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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

The Southern members Of Congress,
who opposed the compromise, were frequently
tainted with acting ia concert with the abo-
l~tioaists and ffee-soilefa
True they were found voting together on
that question, bnt their union was acc idental,
not based upon agreement in principles, for
they &C ted from directly opposite motives.
They neyeg took common ground, nor were
they ever found concurring. The abolitionists,
however, generally opposed The compromise,
becanse they thought Il did not come quite up
a their ssandand-they wanted che South to
yield al II once.
One Of the most astute and f~arseeing cfthis
faction, however, took a different view Of the
comprOmise-Horace Greedy Of the Tribune.
Ina leading editorial Of the 25tb July, he says
ihat two Of bis Washington correspondents
were oppOseA 70, and one m favor Of ii; that
h Md published the letters Of the three and
thus BAY published more against II than in It's
favor. 10 then goes on to give bis " opin-
iQns and says WI adhere 70 orr alreniy OK
pressed conviction that tho passags 81 The blu
w0nld be more aupieioast0 ne cause Of freedom
n He krfiloriss, Manis defat.p
After febuk ing chose that were ahawIing no
Compromise fsp.soil for eysrsl lie says.
ssAe ssaas h ha esa detds d daIg 10 secure
apne can III freedom, and SECURE Il noDn
Greedy, Il seems had Che shrewdnesa to see
bow much would haye bean gairsd to Jree-soi
by tbe passage Of lAe bill and We doubt not
~ I now mourning over is dsfsats
81 Z 4 considerations nboEtionist, nul he Be-
lisgedn D D. i 'scleaf distate IL duty (as al
a~boliiionis) q secure III heooHId for freedom,
ana sscefe L now We arc gsjoieed that
thus lf he has hsAl foiled IN BIZ wishes to se-
eAs 81 aeesoil wiath e hoped by lhs OOmpro-
Aise
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

The last Yazoo Wing contains a very good
article upon the Southern question, with which
in the main we agree, though we may differ
from it slightly in some few Of its positions, as
we have always been one Of the "Southern
u%ltras.''s
The article was writtih before the news Of
the failure ofthe compromise hid reached
there
Il remarks, n4sang other things, that the de-
mocrooy had some jealousy Of The Compromise,
as it had the appearance of a wing measure,
shut now,' ''it adds, "a majority in the South
oppose itnpon the ground, that by it the South
surrendersto much Of her rights.n The wri-
ter goes On to shy that should the bill fail, at
Is not for the South to propose another scheme
Of cO%mHrOmise, but insist upon The enjoyment
Of those rights which are her indispntable her
itage.n "Compromise and concession
have been preferred, until they have ceased
almost TO be virtues" =
In conclusion, he says:
"She(t the South) must lock TO her inte-
rests and see that her rights are enforced.
The old party lines and party leuds are fast
being obliterated before the increase Of
this agitation, and when the crisis comes,
(Which heaven forbid)-whe The final
robe taken, il will be fOund'thatt the
South is one'ih party, One I'm principle and
one in action.
We are sorry that our limits forbid our Civ
ing the whole article this week. We hope the
press will extract the article, as il GER
Bredthes the correct sentiment. 1t is
pen Of The political editor, ahil if we
may betallowed to indulge in sithlises similar
to hoseindulged in by the Wing, we should
it was written by judge Burruss, a gentle
man of 'cultiraed Intellect, and thoroughly
sound, we think, hpon'the Southern question.
We hope the Wig, on this question, {" will
no steps backwards !"
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

GROSS LNCoNsLs7ENCY.

