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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
NEW GOODS.

.s@"sa =. -so NEW GOODS. -zf@ -
TUST received frnm New Yoik, a splen-
- did assortment Of Dress Goods, consisting
Of Embroidered Grenadines, Baraees, printed
Lawns. Jacdnets, PoPIin Also fine assort-
meut Of embroidered silk shawls, lace naantil-
las Of very rich patterns. Rich worked mus
lin coli rs, cuffs and undersleeves; Staple
Dry Goods ofevery kind, Ginghams. Caiicees,
Cettonades. Chambrays, Domestics. Table lin.
ems, curtain goods, Atswcling abda great va
rlety Qfhouse keeping articles. Afne as
sortmentSeE summer elotAlng, bats hoots and
shoes, J. HEARD.
APPLIED 1851 ......
GUARDIANS NOTICE. ~saa
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
Law Mo4ina

Law NJ o ito g.
IA JONES. having removed to YazOC. city,
IwillpFactice Law IN the counties comPo-
sing the 9th Judicial circuit, the Probate ceuFt
Of Yazoo county, the superior court Of Chan
cery aud High Court Of Errors and'A APPealsat
Jackson; aTss4H lss@ 1 st.f7e&5*8 -
His.0faee isnwfth Drs. Kidd and James on
Main Street neaFthe Bank.a saii
YazoO City January ia 1851. ao s.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

