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The New York herald., 1850-05-18
Supreme Court.
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NAV uI.-Drostoss.-7horas ". Psrf,iigs and Ofssrs
80. yo.rt T. Gii6ert ari Onsss.--Order dssoving in
junction heretofore granted and denying further in
junction sought for with sio costs OF motion TO the
defendants.
Jau,s r. Ccirsfc aud Ofh,rs re- ksison J. Elliott and
Okos0rder to be entered In favor Of instructions to
Referee.
lydia n. I>riscn 80. George Isrison.--The husband
should not he examined as witness between him nd
his wife some one else must prove the marriage The
order Of reference must be produced; the proof Of
service oftummons should show where u was served
NAV 16-So~.ei J. .7rnsirorrts Jas W Ha,rirs &c
Motion denied without costs The defendants have
not mace suntcienly clear case TO cntite them TO
change the venue.
IN CHAMBERS.
nsr 16-Ors-erd TAcrrscr was brought before
Judge Edmonds on warrant charging him With having
manufactured the torpedo which 10 the house
of1hcmse Warner. The District Attorney appeared
for the prosecution, and Mr. Camp for the prisoner
The judge did net hear the ease. but referred TO
the justices ofpoiice.
There vas quite heavy fanef sacv u Utica n. T. on
the 1oth Inst.
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1her. q hisste Congress was towed down rom the
Navy Yard on Saturday TO the anchorage between the
Forts. by the Y. a. steamer Engineer, 81 master Olm-
commander Mercer. wss towcd mp 10 the Navy Yard
en- Saturday, by the steamer Engineer, "a mssssf
Qlnstead. eemmaudins .-AvyeA Bssssr, Msy ~
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There vas quite hesvy fsnef ssev ~ Utiss, H. = on
tAe 1oth Inst.
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year, no less than ,l6l young persons have been
registered at the office free Of cost, Of whom 4So
were provided with permanent situations; the IT,
mainder being, for the most part, employed as day
workers. Ii is a circumstance highly credtaole
to the character of these young women, and at the
same time illustrative of the judicious superntend
ance of he manager, Miss Newton, that IN no
single ingtance has any complaint been made by
principals of misconduct on the part of those re-
commended through the Office"
strict inquiry is made into the characters Of all
who apply TO have their names registered the ma
mayer addressing the following queries TO the APP
plicants last employer
"How long was M in your employ In
what capacity! Was she quick in her work Was
she neat in her work What work does she most
excel in Z Was her general conduct TO your salts
faction How long is il since she left you !! Do
you consider her capable of undertaking the stu
alton of -" [milliner or dressmaker, as the
case may be.
II the applicant to the association seek to be re-
addressed to her last employer, with the addition,
"Do you consider may recommend her d ny
worker to DIRE ssmakers :" In the military depart
ment Of the business, may add, the system of day
workers is unknown-it is confined to dressmak-
ing.
The young women who place their names on the
books of the association are not subjected 10 any
cost while prCvident fund forms a part of the
provisions of the institution, and aEy dressmaker
who chooses TO pay 5s. is entitled TO advice and
medicine, from eminent physicians and surgeons,
employed and paid by the society, the remunera-
ton of those gentlemen being all but nominal.
In my next letter purpose dealing with the slop
part of the milliners' trade.
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zeigl'r LAW
M. Y. pRApZ,g,A
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MEDICAL.

NEW REMEpIAs AND QUICK CUREs.-DR. DE La
~ hbis celebrated remedies tpurcy yssetablel ioI
HE Office 81 Lponard street. Broadway Recent cases
invariably removed IN two days Those who have
meat qusekdoe,ers, viii be surprised at the rapidty Of
tCir By placing Themselves under careful scientific
ard Intelligent treatment lis "prTae medical trestiss
furnished 20 bis patients gratis Gcpun female regulating
r and drops dollar also, the French specific for Leu
-nVrf o-a M
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I1n nnNIANs-IuPnRr,Nr RFnrcrInN IN

