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NOTICE.
HE subscribers having disposed of one-half
= their interest in the New YoRK AND NEW ORLEANS
EafkEss 70 Messrs ADAMS Co., the business will be
Sohunced hereafter under the and style of ADAMS
PRESS. STiMSON co IA f;amn St
NewOrleans, June ID, 1851 lei6 2W
lME-l000 bbs. fresh Thomaston, 1000 bbls
=; Anon and uhea, Duo bbh. ST. Genevieye landing and
iei1 HAYMAN g. HOLDEN. ss Magazine st.
w lNDOW GLASS-l50O boxes of various
w sizes, in store and for sale low, by
~ NATHAN JARVIS Il co.
INNS u Magazns md Common
OUlNlNE-3O00 ounces in store, and for sale by
W lel3 u. VI HART Y co. 70 ChapptQuas 81.
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STEAMBOATS,.


~6-. For Mobiie-Dalu u. s. Mail Line
Es4@c VIA i,aS q: Louis. Pas. ckoaiaa snd Pm
-, -. -, cagoula-Summer Ansngensnt-r The new
a. sGsroa low es.a $50 lrena s,rSmis;
master (havng hem built expressly tor the Lake trade. with
superior accommodation. One Of the above will
Leave the Ponichartran Railroad daily the arrival At the
~ The Way Letter Bag will leave The office Of the
Agent promptly at BALI past y O'Clock. A. q,
- - Canal Line steamer ST. On ARLEs-
spmTs n;. ATps eng a;.,i Noble wa Bay
Biloxi and PascagoulaOn and after Saturday. the eth inst
this new and splendid packet steamer, VIM G. Sutton
ter built expressly Tor the Lake trade, with
WEDSEsDAY and skTTRpSY ~ MSsNING AZ
O'Clock and the POncharFan Railroad the arrival Of the
%Sst Ss y n S will s leave MSSs
ever, THURSDAY EVENiNG direct. .'' ''"'''''' anu
Freight received the New Canal Warehouse at all hours
o. the last barge eaves the Warehouse Tues
The way Letter Bag will leave the office of the agent
je6 r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
-ru.. steamsr CALIFORNlA-s summer
eh Ar, dns sMoa Bay :, L9S
splendid Lake packet steamer. Charles Reynolds MASTER
having been thoroughly overhauled and refed with
AIRY cabin forward and sky hight aft, for ventilation
ss ne 81
the O'Clock A. N. cars. and SATURDAY EVENINGS
s x b BAY Fsi:
~ = For Alexandria, NatchitOches, Grand
Ecore-'The light draught steamer SARAH
GORDON, John Amsden, master, will leave
10y the anove and all intermediate landings TUESDAY
sh Inst At clock NJ Fos freight passage having
je2s o. RoUBIEU. Agent. "A Old Levee.
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC. :
@CHARLEs sToUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. "a Camp stseet.