TO PAIN7ERS AND DEALERS IN
WHITE LEA d LIMSEED AND CAS-
TOR OILS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

- sel2aa4 Is pFih eple:;tid and fast running
! % t.Ss.sl q p,Jsehger eEeainef. TUSCUA Ne
- Bt Capt. Johnson, continues
5tnake her egtiIar fri bs from N. Orleans ID
zoo city LeRots and all intermediate land
it4gS. s ssasss4 t.iia 1fs' s5.efe - 4 =
Tuscut1bPA arrives 1t Yaz0b city, eve
i Tuesday evening alternately, and leaves for
New o les0s the following Moaday For
freight Q, passage having unsurpassed accom-
N .daiio1s, apply on board.
Feb, ,.20,h 1876. ~. ..sssss s. tase4g n
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1v1Ir 1 sss EAzOo CRY Ma
1a6,,i n ,ii1nosssi6er n@ssr.6er opened classle.i =.
MED - NJ 14th u the buiIdinp .-.S5. f[-", shool
RTsu FSO % y Mr. Richards on see:heneEly Oera-
ana Ga1. Isn 0fanches togetber -,s,S :, Street
wills6. Jsangulges and biobsv aiia
n" Tuition fsss - - Afles
.Er5,sE1A Edl"@Fy branches -. A.e,llll ia[
higher n. ~. " Lain, Greek -
msde ,aosat5 mates dolIars. psE-,...-
apcs No deductions e. y
age IF 1bs - case Of aicknass.. ~. ..s.
Am I;s ng Pq9oiic e solicited. E-lfe9-
0ENONI ELLIOTT Prfa.
The ST4TEOFaTSsTS FpsTz z-----zz--
asa go r. ss.es PrsbatS cssI5.-s-
To. 70 all r.r.oil. ial.r..t. 4 ;s: T. Tern =
man Deceased a1sn' q me-, Of JPnes ". 7Eis-
Soss S9 are .f hereby Cited to bs..s ..s..s ..s,1
IT, 5o.'.!I s.e Ffobate Courtof -, 49, -
To,'ao ~ A!onday Ia May al %
aN- csOuSe % said County fhen ~ .La- - SuFt
mot Ia you can, wbg ~ 49,. - -. -,
s-Sea U llace for The sale g.. r1'.- sseaia
TsnJ u19n 5eal6srsd :. 70II2. sF 49, ss-p9
os III - FtheF to do and ~, %
Cog-t +. - II aonsidsred Il Sfd3eF95 - - J:
ed d9b.t-.L t.e premises, and Il a
DeIocr,'',.is; ION be nblishea ii ~
w,.-s1-... 1ot q ne pace Of Sfx yYseE. 49,
e 7 Witnes tie Han 60. c.. -
T. D. q a. " illLkinkeh Judge 60 Pe.l.,.
lssssSeSsses S0oa ct Ya2OO csaRtT - -
of Said Court. aosq r sa FsT
Issued the Sd day Of March i. b Issi
- JAMES II. BFI.I. O.
1a1os eityi March. Sih, 1851. 49,
J - 49,
, Tie Post once. III
aos.s"': es.9r:d as,ti e q. Btet Hs9'. .Sil.. =
rh., ~ Vail !, Arrange en-
i. Inc river NAL, arrites On SandsTis w..
oay san, : and Fridays At 9 O'clock IA .-
clock, a. M. e'3. 70 - = sss'ss ssteEA - %
Al ne land mail. arrives on Tuesdsvs. qb.,.
VA SSs' ~ 9na saturdays half ser IL oieioe a
q A' and closes half after 4 oselocf Is f5-s-1 =
ing, on same dav5 ~ 9a-.ssssff@ q ttle s19A-
s,5l. TIE s5 Siiss s. viii s. kept spsao o. su.S.,y.
from i'4 Sto 10 O'Clock, A.. M.,. oolT. =
rs rs 5No., =. SHR0PS 4fRR S,fo
YazoO city, Dec'fI6, 1880. e'+''s' 20
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pig $50, ~, IL lSl E,aaslssf4 M.
nous IoNlAiD caRAArnnfk1 Baif+s
sFLREs = jaIs spd iaisstsoar 8
sIl Kinds Of wood, maFbss &c. ' etesa 81 .,...
01- Shop on Main st. next door i the D.n
ocr1t PrintiHEp peicey agTgIa
zooei1y Feb. l9sh le5l--iy saa eeAY
Shropshire 4 MASSEY.
Lave opened tslncs the 6rs1 il Il. k.;.,,
!, = - house, opposite Il, ,bson' Hotel. - v'fsre
they wSsuld pc pleased to see their old eustor,.
They have an excellent SEsck of Goods. be i
lot lIales and gentlenen's use. and many 3
which Will be sold at prime cost for cash: Sci no
little soiled By handling them rather has. .ilv
aged. t.as-a - - -7''-' = s'l''
They have jest received per Steanotv .4w
u CamPbsii, -" Monroe, . and I'D. B. M ossv., !,
fine assortment Of the Sest family gr,lceries
and everything in the way Of fPlantat ion 81 D
Plies all Of which win be s6ld at u e loves
cash prices.
Main street, Tazoo city, Dec. ls 1851,
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TIME firm Of H. A. NunnaIiy 3 Co., was
i dissolved on the lst inst, by mutual con-
sent. All parties Indicted TO tie late firm
win please call at once and settle with the
untersignea. es ataLaa = s-l-L-5 s.. ...''
a81H '2tle3s a1aFa H.rA. NUNNABLYs u
YazOc City, Aprils54tan9 4a
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81. UOUIat y AU1AuAtJ 2 -
rsF..st.. r g CIkfk 81 GO. ... .,,......,
gl-es nis rnuch pleasure to inform you,
-. &c carefully trisd your White Lead
= s0,.' ss'veral different Fays nnd i sqgsl in'
y 4 Sbiisbsss and quality generally to
- - .r,els manufactured IN tho-wes you = s5e !.
=. ,h--,v q usa this - recommenaatltonl " !
elIif 81 aH9 bopaal e yog. -. =.
afsI 71a !. C AAl4Ec j ~ AA'4OD' -
pyt4 t4|f "a slna VI
Cg5E-eT -;
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LOCK ATqHES LADIES.
MR., FouRc1DE, has the ho1orto announce
lVA to The Ladies' Of Yazoo City and vicinity
that he has brodght fine ASSORTMENT Of si1k
and straw bonnets Of the latest Paris fashion for
the summer also caps for sale at Mr.. H. 9.
Tyler's Jewelry, and music Store. He win
remain here only short time
Yazeo GiFy 1IisssAps 8Os1s5l-fa E
.rsaao COD, LIVER OIE.s esaq ssGFRv
= Doz Bottles for saIe ~ aasfnea = -. :
o. .aa4 z THOMPSON Z co.
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cAsTOR OILS,
Corner of l2lh and Austin Sts.'
ST. LOUIS, MO.
NY ,6IHics, at Counting-room OF DIcksrSon
a Rrsui No. IL. Loeust Street. ,i.I
Tho undersigned manufacturers Of White
Lead. I.inseed and Castor Oils, in the CITY OF
;S, .Iouis, hav ing about two month since com.
.hnsted thair establishment, are now prepared
- arrniSh Pointers and dealers with suPe-
,tisr, article Of White Lead, etc, etc
iISvery Painter in the city Of St. Louis VINO
!bts,vet tried eur White Lead Pronounces y
E,sSrior 10 any other manufactured IN the
West, IS appears BY their certificate PGSlsn'
sad7belOW. H. u CHAnA' = w.
February 10th 1851 ~szo8 -rt
Tn. undersigned, Pointers IN the city d
q, Louis. hereby certify that they have used
~. White Lead manufactured BY X. @
Cl.rk &. Co., Of this city, and find it SO far Al
,h.v have vet tried il, to be a very excellent
s-,;.io oUperior indeed to any other White
T.sd rnanufaetured in thewests
JOHN, 5, wATsov,t
.fbf R THoRlsBURe,
vrt- M'vrcKBR 4 HfsTED, (
If. .t1JlC yAmPs sPoRE,
b. r 70 ~ THoRNBURe, a3 +.
..4r. .f..a. ss.-. rIcHGRDs HILLMAlts 'lf
GORDON q wooDt rr
ai-0Nfis RTRIs, s29 aleiE
X c ENeLIsHs
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II ETTEKS of administration cum tesla
A-zhehto dnnexo upon the estate of Peter n
Fergnsonz decd were granted. to the under.
signed at the February term Al. ID. 1851 Of the.
Honorable Probate court of YazOo County,
all persons having claims against said estate
will present them within the time limited by
law or they will be forever barred.
. s--s.ss. J, ,WM,, y. GADBEsRRYeF
'IzsA Adminisfratof.
]. Ya1oO city, April othis5I. ~ n
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Issued the "a ia, : Of March A. D. 1881;
AMEs H. BILL, clerk.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE. =
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-14

