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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28
NpOCMET' BOOK l.OST.-oy

A tcrdny evening between Mr. John u. Solo
mons store and Lynch's Ware housc, in tho ,ows
II Lyncll ur;. lost common sized POCKET
BOOh, somewhat worn, tied with Luckskia
string, containing one hundred dollar. in Bank
uo,c-. and gold pierre Of the value two dofrs and
a hGli hcsidcs a number Of bonds. due bls, and
other valuable par crs. Amongst the bonds wcru
two on David Staples, one Tor $40 and the other
Tor 500 one on VIM. A. White. for sio5 oue ON
- Haynes, for $3.50, for tho hire Of u water.
man; one ON Vim. 4. Paxton, for SlT5, also for tho
hire Of a waterman. There were also, IN .nid
Pocket Book when lost, number Of due bin, nnd
other papers Of value t6 me- butte no other person
The deb'pr' y the suil bends and due bills arc
hereby turwarncd from paying the same. or any part
thereof to any other person than the subscriber.
1t is impossible for me to state exactly tho spo,
where lost said pocket book, but believe los,
1t between the points above designated.
liberal reward will DO pnid 10 any person who
viii deliver tho said Poke, Book with Il, contents.
Or Il the bonds nndothcrpapera contained in Il are
restored 70 NE viii Ia TINT event als,, pay to tho
pcrson restoring them fair aud reasonable con.
pcnsaiion. JAMES BILLIARD.
July 2l-ot Son To William of Amh,rs,
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ME-. WILLIAMSON CAYADA--
= CAgELL HOUSE FOR RENT.

- This wei known Hotel situated on gahk
square. i for ren, Cor more years, coinncnc-
iHs irctl The iEt September next. Apriy to
EICHARD X. CRALLE. and
Il. L MANSON, guarliIns of
july i4-ts the heirs Of Sally Ward dcc'd
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ANLOOLEN GOOl,s o,.t OF sca-

w san a, cost for cash.-Ihe subscribers have
on hand large quantity of W oollcn Goods, which
at present are Of season, and will be sold NOW
at cost. Nov is the time TO get burgains, before
cold weather sets Ia. The attention of the public
is respectfully invited to their stock Of Cloths. Cas-
simercs, Vcstings, Cassinets, Brocateil cufiain
goods, cloak Innings, Kentucky Jeans, caskmeres,
rnuusn de lanes, French merinns, English merinos,
carpets rugs A white lin-ey, blue twilled flannel.
over coats, cloth coats, turkey reds, merino shirts
ani drawers, shnwls, mant.Ilas. All the above
goods can hc bought ut cost, which is much
cheaper than they be had for in the winter
son. All are respectfully invited to call and fur
nish themselves is We are anxious to close our bu-
siuc-s. [Juy 2i-2hf1 MEEhl & GWATKIN.
,IIIIIT-ii; ND'ElCE.--I haze for sele three
-------------1 Freight Boats, made Of the best
material and workmanship Any person wishing
to purchase, can BE furnished upon very acconmo-
dating terms. Apply 10 the subscriber near Elk
Creek Mills, Amherst county. Va.
July l0-is ALEXANDER MUNDY.
Republican c0py
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LOTTERIES,
UTw. rgccRERy,s NEW AND

NATNf. TscCEsEHE'S NEW AND
w LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE, Nam
Stree orposte The IVd,7rjck House. +. MORRIS
& co, Successors to d. Paine & Co, Managers
whose liberal aud popular Schemes command adj
miratiun and are not excclled by any other in tho
United States, and from their good luck heretofore
in the distribution of CAPITAL Prizes the same may
be expected
~ Packages. Certificates, or Single Tickets,
can be had at ali times by order or otherwise.
" Two Schemes, large and small, and Draw
ing= received daily.
.g All orders shall have prompt and confden-
tial attention.
~ Il prircs ~, shcl Mt tlis nfrnn
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COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
The undersigned take pleasure in autho-
rising you TO present the rame ofMAEnELL
C. GOODWIN Esq, to the Voters ofthe Sena-
loiial District composed ofthe Counties of
Albemarle, Nelson and Amherst, as can
didatc for their suhrages. They endorse
Mr.. Goodwin as genuine Wing.
Jno. w. Broaddus,
Benz. j. Henley,
Geo. w Henley,
l.. T. Cash,
Charlottesville Airoca;e cQpy.
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NTO. GROSS EEEEe.SNGS.-M

In DANIEL & LEE have this day received on
CONSIGNMENT. 80 bbls No. / Gross Hersinss. and
Offer them in lots to suit purchasers, on accommo
-: -. j. 2S-t<
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rreigr,.s ", and Down the Can:
EXCHANGES.

