The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

u - Af24N~AAk ~ t-tr ~ ~ 1921
day. the 9th inst, was duly qualified and
indicted into office, and is now, the acting
Governor. of the State of Mississippi.
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Pie New York Herald announces tho
arrival in that city Of Richard X Cnlle
Esq, for the purpose OF having stereotyped
land printed the great works Of Mr.. Cal
shoul, ON Government, and the Consttu-
ton Besides the number Of copies to be
Epublished, for the use Of the family, under
the appropriation of $4,000 BY The South
Carolina Legislature, large edition IS 70
he issued for sale in the other States. Mr.
Cralle is admirably adapted to the editorial
supervision oftllese works. Formally the
editor, with Duff Greene, Of the U. >.
telegraph, he was afterwards, for number
of years, the confidential secretary OF Mr..
Calhoun, aud chief clerk in the State De-
partment, while "the Cast Iron Senator
filled that Office. Thoroughly iinbued with
the sentiments and poliiica opinions Of the
great Statesman and falnllIar with all hls
modes of thinking, and habits Of life, Mr..
Cralle will be able to elucidate by apPr0-
priatesnotes, whatever may be obscure or
dedcientin tile manuscripts, and TO prefix
d suitable biography aud estimate OF the
character of the author. He also proposes
to publish, as soon as possible complete
collection of all the writings aud speeches
Of MIR. Calhoun, with d ullhistory 81 ms
life, iii SIX or seven large volumes. 4hese
Observation-Disclosures VIII form a memolln
10 the nlnstrious deceased, more dnfaAe
liam the MonHnent OF marble, Which pat
liotic affection is now erecting iOthe tath-
er ofiis country, in the National Metropo-
"For books outliye the granite aud the
brass ''-lE1EiLe Register.
STATE Gown NoRs.-It is a remarkable
fact that i'm rwyuty five 49, Of thirty-One
States, there are now Democratic Govern
ors. Tie SIX States which have Wing
Governors, are Vermont, Rhode Island.
New York, PennsyIralsia, Florida and
Kentucky.
THE VIoAI; OF WAKEFIELD.--'Fhis beau
tif,l story, written by Goldsmith, has been
dralnaHzed by distinguished clergyman
u Philadelphia, and, the LEDGER says, is
put upon the stage Il IS Of
a very moral tendency, and the production
Of such pieces on the sage can scarcely fail
10 have Almost safutary effect
a Does TA1L.-T There isa great deal Of
in a dogs tail. 1t is rs great
tell-tale as a ady's face. fla doris pleas
cd, his the is immediately in a aggish hu-
rnor-if lie IS afraid, il SkQEcS-if angry, il
isstieks OUT You can tel the character
and disposition OF a dog By his tail, rs well
IS Fowler can decipher yours from the
bumps.
ana Capt John saaith.
The Richmond (ya.) papers say that
Powers, the sculptor las If il. contenlpia
ion to pernetuate in marble the story of
saving THAT Capt. John Smith
The Richmond Enquirer publishes anex-
ract Of a letter recently received from Mr..
Powers, ill relation to this and other mat.
ers He says:
81 must wait Tor the material you have
okindly promised me before / can give yon
u idea 81. the design and the cost.of tile
ronp. ldon remember the story OF po
ahontas vel enough to venture upon tie
ubject without more light Tread Il ma
" years ago, and with great interest; but
ny memory retains only. a dim outline Of
lie particulars The history 81 orr conn
~ affords lew subjects soeNquisitely adapt
dto the chisel as this.
inc 1 call AMERICA. The OTTER IS not
anled though I have name for her
HE subject is American and hereafter
aean todevote my time and humble abili-
les to my own glorious country Why
hould her artists 60 to the allcients for sub
scts, while she affords so many touching
lemes for tie pencil and the ciiise2 The
MY sonable answer is, that America will
ot hly Them. / shall prove whether this
e true at least IN my own case.
THE SourHERN PnANrrh Lord Nor
eth, IN Lecture before NE Mechanics
institute and Literary Society Of Iced n
1iiglanf, says 81 Tie Southern Planter la
he United States
ut would be uncnndid 10 deny that thc
lanfer iii the Southern Stntes hns much
lore ia his man ne and mode " intercourse
nat resembles tile Englisl country zen.
lelrien than any other GLASS 81 hIs conn
Eyinen Ne Is more easy, conpanionable
nd cf country life and out of dooi par.
GhEnlcAL MI old saatleman ol
sour having akcn 10 ne aliar
oans datneel Of about sixteen, the
nam said tQ him rIh c tpnti AZ mo efhtr
nd % the cltnreh Nhet % tnt
nth the ionf said tlle gentleman
OH y bee ycur pafdon aid the eficai
~, 81 thoUght Yophad brought ils chIl