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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05
SESSION,

On our outside page will be found two
short articles on Inc right Of secession, TO-
which wecall the special attention Of oS
readers. The question is one Of vital i'm
portapceio the South, and it behooves US
10 be thoroughly acquainted with II
The right Of an aggrieyed State to seeede
from The Union, when it sees no hope Of
redress III Il, was asserted BY Gov. Quit.
man in his late message. Il vas alse one
Of he doctrines laid down BY the late
Nashville Convention. In fact, this right
Of an oppressed State has rarely been cues
toned ia our section Of the con(edracy,
and has occasionally found advocates at
the North.
But, however often asserted and how
ever essential 10 the liberties Of the South
ern people, there are some among us, who
are sufficiently infatuated 10 call il IN ques.
ton. Such men would not hesitate, un.
der suitable circumstances, TO maintain the
doctrine d implicit obedience and the d.
vine right Of Kings.
We will hereafter devote more Of our
space 10 The discussion Of this Interesting
topic; and will eudeavor to put our readers
ID possession Of The views maintained by
the ablest members Of the reFubliean party
in regard 20 It. We entertain the hope,
We shafi mus be enabled to show, that the
right Of secession is a legitimate deduction
from the nature Of our federative system.
IA Coon IuEA.-At the late extra session
Of the Legislature. Gen, Patrick Henry, .
member from this county, moved that 'the
star-spangled banner be hung out from
che dome 81 the Capitol, o. be raised 10
some other conspicuous place where il
might, al all times, greet the vision ofre
representatives. and senators.
This was, as a matter Of course, 10 be
expected Of The eloquent and patriotic
member from Madison; and every body
was graliied, as il gave occasion for a
very appropriate amendment, Mr.. Suratt,
who seemed ID BE- sensible of The wrongs
which he Union had ipaicled oE Us, offer
ed an amendment % HONrY's motion
10 the effect that the Gag, before II wa
raised, shsald be nestiy Trimmed viii
mourning.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05
respectfully.
IouF ob'ts ergaus
ExEcuTIvE Ca4MBeR
Jackson. Feh Ii II

~ leu u, iGl
! do certify that the within ssi
ing letter Is a true copy of lie orvsI
filed in this Office, the 1lth DAY dp,
ry, 1850.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05
TIs sTRANGE BuT TRuE!-

That mony viii neglect n cough month after
month, and wonder at last that they have the
consumption: How much better to nip this
disease in the bud, which can always be done
by using DR.. A. Rogers's Syrup Of Liverwort
and Tar. "a stitch in time saves nine.,
For sale by PRIESTLEY & MOSBY, and
GEORGE WARD, Jr., Canton, Miss.
See advertisements in nothefcolumn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26
DEATH or Or ROBERT J BorLply

Departed 81 Noy.nl. e.J At Sscfs
California. ~ the prevailing o.
koBE.I j BOIDlN. lar u Charlotte. and lluu
tnrs W Bomlin, OF Charlotte county. Virginia
Oh ic .th o March l-i3 Dr BoluIn, conan, .li h-
boir Thomas i Eoultn il, Es wih otes leit ,l.4i,-
t'uu ii"nsr ~ good health and iIf.- ,oic..r
travelling lie "'erien! rom Frr: rnlei. I5
aud What Is very elliTkibe accomplished the journey SO
nc--, IL II accident un the va,
lhomIs-i bo1ifll. ID til. bfoi,l Bouidm wn,,
81, Francisco, pHtr a~ tie j, laHua. lash
sf so E"rS III ~ The aud ms
brother ie that lie could reco.ct precise ~
brother death but bceves the date VI
Thomas ou!dn IT, Is recovering i'
position
Dung tie illness OF Dr. Bouln b While
Siui physiciaf and brother Hon M Whe Florida; he
had every conio!' and received possible place could
command and at last died wiil manly loriltuic
Df Bouh was born The sh day o SeInL. l-b He F,cs
Philadelphia and srl At Charlotte Hose lie ranked hE'
hysiritn ana surgeon, ard commanded rXtUsi." i1t
not only Ia Charlotte. bur lie ajonnn" counties lie was pa
larry distinguished TO- gica E.o~!,- l kiuB operations -
hyaictlto l Charlotte r,nt caafa 10 srsary lie -
I+cte,. 10 return ~ 81 thiliuttr rs rtT'
Ia death NJ, To- ,atuelt mis- ~ ,tla'Fc- ht r ci9"
y al large lhefpo especially all lnt hla 'Ai' of "a ''
r literally elr ap"t-cary, physician anal nJre VI ~
friendly and benevolent, AMI KIND and cilr;lb" '' -
good
TAe Of this him long AMI infinitely ic- i''
generous kind heare boy, the morning OF thy days y n u.s.
The ciy OF Sacramento IN California; the clouds :" n'.
'eli hcir f over Thy mortal but thg virtues VII 10
gre Ia the memory oi thy relatives AMI friends ani r s'
PIE Of Charlotte. "ReIulcscat an pace W j.
IL The City papers requested copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26
opposINC THE CONVENTION.

