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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

o. A controversy has been recently go,
ing on between ]. C. Rives and Mr.. Richie
of the Washington Union, upon the subject
Of tho sale of the Globe Office. Rives in
his defence publishes long correspondence
OF Gen. Jackson with F. P. Blair, in relation
to the proposed sale of the Globe. From
the correspondence it appears that Jackson
neVes entertained a very high opinion Of
Richie as firm and consistent democratic
leader; liable to be swayed too much by his
interest, one who will sometimes '.go off at
half cock" Ritchie's position upon the
southern question, proves the correctness of
the old Generals opinion.
We give short extract from q letter of
Jackson's written on the I4th December
1914.
HERMITAGE, December IA, 1914.
My DEAR Mr.. BLAIR:
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22
Q. P.-sMTTR AND THE CUBAN ArrA1R

" E'~1N14A AND TEE CUBAN AFFAIR.
This gentleman has returned from New
Orleans, where he has been in obedience
to summons to answer the indictment
against him, in the U. 8. Court, for bis al.
lodged participation in the Cuban expedition.
The charge is frivolous and pitifulIy small. :"
to borrow phrase from an exchange Drper
but its effect upon the interest Of Ghe DeoDla
of'his State iS anything else but slight, or
AhlmPortant. Judge Smith 10 one Of The
Judges Oftho High Court of Errors and AID
Peal'' and his detention in New Orleans,
has deferred the sitting Of the court, to the
no little prejudice Of our citizens. But even
this does not satisfy the malicious kites of a
weak administration; it iS not Sufficien, ,bs,
all the ends of justics should bs defeated bv
this diSgTacelul procedure, in thus DosIno.
hing the session Of our Supreme court.
crowded with business for twelve months,
nut the whole business of the State Govern.
men' must be suspended by dragging our
Chief Magistrate several hundred miles
from home to answer the same frivolous
charge. Those engaged in it will be sick
enough of their nasty work by the time
they get through with it.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

70 Thanks to our friend Hogan. the ev-
or kind and Obliging clerk of the steamer,
w. 6. Campbell, for late papers. The
Campbell continues to make lri.weekly
trips to VickSburg leaving YazOO City, Mon
day.. Wednesday and Friday.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

70 Read the Advertimsnt Of "New
Firm" by Thompson eco. Thompson is
a little clsverer than any body else, and
Coz is little cleverer than he is. Buyers
should not hil to call aud look at their
stock.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22
New Drug and Book store.
= ho mpson q ca

w HoEESALE and Retail Drpgois,v nsv,
" door to WINS Hotel, Main 81 Yageo.
City, are receiving large supply Of Cess
Drugs, medicines chemical paints. OfIs. Dgs.
stuff' Glassware, peFfumery, SOAPS. Books So
tlonery DC, all ofwhich they ofer A. nn,,sr,-
any low prices, Merchants, physicians. lpIan..
ters and others will find it to their Interest =.
give US a call. -
II, NJ B A large supply Of garden. seed for
YazOO City January %, ls51-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22
ADVERTISEMENTS,
Law Notice

JONES, having removed to Yazoo c;.u
- VIII practice Law in the counties com ~ >
St 81 tne oth Judicial circuit, the Probate corrt
~ azoo GO county, the superior court of Chan
Jackson; "'A0 a PPeals at
His Office is with Drs. Kidd ami, lama. =,
Main Street near the Bank. '''0' w
YazOO City January 22d 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

- Nothing Of interest has been don,
in Congress thus far. All seem, >, W.
lngt0n' Tne great Union meeting. that Wa,
to revOlutiOni0e parties, proved = 't.;l,,.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

% We arc under obligations to our del.
egatiOn in Congress for public documents
Of various kinds. For such favOrS we are
always thankful.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

or The Plantation for Sale by VIM. S.
GrSysOn Esq. is one of the best upland places
In Yazoo. Read the advertis ment.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

or z. Mcfarland, the obHging clerk Of
Q Steamer Gen. Worth, will please nc.
cept our thanks for late PaP.rs.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

