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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26

Mr.. Ford, our Representative, his our thanks
tor maBy layeFs.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26

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The Grand Temple of Honor Of the State 0
MipsissiPpi, vac inaii,uica At vicksburg, On
ihe 18Th day o. Janpary,l85O, BY Deputy NJ w
r., Charles 7 Miles, Of Fayet,e Temple, No
?; assisted By Deputy N W +, R 5 Roome
81 yisksburg Temple, No. i, when he follow
ing OGcers were elected and iuatalledi
Charles T Miles q tayette,G WI.
Is Roone, 81 viekaburg,G W VT.
EJMcGinty u Raymond, g W R.
LW Patterson, Of Natchez, n w r.
HM Youngb 90, &c fgotss, 6 Wch.
Wood, Of vicksbuvgs WI.
w Eialey, of Pon Gibson, Q VIC.
Tbs Grand Temple Is loeased 10 Nalchez,
and viii meet d that place o. he 4th Monday
OFMay nexL The address o. the d, wv. I
Raymond, Mius-R. Whig.
49, go 2MM AM AHI MNNa IN
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26

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month. Is his found ths spd o. This world d
lastg perhaps ! .ittie lNter than his c%alcula.
III met - sooniosthe gosA De
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-26

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ibh, ordnsten, tem mebr ale 1000 Waonm
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oernoen SOroer5 ein fJheres Gnfe prDphe.
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bic tlailfte 9r0Be eines Grani bon Sidin,
gen, Der, nit isinen Neiei9en auf eineu,
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8liener Der Nssarb fir SfsnHihe Nerte unS alle
at'rsrn @taatss anp County 1eamten, tcltn pom
9olte trwabtt iperbett., ~. ;fl3 :.
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fanet Ia GfniaSbet ces 8efetts tpeltts Die lDabf
rer Senatcrtn uuo 0tpraftntanten
fur bic 0efees tuns teflimmt. s " f.A - g
81. ". Betb, SMsri6.
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ttriuabl fur DeleQateft.

Nddlatn eomids soirb laat slnisiss Der
beihotfatilden GsniraL Gcmmiuse BE iii.
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men mirb, an Der aEablarns IL ssfhsiutn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-03-20

nssius Neubauer Freefcks Neebsuer4 and Goss-
lieb KeIipger and Catharine KelIingsrs his wifsya
have this day fled their petition 10 said Court
against them, demanding partition Of the follow
ing descfibsd real estate. sitasse in said County
of Stark, 40 wit: Lot No. A9 In Unionfowns and,
that said partition viii be for hearing d the next
Brown g. Meyer,
January Sd, 1850. Attorneys for petitioners.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-03-20
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oen cbue ue1eafunug fsiut brufsn
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Sir fnb antborilrt, ausnseieerl bae
Samcs .. Drown, gsar.s ,peleher in
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pfrisnoets an oie wirtiiH slatfi4t alttrsintffe
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fodteifens Gienffass Bcrmittas einseseben
tperben, ipenm fle nod in Der sdd,ff erlbeis
iienben Summer beriidIhtiat perben fclleit.
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6ldn3en 2ptterie,,


Ssnoet Gure Oreers fur eoOlt ,eifi. ,,i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

cd that Villas should be elected To be sure
vi as was Cass and Butler, Polk and Dallas
Texas Annexationist, but he wasn't half so bad
as B oun Of Indiana whom Giddngs & Co.
voted for, for Speaker Of the House of Repre-
sentatives, the other day Let us rip up" long
team whiggery, said they" that is the chief
business this Constitutional Convention has in
hand, as we understand it
-But it was no 60! The Patriots "rirTY
MAJORITY" was cmphatically missing Poor
Bogus,after all its labors and boasings finds it.
self only in plurality, and the great Irory,
Lucs, Mansfield operator has been obliged to
declne!! Bogus " Free Democracy" is eiiec-
,ually defeated, in the Convention! We are
informed that Barber was prominently active in
the Caucus, Wednesday evenng-So much so
as to lead Mr.. FIELD to hint that as a matter of
reasonable precauton against premature ex-
ploson, he should feel called on to puncturc
his balloon with pin But Barber's zeal, ma
turally enough, only made matters worse,-
and he has now nothing to do but to 60 home
and sing :" Mortality" over dnother failure
oh, Bogus -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11