rnblic meeting in Kaaawha county have adopted u'l
,,b Two exceptions, series OF resolutions report
w summers J. u. Laidley, Specr Patrick 'o''''
and Joel Ruiner, committee appointed ''f ''''
They protest against The present call ioF
,;an rs prenarey hurried in advance oil the ,hs
n,a,iye Of the equality Of rights in each member u
ho5v potic, and yielding to the people u "r
,rict Of the State representation proper ,o,s
aregare wealth. They therefore p'easS s'ss f ssemby
the convention provided for BY the act OIL Assembly
as""- N NO., all honorable means defeat the same
anu 49, oor,ions of the West the papers call upon III
- Wow of the crying necessity for refori' u '''
- H.. conyention-which, from all Indications We cuhho
,, he sanctioned by very large majority oil the po
To- ,o,c of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

Al large and spirited meeting OF the Democrats 81 Cn-
peper held the Court House on Monday, March lei
Court dayJ Carter b. Cropp ESQ., called TO the Chair
and Jackson ATassie appointed Secretary.
Mr. John W. Bell, after some PREDATORY remarks IN which
he enlarged upon the remarkable efficiency and success with
which M Barbour had represented this county for three
wears past offered The following resolution, which *as unan
mo,ISiy adopted
Resolved That this meeting do earnestly request
semi ab, and efficient delegate John s Barbour r 10 BE-
candidate for reelection this spring.
Mr. Barbour not having returned from Richmond Mr. Jas
Barbour was called respond 10 the resolution. M
Barbour after stating that his brother could decline
meet such call this and rendering his Acknowledgements
for the kind feeling manifested towards Mr. John S Barbour
Jr replied some length 10 the structures made shor
time before BY SIr. Daniel F Slaughter in The Wing meet
inc on the OF The Democrats removing he base
ment story officers
On motion Resolved That copy OF these proceed
ings be communicated 10 Ar Barbour and that they be pub
lished in the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner Democratic
Recorder and in the Flag of 90.
The meeting then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26
THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE NASHVILLE

THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE NASHVILLE
COMMEMORATE Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Bulletin gives shc following.
The National lnelgencer denies tina. orders have
been issued by the President naval and military com
manders SOUTH in reference to the coming Nashville Con-
vention The Republic you will observe is silent upon the
subject. N,oa being how the New York Herald
obtained the information know il 10 be least
that such proposition was discussed in the cabinet the
nclsencer quite prompt in this Instance il should
await Developments before deny what may be
known 10 others, if not to it,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26
RICHMOND MARK ETs, MARCH 20.

TOBACCOlc breaks oi Tobacco are small far the sea
son. and prices tending upward I.ugS sell AZ = 80 so
common Leaf 81 $; good s. 80 So fine sienlrins s
a II 49, tine manufacturing SO l. ~.
FLOUR-Richmond, 81 Isl 81 - 4; Scot,syiIle SIS
WHE..T-Rri 100 cent, white i0j i0,E
CORN-oli and new sl% Il SIS cents
CORN MEN.-50 cents per bl.ho,
ONrS-;O cents per b,,sh,I .uno
FlSil-Hcrrings very scarce Cut Sc 50 75 Gros,
81 u: n ! %; Shad s. 80 IA s6--da
LAtD-narrcis %. cents kegs 7 = cents for new.
BiCoN-Virgina cured hog round I y =. ce,ls, old
Sides = ao+ cents; old Shoulders, sound 81 cents
new Sides - cents Shoulders s.. cents, new
Hams lQ cents.
COFFEE--l2 IL cens--decilnng
SCGiR-porto Rico 5E Ga; New Orleans, ~ s6I
81 Groin cis.
LIVE STOCK MARKET MAncH %
BEEF CArrLE-Scale weigh, - 81 10 - So
HOGSNott weight 50
SHEEp--prr head 81 10 81. JACOB SHOOK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26
ENCOURAGE TALENT AND MERIT.

