppi; therefore W"
Resolved, By the Legislature or =.
State of Mississippi, that the course !, ~ no
Hon. jeff. Davis as senator, and tho II" "o
A. G. Brown, William Neville. W
FeatherstOn and Jacob Thompson. as a. -
resentatives in Congress from this sto,s
the question of the admission of Calic,.."
is approved, as representing the in,s..A iA
and will of the people of MississiDnI. ~
the course of the Hon. Henry S. Foo,s~ ~A'
this question is not approved, being II ~ l"
Judgment to the Legislature opposed 10 ,Ls ,L
interest and will Of the people of Mia H.
sissippi.
BE it further Resolved, That the coma.
OF the Hon. Jeff. Davis as senator s
Hons. A. G. Brown, VIM. McWilEa % W
D. Featherston and Jacob Thompson :.
representatives. in Congress from ,t;s
state, in their firm and consistent suDn~1. .~'s
and able advocacy Of the rights and bon"'
OF mississippi and the south, on all a.
questions before Congress at its lateI.s.
sion, involved in the slavery cOntrovs,s'.
is approved; that the course of the H.
Henry 5. Foate on all these question ia ~.
approved, and this Legis ature does @ ~.
consider the interests of the state of NJ
slssi,PpI, committed to his charge, saC. i
his keeping. '1'' u
In the Senate on the 26th inst, tbs col
Owing proceedings were had:
SPECIAL ORDERS.
The resolutions of the House Of boO,.
passed Nov. 25th, in relation.
'nr senators and representatives in Con-
5ress, were considered in commi,tee or,I.
Whole, MIR Catchings in the chair: and .c
er some time spent therein, the comm;vs.
Ose, reported said resolutions 10 tbs ~"
tie, recommending their passage 'rI.
ePort was agreed to.
The amendment passed on yestsrda,
equlring the governor to furnish a copv
said resolutions to our senators Snd rem.
in Congress, was roconsiderI
nd Withdrawn.
The preamble and resolutions wero III.
ut upon their ssagc.
Those who voted in the afirm,iv. =.
MIR. President, Messrs. Bell tRsrrS
eene, Catchings, Cannon, CarleS ~,
lan,S Dranc, Davis, Gilleland, Gr.s,
ughes, McDougald, McAfee, Pc,In'
amsay, Singleton, Stone, Stewart. Tai,
rrO, Thompson and Whitcfeld-23
Those who voted in the negative ara.
essrs. Alcorn, Brooke, Hodges.I Rev
dds, Sharkey, TOrrey, TAFT aud Whis
g. "
The organizer., 1850-12-07

T"The Star of the UniOn," Our
neighbor has droped his former name,
"Whig STAR" and adopted the above.
He says under that title he is willing
to sink or swim, as the people of La
fayette may determine. We think
he would do we'll to prepare himself
with a life- boat; there are breakers
aheadl
The organizer., 1850-12-07
A SOUTHERN PREACHER.
From the MiSsissippian
Resolutions CcHSuring Senator FOOte.

The following are the resolutions con.
ceining Senator FoOie, as adopted by the
House on Monday, 25lh November.
The first resolution was adopted by yaes
so, nays SO.
The second resolution was adopted by
yaes 4S, nays 35.
Whereas, In a special message Of the
Governor of this SRte, bearing date the
llth of July, 1850, the following commu-
nication from the Senators and Represent
atives of Mississippi in the Congress Of the
United States, was presented 10 the Legis-
lature then in session, TO wit e:
WASHINGTON, January 81, 1850.
His ErcclIency,
JNo A. QUITMAN, Governor, &c.
Sir-We the Senators and Representa-.
tives in Congress from Mississippi, feal it
incumbent upon us to advise you and lhFG'
YOU, 9ifti" 9fti" common constituents, that we
have a well defined opinion, that California
will be admitted as State Of this Union.
during the present session of Congress.
The P,osidtnt earnestly recommended it,
and we cannot be mistaken, in sUpposing
that majority Of both Houses Of Congress
will be found 10 vote for it-our individual
positions have undergone no change. We
regard the proposition to admit California
ms a State under all the circumstances of
her application, as an attempt 10 adopt the
'WllmOt prOvisO" in another form. But
as we are, from our constituents,
and having no convenient means Of Jonsul.
ing them as 10 their views on the new
phase ofthis perplexinG question, we desire,
through you to submit the single fact 10 the
'eople and the legislature, that California
will most likely obtain admission INTO the
Union with her constitutional prohibition
i slavery-and we leg leave to add, that {
We shall! be greatly pleased to have such
Expression OF opinion by the legi lature,
he Governor, and if practicable, by the
eople, as shall clearly indicate the course t
Inch Mississippi will deem il her duty 10
ursue in this emergency. {
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servants,
tSigncd,l JEFF. DAVIS,
II. S. FooTE, {
J. THoMPsoN. |
w, s. FEATHERsTN, |
VIZ. MCWILLIE, /
a. G. Brown. IN
The organizer., 1850-12-07