ST. CHARLES HOTEL, N. O.-This Mag
pifcsnt establishment was burned on last
sunday night, according to Telegraphic
dispatch received here on monday last.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

or See Law Card of Hon. Daniel Jones.
We welcome him to YazOO CRy, and wish him
great success.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

1917, I'D WEATHER VEEx!-Ths mail stags
49, 49," ~. hudson and Albany, NJ Y.Y.,
49,. ..'st = leit Hudson on the 25th, over.
IoO. : sleigh embedded in a snow bank
: oo- Obtaining woman several children. and
quanty Of fuEnituTe' and bedding. Ths
sIlv,b coioEed man, was found dead .hov.
ing been irozSn in bis seat. The woman
ena children had been preserved ffom, {
similar ats by wrapping themselves up Is
the bedding. =
An lEishman named James Waters, 90.
pg With four Others 70 North Adams, Mass.
0as frozen 70 death as be walked along.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

THE COTTON MARKET has been very
dull for the last week !. Advices frowN. O
are unfaEOrable, Aslight decline, with dull
market Sales here have ranged from. II L /
|toIs cents per ID.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22
Your obedient servant.
J. A. QUITNAN.
Extract from the Sea Shore Sentinel:

UAtIaCI IIOIH tue sea OHUEe OenLlneI
General Rusk made speech at SAL Au,
gustine, on his arrival there, in which he
defended the ten million bill and the Union
and bore down pretty sharply upon the
Southern uliras, not even sparing Governor
Quitman, of whom he is represented to
have stated that he (the Governor) had once
failed 60 redeem the pledges of assistance
to Texas, at a time more fraught with diff
Guilty and danger than the present, and
chat they were not now to be desired"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

PLaMlatIOn Tor Sale or rent.
HAVING concluded to remove his hand.
=, Ito the River, the undersigned viii. eifbeTr
sell or rent his place on the Teheva, sontainino.
over e oOO acres OF cleared land, much 81 Il
OsIag GEL E&.n bottom. There are good negro
eeOlns, mll and Gin &c. He would be glad
TO shew tito purchasers. or persons V5fssi,,--
to rent. The stock on the place win IS eolf
with i. The tract contains about 1000 -.
. miles north Of Benton. YazOoeounty
WIN. S. GRAYSON
AGO City, January %, 1s51-4t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

delight in making idols Of foreigners, and
falling down and worshipping theml
As 70 DR.. Browns letter, it comes too
ate. L would have saved his credit, while
protecting him against the suspicion Of hav.
ing willingly loaned himself to this humbug,
had he come and disabused the public mind
on the first inlimatiOn of misapprehension
las to Amin Bays true character. But, no
doubt, he has found il very pleasant to be q
participant in the lionising career Of an
"Embassador Of the Sublime Porte" around
the country looking after naval affairs in the
Westl at the expense of that most compIa.
cent and indulgent old gentleman, known a.
Uncle Sam.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22
Very respectfully yours,
J. A. QUITMAN.
JACKSON, December 4, 1850


Hon. TboS. J. Risk, Washington CltY
SIR:--I enc .oss an extract from The Sea
Shore Sentinel paper published in this
State, which has just met my eye.
| am informed that similar statements
are made in other papers. Aware that but
little reliance is to be placed upon news
paper reports of speeches, and unwilling
to believe that you could have uttered such
language in regard 20 me, still deem the
circulation of these reports as emitting me
TO call upon you to say whether you have
made the statement attributed to you; or
used any other language in connection with
my name to warrant such report; and if
was alluded to i'll your speech at San Au-
gustine, what were your remarks about me?
l feel quite assured from your candor aud
sense of justice, as well as from the kind
relations which have existed between US,
that you will appreciate the motives which
prompt these enquiries, and will reply to-
them promptly and frankly.
NOur oho6iant servant
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22
GOVERNOR oUrrMAN AND SENATOR RUS