Had the Elena Brothers arrived in ety. heraded by
grand reputation Europe perhaps our musical amateur:
might have discovered their extraordinary merit; on thu
contrary they came olesy among u.s. have been heard b,
comparatively few and near Sere about TO leave ou
civ as odesy they entered it, when they were induce
To stay Tor complimentary Concert on Saturday afternoon
next.
We are moi In the habit of dealing in high sounding word
Of praise by saving that every Arst who visits us Is the
hes, in the world bur this will say that it is impossible
IN offer A compliment Ia those who better deserve it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26
For the Enquirer.
MONROE WARD.

Tie following ticket will be voted for Mt the election next
week II will fairly represent the interests OF the voters Of
Monroe Ward. ~ , 90
Fos CouscIlMES Wellington Goddn, William G. Allen,
Jacob Shook William Rutherford, and Charles Dimmock
| FoR A,pER,lES-John L. Tate. Samuel t. Puiam, l.. w.
"''Ie'''"' "'' CARY STREET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26
Nrw ONlEAx. AI,Rcn

NE@ ORLEANS, MARCH ~
Ahyices have been received in This from Mexico "a
The l3t of February, announcn" that another intended
solnou in favor OF Santa Anna had been discovered
promptly frustrated
personal aA Of one shilling Der nonh has been Lad
all persons over / years al age throughout The State
Ihe death ol Gen. Ganales il announced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

Tor lie Enquirer.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE FOR
Mathews Sam'l Cotrcll Jr, Capt. VIM. Hucheson Albert
J. Smith Dr. John ~ Powell John d. Young Jacob Snead
Thomas Alley billiard Alley Walter Lease, VIM H. Deie
,ck, Absoym Blackburn. z. Walker HaXal, Samuel Cot
trelI Sr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26
HARD Rim

ia stated by correspondent OF the Stanton opec,o'
.,. h, Mr. J. C. Woodson the Wing candidate i'll rem
and Highland is so anxious TO come TO feic'''"'
~ hos AGREED to for democratic l. >. senator
49,. c other things processes TO agree Substantially
,oc,s whose votes he wants. Ii is not enough ioi
~ - have the help Of independent democratic ea''
a,s ~ steal into pacebut he must put on the demoefa.
,r,o o conceal his federal deformtes We call upon III.
, ,smocr,cy OF Pendlcton and Highland I" esche" IL
irrsrnlar candidates and Democratic "hs' ana I" 's
,n ~, rernlar nominee OF the party We can only sue
a, il ,bis most important election by unioi' energy a'
,,r,nonv in every county in the Stale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26
JAc.sso.. Ms=slE, Secty.

NANAI. CJI NJ Uf INWlItl UNUEFEV.
WA.nlxoroS, MARCH 23A naga. Colr, ol inquiry COM
poscd of Commodore Morris and Siuhric ard Cciuancr
Dupont has been ordered 10 assemble at Annapolis tic
18th April make investigation into the capture of
Alvorads by Lieut.. Hunter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

"rIE PHANTOM OF piSUNloN"-A a:ge crowd
assembled in the Park last rvenin Ia the destruction
hy fire. of the Phantom oi Disunon. II all Phantom
dream There neither motion, except On
the ltr ot the specalols.he whole sa! appears have
been intended n Joke.
N i Llsll. u lonn.eree. M,rcl 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26
- - -
MARRIAGES..
DIED,

lie !ss Instant ny the Rev. Nj towlss. WILLIAM
BIGGER, E4. city, Nl.~ MATILDA CELESTE ias.l
ter y! Samuel Williams E-G .T!Iery 81 Philadelphia
DIED.
DIED. al Powell Tavern. Ic residence her Peb 18Th
lsIl Lucy JOHNSON DUvAi. ase7 months aud oly
child - Samuel AMI Elizabeth Du.al.
Dearest babe thou hast lett us
We Thy los, drepty feel
But ia God that has bcreit Us,
lie can all, sorrow. i.ral
Dtrn, s,r!ay O'Clock, Ann LOUISA if.n, t.u,t
tri u OANerP al"i E,2a l. Baldwin. aged - month.
ihe funeral took place Nomia, .iock In.s! d
dsen= ha expected. unl hls l day olniaE ~
81
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Teleerephcd for Inc Baltimore sun.
l.