:. Had we the power TO do it, and il
il we're desirable on the part Of that great
and good old man--Langdon Cheves-we
would instantly metamorphose him into
young man of twenty five years, and give
him lease on his life Of thousand years
We regret that it is impossible for us to
publish the speech entire, and to give parts
Of it would mar its just proportions, and moi
satisfy the reader.
The organizer., 1850-12-07
PRESIDENT FlLLMORE'S oPIN
ION OF THE FUGITIVE GRAF
CASE IN BOSTON.

president Fillmore is resolvsSh
execute the law Of his counrty. al
preserve untouched the dignity Of ths
general government The highsa
patriotism Is exhibited in hi, variOw
acts.
He has intimated 10 them that IL
government troops are at their COZ
mand, wherever forcible resisisas
shall be offered to tho law."-Jaoka
S0Hihroa.
10 the "Flag Of the Union" esR
"SoNthroH") will publish Presidssi
tlllmore's letter to Robert COllint
Esq, Maeen, Ca, the owner OF ~
fugitive slaves, Crafts, and who "
been compelled to lose them By ~
notification Of Massachusetts, be ~
md the following extract:
-lt is equally clear. that NO CAa
us PRESENTED. jusiifying . -
upon the militia, or the use Of ..
Amy 70 execute the Law; I'D
"PRESlDENT HAS so MUCe
coNFIDENCEINTHB PATR0i
ism AND DEVOTION TO Thi
LAWS which bsve always eh.r,
aeterlsed large majority Of fnl
-PEOPLE OF BOSTON, fhi
cannot Tor moment believe D.
viii ever be Necessary 70 call e
'extFaordinary aid to sxecne =
laws 10 that community.
Nov, Jet us ask tbs @Flag q
gnlon' II it believes thai Press
tiimorc is resolved 20 anccuis
'aar q Lds oouairvr'
Hs.~n,gus'a
The organizer., 1850-12-07

THE LEGpLArURE.-This body adjourn
ed on the 29lh ult after session Of elev-
en- days. They passed bill calling
State Convention, and a levee bill
The convention bill is in another col
umn of this paper-it passed the Senate
% to 7, and the House 81 to 40.
The organizer., 1850-12-07

~ Hon. J. E. Mcdonald, member Of
Congress hOm Indiana, has published an
address to his constituents, excusing him
self for voting for the fugitive slave
bill. He says he will vote for its repeal
The organizer., 1850-12-07
PROBATE CLERK.

We are authorized to announce r. S.
BROWNING, as a candidate for Probate
Clerk, Of Lafayette County, at the general
election in November, 1851.
The organizer., 1850-12-07

SPEECH Of Hon. LangdOH CheUss {" the
Nashville COnpention.
We have read, with inexPressible delight,
this mastery and Incompatible production,
of the highly gifted and most venerable
statesman and patriot now living in the
South.
The organizer., 1850-12-07

or We have had very strange weather
the last few days-hOt, cold, rain, hail,
snow and freezing.
The organizer., 1850-12-07

TThe election Of Delegates to
the convention in this State takes
place in each county on the first Mon
day in September next. This county
will be entitled to two delegates.
The organizer., 1850-12-07

or Hon. R. II. Buford, member of the
Legislature ,arrived at home on Thursday
last.
The organizer., 1850-12-07