rt1O CArIFORN IANs -INP0RTaNT REDUCTION ~
me rrice OF p-stae from PRnama san Francisco.
he sud srlendc double steanshp Constitution
: y. BisBt. L. -, aadcr, will leave FanaDa Tor
sst tie 18Th Dcceebtr next in season fer piS
Is the Of the 5h aal 18th inst. The
Constuis bult anccc the 6upsrn teaisnco
a. I.rt and the Union whose admirable IA
nd sailing qraties we'll kuoNn. she IA hted
out Wis soIos Of aFuPs0r order, and nher plins nor
htersty Will Be spared sNc Passengers sa'afaG
tcn Vrice OF uass FfEama San Firs
csLn S2s: second cabin. Ss1; stecrsre, 500 Apply
WAND PkICf. 40 Wall street.
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opposed DATES or SAILING,
EDWARD K. COLLINS, Sc Wall street, N. Y, or 70
BROWN, SHIPLhY Co, Liverpool,
e. q ROBERTS & CO, Is Kings Arms yard London.
l.. DRAPER, Jr., h Boulevard. Montmsrtre Paris

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY-FoR BRE-
" via sou bampton1he United States Nail STEAMSHIP
WARRINGTON, q. ". Floyd, commander. win sail for
Bremen, via southampton, Wednesday 10th November
frCm pier No b North river, at o'clock, r. NJ Price Of
passage IN the hrst cabin, $50 price of passage in the
second cabin 500 An experienced attached
the ship All letters must go Through the Poat Office spe-
passage apply 20 hOLLER SAND Agents 50 Broadway.
DACIEIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoaPANY.-THE PUp-
ne are iniorraed thai under NE .rransspens Of hi,
Department. and carrying the United mails will
tnue 70 leave Panama SAT- Fr1noiSeo the first
teenth days OF each month unless detained by
accident arrival u tho mails at Panama. TIE
Of the dfst Of he month will touch Acapulco.
sen Bias Nsgatlnn, San Diego and honerey The steaI
er ofthe dteenh o. the month viii touch s Acapulco bu,
The steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly, after
her arrival in the Pacific between San francisco and po
il Oregon, atng at the former port the arrival Of ai
and passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with mails ard passengers for tho following from
san Francisco. regular line propoiers win be kept VI
Tor he sransnert,. fresht ana transient pasenseri
betv cyn Pansma aRd Ban Francipeo,
The connection 10 the Atane will be maintained by sht
Jtshnshls IAPiRe CITY lea wing new York thu 18th
aud CBtR9 AEE lsaving New YORK the 2sth OF e.ol
moa Coz ChAers thira boat VIII also be kept in New
The new stcauisfips CARIBBEAN and PHILADELPHIA
viii form direct line between Now Orleans aud Chasres
lesvnz such DDS will little detention
possible te Ifthmus forming with the Pacific stea
shirs through line aud from Nov Orleans AMI parts Ia
sexeo. California and Oregon. .
fhrosgh eheg for any aonth can be recrred on sppi
estion The Company % south street. New York Apph-
ssior ptsfsTe New Orleans should be made 70
aRNSTEOkG. LtuRASONk 90. Agents, a. that place
New York, Oct. n. 1851.
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DARIa IoNpoN rREA rMRpT OF PRIYArE Die.