"The publisher Of this paper would bear tes-
,imonv to the successful operation of this inven-
ton. having on a recent occasion tried with his
own hands to remove one Of these plates, and
found himself unable to do it without applying
more strength than he deemed prudent, though
requested so to do. The opinion of the conduc-
tors Of the Medical Journal, as to the Importance
of this invention will be confirmed by the follow
ing quotation from letter lately received by the
Proprietor Of the Christian Register, from a
highly respectable gentleman in Vermont to
whose wife set was applied.
The manner of fitting gold plates for the in
serion of teeth by DR.. Morton, as witnessed by
you the other day, was recently put 10 very So
we're test. A staple was soldercd to the plate
before 1t was inserted in the mouth and the fol-
lowing weights we're raised upon the patients
erecting the head, after string had connected
them together, without bleaching it from the jaw.
Pint, lb-2d, 2 bs--3d, ) lbs-ith, lbs-5th
10 lbs. No heavier weight was attached, as it
was feared it would .rritatc the jaw too much"
Chris. Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-14

The New York Evening Post, the Bamburner
organ, attacks the Albany Wing address, and
says that the Seward men caved in. On the
other hand, the llunker organs say that the Fill
more men caved in. Putting the two statements
together, we can see at once the proprety and
correctness Of the ground taken by the Wings,
and the trouble which the union of the Wings
has caused the two extremes of the Opposition
Alias.
A very happy young man says that preiudces
against color are very natural, and yet the pref
test girl he ever knew was Olive Brown.
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A GREAT CHANCE FOR
CARPENTERS OR MAS0NS.

