The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-07-15
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T,,.rs Ln,kcusaH In oar srhooiDO.
49, ~. ohen heard II "the world in
r,.sbeu and r tempest ia a sea pot, sn'
,lvsvs lad = great curiosity 10 witness
Lcfb Form long time we have been gra'
,ie..J ana fully convinced Of is cxisseucs
tom the heterogeneous character OF many
Of our village population. We have a
condensed representation Of every nation
on earth. with a Few delegates IRON under
tbe eaHh-lhe celestial beings. confined
entirely TO The ladies, although many
wicked people have doubted the origin Of
some. IL matters uO. 20 long as all are
c~ongregated in glorious confusion 10 ac
comptsh some wise and happy end, aud
that to be the veal for woe) Of future gene
rations OF Jackson, the Athens OIL.
Won have not been recently advised OF. ,W0
have every thing this world can ahord,
from angels down TO monkies, we lave
every religion neces airy to comfort, provl-
ded You exercise repentance once a week
any qosHtity of hypcerites as examples Tor
inducement to sincerity aud fidelity and la
w people enough to enage industry.
With her College and high schools, and
her representation of everv art and trade
who can wonder that She IS a world OF her
self. Every thing is ileurishing, from lazy
ness up 10 enterprise. Morals, by the las;
quotations, had declined particularly In
consequence Of he morbid condition Of re-
I;oious zeal and Che disposition OF spectators
10 monopoIize that article Politics is at par,
-I-..@, avaetr hniv rinpsnm Tor am .anoo
The leanest and uglicstman ia town is out for
Coroner-has bought g looking-glass and in
tends to pronounce a verdict on himself every
week-death from want of beauty, and expo
sure in the streets. - L..l L- .
Speaking of looking-glasses reminds me to
Inform you of the the change in the publish
Jug and editorial departments of the Southern
Mirror, the proPrietorS are both industrious
and entcrprising young men. and are sure to
do themselves honor in the mechanical eXecu-
ton Of their paperj in place of our esteemed.
able, liberal and whole souled friend Prot.
Martndale Of Centenary College, the edito.
rial clair is occupied by Rev. a. G.. Miller. Of
the preparatory department of the Coliege-a
gentleman Of literary and scientific attain-
mentS, and well calculated 10 sustain the pre-
sent high character of the Mirror" unless he
sells his independence 10 the grovelling wishes
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OF party bieotry. This remains to be seen.
His predecessor Prot Nj. was too liberal for a
class OF narrow minded bigots, who
sought to shackle tue feet and seal the lips.
u Z care not ior the anlnadyersions or denun-
'ldtlonS Of any clique, social, religious or poll
IDEAL we will tell the truth and suffer the
consequence OF the anatllemas. The trustees
OF Centenary College, instigated by the mean,
low aud contemplate intrlgues Of an i4iberal
and grannyish Juncto, have and still censure
Of their best professors, a man as far supe-
rtor to his YiI!iSsiers as heaven is to earth. At
coming commend ehient7 an attemp. will
Jndqubtedlyrbe made to remove him from the
he has filled with 50 much ability.
Prof N. was. accused of Violating the strick
OF Me.hodisn, he wore round toed
instead of square he combed his hair
tashiohably would laugh occasionally at a
good joke. and sometimes crack them him
sell. Oiteptimes be would atiend parties and
jtsh fries, and shake the wrinkles out Of his
iact aud indulge in congratulations with his
These and various other like INSIDE
menors has enlisted the church militant
against him, although borned reared a Me-
thodtst, the shape of his religion is not cut by
the modern approved pattern.
We hope the sensible potion ofthe trustees
OF the College will not fail to secure aud con-
tlnue his valuable services. There should be
one liberal man iii the faculty. a.a. 'iii
a. l,H TIMOTHY.
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