few hours, b. vegetable application withou,
pair. In constitutional affections and emissions I'm
ard debility combine medicines with tho local remedy
there thousands who caanot be cured
pi,out It, have daily OF years standing, from
ge other rhyseisrs In ALI parAntee perm.neat egIe
others by their eNIenx the disease
sncush. ~ diploma With these, aLd the hundreds o.
tGsate, chow that equal t. You cured me In
day D. NJ, Corhyn. rou expelled plant IN few
hours &. Dcroud. was Under the other Physicians oser
u short time John Eellor,jr paid esor 80 in hy,
10 te cured OF eEOIE and debility, pi.hOut SehGht
ycu CURED me, BY local an3 Esa,rl treatment 10 hSf
ZINE; Jas. sasb ury Treatment hy letter once houri
srnu @ 2 and to r. n. DA. LAkAONT, a. Rcld0 g.
~ . doors frcm Brcaiway.
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DCCTOR YOURsELF-TOR TWENTY FIVE CENT
a. by o. the Pockes seuarius, % Ev ~ Ohs r
Dan ghJ sqiau. ILirgth edition, with huairgi
cravings .1owipg Diseases and kslornati0nI, In
siape aud form, by William Young, ". d. gdu,te o. ts
lnNuiiy Of lenrsyivaHia Iho yaions iorms 20 seersi
piscuseg aittuy GcaCrhcd an al the re- sis1t
fain Ggunge. The Cbapter cel Asuea worthy O.
qarusr atsntior, and should Be BY f1-g
vi have ectn unfortunate in tnufractlrg disease
pvous % plac ne yourselves uaer Aa gf alctr
natter vtat his pgecntcng may b. 81 hts trur
efgi work strangers whiting the city pnrculariy thEfs
flatirE marriage d1nt think 81 returning har7t
w'hout copy Of the Pocket nnnpua Sea captains and
girg should poscss DE. Nourg9 frelts
kauisve, che Pocket ltscusrus or livery One Ills ONi
tayticau. seeding iwrnyfys ocme enclosed
70 letter. viii receive one copy q his eoes, neil 81
ST copet will b for dollar. Addtcsa Dr. Nm
YOUNG bk Spruca treet Phil delphis snd Tor sale By
strpgerS Townsend. "a Brptdw New Tcrr.
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T list OF LErIxns sInAySIsG IN TIE NEW YORK

lk Post Once November vth, lSSO.
OyrroIArIv PApxn rAvrre TIVE La nc
CIRCULATION.
piss,. monte, the a.t q p. I in which 'hsy al.
veftigoa. LADIkS LIST.
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SHlPPING.

EoR LIvERPo9I-UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAM-
ship BALTIC Capt. Joseph J. Comsock.rbis steam.
ship win depart with the mails for Europe positively,
Saturday November 10Th &C ~ o'clock from hor berth
the foot of Canal street. No berth secured until paid for
All letters and must through the Post once
Fer freight pssssshaving unequslied accommodations
for elegance OF eomfort-apply to
EDW'D. X. COLLINS Sc Wall street.
The steamer PACIFIC will succeed the BALTIC. and sail
December It'll.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-04-20

SheeP drOVeS, (fOf every
When the Road is completed further into the
interior, it may be necessary to revise this Tariff
of Tolls
EW'D LEE WINSLOW, Pres't
JNO. M ROSE, Clerk of the Board. 5SO-3t
The North-Carolinian., 1850-04-20

H. We are authorized to announce
JOHN C.. MOORE a candidate the office Sheriff
of Robson County at the ensuing August election
Robson county. April 6, 1850. 5SOtf
The North-Carolinian., 1850-04-20
READY MADE CLOTHING

so doz. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid Gloves,
of every size and color; beautiful lot of white
and colored Lace Capes, plain and embroidered
Canton Grape Shawls; French worked Collars
and Cuff; hem stitched and embroidered Linen
Cambria Handk erchiefs; Swiss and Jaconet Edg-
ing and Insertings; embroidered Lace Muslin
Curtains, &c. &C.
A very pretty lot latest style Bonnets, Misses
ditto; Ribbons Artificial Flowers and Wreaths
Parasols. and umbrellas; Moleskin, Panan.a and
Leghorn Hats ; Boys and Youths ditto; sup'r
Calf->kin Boots; GentI~man's Shoes very fine :;
Ladies' white Kid, Satin, and other Slippers.
The above Stock, assured, embraces
every style of Goods called for in our line to
which invite the attention Of the public
f. L & J. A. PEN BERTON
March %, 1850. 57s-tf
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TER.KS OF
ADvHRT1sfNa-:

Onesquareo eoftwenty-oEe e
lines or less for one inser-
ton, 60 cents every sub :
sequent insertion, 80 cents
except it remain in for sew
eral months, when it will
DC charged SO for two
months, 81 for three, &c,
$40 for twelve months. i.
i 90 Liberal deduction
Iior large advertisement
IIby the year or six month.
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~ 49,
NORTH CAROLINIAN.
WIN. H. Bayne. Editor and Proprietor.
FAYETTEVI N. c..
APRIL 90, 1850.

