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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

AFRICAN MonE or CmrcHrNG CrRI-
osrry.-The Landrrs in africa were
dreadlully tormen,pd by the rude Curl
osity Of the natives, who almost suao-
Gated them by crowtling TO and about
their tents. On complaining Of this
nuisance to the chief oil one place, he
sid:-"Take your gun and kill a few;
you have my leave 10 slaughter as many
as YOU please. After you have cul of
the heads Of some oil them, the rest will
net meltst you.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

~ The printing. office ofthe Greene
County Wig, at Waynesburg, Pa.
is offered for sale, in consequence of
the death ofMr. Porter, tho late editor
and proprietor. The materials are
good, tho press Of largest size and has
only boon in use about five months.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

On Thursday last, the followingre.
solutions were adopted by the Virginia
Legislature, in tho Hatcher case, the
first bya vote of 81 to 26,-tle second
by n vote Of lO4 to S.
Resolved, by,hc General Assembly,
That while the Governor, in the case
of the slave Jordan Hatcher, had tho
power TO order Communication If the
punishment, and the Senate believes
exercised that power conscienliously,
yet in his message ofihe.llth Of May,
assigning his reasons forthc colnmu-
,dtion, lie expressed views, which, in
the opinion OF the General Assembly,
arc erroneous, aud would, il acted on,
be productive Of mischief:
Resolved. further, That the Gene
raj Assembly dulll9declure its concur
renee an the views Of the Governors
explanatory message Of the 10Th of
May, so far as it can, without express
ing an opinion as to the conclusion to
which the Governor came, that the re-
cord of jordan Hatcller's conviction
presented a case fl. for ale ipterfer..
ence Of the Executive.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

60 The "young Lady" referred
to in the annexed paragraph will pro-
badly he tho first candidate for the
Presidency Of the United States. that
will he nominated for that office by
the "Womans' Rights Convention"
Professors Whipped by u Young Lady.
A young aud sprightly bcuux who
hud been paying his respects for sew
eral weeks ton blooming young Miss
in attendance ut ono Of the female
seminaries in this city, was politely in-
formed that his visits and addresses
would not be- tolerated any longer
that he mus, leave. The young lady
also received orders 10 avoid Ills cum
pany hereafter. Both parties were
considerably inccnscd at the conduct
uflho Professor On tho following
day the sister of the young gentleman
armed herself with Two rattnns, aud
with the young gent, proceeded 10 the
Seminary, called for tho principal,
who appearing, she drew her missives
and commenced laslling him very Sc.
vrrcly over the face and shoulders
He instantly made good his retreat
and sent in another professor, who al
so received similar clastiscment
and retired perfectly satisfied with all
no experienced. The brother and
sister then left, aud the rrmor is now
that the joining ofthe two aInresaid
will be an clopelncn, in high life
Cincinnati NonParca.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19
A STUDENTS VACATION.

A Student acting us Colportcul
during n recent vacation, writes as
follows -" spent one month rs q
CnIpurtcur for the American Baptist
Publication Society, in which time
sold $500 worth Of books, and dis.
lrimnlcd all the tracts which were sem
me. Visited jS2 families prayed in
families - times; and travelled 25S
miles. "-Bap. Rm0rd.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

THE NEW GoLD DoLLAR.-The Phil
aielphia News notices specimen piece
Of the new gold dollar piece, which has
heen struck at the mint, and forwarded
10 the Department al Washington fol
approval. It is about the size Of dime,
with an open centre Of NEARLY the size
of the present coin. On the one side is
the word "Dollar," under which is a
wreath, and on the other side "United
States Of America, 1852"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19
CANTON N, Va,
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SATURDAY..JUTE 10, 1852.
EASTERN AGENCY.

lJ.Mr. c. PIERCE, No. 40, South Third ST.,
Philadelphia, is one OF our most oblising and
attentive Agents.
4. W. CARR, Third street, opposite tho En-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for that
City.
WM.TlIONipSOH, at tho Newspaper Agency
S. Z. corner OF baltimore and Calvert streets.
ia our Agent for Baltimore.
OTHER AGENTS.
u. NJ. ANVIL, Ncstoryllc, Barbour co., Va,
J. CALDWELL, p. NJ. KingwOOd, Preston
county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19
Appointments by tile President.