GOVERNOR QUTTMAN AND SENATOR RUsK
We copy from the MissiSsippian of the
18th inst, the subjoined correspondence be.
tween Governor Quitman and Senator
Rusk' We hope the paid libeIlers who
have for some time been ndulging in whole
sale SANDER and detracton OF the Governor
now that they find they cannot shake his
purpose, or in any way blacken his un5em.
lshed name, will leave their unholy vocation
Ih7 devil and all his imps in lnl cry. or a
field full of jack asses, could not make more
sound and fury, than the submission iuntc
have raised about the ears of onr pure
mindsd and infexible Governor 1t dis.
turbs his equaEimity about as much as the
fly upon the OK 5 horn.
II zorro spondence explains ITSELF
JACKSON, Janury Is, 1851.
MeSSrS. BarESdGLe and HaYncS.
GENTLEMEN.-The scandalous report al
uded to in the letter which enclose, has
Been widely circulated in the columns OF the
Picayune, the Washington Union; the Ma
tional lntelligencer and other presses.
AS means of partially correcting the
calumnY, I respectfully request you TO pub.
lish the correspondence enclosed, with the
hope that sense of justice will! prompt
those papers that have circulated the false
hood to make the correction. l have pas
sed unnoticed, the thousand false reports
disseminated to poison the public mind
against ne, land merely correct this because
distinguished gentleman, with whom l
have long been on friendly terms, has been
falsely presented to the public as my as.
sailant.
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Portuguese Bsnsvolent Assoslatiou
ANMHERsARY AND ELECTION

The member Of this Association requested to ss,smbe
M A. fersra house. Of Canal and Baronus ,re o.
August H. O'clock ~ for the purpose Of ssIs-
batns the Third Anniversary Of this Bensvo,ut A,.oa.on I'M
also Of esctns their oesn to for the ensuing year
Before preceding 20 the sscou procon viii be formed
me Stove pees and from there they through the prne
pa ue Of TINS city, and then to the Masonic Lodge Polar Sta,
No. situated Love street, H. whore the said election m
aks pacs and terminating the Anniversary Banaust which
will Be ready at o'clock r NJ s msmosrs and their invited
guests.
The President hopes that this important occasion all the
bsrs Of tbs Association will b. present. ~ -
au1S M ANTONIO vIEIRA, IT,, Secretary.
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Advertisement.

The NEW ORLEANS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
pubahsd vssky odcs 90 drayr few colsmns Of III
paper viii b dsvotsd ADVERTISEMENTS. Msrehsuu .ud
possona men will hnd their to advertise In this pspe
publiahsd under the patronage Of the Methodist Episcop.
Chureh South and ha vida increasing circulation in
Loaiaians. Arkansas Mssssippi and Alabama. -
Term Of Advertising 10 the Advocate,
Standing Of one square or rs FL. mar
BusinsA Csrs flor ysar les than nss s ID
nuAsen Cads (for one ysAr) less than I've lines n
The fact that only restricted number viii b. p,ertsd r,,.
increased vausto the Advertisements through suu Mao.
''r insertion should Be len at an early day the sc g Cows
street. Paywsnf h advances. .rox q ." :
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A BONA IRON.