4
The hee-soiiers are again beginning to
move. On the 18Th July, Che auniver.
sary OF the passage of the Ordinance
OF 1877 they had a mass meeting al
HerkineF, New York, at which Ex-Sen.
ator Dix pronounced a full blooded free
soil discourse, and the most rabid and "a.
nalical letters were read from John Van
Buren,, Preston King, Wllmot, b. F. But.
Ter, and other big guns Of lie faction. The
resolutions adopted ale, Of course. mos
Characteristic, They %denounce die Sem
ate oil as a Scheme devised Under. The
impulse Of imaginary fears and a distr1st
Of The attachment of the people for lie
anon OF the States" as "assallin4 the IN
lesrlty, Judgment and Independence ofthe
representative, fostering corruption and
seeking success by The subtle influence Of
a r ecuniafy appliance" They avow their
gfall'uae" 10 Thomas H. Benton, fol his
late powerful efyrlin behalf Of the admis-
Of California, and, in depl6ring tie
death Of President Taylor, they cheerfuIly
acknowledge that, though a political oppo-
nent, he had, by his late course in relation
to Cat.feraia and NeD Merico. earned.
tle respect and regard Of all The friends or
Zee Institutions throughout the world.
We ask attention to the following fesolu-
Resolrsd, That in Orderto protect New
Mexico ffOn oil fptGet Efforts Il extend
ovet het territory against tie al
slared wishes OF her inhabitants, we are q
iaVor q Aer admission as b Stdte. q bsr
organization as a territory making Mdt
Of her constitution prohibiting sla.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

The Yazoo City Wing, Of last Friday, the
9th instant, mentions the reception Of a boil Of
new cotton, the 'sfrst heard Of in those parts.'
Wetcan crow over that a little here, as we
have been insured by some Of our planters
shat they hadbols open Otleast a week before
that
Que geitiethan toId us'thatheexpected to
commence picking the last Of this week. Mad
icon must be a little ahead Of YuzoO.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

The legislature Of Texas is now in SEES
Gou, the proclamation Of Governor Bell con-
vening II % The 18th instant.
OF course, We have asyct no news from II,
The proclamation did not STATE the fe'fsoIs Of
the call; but il is understood 10 be their diff
,culties with New Mexico.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

Another CoRD BRoKEN,-It has been hitlI-
erto just cause Of pride with the Presbyterian
church that asa body, they have never inter-
9ered with the slavery question.
ltseemsthst there hus existed a cdrrespon-
dence between the General Association Of
Massachusetts Congregational and the Old.
School General ASSEMBLY Of the Presbyterian
Thufch, by an Interchange OE ueIegates, ard
and this correspondence is now broken Off on
account Of the interference Of the Association
with the Assembly on the slavery question.
Mr.. Calhoun, in his last great speech, spoke Of
the various chords that united us together as
one people-poEticaL ecclesiasticak conlEAer4
cial, etc.
This is one Or the ~ecclesiasticAi coras=the
political cordsseem also to be weakening.
Mon in NV YoAk.-ite tlilors Of New
York were recently on 1 strike for higher
wages and ZONE one hundred and fifty pre-
aented themselves At a large clothing store and
e%ndeavored to force Their way in, to induce
the workmeh IA the essabtshfhent TO sigA a
paper pledgihg themselves not to work Tor less
than 4 certain designated price.
The doors Of the clothing establishment
were Immediately closed, and in the melee, a
clerk in the store was badly injured BY a stone
thrown by one a the mob. The police being
notified, succeeded ia arEestiag soaae Of the
ringleaders.
Our Northern friends had better learn toreg-
ulate and control their own lawless fnobs be-
GoFc they undertake to fead lectures and hom-
lilies on the deplorable state Of Southern mo-
rails.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev. Thomas McGruder will preach in
the Cld Church, in this place, on Sunday next.
On Sunday week, The same minister will
preach the funeral sermon Of John Dalton, at
the Madison Church, four miles west al this
;AlAea
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

We understand there has beena very
large crowd at the Artesian Springs this last
week. The probability is there will'bea great
many during the season
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15
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4. r. HILL---Edltor.
CAN N
THURSDAY, ~: Audusr IS, 1850

R. MoRRIs, MoKEY y Cor, Jackson,
Miss, General Collecting, Perioiicaland News
paper Agents, are authorized to receive sub
scriptions, solicit advertisements and collect
accounts for the " MADIsoNAN.o
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