L Coffee :. =. .
Sugar .. =, -:
London Porter and Scotch Ale;
Raisins, Cunants. Ctron, Grapes and
Butter, bacon, Flour and Rice;
Molasses and Syrups Of all qualities;
Hams, Sugar-cured and Westphaia:
Tobgues and Dried Beef;
Oils. Candies, Fish, etc. No
on the most reasonable terms. ;sti-j H..
T w. ARTHUR & CO., Is and % New Le1ee.
L. offer for sale 1850
Cofee-Rios Havana, I.aguyn and Old Java;
Tea-Choice and common Green and Black
Tobacco avendsh various qualities and sizes of Plies.
ttaagars-A large supply q imported and Amssicas
Wnfs-Madeira. Port, Malaga, Claret Sautegne Musea
Champagne, ETC., in glass and wood -
Lapon-Cho,ce od Cosnac, Medium and $500 Gin
Wh.ky-od Rye and Boarbon, scotch an ls.k Nan:
EordaisI Assoet Curacao, Absynthe. Mssashino stc:
syruDs-Lemon, Natural and assorted;
SDicss-Peppes. Aspice. Ginger. Nutmess, Coves etc
pickes-Of ali sizes and qualities J-Tr',-~
Provisions and Groceries Of all kinds. ann All
BOSTON PIG PORK-PacI - Is Quarter bbI,
- expressly for family USE Ssi "a -
Picked Salmon, In kits and half II
Mess Mackere, In kits and half KIN Rf i4t
MOL do N half bbl., quartz bbls., kits and half
Haibun, Napes and Fins, in quarter bbls /;
uned Cod Fish, fine article fe-
And very large aasostment Of Family ard Plantation
q, sss ow By iapai n EVANS Co. s c.. sse =.
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Castillo. " ' ""'s ~ N IVA
RIO De JANEiRO-Per bark Frances Watts: $500 bags
BORDEAUX-Per bark Salanander: 1859 bhds l2l bf do
Wne 9rdsr-4o hhds wine Tho PinetsO do Cahuzac-61
90 De Fuentes-40 hhds 40 hf DO w VTedenhurph
aco-4o hhds is hf do wine Lambert-lO8 hhds do w ar
naken kirchhoi-s4 hhds Is hi do wine Talomon-igO
hhds wine Boyer ffere40 do vernlOO hhds 81 hf do "a
eases wine FerneaIi hhds wine eks brandy Carere
V, gipes spf's Of wine, hid bbl 81 wine
Ties Roumieu-l5 hf pipes ~ a do IS bbs brandy to
HAvANATPe, bark vaencinnos: $40 hhds liz ties ITO
ARCHAEOLOGICAL tcbT Ed Bernard. 10 hale. mn,
ton NJ Gatin-3 do E G Rogers &co " '''" '''
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI,

l. for the reception of Boarders. During the spring. "a
many additions and Improvements have been made :!
ensure greater degrees of comfort convenience TO
the guests Of the house. TIE Table will be always furnished
with all the deicaces which the and the New Or
charge. and always plenty Of Milk from kept
The premises Attached to the house fine airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns which make one of the
most pleasant resorts the sea shore.
Arrangements for be made with the pyopretor
at the PcydIas street Restaurant No. 80 Poydras street
my29 I'm John COATES p,onyiotor
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Armstrong, Harris geo
Brem ship Olbers Fechter, Bremen Schroeder Mummy
Br schr Dart Smith. Belize (Hondura.). Bareii aoo
u y Revenue Cutter. Duane. Day from MnatIan-S w
Pass
Sp ship Paua Berostro, 30 days from Barcelona. to
Castllo-1st my.
Sp ship Busnnveninra Izen, so days from Barcelona in
ballast, master-1st my.
Bark Frances Watts Bernee 81 days from Rio de Janeiro
to A. Foster Elliott list my.
Russian bark Salamander Wasens from Bordeaux 18th
April, to msster-lst my.
Sp bark Hermizo Vaencinnos Rape days from Havana
to master-1st my
Schr Two Friends Nelson. days from Maagorda Bay in
ballast, to master-lst my.
Schr Ed Bernard sau nder days from Apaachcoa to
Rogers &ce-Basn.
sTkAMBoATs.
Bulletin No Q. Church, from ST Louis
California, Detchen, from Louisville.
Globe. Brooks, from Nashville.
Hungarian, Neal, from Cincinnati.
M usic. S.reck from Laf0urche.
TOwboat Phenix Crowe from the Passes-owed down and
to on the 18th ins ships John Holland and Tennessee
m brought up ship Panlita and bark F Waits.
TOwbOat Whitney. Heatan. from the Passes-brou ght
up ship Buenaventura and bark Salamander
-.. Exports.
COMMISSIONERS steamship Pampero: So bbs 10 half
do Hour ~ bb whisky hams 10 kegs lard ks corn
and snndres. - ~ ~
BRIMENPer ship Oilers: So bales cotton. 1000 staves
new YoRK1Per bark Murlo 5000 sks corn. II pkg.
BEL!ZE-Per schr Dar bbls 80 half do -four "a bb,s
bread. ! hid tobacco and sundries
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Forgery-Hel'ry Magnn was tried yesterday
on the charge of forgery, before the First District
Court. and found stIlty. Sentence deferred.
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SHIPPING.
United States Mail steamship Company