OK BoARp STEAMER CuDA, Aug. II. 1851.
According 70 promss taks psasafs acknowledging the
OF svsn dollars and seventy purchase Of books
aud sustaining religious Instruction In he Prison and The
nns Hospital for Invalid sao ao the receipt Of one hund.,
hes and Tesamsns from the Lads Bs Society Of The Third
nunicipeyi aso Afy Tesansns xscuivs commis
NE Bible Eocsya Of which have been circu
lated and received Of m.
AUS z HARMON. Assut for Prisop h,..is.
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crsrs-.Hswl1Ipsssn.
Msssissi.pi - The iIrss -. Of cotton EQUALITY
Nh, fon l1anhsll ooun.y, Mipe,, wss relvsd il
msnpth = e@&sdsy r. "a h W. from
! ~ tkalnli6 x John Esq., and va
No. y ial1 III. g, ". noup
- nuSndss o. nspshlIean a Asspss 20
BMys TT thiss hlss ~ nsw sos,on wess scld u
aket pas0e On Augu1e rs q IN Cents ~ pound
- eoee6a ~ lton IL plansasion ef 1eesss. J.
IL = - Holssn, and - boeaht ~ nssass Mar
III q sAslsnn. Tks 49, averaged ssvsnlly about
~ Pounds.
Gsuseis--Ths flut hele Of coston in the Charles
Tim 70. u askss this snasen, Was received on Fri-
| lay, AUGUST Is, fIon Ausuh. ~ Msuss. John
Fnsss = Co., which was sold b. thsm q sasass
EdAy, n 81 csais.
Ths Ans haIe Of new cotssn W. received in An
iauMa on the 18Th Inst. and purchased ~ he Chan
lteville Company, = 81 csns.
Sextk Cato1ixa. In Hamburg lie Hsst bale u
new cotton ~ received On Saturday, August 10,
frem the plsnsadon Of WI. Wslksr, Edgeaeld
Diatfict and ssld to Msssrs. Sale, Lark = Co., 1t
%. Il ~ d fab quality.
TAs Andsrsen Is. C.) Cssssts, Il August 10,
- ss1s
q g. Jay
g .sn ~. - x. -. eo..nu oo 1.
~ i, ~ sS:as s;s.s 81, ~. ~ ~
"a rsin e.esrh s M ~. rround.s ~ oonss.
qusnce H. that corn crops o. uplaads ar alnost a
snfe failure, sud cotton q best esnnot yield hall
elePs ~ sone pofnons q our Oisules ~ Are
800 ;s.s Egg! 49,. - ,ss5r
| cnlt3~s,sj = ~ s,ss,s. . - -
Kys-;l. n II. ~ .o,,,. - u. -. -.
-. ....:,..s 3, 49,. 10 = 49,. ~. r
=. .,-....;s = u p.,,' I.s..s ' -. q
Pc q. ~. Ii. - ri. 5000. s'.A'y.
=. 1. r,S.. - S''P '''' - ''''4'
81. y ~ oss Smitn lAfaJ herald q
'le .sI ~ -ne clsP o. corn w'ii % cua very
'n.r' -. ys.s' - ~ "v1' :, assncs On me ofoutn.
| As'.se Eng nea Aivsr nspubilcsn Of
A.su'' =
FGus Te..s .n ~ - cotton planter eosld met b
eI ~. N IA ~ mes, y"a Ipon inquiry
Nov the tune i chspaed. Yon csrr"t rd No. 49,.
than one in twenty who is pleased with IL cron
The fact il, that the drouth has continued TOO long,
4 has ssoPPeo ne 9lowth q me plant and caused
y % sneo 49, v esoons snd Dolls % IN unprecs-
n"S Z. thev did III 20, !n. -. w sse g
f.li short third and some evsn ,nc,s ''A ~
The sugar crop i only middlinr ONE Thu I.,.
rains have bssn extremely partial-some few plA.-
ters hays haa g much e they needed, while others
n.re a. s;ses ~ .p
FROM, v.r;cns sources' al r.l;.hI. VIZ -
lars ~ makiue their appear.ncs IL i.,ss ,rrnrs
:"
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=. Marriage in High Lsfs.-The Hon. Richard
%cnefon Mines, Member Of Parliament, and one
o. ne sweetest Of the living poets Of EneIand,
ma lS;t BE-, married to Miss Hobheuse, daugh.
Gam HobAouss, who, in his old age, has become :
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Dssastroms Storm at the East-On August l3
. most violent storm occurred at Boston and in the
vicinity In Boston large quantity Of hail fell
and three men were Frustrated by the lightning
At Gravesend, near Lynn, the house Of Joseph Vic
sry, IT., was struck and considerably damaged.
James Lewis was knocked down and with diff
Guilty restored A house in Lynn, occupied by sew
eral families, was also struck, making complete
wreck OF everything inside. No lives were lost.
Three persons were Frustrated in Sheppard street :.
the lightning also struck several other places in
Lynn The whole atmosphere appeared charged
with electricity In Boston,, the manmast of the
schooner Byzantine was struck and shivered to
pieces. At Chelsea the wind blsv. a tornado, bu,