Corporation Bonds $lOO.
LyncAbarg Hose aad Fire Insurance Company
par s20-soles .25-
Citzens Saving Bank Sleo--sales sl07Ii siace
Ivijpnl
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HTaGOS-WAKEEs WANTED

Wv The subscriber living in Newcastle, tTdte
county. ,y;shcs no empiov a first rate Waggon-ma-
- War-on ard Buggv-rnaker is preferred.
i, 9s-1n A. J. EEMORE.
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. GREAT SACRIFICE rs or

IA FERRD to the Ladies, in muslin maniilias,
Xix maniillas, rephyr shawls, white Grape sliawis
silk scarfs. neck ties, French collars. French mus
lin and lace capes; some emb'd muslin capcs aslow
as 81 IS; muslin collars at 8 cents; chemzettE
emIJd sleeves. musn spcncers, dotted muslin
dresses. grenadines, plaid spun silks. All the a.
bnye roods nrn nr.rrcd at great sacrifice % close
hns;ness. TJvaS-it1 MEM s. GWATkIN.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

July 2s-wtloS Tras,e
~ Bedford Sentinel COPY i'll day Of sale.
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~ NOTfsr.-Vniuubic LIN uel fcr

--4.- saic.--i ptri ~ sglc tho Tract Of LsnA
ON which resle, lying IN ias, epputy OF Campbell
on whipping Greek, - miles South ofJ.ynchtufr,
adJoiAiag the lands Of John $, Payne. x, 8, Will
low aud others, containing 151O Acres. -sy
land lies well and can be con, cnicntly divided 10
suit purchasers II desired. There use about 1900
acres y wooaa, @csl .mherea with good pine ana
oak timber. tho taancc IN Nndcra GOOD foncc.
with 100 acres in clover The inipyoyrmcn,. ara
&a THO COOP FRAMED DIfTLLIND
III HOUSES, Ice House, and all necessary ou,.
hooses, with plenty Of good Tobacco Barps. 4
further description = deemed unncrcsaary l.. per
sons wishing 10 purchase are Invited 10 view tho
premises June a-amirl John BRADLEY,
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m OFFICE no g'sFE FAEEuERs.-

7 :. Tie Amherst, or CATS Mills are nov ready
pbreceire Wheat, where shall be ready a. al
1tes - pay the market price in cash frr %. when
! delivered shall also have boat ard hands TO
take bent across the river. from .Appomat,o sie
without aeiav
! July i1-w3Ir Z sIAfLts
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ENCYCLOPG-

Il OLA, or Science. Literature and Arr, systcmati-
cally arranged, BY G. Heck, with 500 steel ensra-
wings by the mos, distinguished artists Of Germa-
nv; translated BY S. f. Baird A. N. D., few CO.
pics for sale by
IL as-3t D.B. PAYNE & BRO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WARWICK fIOUsE.-rrs. \,

"
w Crccry. (iatr.f Rici4oaa.) Moin 81,
scar he Ffaaaiia Ho,a. iyaeLsa,g, ra.--This cl..
tircly new aud handsome cstablisbmcrf Ia open for
the accommodation Of resi,ns and fransi,nt Bear.
dcrs II has been iis,cl up Especially for the husj-
hoss furnished in new and ha, escre sf,ic and viii
be- kept n tho very best manner N A "
Mis- Nee. returns her thanks for the unprrro.
dented patsoaagr bestowed upon her house lur.n !
the .hort period !, has boon opened. Arrangrmrnt Z
has becn made iarthe accommodation Of horss~ eI
vehicles.
Mrs Nee sulieas share ofrhe public fstfosn o,
PROMISING hrr Peisonai attention to every srPait
land Wiz 'sqaEagad 10 another business.
Prices thu similar establishment.
NJ ANTED. at the so9ye cs.sbhshmen., a hou 80
w kceoer. an assistant Il Srs. Nee. r.
one who "a oarahlc liberal wages will DO nsi,l.
ktSO-a FRS; rate di9ins.room OF housc ecr-aut
i NglA -
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LvMOssY q HENRY GO. Fee,
ExpENsEs.
FOREST SCHOOL VII
NEW CONCERN.--Wrn. A. 81
~ Lofiu VI. lIiIscr milo This ncLAnl Of