THE Subscriber h wishing for laying from
sr housGRd paris Of a;h those wishing Tor job Of
that kind must apply u. z. WALKER.
Montpelier, August lst, 1851 3 W 80.
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flrst' J Did ios--5d' . ios--lth' : ibs-5th
10 lbs. NO heavier weight was attached, as 1t
was feared il would irrtate the law too much"
Cbyi, B,r;,,,r
C,dr rl. letters, and minors e,r ,tis c;,,. b,,
tho f;oor,,io. aflera short rost In tbo Nc,g yori
POS ,flire arrived Yesterday morning. We bav,
by theio definite advices about lhe suppressed i'm
surroction. The movement wa not general
or wen concerted one Us leauefs' $50 Jar as
they ha1 any general efou'la OF action were deceit
we'd IN lhe" expectations oil "e'p from inis coun'
ty' mo- -"uH' was more important in Suppo5-
ing lH'' hey "oUu DC supporne ny the ooun-
Try people az nome. In point OF iict the country
residents nol only uiu not oppose thc troops out
reeIoe. tslen In Tho Inopn,nins Inv me- f,Ti,,,os
As Tor the troops. they not only I'D NOT declare
fort the expected IN surrecton. but they cheerfilv
followed up the traces thus Indicated All tba
GUERILLA parties known to have been In motion
Isva boou stunned S,,ns fr, lillad so.,,. b,,,
snrrenderel tbemiseyes. srd tLo res, are r-s.
ouers MANY young mon. induced by tbs mono
i.e which seams 10 bave b.an rreoi, .,,on ,c u.s.
sistan,e from, Tins eountr, wi, loset5cir liyos b,,
this enterprise. The Government serms IN haze
acted enieutly bv the dunes invited to these r-,-
ised satnrralla but il is understood tb,, n ,i M
ion,or bo.,tlto will ra.~-l j., ttse ,.I,, craa,,
disloyalty. Boston Daily .idreniser.
T,er c-o,, cab, rho br,,, C.,,l,o-,. ,-,.,t
%, C5.r,oston an in.t f,no, V,,,,os ,,,G ,,e-
30 S. -. IN i.,...
s'i,,ns' Nuiil9fs ma oeen received l5oH1 YER
10 IInl 'le oH!, uhu enslg' ''el's "'u l'Aen
'ol w" "ni w. i"'u'. ~
t'0lN' "''. N''. .N' i"ii'''' "1i Ni0i-i""H ~
'hel' mountain businesses.
Mn York .4ur. sh p1ssenrsrs for Cuba
a ats desostrh from Now d .olus states that
the steamer panDaro which sai.d ON tb, ri
ms, carried out 500 nas.e8.er. f,r Cuba via
the Florida coast. 35O p5ssarters have also
s.led f,,n Mobile. for t,l Same destination
yiu- . that Mr. WcbsiarIs the ONLY man for uext
Pres dent, aud D. especially crue. on Cen Scott.
ofw.o-e clluces.b y special revelation hat paper
appear. 90 hgye received most d.scouragInr im.
prss-ous TITS some comfort. n1 doubt. 10 tbe
frien Is OF The gallant General. under Oh. Jisulr-
airing comments off the I-aion N.hr. no reflect
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Common i.u- llh branthes, 81 N
H-h.t T. ID 80, a3t
l.aul ua-rs, 700
The oinig.- too Au.c and Dfaulus W Pee tur
Other .iuiil ln.t.fntuns.
The toel CO., hdent sayiug, that, with thei
aat cHelals tuitng. surp sset by nome lu beau
eltrn Hud ure, uni convenience oi arrangement
uii ie hoard of lslrhqfs ihrt have
e', Academy Boz t, sato anYi, better ilcucs ior &C.
qutuns tnnrau-I HHt ptlctical education.
hold Fl l er srek Knun.- bee tented al reasona
o. r4tr hs ose wishing 10 hold thcnsrl'es tlI further
paluculi as iHNutre cd 500 SUBSCRIBER
uENAN CARPENTER. secretary.
NufthftIf. Aug. NJ, ls5l al.fs
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BONNETS q TKIMArGS
Enc. Linen Thread Edgings,