,Jr Kings California ReportIae Yisid Of tIoGFros-
pscts for the Fuure-Ir,man Smiths Great Speech,
&c. ,
The report of the Hon Thomas Butler King on The resolr-
COS and condition Of California was presented L. TIE DC
ps.tert o, State Saturday understand that IS en-
eme.y interesting; and embraces very important iaclS IN
regard 10 :ine-a wcatl. of the country All that we
have heretofore heard respect the golden region Is tame
and ,riu. IN comparison with the Developments aae o
NJ. King Ills statements surprising as they seem are
based on authentic data Mr. King states thai gold to the
vane Of forty millions Of dollars has been taken out OF me
duvia reion of California since its recent discovery Du-
ring the present year forty millions will he thinks, be taken
out In The year 1851 and 1882 he estimates the amount 10
be worked, dug and mined al one hundred millions
The most estimate heretofore made OF the pre-
duct of the gold region for the years. has been from
eight millions ,
The Chilans have taken away immense amount OF gold
and they are expert operators Feen thousand OF
them are now employed in digging and working and not
more than hall that number OF Americans.
Extensive preparations making TO commence re-
r mining opera oas in hills and mountains OF auiterous
Quartz These with The aid of science and machinery will
be immensely productive
Mr. King treats length the subject Of the disposition 10
be made Of the gold bearing lands by the L. States Govern
men He opposed to their sae and proposes thar they be
Kent as recourse for the national exchequer in all time TO
come He proposes grant permits or licenses TO search
and dig gold at small fixed price payable yearly and TO
the spots that be selected for mining operations
He estimates very large amount on lis annual revenue
thus 70 be derived by the government
This report will presume soon be presented 10 Congress
and printed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26
10 THE PEOPLE OE MADISON WARh.

Alloy me- felIow-citile retiring from your service
~ offer you my most cordial thanks for the honor you hay
dome me by four successive elections o represen
iatives in the city council JOHN D CAShlE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

The Journal Of Commerce. paper very reserved in Tie
expression of opinion in reviewing the testimony on ii
trial of DR.. Webster, says:
There great doubt first in many minis whether H..
traces of humanity had by fire and chemical action e,
etctuly o5leraled that it would be impossible /, i,u
lfy the remains. But murder will OUT AMI often in way,
which would no. have been dcamt o.
We will not anticipate the evidence b. given on this
point, further than 10 say, Tint iay Of isht has .
dawned in favor Of Professor Webster ,fh is found gully
his late respectable Standing society Will avail him no.
thing. II is bad place Tor criminals in Massachusetts.
There respect Of persons aud neither courts no. .-
nor Jaiors are accessible any corsup, influence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

| The Ladies sale for the 2nd Baptist Church viii
continue at LAFAYETTE Hall until Thursday They have
many useful ard fancy articles with variety oil refresh
mens There is also Chinese Museum in the room
and those who fond Of NATURAL Cnriosites Will be am
ply compensated by visit Excellent iuaic Oh HE fiah'
by a blind man adds to the attraction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26
r,,r wong OF THE LEGISL AZURE.

Ian, session there was were passed 3i5 acts and q
osou,ions Some few bills, OF great moment were
over for want of time 10 act on thcn Tn ftlaay W.
nnh slras 10 our subscribers containing pages
, nc those Of the Enquirer complete skech oil all TIT
na resolutions passed We shall also Al IN cary date pup
sh abunr stalemcnr Of all the appropriations ana guar
,,,css for internal Improvements given al THIS SESSION
;u ew va are satisfied that, white the principle (logroh
nq, was wrong vet the amount is not sufficient 10 excite
any ,ppreheuson for the solidity Of the State credit
the same time we shall expose the miserable and Jesitic
trick Of the Wing TO saddle the Democratic party with t
eyuenditure Of the public money.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

On Saturday night Mr.. Calhoun was better and expected
as soon as he GOT well enough visit Iyncib'lrs III TIM
State where he will spend some weeks with friend a.
Cralc) Several cttcrwrters make the statement thai hi
is debating reply the various annadversions upon nh
snecoh ~ hc read 10 the Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