There viii be a BA LII at the Artssian
Springs on Wednesday, the Dist instant. The
ladies of'this and the adjoining counties dfe
generally invited, as no tickets q, fdrtier mo-
lice will be given,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

fill up the vaults OF the favorite few. NO.,
sir, such corrUPling measures will not do
with a Tree, generous and highly honorable
people. d. w. HALEY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

WHO Killed Cock RoBN?-some difficulty
exists II the public mind as to WHO killed The
comPfoInise. We give below The following
short Article from the "southefn Press.,i
U10 struck Billy Patterson? : Mr..
Clay undertook, the day after he omnibus
was smashed, % expose and punish The
malicious authors Of its fale. Il IS a curl.
Gus question in the doctrine Of cause and
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

Mr. T. P Marion, Of Carthage, would con-
ct d special favor by acting as our agent for;
Leake county.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

With some reluctance we publish the com.
munication Of our correspondent "Scraps,''
and only do SO now because the Creole saw tit
in It's last number TO make a covert a Illusion to
ourselves, personally, in a matter having no
necessary connection with his editorial duties,
Or ours, and with the unworthy hope OF inGict-
Ing ! sting.
III reference generally 70 The course Of the
Creole, we will merely observe, that our coli
amns are intended for the purpose Of diTpsing
information upon mattefs Of interest to our read
ers, and 1t this crisis we cannot sdppose they
would desire Us % occupy them with rejoindcrs
70 rs "point no pointe attacks upon the Mad-
isoniaa.
# out positions we're always correctly 4ndef-
stood and fiifly sisted BY Che Creole, We would
have no objection 10 sbreak il anceu oCca-
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

Was it Mr.. Peace, or Mr.. Norris Oh
Mr.. Yulee, or the Texan Senators, or the
Southern u%ltras, or the Northern fanatics?
"Quien SADIE"
We think Mr.. Clay can announce the
ext of The illgstrious deceased in mercan-
lille style as follows:
A ~shopkeeper once Wrote to his sister,
sour aged father died this morning of a
large assortmep t Of disorders"
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

sionally with any publicly recognized editor,
whenever we believed such discussion would
promote the cause Of truth.
WI have no disposition to embark in an edi-
toriaI warfare with ~iaeqgnitos, we leave them
TO correspondents, who, like themselves are
similarly shielded BY their snug position "undcr
the rose"
Whether or not we shall reply to anything
enanating from such a source, is a matter for
future determination, not regarding ourselves.
as we have heretofore stated, as resting under
any obligation TO dose, unle IS something should
appear that imperatively demands our notice.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15

Lines To Sir RiIlianl Nv
Sir William, you attemPtln 7'''
BY depth Of reason to maintain
That all mems talents ATE lne y
And they not nature are g ola'..
What'et YOU say @hal'ef y01 '.
Proves yodr opponents p th'
Lest genius should BE il dslp'4
/ term il your superior mlnq
Hence to youriffiends ~ wv
You ignorant Of yourself s'o's
SIR WIN. JONES AEs Nv
All ! but too well, dear lflspa
My fancy weak my reason H.
Ny memory by art improve
NY mind BY baseless tIIilss
Give me thus high my pflq' ',,i
The poughman's, Of the
With Patientand unceaslAs
To meliorate the stubborn
II a A".f e.
And say, emo higher esa
With zeal has thou perform INV
Praise Of which virtuous W.
Trey best confer who mel'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19