THE BURIAL PLACE of Mr. Calhoun having
been agitated by the people of Charleston, and
the City Council having addressed Gov. Seabrook
to JON them in entreating Mrs Calhoun and the
family TO consent to have his remains deposited
in Charleston, Gov S. returned answer that, as
representative of the people of South Carolina,
he had decided that Columbia was the proper
place; and the member: of the family having
consented, Columbia would be their place of final
depOslte.
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F. & W. P. r. OFFICE, }
April |, 1850. {

The first Section of this Road being complete,
the President and directors have ordered Tolls
to be collected from tomorrow, and have estab-
lished the following Rates of Toll viz:
The North-Carolinian., 1850-04-20

The Louisiana Statesman says that an
insect. SD small! as to require microscopic
eyes to detect it. is destroying the orange
trees in that vicinity and on the sea coast
They attack the trunk and limbs in i'm
mense bodies, covering it as with a second
bark. and seem to destroy it by absorP-
ton.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-04-20

Cure FOR A R1>GwoRM.-I editor
Of the Plough. the Loom and the Anvil
furnishes the following recipe. which he
says is inlalIible for the cure OF r'ngworm.
Heat shovel to a bright red-cover it
with cold fat-iron. They will burn to a
Coal and exude an oil on the surface Of the
fat-iron, with which rub the ring worm.
and after one or two app'ications il wiif b
II IS dead as julius Cesar.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-04-20
IMPATIENCE.

Life of my life--at once my fate decree
wait my death, or more than life from thee.
have no arts, nor powers, thy soul to move,
But doting constancy and boundless love;
This is my all-had the world to give,
The North-Carolinian., 1850-04-20
ICE.

THE Ice House at Campbeton has recently been filled
with of good ICE, imported direct from Charles
town Boston. The House will be opened. and
Ice offered for sale about the middle of the month
Keepers of Hotels and Public Houses be supplied
morning Sundays e1cepted at their doors by
ing their orders with the employed
the delivery of the Ice Terms cash Fifty pounds
cts per Id for less quantity ten pounds
12 cts. The propretors imported cargo last
aud although they did realize profit. it being
and at times important in the heat of Sum-
they concluded try it again depending the
berality of the public encourage and maintain them
in the undertaking.
For the proprietors
DANIEL JOHNSON.
Fayetteville. April 6. 1850. 5SO-tf
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SOMETHING NEW!!

And the best article known for cleaning and
polishing Brass, Britannia Tin, Glass &C.
Every family will have it when they know its
The North-Carolinian., 1850-04-20
SPRING 6 SUMMER
CLOTHING.

JU S T RECEIV VED.
Embracing varieties of Fancy Frock and Sack
COATS; fancy s common VESTS and PANTS,
to which the attention Of the public is called
COOK 4 JOHNSON
April 6, 1880 5so-3t
The North-Carolinian., 1850-04-20

To ascertain the weight Of a horse. put
your toe under the ANIMALS ho0f.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

separate from that series Of DoTi5...
gression, Of which we have so mu,h !,
to complain, | would say admit her
her. But sir q principle is invol,.s
principle which is threatening ,bs
ence OF this government, for however
we may dread the thought, our UDi.. !.
in danger, and unless a speedy and !.
check is given to the north BY drav;.s
dividing line SO deg 30min., for iD,,.s.
aud destroying the right Of presepbO, !,
clifton petitions; although we NAV ~
compromise, hat fell spirit Of fapa,,,,.
lulled for a time, will again show Il. +
strous face, disturbing the peace Il
country, and will continue its s,.,ls.
strides either until it has prostrated !,
the dust, or we in the spirit Of onr Io,,f,
theirs, and the Father of his cOuntrv 4.
resisted its oppression and have dcs,,s
ourselves an independent, prosperOu, I,
happy Southern Confedracy.
EQUAL RIGHTS
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