ISJI. Terms unchanged
SAMUEL T. MILLER,
JUN iO-N3wif DAVID l.. MILLER,
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W UHN RUELUEIxS.-ThcV Y. & r.
A. Il, Il, Company propose To take some addi-
tons to the Dam upon Bockwatrr Greek lately
the properly ofihe Lyncliburg Manufacturing Co,
aud invite proposals. from persons engaged in Daia
building. Further Information may be obtained N
tho railroad cHicc g. L. NJ, GARNRyT,
LyaohburF july pl--sl1 Ch,r Ensipccr
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Ayy NOTTCE.--yyIn. y. Eoane

- has removed his Law ofFce 70 room over The
store-hoase spw occupied BY air. A. H. Rucker, i'm
mediatey opposite the Bank Of Virginia.
Jnly I7-wI.g
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NOVIfC-riln onJ.r ,.i,.,.,l

x7zs,.ss-g NOTiCE.--riig gpdrrsisnol
Gazss-54 $3.50. VIII. after the 9TH Of tily, riip
good FOUR HORSE STAGE between Lyncfburg
mud Buffalo hpripg IL viii leave Lynciburg On
Tucsdnys aud SainfdaYs a. 7 o'elock, A. ~, a.d
cuvc The Springs on Mondays and fridays.
FARE--tor ndults. A. 90
- Children under 10 years - l3
~ u il Is found necessary. the third trip viii
be made in tho week
~ Office at the Cabell House.
Jolly 3-Im J. r. UITE
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

taken her position. and Gen. Foote is now
loudes, to vocsferaks TreasonM Treason. n
the legitimate consequences Of his own
acts. The facts brought out b. General
Quitman force thee conclusions on the
mind of who il true to them. As h.
advances 10 :he canvas he wllG bring them
out with deeper and greater effect.
All that our gallant candidate has to do, is,
TO present the facts In his plain, unassuming
and forcible style, aud with his impressive and
honest manner: and they will furnish food for
reflection, which must result il conviction TO
the justice Of our cause and to Iconve rtions
into the ranks of the States Right Legions.
Though they may not produce that instan-
staneous .'noise and confusion which NAV fol.
low the ''claP-trap" arguments of Foote, vet,
like bread cast upon the waters it will be pa
thered in the ballot-box on the LIST Monday in
November. -
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