there was no hail At Long Island, hail stones
weighing quarter Of pound were picked up.
Everywhere in the neighborhood the storm did
more or less damage.
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SAacs SURRENDERED to his lNas.sr-At Buffalo
on the lath Of August Davis, fugitive, was
remanded by Commissioner Smith to his master.
Mr. Moore, OF Louisville. While on his way from
the courthoussa mob attempted to rescue him, but
failed In their purpose. Considerable excitement
prevailed, but matters subsidized quietly.
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FSgit'ue Slave Giusn Up "A fugitive slave wa.
arrested week before last, near Columbia, pa. !,
and carried to Harrisburg, and, after ! hearing BE-.
fore Commissioner McAllister, was remsnded "a
ny owner The use Of the County Prison beine
denied to the agent of the law, under the act Of
iS41' preventing the use Of the jails Of the Com.
monwealsh for the retention Of fugitves from labor
inc prisoner was placed in the garrett Of hotel,
for safe keeping until the next morning. During
the night an attempt was made to fire the house.
with the dssign. il is supposed. Of rescuinr the
fugitive. Providentially, the fire was discovered
lew minutes after it had been kindled, and thus
the incendaries were thwarted in their attempts to
defeat the execution Of the law at the sacrifice Of
the lives and properly Of citizens Such GAYS the
State JournaD are the legitimate effects Of the
Pennsylvania law Of lS47, and the sooner the foul
blot Is wiped from of the statute books the better
The peace and safety Of the community require
that their prison doors should be thrown open for
the reception and fskeeping Of these fuGitives
tor aoolitonists who boldly counsel resistance 10
the Fugitive Slave Law, " with bullets and bayo.
nets, would not hesitate to apply the torch Of the
incendiary to neighbor's dwelling in the same
reasonable cause.
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SHEET IRON I50 buadiSs Epsliah shes, Iron,
u. isS 5, Ne 10 'os sS A. v;5D 9eRPeoe. fss
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3( BbLS;, more Or less. Thomaston and
l6o ooG Enssh. Pi,.h.is and Biitinoss FIRE BRICKS
ARCADE MlLLs. MAAoeAm AND Lunns.YA,,.
.ua5 " ones " dos1GS ~ ~ isys.
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The Canadian Parliament was to have adjourned
on the 23d of August.
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DaAlread xtens.
The Northwestern. Virginia Railroad. Company
was ganissd q Paikenburg = the "a instant,
by The election Of James COX, President, and G.
Neal, j., Joseph speacer, u n. bsnsssf1i MILAN
Logan and Jefferson Gbbons, Dizscs1 4. B.
4. Latsohe. Of Balrinaue, haa been u ~
these gentlsmsn chief sngineer Of the 4 +.
md undessoksh III loestiuo Immediately. NJ
ven WinkyWa appoiptsd sserGnazy Of Tie Board,
Ihs Ohio md Rsnnaylvsnis AIlroad i doing !
lssss businsss Dssips he wesk ending Aususs
y. lsSs pess,gssn wsze carried over, and The n.
ceips amounted 10 olIQo.
The Canadian 0ovetnnsnt has accepted the in
viniion Of the cotnmisses 70 atsssa shs Railroed
Csi.hntion in Boston 10 he shid wssk q ssp.
10 The Canadian Assembly, on Aun b. The
Governmeut resolutions were adopts vbsch
sixteen millions Of dollars arc appsoplS fwards
ne construction Of the great trunk railway through
Canada 70 Halifax, N. s. The decided action Of
this province, and the known favor with which
this long talked Of and great national enterprise Il
regarded in the lower provinces, leaves little room
70 doubt but that it win now be prosecuted TO Z
succsssful issue
The receipts Of The Ohio and Pennsylvsnh Rail.
road on he twenty.eisht miles recently opened 10
Brighton from Pittsburg. were 1lIO0. The road
VIII BE- opened 10 Beaver about the middle Of
October, and TO Maailon. lO7 miles, by the Let Of
Decsmber. From present appsafnnces. thi, rosd
promiass . b. one Of the most profitable in tho
West.
The second track Of the Madison and Indian.