OF The Editor has been absent during
this week,
The organizer., 1850-12-07

PREsIDESTIAL BLEcTIoz m MEEIoo.
Gen. Arista. has beenSeleeted Pres.
ident Of Mexico. He received the
Eote Of eleven States. If the late
war had not taught Mexico an i'm
Portant lesson, a revolutioa would
mostsurely follow the election Of that
mOnsreh 20 the Presidency.
The organizer., 1850-12-07

Congress met on last Monday. N
news from it.
The organizer., 1850-12-07

crit is reported that the submis-
sionists have a majority in the GeOr-
gia Convention.
The organizer., 1850-12-07

orSes several nes advertisement ID
an0iher column Mice seat week
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TIE REMEDY TINT CURES

purrI,Nr. Vi. JHu. m. tsIs
To- N,sr have le,u l.HF afflicted with isfFaf
which -tr, ,,ir, suf.r until last autumn, % boot
u1 a cough uhirh ,.ulp.d mr iH Dob chamber, tHI
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C'EEs. ~! .r-.sS9J5 : -
DASSENGEE TRAINS Will un ,aIl,. san D.,
| excepted, uHul iuih'r notice, a. fI',vss
Law, ruuLul lur Saith Paris, at - 4. VI.
aud > 4. VI.
Lave Purilrd fir nau,ilc JUNCTION ~ 30A
VI. >, aul ~ T.. VI.
Leave South Pari. fnr rouhnl. At ., II 80.
\. VI
Lave Dan,Ilr junction ior Portland, q. and
n IS. \. VI, and -, T.. VI.
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pm.
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ani rs T.. VI
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, p.M
\ fright uain win have p"ul,1l Soc south
Paris. at6l5A. NJ. have south Paris he rort.
and, ~ \. w.
No go,-is received after sun.,t.
The Coapln viii MT H. rc.pousihl" iur baggage
io an amount sNoccing $50 IN ,ah'r, unlc-. notice
l. given, anl pail Sc At th" rate ct onc passenger
ior even $500 ADDITIONAL Naue.
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VT Suuth rsn.. Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saiur'
days, With stage. fpr Greenwood AMI Bethel, l.an-
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nrs Irlu ric., aII vhr.. il'.. ,rrI ulIr' oi sHr-
urb i'm, will itI 90 90. PAGE. 'Ir mrlas OF goo.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-13
DR.. OHRIsTIE's GALvANIc BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID,


Strengthening he weakened hoiy giving ieos h Tie
tauout ufgaus sui inytgoaung tie sHfife system
A. On FiTS CHAMP PARALYSIS 80 PALSY
DiSTFTslA or iNplDEsTluN. hliktNAlisI,
AtUTE 90 tHNONtG, GOVT illltfS1s LtN.
BaGu, DEAFNESS NERVOUS THiMOUs. rat
FiTNTlOS uF TIIF UtAWr. ArOrLhNf MI
atsIA PAtNs tu the SiuI al tUlsT LIVER
COMPLAINT. SrtSAL COMPLAINT aui Curry
ATtRE e the SrlSE ilf tONpLhNT ul~
OUss af FIINsfCNL ENFRGY ant ~ NtNyOus
DlsEAsis shich complaints afi's iium oaa 'iHFis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-13
PalsY and Paralysis

Al physicians srah1g .sIgs that these tsffihls ~.
ease, are cancel by t.fa.sHly n Nsu5ai EH1Sy ~
iHs effected lHbs De- tHrtNtH D-l,anIr AtCls,
NIi 'IlIif ihh deficient power. eel cuml.sis al
Il -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-13
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
az the most tndoabisd Chsrsst.T,
An EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
"Imlh IL drlnsrr Than Fiction"
CulE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dy'pspsi,.
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suite ui che rsrsumsut
have recommended the BELT al FLtIp 10
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HIglr affections They have tusl them. sttH a,,''
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aai lsai CO. 'sry fr'Isgtuly youn ...-
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