| CONVENTION MEETING I:> CAROLINE C0CNN
Al meeting oi Delegates from tho conr'ic. ii Spolrs,i
san hanover and Caroline, held at The Bow ng Go. o.d
the Sth day oi July, $50 for the purpose oi
suitable persons irrespective nf pary) i,raas TN
state Convention or the District composed of !u.c ciua
;irs and the county Of KIM " lliiam--
On motion, Edmund l. nnrr.s c,e. 10 the chair N
Robert llu'ain "pqo.::c. Secretary.
Ihe s'l@~Ins senileme" ~.7' i a;ien!anct: *
crro, John H. lala;crro George y. BlSso'i, ,eoet II
Richardson, H. W. hincicd, ) 3. Jacobs Fau.s Elun
W. McGhc., \. Mctile. ?ats!cl H. Prize te ,r,., IL
boswell, and Dr. DarTacoi,.
From Siosprani--it Robert i. S,npc Franklin Siat...
sF e w,. TnImas :. T. EaI,"" ;a Gtsl LGns J@se v 9&
For5es, John \. Stewart I.anrclo paaw William. ;; Eaf
ton ilajor jones, ana JJn,s HINT.
If9m C"ro'i"s--a!am ". Dickinson rie'1csrn Wool
"k, Peter X. Thornton Andrew :. Eroiins ianl,- J.
White, John ~ Miller, Edmund T. Mo.iis, William + q.
'arnet, robert Jesse, Wood>on Mra, iic,ai T.. Boz
m:T,' Robert u. runsta, burton 4. Wri:hr NimsoA l.
Dirkinson, Joseph Jesse, and Robert iatsn.
NJ delegates were in ATTENDANCE KIM !.im
Nr Erond,ius offered III, following resolution:
tees'ta': That committee ituu Zach delegation
br appointed by ;ir Chair .or the pun pose can,ins
aha reportln. 10 the meeting Tie name -e.tablc e,
gates !" represent the counties Spots yant liauo,cr
ana eafo!ne; and a," 10 recommend delegate o Dc chosen
!nin III. District al large.
Mr. homas Il. Barton move! that - much o ,c re-o!u
oh IS UNITS 'ir number .! the committee u each
delegation should he enlarged, embrace the cEtr
Gcreaion and that each delegation conf. >eparc.y su
rrPort 10 The meeting o. t.e wio,-wch ania!,naui al,
discussion adopted. Pending this motion Mr t. Il
Nelnrd Jr. moved substitute illAt III meeting d.
c!ut oiecomnrnl dctaus-whir. substitute
ht"ra ihc delegations ntcd, i >Ggacsie.. ti.tt
Mcss:S T. II. Ayeti T. W. Gregory and H. u; Doela, -.
ihe county o King "!iaa ti.u ground. tn ne
l'n, committee oI Two vs. appointed 10 va and
quest them L. take part IL the proceedings o lA nectln
MessrS Ayeit and Gregory appeared bl. ccilc pal,.
pate stain" tnat they Delegated M ans aowcr l.,
he cop" oi the county bat Stood IN! pend candidate
Nc lt"th aeniiene hy permission, addressed the meet
IN and required
The delegations then separated, ani after nterva!o
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9,Ne Edaors cf Tie EaqWrer.
li,nt.n.: i'nt.Nr VI ~.

liAplso% I0uHT House.. JriY l. lsol.
Dear Srs i AL requested hy the cani.tcs 10: The Con
yei,tin in III" D.ric. CONFUSED Fl Culpcqcr, Madison,
Oann, and Greene countless give notice through The
Richmond newspapers thai they viii address the people q:
Greene AT their July that they %i! address IT, people
II Madison the Rapid Ann Precinct on SATURDAY the 3;h
July; James Civ on TUESDAY ne 10Th Iuly; q: the ~,
hrr,son Meeting House OH WclneslY tile l7;h and nj
IloIuans Mill on Thursday the sththcy vii! add.'jS the
aeopl oi Cnlpcper 1t July court aud ." o'ey.nsanr@ On
Elay the lg; AMI the pcoIt u Ordnsc at Ven!!e-v!e
On SATURDAY lc 2di., uy ard their ay court day ~
.g Com; uols. X. !. BANKS.
-. e. rl.nrr md Viii .icas. enpy
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Sir-Havng observed il thr Richmond Enquirer u me
10Th inst your name candidate ro: :s disrr! oF Il
seat in the State Convention shout! BE- glad 10 have y"a
views in regard 10 such reforms as the people desire
We unwilling 10 vote for any without first knowing
his opinion the various changes proposed in our State
Constitution. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Alexandria, Va. July l5 1850.
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ONE. or THE PEOPLE.
Ss<I