gates from this district 10 the Nashville Conven,io,
paid to take elect IN the event Of the Legislature an, ~
pro, dc therefor. 's 70
9Th Resolved, That the admission o. Calilorni,
Union state with her proposed constitution and nus
daies would be great an Outrage upon the rights ~
South as the passage OF the "ilmot Proyiso. =" OUT
7,h Resolved, That copy Of these procced,,.,
wardtd the Richmond Enquirer and Richmond NJ 'o
publication. E' i0f
The first blank in the 18th resolution was filed be- Tho
Hampton the second BY the words first Friday in 3,
the third by the following delegates: r. ID Car, aug
Sti, Jas. NJ. Smith, F. Blackwell K. \. Clayro"I. 4
Harding, f.. Nelms D. Cox W; Harding Jno i r. T. n
WE'LL G. T. Burgess, W. H. Harding $ t. Burg. ''Iars
Lackoy, J. +. Ball! T. Brown Thos. Lycu L. gr,n.N ~
rus Harding, Presley Ncms, H. Bndon " Blunt, i,
| y. Booth k. II. Payne and Richard iIudnall '' v"
| On motion, the Chair and Secretary wer. sti,i,.,
above delegation. TflOS. >. SiDNOR Presidan,' "s
A. J. ca'rTESnEN, seere,.sy: '
| "X.," Washington correspondent writes ID H., d.,
more sun OH Saturday:
feel conden, that Mr.. Clay will once more s,c,,
compromise resolutions, and isc equally certain III -. MS
compromise viii eventually be agreed To- There are t,,
under currents which il is important TO avoid On NO
attempt 10 leave the territories they are in order Nv
capital Tor tie administration; the other is 10 in.j.,
Missouri compromise resolution with express. recosn,
OF slavery South o % deg 80 min. Nchc, OF ,l.e -
satisfactory The former is complete sc,,l.i I'm
the question: and would not pat end to tie igrann ~
latter would never obtain sufficient number Of v,
pass the House, even II IL passes the Senate ~
Allow this OCCASION 10 quote plss:,u. so,, ,
lately received BY member from Indiana fon tys,ne
Wright the patriotic and highly Intelligent Governor ~ @
State: " "'''
II would vote for any fair Proposition SAYS Gov With,
Ito compromise the question and il any such comnroni !;
passed This session the vino vote against il in -
down in lndana. | aware ha, many .. our t,i.n,
think differently; but am firm in The opinion thai any s
tlemcnt will BIZ sustained in Indiana ;la; docs MOI r.i.
trety establish sla.ery. II The Soul: are expecting ,
promise that in any part establishes sIlsc.y ,hey win h.
disappointed; but any compromise that clycs III, oues,
10 be settled by the people oi the Territories, VIII in u,y
opinion, he iniy sustained il il divide the ur
Sent boundary oi California and ad, her into The Onion
with her boundaries Nor. q. e. 90 leaving IL! people SOM,
Of this line 10 come into The Eon ti,c se States !,
! they determine"
have no doubt, that these coGciliatoly sentiments arr
shared By The FAR greatest portion Of he people of the Norm
western S'es-oi that portion Of The Union; which acts
cement between The North and the South and wi,hoY
Which The present difficulty between these sections cou
perhaps, not easily bc settled.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-26
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mn,rnann nnAclfk.


LNl EvRRTBoBY READ FHIs CAREEvLLt- -lili -
saTsaparla Cor sale IN the different oss .5ie.r
Toznseniis Safsaparila Il Is adEeisee :. ~. 49,,
NAL GENUINE, and all tnat. Tais I9Hnsein y ~
and never was but formerly WORKER On -
uala and toe keyul he assumes the Tue OF h
nurpose OF gaming credit for whal be Is not ne ~
has atteuds two medical schools, and praeeii lol
wears. P Now the truth is, be never pIaeneea ,s
asv In his life Such trild, tnicked msrepfese
hooks bad 70 the character and veIaey Of the man. s
mos sncerelY he had made those siseInens q n
Self or OF me When viii uen learn 10 BE honest ~ t'i
mi in all their dealings ani int ercourse Win eI' %
men lie applied 70 Ruol Clspp TO assist MN ~
afseturing his mixture stating the large sums ne TSun
make as an iDdncemeni embark in the business
nen have been insulting and belling me n al Possos
forms in order to impress the public with me oee ne
III Ola Doctorss Sarsapalla not the genuine
SarsapariHa made from the Old DooioTs Original tfsei
nis 1hisS p Townsend says have sold the use oi my
name for s7 week will give him 500 Il he VIII pro,
duce one single solitary proof OF this hlS s!Aecs ~
Thompson Skillman & Co., nothing eus Issue %
ialsehoods simply made deceive the public, and sesp
he truth down in regard his souIis tsT1aeHtg CON,
otad This TO caution the public 10 purchase none out
Old DR. JACOB ToWnsends Sarsaparila having on y ny ny
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