apol's Railroad, between Columbus and Edinburg,
L. 1x<xvwx IL ~
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CalsferSis ASpeirsssst.-The appointment Of
Military Stsseksepsr for Califarnis, which vas
conferred upon Major james N. MeRea, and 70.
signed ~ him after giviag bond, has been or is to
% conferred, the washisgtea Telegraph il in.
formed, upon Mr. Baldwin, Of Virginia, the brother.
ia-lsw Il NJ. Seasstssy Stuart
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Sad Disaster at Sea.-An arrival At New Yorh
from inc coast Of Africa, brings Intelligence Of the
Is,sng In April last, Of brig Enslishman. Of Bris.
VOL England, in tornado, of Fernando Pc. OF
'n'f'y persons on board, only one was saved. He
was picked up floating on spar on the third day
s,ser the disaster by an English ship. Rev. G. w.
simpson and lady, Of the Presbyterian Board Of
Mlaelons, OF New York, wore among thoae lost.
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- A1ASAsuk0 AaSo' uoir lete receipt makes our
notice Of them necessarily brief
Polifical Items.
Aiabama.-The members Of the Senate Gull
returns) are chased a. ollows: Union -. Fin.
Eaten II; Union majority ll-just two to one
The House stands, our readers will recolect Jnion
60, Fire.E atsrs 80; Union majority a on Joint
ballot Union majority IS.
Massachusetts Hon. Mr.. Winthrop il named a.
the probable wing candidate for next Governor Of
Massachusetts. II Tho coalition Of the democratic
and aboti0nists continues, - there il every proba
blity Of l. doing, biz chance for an election win
Be toIsrably slim.
lndaana.-Ihe returns have At length all been
received from the Tenth Congressional District,
ana show the election Of Samuel Brenton, indepsn-
dent wing, instead Of Borden, democrat, a. prsvi-
Eousiy reported The delegation stands eight demo-
cfats 70 two wings.
Isnnasss The whig triumph il complete. The
wings have three majority in the House Of Repre-
ssntstives, and seven in the Senate and the esin
Of one member Of Congress-. Campbell il elected
BY 1900 % 5000 majority. There were three issues
made BY the wing candidate for Governor. and
fuily accepted BY his democratic oppouent-tba,
ne Union was and ID blessing TO ali paris Of the
confectionery; that the Compromise il an amicable
ssttiement Of al sectional difficulties; and that A.
2 champion Of the Union and the Compromise.
President Fillmore n deserving Of national SUPPORT
Assfscky. There are official returns from 90
COUNTIES, which give Dixon majority Of COS. and
reported msjosisies from other commissioning.
oells Hopkfns, CsitisDden, Manhall, Lawrence.
and riks-which give Powell ll03 majority, ma.
KING nh majority IN 81 counties. lo7 le,tar
ssa!es tfat Fowells los in johnson county il 2O2,
and that Dixon has majority in Lstchsr-doub ,
full Powell, democrats, is elected BY about 500
majority.
Vsginia. Both parties are preparing actively
for the approaching Staie election. Il il generally
conceded that the provisions of the New Cousti,u
on ssbolnhing property qualications) will largely
increase the wing vote. The Inquirer (of Rich
mond) calls upon the democracy TO nominate some
Western man for Governor, and wing favor seems
70 have already concentrated ON George w. Sum.
men, Of Kanawha. Msssn. Wise, johnson. Lu.
cas- Letcher, Richie, and G. w. HOPKINS. are
among those nominated for Governor. ~
Msss0sri-The election for Judges for tho sew.
en districts in this State, ~ far a. heard from. re
eul's a. follows: lss Circuit. Geo. W. Miller, Ben
ton' BY 100 majority; ID. WIN. A. Hall, anti. Ben.
.on 4th, Carly Wslls. anti Benton; 5,h. Geo. W.
Dunn. Benton; 9Th, Henderson Young. anti. Ben.
I'm; 7th, Waldo p. Johnson, Benton: 9Th. Judge
Hamilton 9Th, John H. Stone, anti Benton: ION.
narfison Hough, anti. Benton; 18th, William B.
Almond, benton; 18Th. Chas. Yancy, (probably, :
l4th, Danisl NJ. Leet. anti Benton. The Supreme
Court will have on it, bench one whir. one anti.
Benton. and one Benton man. -