=, UNN7 q INNlIIIN HIV0 I17I fIrfIv0d fas6s o
- bunne's Hiblons, Flowers 1ab- Bonnet swiss Vine
and -ik.s dc. sIDHNs * LANGDON.
Nfs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-14

We will sell les phoe duHas Tho m'H 'han any store
90 the couuty. .
els az ilsi ''' ''Ps 81 LYMAN a KING.
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OF that character California She may have about
the usual per centum OF such people, presume; but
did not even 80 Tar 10 say that when spoke The
other day And ! say now, that OF the hundred thou
sand now in California ninety nine thousand would not
wish 10 the people deprived OF their property BY the
separate The bad titles from the good do not consider
il question of numbers al all but question OF equity
and OF nght-a question OF just government on the part OF
the United States towards these people who have fallen
into our hands And The fewer there may be OF them
and the helpless they may be. precisely for that
reason and because they are lew aud because
language different in rcgionbecause of these reasons
and there differences shosld be sener and kinder 10
them This Is my opinions and it is especially my opin-
these people, and not take away their lands when we
have no right TO them. and not them out of their
property and that for the purpose OF passing them all
Of by hundreds Of millions OF acres to the of old
soldiers
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I'm REJOIkDER.

second Courpe.-DancfnG Academy.
Nj Liable has honor TO the ciuSsns Of
WAshnna and Georgetown that his second cours Of dancing
sseons ~ the Thursday January h
vssdsnos on psnnsyvans opposite WIads Hotel
Days o. tsdons WashingonTuesdays Thusdays and 8Afu
days 0soEestown--Monaays and Fridays.
RAAD C4ANCE FOR PRINTERA.-An experienced
~ pefnoefS ded In oil kinds OF
ce sses sAsssc and puncsua every qualified 10
De0 Ne aes Of foreman In once obtain excel
S:at situation n sneony healthy and pleasant Viz
ens 0Wu 81 evsa Thousand inhabitants Should the individual
Hve peeoea esto other prospective
shay g GGese1 hin. The paper 10 democratic.
Ard md composItor by
ns1aA ieAaon u he sAms once Inquire OF editor Of
Uu1sn. III
Jan 7-<oe6A
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The PRESIDENT pro lmpoye laid before the Senate
report OF the Secretary OF War, made agreeaby to law
accompanied by OF the expenditures for
ungent expenses OF that department during the year end
ing June 80 1850; which read. and ordered to be
printed.
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IN CONGRESS- OF THE u. STATES.
FRIDAY. JANUARY TO-. 1851.


EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.
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MEMORIALS, PETITIONS. ETC.