The Washington II public, the official
organ o. the Adminisfratl ton, with high COM
commendation ard under the following
caption. set mp in flaming capitals
"VER MONT RESOLUTlONS-GRA AT.
flying SIGNS OF THE TINES
The proceedings of the Wing State Conven.
ton on the 25th ultimo, at Bellows Falls
in the State of Vermont. We give the Sd &
4th resolutions unanimously ado, tied by the
Convention, the on.y ones relating TO the
Compromise and the Fugitive Slave bill. !"
RESOLVED, That we regard the institution
of slavery as moral and political evil, for
the existence OF which in the sevcra! slave
holding States, We are in no manner ac~
countable N that beyond the limits Of those
states, ace are opposed to ats extension or
continuation, s<nder the authority Of the
f. derGL g Vernnsent
ResOtUed, That Vermont, by reason of
the steady opposition Of her peope and rep
resentatIves TO the annexation of Texas
and the consequent war with and conuues
of Mexico is wholly irresponsible for the
angry aud exciting questions, debates
schemes and measures, which have resulted
therefrom; that the enactment foDt,Iia4Z,,
E's0sC7s as the Fugittue SLaUe Lz,c IS an
our opinion a ntatter Of oroanary LegiS-
LGtt0n open, at all times, and on al occa
SiO'sS for discussion and liable to be naodi
fed or repealed at The pleasure of the o,Co.
pie as expressed through their rcDrese1tz-
tlCeS,' that 1t IS justly o5eiectio,,aoIe 5,
some 0f ttS provisions, and aoj.ike qce cheer
ftlky o1Oss obligations to obey At as a Ln,O
Of the LG1ed, destined to fxLGI a require.
n1east Of the constitution. ace eoaszLka, i,.siSt
upon our Rights to lGse all LaaoJttf means
10 SecNre q modification Of it as time and
experience may demonstrate TO be DyoDer
Our readers will see, whatever NAV have
been predicted by our o acles in these parts.
That in Vermont q, least, the WiIHsos Provi.
SO Is not dead. but sleepcth only sor a time.
The view taken of the Fogitive Slave
Blil-avowedly the ,nly equiva ent receiv.
ed by the Sonth for the surrender OF most
valuable rights-is edifying indeed. Al
compromise has always been understood 20
be an agreement between parties based
upon mutual concessions, made i'm rood
iaith and forever. But A COMPROMISE. ~
rwERN THE NoRTa AND SOUTH is surely not
OF this chararacter; il ia an agrecmert in
which both the NorthdSSouth are presumed
TO have yielded something ron TIE NoNcK
the North reseFving the right Of with
Drawing whatever supposed concess on i.
may nave made, when il shall have the
power OF doing 50. Witness the Missonri
Compromise. tho TnrifF Compronise. and
lhe late Clay-Foot Compromises
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
Mr.Webster at Capon Springs.

As part of the history of the times, we
repub!ish from the Baltimore Sun ali outline
Of the speeches made by Mr.. Webster and
other distinguished men in the Valley OF
Virginia. Tue National In,elligen .er con-
contains much fuller sketch of Mr.. Web
ster's speech, which, we have no doubt,
was characterized by as much glowing e o.
quence and true feeling, as any effort q
his life. The refreshing water and delight
full air, of Capon Valley, must have thro wn
new vigor into his veins. While we thank
him for his frank and manly defence of the
fugitive slave law and of its faithful exc
cnion, we confess we shuddered not a
little, as we read his ominous words, as fol-
lows:
/" But one thing, be assured of-the
first step taken In the programme OF se~
cession, which shall be an actual iEfrige
'nent OF the Constitution or the laws, will
be promptly met. And would not remain
an hour in any administration that should
not Immediately meet any such violation
of the Constitution of the law effectually
and al once. And / can assure you gentle
men, that all With whom | am a: present
associated in the Government, entertain
The same decided purpose" Rcnewed ap-
plause, with cheers.
Now IT this means any thing at ALL ii
conveys a determination aud threat TO put
down by force, any secession movement on
the part OF 5. Carolina. Daniel Webster, and
a consolidation administration, are to Judge
when the Constitution Is violated by
sovereign State, ard avow thems Ives rea
dy TO coerce her into submission BIZ force
The language. we regret to see conflicts with
with the language Of Mr.. Webster in his
Annapolis speech, as we construed il.
Il carried out into practice, il must have
the most fatal results-for what man can
reasonably contend, that the fist applica,ion
Of force. she fret Federal gun cred at a
Sovereign State viii nos sound .he knell OF
the Unioni Let the Federal Government
once employ force against aSovereign State;
the Union will not be worth preserving.
Let Mr.. Fillmore, and Mr. Webster look
20 it. sai
Richmond Enquirer.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