The O'Reily Telegraph line have estab-
lished al Office at this place. We hope
the energy and enterprise they have evin-
ced, in completing a line 0 extensive, will
meet with the pecuniary success ii de-
serves. The advantages our community
win derive from the establishment Of an
Office here, viii be very great, and we hope
Ihfy will avail themselves Of them. Our
readers too will share somewhat in these
advantages, IS we will be enabled TO give
them every week the very latest intelligence
from Washington and New Orleans.-
Iris viii give additional interes, to our
sheet, and we hope, will somewhat extend
cur circulation.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

The National Intelligencer Of FtidI
endeavoTs 10 convince its readers that
have shTunk from the issues which the !
very agitation has brought before The PH
pie Of The United States. The a%ncisnta
gan Of federalism knows well enough .
most Of its readers hug to their bosons
pleasing idea that the whig party embn
all the decency and all the honesty o
thirty States Of the coDfederlcy, ADD
they are so sodden aud blendcdin lheiFu
tocratic p~reiudices and weakness as d
they look with contempt upon the ideal
they could have any feeling in cOnB
with the progress Of The age, Of EgaIha
ray Of information from a republican
nal, Knowing these things, and know
that they blind and make deaf those Z
daily thank their God--if, indeed, 10
'enseless arrogance, they thank him
anything-th they are not as other
are, the National Tntelligencer says, II
ready-believing ears Of its readers, Wba
must surely know TO be f~alse-cOuRa
the while that their prejudiees and y
concsited blindness will never alloWi
10 detect the imposition which hash
practiced upon them. Had the senid
gan believed, for a moment, that Ihsr
who delight in the darkness Of atisIOer
Parlors, would ever emerge far enough
their covering Of cOnceit to see thems'1
ii would never have Ventured the 90
that it as made against us. II would
known that its own readers stigmala
as false; and II would have known lhsIl
NdIioaal Lststltgsncsy the OHsnsse
journal impuIes to US.
All who have read our paper-we n
say the readers Of the National lnssEs
GER know inll well that, from ~
mencement ofthe slavery aglsA'lO
present time, we have met even
without fear, and that we have lian'7
pressed our views upon every ST.
which is not improper fOrus 70 dlseo's
hive avoided nothing, and we Fay.
from nothing. From the day tha. "
mot Proyiso was fist menslopss
House Of Representatives 70 sns
hour, we have been in the atiliup'
compromising hostility 10 il anu
firmly, and with u%nwayering cO's. M
adhered to the great principle p
tervention, as the. only principle w..
the present difficulties could be 'sj v.
But what was the position q mr. Il 81
Intelligencer7 What course els
Gent organ Of federalism and vs.
apologist Of the Hartford COpve3u
sue7 Did that journal, which g.
charges Of nOn-commi.lslisn 's !.
ers, come out boldly and u.Is.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

The ODD Fellows celebration On the
10th inst, went of very finely. Although
sAe weather was somewhat unfavorable, d
very large audience were out 10 hear the
address Of the Rev. VIM. Carey Crane,
which fully equalled the highest ezpects
'isnsraised BY his reputation.
WE shall moi a,temptan analysis Or bis
address, IS we understand the Order here
hASe requested 4 copy for publication, and
the request has been granted.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

Mr.. EDlToR.-I am informed I'D
the grading on one Of the Rail Road
in South Carolina from Camden cod
only $500. a mile, the wood Sl6N
per mile.-Now If the planters llull
within FIVE miles Of each side Of Ii
Canton and Jackson Rail Road vii
subscribe each for a small amount 1
stock, and then take their hands, q
the first week O. fully next, after Ih
have pretty we'll laid by their crg
and work them, four weeks in diggi
out the Road and getting the timber
they could IN this way, pay for ls
stock without laying out a dollarinca
and insure the speedy completion
the Road-We would then be enabh
to have the Cars running in elghs
months, aud thereby prevent The pqg
ment of Interest on the bonds, and
constantly in the receipt Of dividsd
from the Road with which to psy
bonds without taxes.
"A TAX PAYER
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

we have heard yet Of nothing being
dare towards raising subscriptions for the
Railroad. The same zeal that has hitherto
hf"n eJeted 10 inducing people to vote
E1f j ought now 10 Be exerled ii inducing
'Asn 81 subscribe stock.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
a. r. HILL---E
CAN 0 N +.
THURSDAY, :..:: APRIL 49,: 1885