United States Mail Steamship Company.
FARE REDUCED.
EOR NEW YORK DIRECT, via HAVANA.
~ The splendid double engine steamship GEORGIA.
SSfsa sa' OPPOSITE Sf lie 2 f.e:
Dh h fuGs Ms and on sATUR
10 ss'F Srsa ni'I
S,eerage Berth and found .;;.;;...... g 60
= una ssndse Beri i Forward cab G,n ..... %
Storage Berth and found ............ 20 OO
EY Passengers for Havana must have passports from
Each Of The Company's steamship. ha. expert.
E Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
Fog freight or passage. apply at the office Of the
'i jea ~ '''SN''''' JAMES R. JENNINGS. Agent.
Pacific mail steamship Company.
THE ONLY THROUGH LINE.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, via
HAVANA AND CHAGREs--Fare Redaeed-On
double Porch
Psaf steamship Panama S On Or about he
From New sSoG Glea f.S 70 Ghasrs..
IN NAN saloon
In Second Cabin g %
In seerage. % w
From Panama to San Francisco.
In Second Cabin. 2s 60
In steerage Id w
"a aR BiMisfs eRs'G i HARRIS 81 co. Agents.
jel9 l06 Magazine street.
se4M7, Packet > uniied States 1Hsa LINE 5etYssn
Eap so
or and sd Of each month; LEAVING Charss
ton for Havana on the LIST and 18th.
. RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charlss,on or Savannah.
F fh 10 mey VIA. i - q"
o. ot u.s.
New YORK and Phade mia II the same time BY tSins the
Steamship to those ports. Dc law
- FOR NEW YORK-stanton's Line Of Pack ets
HiiHf .sns Phi:
Of her cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch
superior state accommodations apply board
NN ~ j. w. STANTON & co.
jeal corner Magazine and Lafayette SITS.
q. FOR NEW YORK-The fine bark ELIZA
S&3A ANN, Clough, master, is now loading. and will
cotton having good accommodations, apply
ss opposite f'' a,ss:; 4.
=. FOR san FRANCIsCO, Cs!iona- Regular
&&2& Line-The clipper bark SALEM, Capt Collier
...t now nearly tar aa a h. &c offered
pers from This port Direct for several months For freight
WM PRs
E 10 n.se.. sS join fS aRs e.:
of her cargo on board will have immediate Dispatch
freight OF ITO bales G6SA Y sPy e Place.
xH FOR FREIGHT OR CHAKFKR--Ths new,
| -2&tA fast running Mexican schooner FAusTINA, Ri.
, beira maser. will have dispatch for any port in
ass 8A ff!si i'epS GS 81 Common st.
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0o"HIhaVHbts H utcHN SVuTCN E-OI1Bh,
FOR giving beautiful gloss to Linens, Muslins,
Cambrics. Collars, Shirt BOsoms ant all kinds of prints
r. use prevents the Iron from adherng tbs Linen and
any The ladies have long ielt the necessity
such article. and in this their expectation will fully
realized, competition feared after impartial trial
....ALsO....
BEAuMoNT's FRENCH LIQUlD BLUEINa, for giving that
blue tint Linen which destroy the yellow tinge they would
otherwise retain after washing.
NJ: One cake will do thirty dozen of clothes. and
family should be without it. Sold by
je2 IF J. HUFTY, No 10 Camp a.
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AUCTION SALES.
Mayoralty OF New Orleans,
JUNE 10, 1851.