n3r To-day we place al the head Of our
|cOIumns the candidates Of The States Right
party tor the Senate anB House Of Repre-
seniaiives. A Stronger ticket could noi
have been selected. The only hope that
the opposition have, 10. that some Of the
candidates NAV not find IL compatible with
their private duties and engagements to ac-
cept The nomination. In this hope we trust
they will be disappointed, We have al
ready heard fiom that true and tried public
servant, Doc't II. J. Thomas, whom the
people of this county have so often delight
I'd to honor, and whose services in the
Legislature havB been so long and faithful.
'ie has consented to represent Yazoo again
in the counseIs Of the State, and his consent
TO do so was all that was necessary.
OF CoH. arris the nominee for this Sen
atorlal District. and of Doct. Leak we have
heard nothing. They are waiIing doubtless
to SEQ il by any possibility their pessonaI
engagements will allow them TO enter the
canvass. We hope 10 have il in our power
At an early date to announce their accept
ance. They are such men as the times
require-men Of decided talents and popu-
arity and Of undoubted devotion to the south
and jealous defenders Of her equal rights in
he Union.
With such men as Hill, (of whom we
nave before spoken) and The clear headed
aud warm.hearted VIM. Yandsll, for the
convention, Harris fer the Senate. and
i'h"mas and Leak for the House Of Repre-
entatives; our Southern Rights friends
might even now commence preparations for
Iebrating the victory that awaits US.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

or We publish ON our First page in justice
TO the Editor of the Munroe Democrat num-
Der of certificates from gentlemen OF hlgh
responsibility sustaining the Editor In the
charge he made against Gen. Foote some time
since about the cHt-throat expression.
We suppose we must put up with that amen
de as the WhiV intends It as such. But the
next time we catch our neighbor doing US
such Injustice she must do better, or Gas she
objects to '.pistols and coffee,'') we will have
to demand satisfaction over crackers and tea
at such time and place as she shall appoint
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

n- II will be seen by advertisement, thai
c. T. Mann. ESQ., is not neglecting the in
terest ofhis customers even under eristing
circumstances. He may always be depend
ed upon
TELEGRAPu TN CUBA.-Mr. Samuel A.
Kennedy. says the N 0. True Delta late
chief operator in the office of the Atlantic
Telegraph Line, in this city, leaves this
morning in lheCherokee for Havana. we
understand tha: he goes under contract
with the Cuban authorities to estantisn .
system of magnetic telegraphs IN the 'siaho'
aud takes with him a complete apparatus
with which to commence operations we
have no doubt of Mr., Kenedy's success
in this enterprise, for he is most co1npe-
tent operator and manager. and beside
will have the field, in Cuba, entirely to
himself,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

nItr In the article headed "Gen'ls Quit
man aud Foote'' will be foand our comments
upon Genl Quitman's opening speech at this
place. We promised them In our last weeks
issue. But in consequence of our inability to
-superintend the publication of that Number,
they were overlooked. The absence OF this
imperfect sketch has been regretted by some
Of our brethern Of the Press, and we there
fore give it.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

H~ The river says the Sentinel Of the
Eth inst, opposite Vicksburg has cOmmen-
ced falling. The Ohio at last dates was
very low. The Warwick Democrat" of
the 1st Of July, says that it was never
known to be lower so early in the season
berore-only three and a hall feet water on
Scufle Town bar.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

1T !s Of the greatest Importance both to Phy-
1sicians and patiehtS, and others Interested,
that all articles of medicine thev use should he
FRESH, PURE, AND OF THE PROPER
STRENGH. / have used every means at
hand to furnish my customers with the BEST
AND PUREST MEDICINES, and shall con-
tinue to purchase ''seiect and extra pure med
icines' from the most respectable and trust
worthy wholesale houses ia the United States
and will warrant all such to be unsurpassed in
purity and quality. / am now receiving a.
supply which invite the public to examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
CHA'S T. MANN.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
YazOo City, July 10Th 1S5I-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

nAr The Yazoo Southern Rights Association
viii meet on the first Saturday in August, (the
ID day of the month) at the Court House IN
Yazoo City, The Hon. E. c. Wilkinson, OF
Wm. E. Pugh, or both will address the Asso-
citation and the people generally, Come out all,
every one, of whatever political stripe you may
be, and hear, and learn the true and present
condition of the South.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
Q. d. @. d.