In the afternoon, Mr. WILSON Of Bakers
field introduced resolution providing for even
ing sessions, which was rejected, and the
session, in committee of the whole, being re-
sumed and the consideration of the first article
continued, Mr. POMEROY finished an argu-
ment of some length, the force and candor of
which was conceded on all hands, Mr..
BEARDSLY opposed the amendment, and the
committee, on the motion of Mr.. Adams above
mentioned, voted to report it inexpedient, in
their opinion that the amendment should be re-
commended. In Convention, the report being
accepted, and the question of the passage of the
resolution recommending the amendment being
submitted, it was negatively decided yeas o,
nays 2l8. Mr.. WILSON moved to re-consi-
der the vote upon the resolution; Mr.. FIELD
moved to lay the motion upon the table both
of which motions were lost by a strong vote.
On motion, the Convention again resolved
itself into a committee of the whole,-Mr.
Kellogg in the Chair,--and took up the consi-
deration of the second resolution, providing for
the adoption of the second proposal of amend
ment-that "no balloting for Town Represcn-
tative shall be commenced after ~ o'clock,
&C.; and there leave them, and bid you a
hasty adicu.
BY my report, you will see that, thus far, little
has been done except speech-making to-day
Yours, very truly,
CoMMUSIcAfoR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-11
Constitutional Convention, Second Day.


Correspondence Of the Free Press)
Montpelier, Jan 3, 4 o'clock P NJ.
DEAR SIR:
The Convention assembled this morning at o.
clock. The roll OF the members, who had furnished
credentials having been called, several members 4
were admitted to seats without producing credentials
The Secretary informed the Convention that Mr.
Barber OF Cambridge had presented credentials the
delegate elect from that town, sgncdb the first con-
stable, and that Mr. S,owcll had presented creden-
tials, signed by one OF the Sclrctmen presiding
officer OF the meeting, showing that Mr. Stowc was
duly elected Both credentials were in the prescribed
form. Mr.. Bcaruscy introduced a resolution dccar
ns Mr. Barber entitled to a seat as the delegate from
Cambridge. After an hour or more spent in discuss-
ing the irima jnca rights OF the caimauts the rcso.
luton adopted yeas l3l , nays 100. Mr.. Car
pcntcr, of Essex, introduced resolution, providing
Tor Commute on Elections, consisting OF live mem
bcrs which adopted. The rules OF the last Con.
vcntion Except the 18th rulc were adopted, until
otherwise ordered, as the rules OF this Convention.
The Convention proceeded to ballot for President.
The s, ballot resulted as follows: LrvI g. Villas lOl
CARLos COOLIDGE 81 LUTHER b. llUST %, Scatter
lug l2--no choice. Second ballot Villas lO! Cool
idgc 90, Scattering - The Convention then adj
Jourued In the afternoon the committee Elections
were appointed, consisting OF Two wings, two tree
soilers and one democrat Gold line, Of coursc). 1'hs
Convention then proceeded to ballot again tor Presi
dent. After three ballotngs, without any material
araun in the resIlt from the bniongs III the tore
noon, saving that Mr.. Ftds lost ground he drcln-
ed and nominated Mr. Blrtlett Free Democrat of
Lyndon The balloting proceeded and alrr two
more baotings without eiircllng choice, the Con-
ven,ion adjourned. The Inst ha lot stood follows :;
BARTLLTr LOG, COOLIDGE 81, llUST 81, scattering /.
You will perceive that Mr. Villas has been driven
from the field because he could no, carry the strength
OF his party. The Free Democracy not in the
majority, and whether either whigs or old line dem
ocrats will aid in the election OF Mr. Bartlett, who
is man OF ability and hrnness will be known to-
morrow.
! Neither the wings the old line democrats have
caucuscd in the matter, nor will they do So They
both insist that the organization should not be made
political but the Free Soiers had made il SO, and
the man whom they first nominated was Objectionable
TO both wings and true democrats and TO portion Of
his own party, they were compelled to vote against
him. Your friend b. Y.
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highly Objectionable. Gov. SEWARD replied
admirably to these suggestions as folows:--