Mayoralty OF New Orleans,
JUNE 10, 1851.
coUSo s q MS 81 Tu..dsy june E1 1Yo
p ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
IL requested after giving five days notce 10 the ofca pa
for " 81 s psds % S
built accordance with the 70 be furnished BY
the SURVEYOR and Published with sad n1ce and 70 be paid
SAID Tender be finished in respect and delivered
ss % ,na EN- Of we % h
per day for each and every day beyond The sad specified time
% : .a ss s G hs
in his he lime Of Indication
ApPsessd June 10, 1851. n $500 - ''''''
T,0 ts sSgsa H. BIER A t n cRo's"A' Mayor.
MAYoRALry or NEW ORLASs, June 10. 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN virtue OF the above
l resolution that will sell at office. on MONDAY.
the 3oh nst at IL o'clock to the lowest bidder the
tact for building Drop Tender ies The use OF the Dfedes
jeO A. d. CRossMAx. Mayor
Specification
Of Drop Tender for tie Dredge Boat Of the
Second Municipality.
This Tender to be in respect inferior in workmanship
@ BE- we ned Hs .o bo o re
reservoir must fest BY ii feet inches top,
s s nsfs " bottom or on the Drop
She TO be much longer than the present boat the
wen Of the asr shorter than the above Or feet but in
Al respects similar structure to the said boat and OF The
like material.
The lender be finished and delivered to the Munich
penalty and forfeiture of sl day for every day
after not forfeiture to be retained out Of the
Good security will be required in the full amount of the bid
and the party must hand in his under his
at We time OF the adjud,ca alton
New Orleans, June ~, 1851 -
Gpr ,hnS ~ N.u...
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S36O,OOO.

fnonAs A. ADAMS, President.
MOsBs GnuRHWoop, Vios4Prssds,,
CHAKLRs j. MAHsONI, Secretary.
Directors.
Samuel 6sil IF. c. Hs, C., 8.rvsr
Gn1s 5wts, jobs NJ Ball. o. L. D.b.l,....
n"s~ eTsess0od, =. y H. NORTON, p. Prss Pns
j. A. BarsIE 6. s. Havkas T. T.~lo~
Wm. p. Conswss r. B. .3SrnSv ~ 900
David Haa@as, H. NJ WfgM, Nv cayyou
john d Benz, Nv ZacsRjs T. RsA,rs
W. Stsnaos, CornsiSs Fslo~ss, ". p. Vr,ds.S,,,
Nathan Jars1si c. r. Bsddsets, Joas O. NooaruS
George JONAS, ". 3. Ne cuteAsos A. j. Aknxrv.
p Si7tms, 4 2uis DssaILs. q n r..-.n l.,
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Ew ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON tIrY,
Wednesday Evening, June %, 1851.
Arrived steamers Bulletin and Saxon 1873 Beeves 3S2
Sheep and q Cows and Calves There ample supply
Of Beef Cattle Sheep and Calves and Yearngs sale. but
mail stock OF Hogs.
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FRESH IMPORTATIOU or
CHOICE TEAS! g

THE subscriber has just received from one Of the
4 hrt Tea imposten "a rtiisdsphs, complete asor
to suit purchasers has had them in small OF
u and ID each They are guaranteed 70 Be Of quality
equal not SUPERIOR to offered in This market,
embrace all the varieties usually sold here. Ths following
e list Of qualities and Qices: LEX ~
Ext 6nos scuvo uass uv~o, Al IN
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AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT & co. COGNAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the old established house of Arbouin Maretr &
Co prepared TO receive orders for their very superior
COGNAC bRANDlES, upon the liberal terms: to he
sgped in any quantity. or to any that may eGuired
diS " y. WOLFF. Us Camp ST.
SALERATUS-60 packages Soda and Pearl
ieaI E. ]. HART & Co 70 Tohoupi,oula. st.
0UlNlNE-24OO OF. in store, and lof sale by the
ieai Ell HART Il CO. 70 Tohouptouas st.
TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA-As sup
Il ply direct from the factory, landing eY ship Je.sore and
for sale by p. l.. MASSEY,
myA corner Camp and GSsvisr street.
TURKS ISLAND SALT-For sale in lots to
l. suit purchaser. Turks Island Salt of the very best
jel0 JOHN TOOLE, Bank Plaos,
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~ He will continue to keep his usual sock Of ~,
To- nrsrring them in this style supplied in guam
IF The patronage of the lovers of Coon Tra ,..,.c,
fully solicited w. q. RAYMOND,
myA I'm III ls.~n &c.,
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PORTABLE CLOSETS,

have on hand and for sale, a lot of CLOSETS
Of superior model at u to Is each No family should
be without them Any who raise a. will save
money By purchase and family, well 10 do" viii
myis T. W0OD PERRY. 60 Msr,z,.s at
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THEY HAVE COME