WHEREAS, II has pleased en- all-wise Prev
dence 70. call from OR midst or worthy. be-
loved Brother, N. PEHRY; and whereas in his
death our order has lost one Of is brightest Or
namentsy society one Of ita brighten Ornams MS
society one Of its purest members, bis family
devoted husband, an ahsctionatc father and
kind master.
Therefore, be Il resolved, Thar The mcmb, 10
Of the Manchester Lodge, No 81, wear the
usual badge Of Mourning for 90 days in token
of respect for our deceased brother.
Resolved. That the members Of the Manchesy
ter Lodge, No. 34, deeply sympathize w ilh tho
bereaved family.
Resolved That the s. cretary furnish a copy
Of the foregoing preamble and reaoluii ms tO
the bereaeed family Of0ur deceased brother.
ResofrAd, That the Secretary be requested
to have the foregoing preamble and resolutions
published in our city papers.
iii. A. NUNNALLY. SIC.
YazoO City, July 8, 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
YAzoo CRY. July 4.h 81.

Dear Str-The undeEsigned have been
appointed committee to solicit copy o.
the appropriate and eloquent address deliv-
cred by you sO-day. in this place for Publl-
cation. Very ResP'y
Your Obi Serv'ts,
r. w. QUACKENBOSS.
N. T. PUGH.
GEO. B. DIXON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

ATa recent meeting Of the Board Of Dirsc-
N tors Of the YazOo and Big Black plank ruud
CO., it was resolved that a call Of Four per
cent on the capital stock Of said co. be paid
on the 18th August next. Stockholders will
please call and make payment at the Office Of
]. J. NICHE g. co.
]. M'FARLAND, Sec'y pro TEN
Yazoo city, July 23d l65l-4t
Whig coPy.l
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
TO Jo.nUA T. RUSSELL, Eco.

Committee, &c.

YAzoo CRY, July 9th 81.
Gcntlemen-.Your flltering communica.
ton soliciting copy Of the address de:iv-
cred BY me on yesterday has been received.
La reply, permit me TO rrturn my grateful
acknowledgements for the honor conferred
Nothing save the many imperfeclions Incl
Gent 10 all productions Of the kind, prepared
in the hurry Of the moment. could possibly
induce me to deny your request. Trusting
my motives will be properly appreciated
am. Gentlemen,
Very Respectfully,
Your OH Ssrvis
J. T. RUSSELL.
r. w. QUACKENBoss,
N. T. PUGH,
GEO. b. DIXON, COMMITTEE. Gsc.)
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23
Our Prospects.

We Continue 20 receive the most cheer
ing accouns from eve,y section of the
State with regard TO our 6ual success -
We frequently remarked heret lore, we have
no motive TO misead or nlisinforn our rea-
ders If We could. Aud, III calling the at
tention OF our readers to the we'll established
tact that our cause is in a state If decided
advancement, we do not do so in vain1lo.
rIous spirit, or for the purpo of bo tstlng
But we ieel an honest pride sincere
gratIhca;lon-ln being convinced that
sound principles are In the ascendani. This
gratlhcatIon proceeds from a dcep-seat-
ed conviction that we are sustained 10y
the great principles CT Justice and the
the constitution of our country. Under
these circumstances, what does il matter
Il we are daily denounced as disunionists,
when conscience. on this point, is clear be-
fore ''God and our country?
From nearly evcy section Of onr state,
men OF accurate observation, and meu o!
truth, express the be lief that OH an average,
the Southern Rlghls Party is stronger than
tie ID nocratc party was two ars ago;
aud while some democrats have coaleSced
with the SO called Union Party, an equal
or greater number Of wings have united
with their Injured, oppressed and down
trodcen neighbors, who are raising heir
voice against injustice aud abolition ag
grsssion. We aiiude 20 another well known
fact in this come xion, and wou be under
stood as doing SO not for he pu. pose of ex
ulting over our opponents, but that the
truth may be understood.
1t Is this: In hume Gus ins ances where
wings have come forth 10 the rescueof their
mucn iniuredSouth they are men oil er.ing,
incorrup;ibIe integrity, of a higa order
Of talents, and of commanding influence.
10 give names were invidous. We how
ever could do so with ease. We ask,
where are the debGtorS in the ranks Of the
the party opposed to US? Who are they?
Where 10 they live? What is their post
office?
"Tru'h is mighty. and will prevail"
Carr0Ztou SolIthro1.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-23

host sogneS sad change In the oo'or and
general ospect Of the field is Immediately
visible. No one can mistake thc paih Of
the devasloF.