The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-09-09
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TUESDAY AAIpNIHG SEPT .. 1851


TUESDAY sSpRNIrs SEPT .. 1851.
Col. JAIG-D wcopuoHiH-w regret
eNccrdiagly ,sss Col. Woodwork. tic ac-
eomPisAed m~aeiuaist who Pat uP our Fac
tory las been eoa,stmincd to resign it, -.
rc~rtntcisdetpcc. A. a geu,lemsu s,rd y ma.
chinist Mf, Woodwork, has established
an envisi'bs reputation among a lsrpc class
at eat v~iiizci,s. and The reject Is universal
dat ANY notwithstanding Asoald have oc-
curril. 10 u~ccasion his resignation, The
l~iutory will not be able 10 supply his
PLACES. W. all admit the strength and ll-
iliieBce Of capital, but unless il is property
objected 10y honorable and skiIlful intds, Il
soon inv olives its own ruin. We could meG-
ion u number OF instances in this State
where enterprises hacked by large capital
have failed fos wan, Of proper management
Col. Woodwork IS practical mechanic, be
has served years ia the building mad ecu-
duci,ng OF factories, and his atiliUics have
MOI, nor can not ~ aoutaed. Under his
con,roi our factory would PROVE what every
tnan hopes \ may, Il successful enterprise.
Wefecia deep interest IN It's prospcrity--it
Is a matter in which the whole public are
Interested, aud nothing could give more sen
eral pleasure than It's success. We speak
the public sentimeu, when VIC hope Iha, all
difficulties mayshc satisfactorily adjusted,
aud Col. Woodwork rctu'us to the post he
las so honorable and efficiently occupied.
Ills loss TO the factory is u loss TO the pub.
lic.
We are pleased TO notice. tlas the
cotton aud woollcn factory, neae this place
is attracting such general attention. The
mention Of it ia the Illustrated Lcndon
News, shows the extent OF It's reputation
Its success will no doubt prompt other plan
tiers and capitalists in Mississippi. to invest
their i~iuauces, 10 the same chanel, aud ina
very short time Mississippi viii compete
with any Of the Northern States, in mani
mernrmg.
We arc assured that the cotton and wool
lc,f goo,ls manufactured 10y the Woodville
factory, arc equal IL not superior in quality
10 any III the United States, and can be Oh
tanned as cheap.
The Factory has been brought into sue
cusalul operation, under the efficient super
~intendcncc Of Col. james ID. Woonwofth.
I6(g~Now, that the great question Of &C
qdlesccncc OF ~res,stanceto the Compromise
measure is se,iled-ihnt the people have dc.
tonnined by their sovereign votes the posi-.
ton Mississippi is 10 assume, VIC call upon
Our democratic friends, who voted with the
sulmissionists not TO be led iu,o the support
Of Wing candidates. The convention cleo
,iou was got,ea up expressly 10 settle the
co,npfos@ssc measure, aud that election be,
inc over, tina, measure is now forever settled
so far as Mississippi Is. concerned, The
November election should be conducted
without any reference TO the compromise,
The people have bsen ngitated enough up.
on il, and now want to TALL back on the old
party issues. The election for Governor.
LEGISLATURE, etc, should not bc influenced
by any bearing OF the compromises. inthis
county, Tor thu Legislature, we have a
Wing and a Democratic candidate. aud SO
iar Us We are aware upan these party dis
auctions they are willing 20 rest their cleo
Nioti. a.Yt wG. aNa
Tho late election for Convention was by
no means \ party vote. AT Siakum Sank
Which has always voted the dcmocratictick.
81, the Union candidate got some forty ma
iotuy. aud at the Woodville precinct the
wings ran t@hiud their usual majority,
Tie Issue upon the compromise has been
fairly presented, has been met-and decided
by the people at this special election. It's
not now involved in the approaching No.
ycmter elections.
Let our democratic friends keep this i"
their mind.
NJ Joshua Johns, IT,, was tired on We'd
nesday last, before two Magistrates, Tor
The killing Of the negro OF Thomas f.
Haynes. and acquitted.
- wo b.ay much ro.nula,nt of the