IV Those persons who have been 90 anxousy waiting
for the arrival Of our Su RGICAL. DENTAL AND Ely E
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
at last to hand and ready for Inspection They
are really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality. Call
and see them. For sale by
Iel0 Il P.L MASSEY. cor. Camp and Gravier sts
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BLADON SPRINGS,

THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
June Tor The he Of visitors he st day
I'm aqnns The past wn,e and will be
1--WE hundred persons In edition to he meacns and cur.
hye properties Of The III Diseases pecuiar Southern
the ss1 and ssns
eu tour miles from the Bsbee river in Choctaw county
SIe as1e'aS by steamboats, e all Of
benefits Be derived from the waters suffice H.
hst we tel fully wsFrsntsd N saying that their
kidneys and skin ulcers Of long standing general debility Of
BY Waters IN he ae ETC. are
who have tried their efficacy.
regular packets from Mobile 70 the Springs. .s@iwssk y
Sapcf T. to SSnysg
s Ss:: the
pains render their visitors comfortable For chemical po
b Fsso sn fs.s q s
RATES OF BOARD:
aay
ps, on,i ~ %
" Children and servants half price %
per- week
.tss. Is:ss families SSSSoRs
For further information, apply the Agent in
NeMOneans, u. u. SMITH, II POydras
COOPER's WELL,
THE undersigned, having made considerable i'm
visitors now prepared to receive all who disposed @
to pay visit From the reputation Of the water G.s4
board and lodging. week. el0 90
Board and lodging, per day 90
u Horses taken care OF on moderate terms.
lNMAN WILL ANS Proprietor
to he We'll aye by railroad =" Rsvnnd * a
miles staging from Raymond 10 the Well
kV Gen. MCMAKIs, late OF the Prentss House, Vcks
burg, will oicate and exeron will made to render
our guests comfortable my22 I'm
VTTESTEP WE'D ANNA
w H. - -. -. r., ~, o"'hv a eho"Ptou-
las anu JuIa streets he above establishment, -
renovation with new furniture, ETC., the propesrs G.kl
manent and tIans;sn B"Ss s' N 'es s @ en
the city. 49,
They also announce that the of this hou.e will ons,
TODAY l2th INST at p NJ under The best of manage
mept and furnished with the cho,ce. Wives ami iamn,
jea0 Il Lane 4 Dunn, Plopreton.
RoARDlNG-,single Gentlemen or Families
- ueslfous OF obtaining comiortahle b0Pt and
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Specification

Of the Extensions to be mads to tile Ship
Wharvss betDeen Gaienmie and Robin Streets.
Wharf No. will be extended further into the river 30 feet
nv feat
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These packets all first class vesse and OF light draft
and wi sail promptly advertised.
The cabins Of these ships handsomely furnished, and
no exertOns will be spared by them accommodate shippers
and attention the convenience and conor OF
passengers.
wharf, or to j. w. STANTON Il Co
THOS. P. STANTON, IS South St, N York apl6 jy
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DR.. IL. CrNil,S
Shoulder Brace and SuuDOrter.