IRWIN. IA. Q. Jones w~iItCOnsent to be-
come a candidate for Colonel 81 the 25th
Regiment Of Mississippi militia, he will
receive the suPpOnO Of
MANY VOTERS.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

O. The Friends Of Captain W. NJ
9. Jones respectfully announce him
% . candidate for Col. Cont. ofthe
25lh Regiment Miss. Militia at the
Election 10 be held on the 10th, 4 llth.
ofMay next.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

ETR. Morris 4 Co., Jackson, Misp.,
General Collecting, Newspaper and Peri
odical Agents, are authorized TO receive
subscribers, solicit adyerfisements and col
lsct accounts for III MadisoDian.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
W. 1.

The Ocean Queen, . SPLENDID pack.
ct ship Of 1000 toms, was launched at
New York, on Tuesday, the 2lst
nit.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

Hon Mr.. Neville will please ex-
cept our thanks for public documents.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

The PFesbyteFians viii commence hold
ing q %prctracted meeting here to-day.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
EQUAL RIGHTS
RAIL ROAD BARBACIIR

A barbecue willhe given at CaD,a
on the last Saturday (the 9Th dsyl J
this month, to which ali person, a
invited.
The books Of subscription for .aa
In the Canton and jackson Rail Roll
Company will be opened on that d,
Those persons who have subscribe
t" give ma erals, will please send lheI
on the evening previous to the barb.I
cue. CITIZENS
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

DIED-In This place on the stb inst.
ANS, wife Of W q Thompson.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18

40 AL ms LovBas o. GooD CurBR.-
The Ladies of Canon and vicinity viii
oisE y she public 1 splendid sepass On he
evening of ihs frst d MAY next, 4 the
Thss5iaD ball. Plenty Of good music VII
glsee the occasion, and ssrarbeyies eng
cream Willie very abundant, unless old
dane Mature shall decree Otherwise. Tbs
proceeds 81 the nieyiaipmeptaFe g Pc ap.
pliea u he benefit 81 tie Melhopiys Epis'
coral church ID Canlons All sc inVitsI
10 come, and Il IS hoped that none viii fnI
i nsesauaIY 2 ssay awsy.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
JUDGE sHARKEY AND THE ma.
TIoNAL 1NTELLlGENCER.

We publish this weekthe letter Of Judge
sbarhey 10 the National Intelligencer, 10 re-
ply 70 one Of its infamous articles, in which
3 comparison bad been instituted between
The Hartford and Nashville conventions.
We attempted last week, in our feeble
way, 10 FePIy to that article, regreuing at
she time that no ADLER pen had previously
attempted the duty. We are now rejoiced
that q man Of uDquestioned ability, and
acknowledged purify Of character has come
forward, and under his own sign man.
val has administered a signal rebuke to its
editors.
We should have been pleased IL Judge
6harEey had, by way Of parenthesis, Civ
en- ! slight castigayion to those southern
prints (sOutheTn IN locality not in senti-
Ment) that have eagerly, and in bot haste,
transferred the Intslligencer's article to
their columns. But perhaps he pursued
the more proper course, as we believe few.
# any, Of TespeOlabiliiy have had The
shamelessness to re.pUbllsh that article.
We commend Judge Sharkey's letter to
the careful perusal Of or readers, and we
dothis With the more pleasure as be be-
longs q ! different political school from
ourselves. Although j. may be possible
that Al The whig PasIy south are pot tao
roughly sound on the slavery question, The
masses Of that rarity certainly are; and
though some Of theiF second rate politicians
may We disposed 10 stand aloOf, their truly
gssss snd lofty men Iandupfsurlsssly and
independently tOt the rights Of The South.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-18
LETTER FROM CHIEF JUSTICE
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Editors Of The National I~ntelligeneer.
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