admirably to these suggestions as follows-
M. Seward expressed his deep regret that a
speech so able and go eloquent as that TO which
the Senate had just listened, should have been
embarrassed at the close with remarks relative
10 the fitness and actions of the highly honora-
oIe gentleman who fills the mission proposed to
oe suS pended; Such remarks, by every rule Of
precedent and proprioty, belong to the Executive
session Of this Senate, and their ut,erance. nm
der the circumstances, was matter for preat sur
PRISE and deep regret. He expressed his conf
dent, longeoninued devoted and abiding friend
snip Tor the gentleman whose name and appoint-
ment had been thus dragged into the Senate,
tnd was happy in being able to state to the
o.'II':"te, that he held in his possession proofs,
'." "9uId in great measure palliate, if not
o",.,e'! cNN'se the proceedings which had been
81, 81 "ns '"g! "'rdemned. lie might say, that
'"e P''"'' 'le possessed, would entirely remove
any Imputation upon tn " honorable gentleman.
OF having endeavorcd to fly hOn the action of
the senate, upon his nomination, and vet he
could not present those proofs here, where the
charge had been made, without deeply inlurnp
that honorable gentleman in his domestic rela-
Mons. The injustice of parading this matter
before The Senate, under these circumstances
would be seen, and he would ask a suspension
OF opinion on the part of the Senate for the
| P'C8Ciit' 'Iot WHclI nc introduced tnG evidence
to which he had referred, it ght be presented
to unprejudlced minds and unbiased judgments.
Mr.. Cass replied, that his personal feelings
towards Col. Webb were as friendly, and his
relations, independently Of politics, as intimate
as those Of the s 'nator from New York but it
must be seen that this was not a question of
personal fitness, but that the circumstances to
which reference had been made might properly
become matter for legislative consideration, and
in that view it was subject for discussion in
upon session, with view to the passage o f
some law which shall regulate affairs OF this
kind, and prevent the repetition Of conduct
such as that which he had condemned.
Mr.. Fooe made a harangue against Mr..
Steward.
Nj. liale-As this resolution proposed a
change is the policy Of the Government-hoped
1t would not be hastely acted upon. AT the
suggestion of several senators, he then With
drew his former motion, and moved that the
further consideration Of the subject be post
poned until Monday. Agreed to.
Nothing was done in the House OF Repre-
sentatives.
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Especial Correspondence olthe Free Press,l
Constitutional COnveuiiOn-Third Day.
MONTPELIER, Jany. 5, 1850.

MONTPELIER, Jany. 5, 1880.
Gen. Clarke ;--In Committee of the whole,
yesterday the first nine articles of proposed
amendment were disposed of as follows;
The LIST, relating to increase of representation,
was, on motos of Mr.. HUNT, laid on the Ia
BILE TO be taken up hereafter.
The 2nd, provision against ballot'ng after
II o'clock at night, was also ordered to lie, on
motion of Mr.. KELLOGG.
The Sd, 4lh, 9Th and 9th were recommended,
without discussion. (rhese, you will notice, re-
late 10 election Of County officers, exclusive Of
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From Montpelier.

1t will be seen by the letter from our cores
pondent, that the Constitutional Convention
was organized, yesterday, by the election OF
Hon TnolAs BARTLETT Jr., President, and
CARLOS S NoyE' of llydepark. and IL. E..
SrouGHroS OF Chester, Secretary and Assis
ant.
Nj BARTLETT is an able and deservedly po-
pnlar Lawyer, and gentleman. In politics
he j. democrat" with the least appreciable
ringc of the modern monstrosity, known as
Free democracy His election is clean
triumph over, and clean rcbuke of a faction
that sought to make party differences "A test in
the Convention.
Messrs MOVES and SToUGHToS are both
" old-Iine democrats the nominee of the
Free Democracy" Mr.. SMITH of Weston,
having too recently been a wing I oh, Mr..
Smith to be put to any practical use!
oh the whole, Free Democracy can
have our hat