THIS ingenious instrument, as NAV be seen bv
4 the cut, supports the whole Body,
and "a OF great value to persons suffer. I6A \8UA
ing with Pains eakness in The W~
Back, chest Side, giving imme- 44
date relief, and finally rendering the Nv
weak and dejeeted. strong and vigorous N>
The consumptive, those predispossd
to consumption, may be greatly bene- D8V
fitted, and have Lille prolonged By the VA
Usx OF This Il X CE.
kR- CALL and examine the BRACE
and convince yourselves.
ESikllMAE. Agn, for the South
:, ~ Also. Agent Tor In. Bannngs celebrated ROiiy
o@htS- vnhlt tvd6xW
[ Ill OF VlTRlOL-l0O carboys Oil OF Vtriol
manufactured at the Southern Chemical Works 10,
saie w T. L. MASSEY,
myA CORNER Camp and Grsyier s1ss&a
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
L.rrrrr.aso5 ~ soa N.-I.orerrrp.so5 w.-nr,u. 8.

CRKsCkFT OFuCK,
Thursday Morning, June 8, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Pampero. Wells, Galveston.
Armstrong, Harris & co
Brem ship Olbers, Fecher, Bremen Schroeder Mummy
Bark Murll0, Merrill NewYork. Chas Deake & co
Br schr Dart Smith. Belize (H0nduras). Barel tJc0
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06
Aitor of the Uuion is a rank FEEDER alist-a fe,

,4itor of the Union is rank Feeel alist--a fed
7zs@St of the Hamiltonian and elder Adams school,
He believes in sStrong Government" and would ia
that party whose policy and principles lead
elective monarchy with immaterial restraints upon the
central power rather than ederatve system, such
our own governments in fact. 1t was natural them
that he should claim the election Of Foote and Cobb
as triumphs-trumphs of federal principles. Both
like him of the Union federalsts He defends the
proclamation of Jackson, and the Force BILL and all
the hereses propogated by the federalsts in 1924
His theory of Government is as pernicious that of
any man now living and know to what extent this
declaration carries US.
We are free to confess that we regard the Washing
ton Union as being very dangerous paper, not so
much from the influence it exerts from the adroit
manner it adopts inculcate Federal doctrines under
the guise Of Democracy. 1t has abored assduously
for months to crush the Democratic party in Mssis-
sppi, and its feeble and rckety organ in this city has
at last found enough squeak minor key
amen. The Columbus Democrat has at last gathered
courage face the music 1t arrays tseIfn the ranks
offederasm and adopts the platform of the late
venton and endorses the fourth resolution of that
venton specially. This has surprised no one, how
ever. tits destiny.
its effort to reap the advantages of Foote's election in
this State 1t is known that threefourths of the In
ion men in this State real genuine Federal Who's
and the claim set up that the election of Foote is
Democratic Uctory, is an open bid for the wings of
this State to step into the Democratic party The call
for convention by the Union Democrats, is meeting
with general approval from the Union wing press, and
is apparent that the federal wings will 60 into that
convention, affiliate with the Union Democracy, and
support the Democratic candidates of the Baltimore
convention. Had the Union designed anything less
than this-had it not discovered in the Union party
the peculiar federal doctrines adrotly advocates, it
would never proposed, nor would it endorse that
party but for the purpose of paving its way into the
National convention. Its object is to force that con-
venon to give the doctrines of Jefferson and Madison
the 60 by. Let our Southern Rights friends watch
this movement 1t is a dangerous one to the South.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-06
The Primitive Republican.

The last number the paper named above, contains
two powerfully written articles, both of which we
shall republish in our issue The editor has gone
step beyond us-he not only denounces the Union
as dangerous party, but he proposes organza-
ton of the Democratic State Rights party with the
view of arresting Federalism.
1t is to be hoped that friend of the Primitive,
will cease dealing in generalites, and open his heavy
metal upon definite points of the New Platform
reared by the late convention The votes of the late
Chief Justice w. L. Sharkey furnish material for a
review of great power, and when contrasted with his
previous course, will demonstrate to the People how
far principle governs the Union preservers. The oath
is another feature in this platform and append
ing Washngton's Farewell address to the proceedings
is another step of the demagogue, showing to what
extent they dare trfe with the people We hope our
contemporary will handle these matters as he alone can
do it, His epigrammatic and nervous style is unap-
proachable, and if he will hunt the game down. he will
do essential service the cause of truth and Re-
publican Principles.