fEf li' ERiaireF
Mcssr=. Editors :-H.yna been student ni William and
Mary College " tlIimsbur' virginia wears zone b.. j
was good fortune T. hc there tlg it instant. when
the is usual, clos- IL: ihc Collegiate scar:
when those siuisn's Who prepared faiaiu deliver
oations in the Chapel ot tie venerable tir., .slcoi by
The presence III tho President Professors lni Visitors gi tn
Seminary, and large assc.io. oi c laiy .nd i-ll"n
os the city and adjoining country. SGc Tie animated
and deeply interesting i'll beloved alma mater
tie late anniversary OF our National Independence Soft
md sweet music was heard in The Chapel in The intervals
between the oaiions delivered by he graduates seven III
lmacr ani ir the order below The young gentlemen
their compositions and t.ie;f easy correct an, la:iit
Of delivery. The ,rc..c' opened ~ n.ro. !f',
The Right Res. JOHN Johns assistant Pishop oi Virginia.
ard the able ard accom- Flset President of HE college.
lst Ora;ion--Gcnus oi Coln,.y ay John l.. Cars
tim, r., l.. B. \. "
ID Oati'-lncicn and Mn!crn Sta,cs-by \. c. NJ Can
dish l.. Il. \. VI.
81 ursrion-DowafaI of the Rnu,n Empire ana Fcudal
SystcHi--hv Hugh Mercer Waller, l.. 4. 4. NJ
lth o,a'ion Conn:ry-hy !o:.n \. Jones OF llanP
ton l.. u.
9Th Or,.ion-E -Educaon-by Talbot Sweeney l. H.
9th Grafton Elective FranehiS.-by L. $ Lee L. 3. al
Luncnbu-g.
7h Graiiom-Fmc ir,s--by Robert Christian A. II.
The degree Of L. } also conferred mon George Ma
son, of Winchester
The exercises wtre closed Is Raccatureac and very
o!oluoct valcdc,ory irom III. President
Under the auspices and guidance Of ho present able Presi-
dent and body oI Professors il is expected ,a At the newt
course commencing ii Ociocr there ii ba many addition
al students entering this far-ircd and distinguished college
lsiEgusho! Tor the may proin.u; .nan Of The cauntT,
who rolrei within IL. venerable walls con5scrltd I"
science and TO write ALCMNuS.
Fredericksburg, Va, July Is, 1850.
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plrp,lc MEETING IN MATHEWS.


Pursuant pn5.c nuae e.cn II Jane Iptt IN UNUSUAL
IT, large n,rcs o. The g'.pla without regard !" Ptf'!; s"
yrGe at .le Cout .unse JAY - ief ~ h'5 cor. day y
- rom.aic a .In.i1ta IL. .. the elj TO "c u'is
p:,ivct j. entitled in the Convention, when y to assemble
in October rvxt - ~. - The Constitution oi Inc S"t'
On motion E5elcl,r Eo.lnnon called 10 the CHAR.
a,,i John H. B!lkc appointed Sccrc;1rv.
On further notion the decided choice 81 'ier ho'i-
~ oi Inc voters of , county, Mr. j. l. Shepard vas nGan-
mo,-v riom1li"d nt!i heartily rrcomn nded ~ 'ac us
irIct ts n candidate ,ln ab"vc alluded L.
EGENEZER EOuiSNON, Chairman.
Joux II. nt>RE, S"areary.
deem il pro,er tn that after hs above een" a''
au.rc. ..aen-. oi III: Roy men was cai:,. "''t'iHp
IN fourteen proceeded To nominate if. n.y. a,o.
into tsn artina aud those opposed 10 his nomination we:e
requested not - iatc:., with their proceedings q Such
. tie Indignation IA, people, that tney ca:!e 'a Tue
m lin. a;.l :tius;aL their reranlt;on - vote i"''n
Mr. Roy n,mnliion. they certi. .fnn! ha;e done
Ind not Mr. Shepard himself appealed IL his ehds io' -
interfere and he requested all favorable "a bis ce:iion Ge
,u wi,hGcaw from the meeting. JOHN II bLAhE"
=" Examiner and Viii will please copy
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" ,snINoroN. JrLy IGih.