Mr. YULEE presented the petition OF the late and pres
enl officers OF the land Office at Newnansve, in the
State OF Florida asking 10 be allowed additional com.
pensaion for locating military bounty land warrants
which ordered to lie upon the table
Mr. Y also presented the petition of the late and pres
ent officers OF the land office at Tallahassee Florida
praying increase OF compensation for locating mitar,
bounty land warrants which was ordered to lie upon the
table
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The following engrossed bill was read third time,
and passed
cult and district OF the United States for the dis
trict OF Vermont"
On motion, the title OF the above bill was amended 40
as TO read "a bill changing the places and fixing the
times for holding the circuit and district the dis
iric Of Vermont"
The engrossed resolution renqushng to the State of
Maryland two OF the cannon captured by the brigade I'M
the battle of Contreas Mexico, read third time
and passed.
The Senate proceeded to the sideraton of the bill
for the relief OF Sarah d. Mckay
Mr.. YULEE. ] shall be glad II the gentlemen who
take interest in this bill will permit il TO lie over for the
present have been DESTROYS OF giving examina.
lion TO the subject but have been unable TO complete that
The PRESIDENT. Does the senator move to post
pone iti
Mr. YULEE do make that motion.
MT PEAKCE. conceive that there is no necessity
OF postponns this bill There is no intrcacy in the sub
ec nor IN the principles that will require it 10 be searched
out 1t has been admitted that there is no general law
passage il urged upon the clear merits OF the case
the extraordinary individual hardship and the fact that
Congress has repeatedly upon other occasions where
the claim was not warranted upon any general law.
passed special acts IN certain private meet their
peculiar circumstances. | think no delay will enable
the senator from Florida to discover any fact or new
principle in regard to this subject and do therefore
ace why the Senate should not to upon the
bill At once.
Mr.. YULEE differ with my friend from Maryland
to the importance of this BILL and think that wolves
very important general principle. cannot find that
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by resolution which introduced TO place the officers OF
the army and navy on the same footing The army
officers have no prizemoney and though they capture
millions and millions OF public property, OF it is
devoted to their the government takes the whole,
II s therefore really particular merit which entities
naval officer to the pension fund which created out
OF the prize-money That is much the grant of the
government anything else II military officers had
been dealt with upon principles OF equal justice, there
would have been fund OF sort provided for than
from their captures But there such provision and
surviving widows of the officers OF the army should be
stinted because il has not thought proper to allow por-
ton OF the prize money to be appropriated to pension
fund, and, having exhausted IT. supplies are demanded
really hope this bill will pass II is an exceptional
case and in the whole history of the government there
are comparatively but few such which shows that
the senator's apprehension Of establishing precedent by
that shall be obliged in The end to make general law
applicable 10 ALL il unfounded Besides, sir. il il better
that we should make these provisions occasionally in
cases OF extraordinary hardship, than to make general
officers, whether they be in INDECENT circumstances or
not would like to guard against such general con-
sequence and make occasional provision only for specific
cases.
Mr. HALE. MIR President, "A reported this bill /
want to say word about IT, In regard 10 the objection
Of the senator from Florida, that this IL not within
the operation OF any general law permit to say that
understand that our whole legislation il based upon the
acknowledged fact that there 10 not single reported
here which comes with the operation Of general law
II il did, il would not come in at ALL because the general
law is carried by general officers, and does not need
any further Legislation TO help along Now, il the SEN
valid against any bill which can by any possibility be re-
ported They are exceptions to general aws-every one
of themand not warranted by any law; If they were
they would not come here
Think, Mr. President, for what time have been in
Congress- have voted strenuousy against pensions "A
anybody having seat upon the floor OF either house.
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ceVedf Not0lnR Inc younger Males rise up and tel
about the quantity Of money that Wisconsin has placed
OF Wisconsin Where did the money from that pur
chased this property or exngushed the Indian claim to il
IL came from the pockets of the whole peope-from the cit
zens OF the old States well the And who have
settled these States Citizens from the old States
Tyng their funds with Them and there appropatng the
public lands to their am for equal justice. ] am
for an honest administration of this government; and
spun the idea that the revival Of the old party issues is so
tremendous in the view Of gentlemen to prevent
their approaching the subject with OF justice to the
whole OF the Staes from of the old thirteen,
sir, which has contributed her portion OF money and Of
men whenever the acquisitions OF this demand
ed it, And whenever the public domain to be given for
the Improvement OF our country, maintain that our sec
ton OF the Countryside old thrteen-have equal right TO
share for internal Improvement, any other improve
ment necessary The young, rising energetic lly leave
the old people and the old Siaes-eave the old and
the old women there and they to be deprived of any
rights that belong them, and in their old age. because
they may become weak body and perhaps in mind The
rising gensraoa-ths younEssers-al already appropriate
Mississippi cIaims-whst That we, the old people,
shall wait until the youngsters quiet all the agations
OF the country and pocket all our rights [Laughterl
Now. sir this is great question: and one which struck
deep into the party issues OF the country long ago Like
all other great questions il has nd its day The public
have investigated il. They understand it, II has run
its race In political campaigns, and is now thoroughly
understood IN the country II results Just in this: Do
these States stand upon equaltyi Are all entitled
whether in land or in money None will deny IL be-
cause when the surplus in the treasury was divided,
i was divided among all the States Who do the public
lands belong to. sr They belong all the States and
they are in the hands OF the general government to %
appropriated for the benefit either Of the Union equally