W,SHINGroN, Jew l6fh l-1V
Isport:nt Rninor- Ires;d,,t IW,norss ligH1hs 1'-
Question Iroubic Of Cabnei maLilg-Hr. t"rFI". ~.
rumor Of great importance !nG ~ pl:isi2iily PIE
walls the intended otter Of rhn At the .fsf nj s'
oson tJ hc adjustment oi The yeNcG iaeai!n s!io"i '
bill before the Senate fall. The test question = |" % ''
IL morrow. The friends nt ha bi s+!l 70 e fiisri -
rsil OF liz fate, though they are al i'll 'hF Ses: Ut
Bel! who ha been quite ILL., appeared 10 Gay! he = p
sined that he viii sustain ihe bill. II ~ events, Il VI
IIu,. c. aet The floor tonorow. after Mr.. Webster las
made his final effort in favor the measure he will MAKE
motion to lay il On ne ia'r- ,:
The ornaments Of the are determined fo get
,.s vot r,se neither cy er friends can see ;'I!
p,spcct OF any - ,e dsc>Sion Inc deot'e q.
amendments relative - Texas has M, commenced dni VI"
,;ord - standing theme I'LL Christmas hIr Webster i T.
sruk ant Two hours, understand, and Or The general
merits ot the blii . 80 a,
In case the bin fails, Mr. Clay, according TO the uno
above mentioned il bring forward the Esecu'i. plan |;
is simply offer bill establishing the territorial govern
men,s and embracing settlement OF the Texas Question
and after this is disposed ci bring forward separate i
for the admission California So il the friends 0t Cali
i,n;a will not take Mr. CiayS Dil ney will haze ioag
road 10 travel before tey bring her into tie Union Il
the measures have snfcicn; strength united they w.
| be still weaker when separated.
| Mr.. Fillmore does fni cabne, making very fasy.
though helped By all Congress ard al! te letter writers and
all the newspapers, and I'll The political q, nucs lie
rather his friends outsi. inside ot his c!9sc, nadc
cabinet last night and cat oil al their beads t u
H dangerous thing ~ g; nomination Tor this cal!3et
nope lr. Fillmore find seyen wise and moderate
vho ready 10 serve teif country. NAY .e na e o.
iged 10 advertise Gr Ministers Nalpu.e says "!t -
mise Of good pay little work, and without chaa"er o't
their place.
Mr. Corwin has they say, declined o,r:e.
The present cabinet il i SAID have been a.se 10 r'i IN
thirty days and have decline! renlnia5 !ot i"y >i.ei
time. L..
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19

lLs I0er, Of cDota vrall Caroline, Hln0rar aaa Nu3
IIWiiM
Fellow Cii!z.ns judge John Tayloo lrnaX having de-
riincd the nomination: erI4cd by yonr Conyenion "hch
assembled a s Bowling ''re"n on M"nlay as, we "
av, i, nseat lof vog aynrah. '.;oa lie nanc
m Join L. Maryc ~ orc combining ali thc qualifications
fc,,-c for ~ abb. faithful and iccn ntpcr OF inc I"'-
yeI,u for Reform. 3lr Maryes before the di:
,ri. coayrIoE bat lost n"inaaon br small inill
4; In our county is believed, he WI ,"'r ecnefa't
unite support both parties, than any o,nci a '
ca noyy lac named. IAhoi-iHi''
Frelertksbulg papers pIe@1e copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19


Mr. Stephens of Georgia hasw is''ef ienyins INA.
he or MI Toonts waited President layioF ufi.s .s
cen lIocs mil SAYS mai he never had any conversation
with the late President charged ty The correspondent oi
he Philadelphia Bulletin
The remains oi Gen. Taylor will be sent 10 Kentucky