b. and with The adriee aud consent Of The Senate
Samuel Stokeloy, Of Ohio, 10 be
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
of tho United States for the Territory
of Utah, in tho place of l.. G. Brande'
bury, resigned.
James H. Adams, of Massachusetts,
to be Consul of the United States fol
tho Island of Singapore, in tho place
of Joseph Balcstier, resigned.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

Sin john FnANRLlN.-A Letter from
Hong Kong SAYS that nearly all of lhir-
ty-fve whalprs from the Arctic seas
that have touched at that port the pres
emf season, believe that Sir John Frank
lilo is safe. They think he has pene-
trated through the ice barrier into inner
water where he will not be reached
until mild season arrives, which they
say, the present season will be.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

To The Legislature recently pass
ed a bill changing tho time for the
commencement Of the terms Of Jus
ices Of the Peace from the first of Ju'
" to tho first of August next.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

MAINE ELECrIoN.-Thc special
election for a Representative in Con
gross, from tho fourth, district in Maine
Ias resulted in tho success Of Hon.
Isaac Reed, Wing, by GOO majority.
This is u Wing gain.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

THE Legislature Of Virginia adjourn
t,sa on Monday night to meet again in
November next. During the session
bills were passed chartering indepcn-
dent banks at Fairfax, in CulpepPer; at
Parkersburg, in Wool; at Clarksburg,
in Harrison; at Rockbridge, in Lexing-
ton: at Sco,tsville, in Albemarle. The
minimum of,he capital of the above is
$4,000 for each bank. Also banks
have been chartered at Paramount and
FincastIp, same minimum. Independent
hunks, with capital oiSiOO, 900, have
been chartered at Wythesville, in
Wylhe, and at Hampton, in Elisabeth
City. The Central Bank at Staun.on,
chartered last session, has its minimum
capital reduced 10 100000.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

Martin Newcomer, Esq.,, Of Cham
berslurs, Pa, las. week sold Cow aud
n two year old hciIrr, Tor the handsom"
s,moi Sl55, They werr both oil III"
t3M,ha,4 breed,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

A new kind Of brick made in Wiscon-
Sin, ola peculiar clay has been intrnd''-
ced in the market. They are Of cream
color and said 10 be more durable than
other anaEIips.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

TELEGRAPH FROM C oNcREss.-Teno'.
clock A. M.-Doin nothin.' Two O..
clock r. M.-Restin' Tor nothin'. Six
O'Clock P. M.-Gettins their pay fol
noihin'.-Hog. 10reA Light.
In Tennessee, man has been con.
drmned to FIVE years imprisonment fol
marrying his ncice.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19
Virginia Legislature,
Prohibition Of Lotteries, &c.

| Passed May 22d, IS'9.

o,, re-,
Passed may "En' i'"-
!. 10 it enacted blythe General AS
semhly, That the buying S''I'"g' or
transferring OF tickets or chances ~
any lottery shall hc and The same is
hereby prohibited ....
I'd. II free person shall set up, or
promote, or be concerned in manag'
Ing or drawing n lottery or rallle, for
money or olller thing of value, or
knowingly permit such lottery in any
house uuderhis control, or knowingly
permit money Tn other property to be
fattled for in such house, or 10 he won
therein by throwing or using dice, or
ny any other game OF chance or
Know permit The she N s"cll
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

The health Of Mr.. Clay is gradual
ly declining, and you may expect to
hear Of his death in very few days.
Congress is doing nothing, as usual
ELDORADO.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

from the same disease.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12

OEr Nous rappeIoni i lous les ci,oyens
de la Louisiana, qtc les paroles at
tribnees au general Pierce sur la Ioi
relative aux esclaps marrons, dams
un disconrs prononG par lui New
Boston New Hampsi'Xl, en- dtcembre
dernicr, ont rec" IN 50. .ENNEL DE-
MENTI d1 prfside'd neme de cenc as
sembl6e ct de cent qmhzs autres lemons
oculaires, tous citoye,e Ra NeD- Hnmps-
hire, parm lesqneIs en distng'e les
mcmbrcs dcs premieses cours de justice
de Get Etat, ct DIES hdnirnes qui y occu~
pent les emp'ois les Ps. .honorab'es ; dc
sorte qu,i| ny p'nsqae les gems ii qui
il plait Oh qui il convient de croire ct
de colporter un mensonge gr"sser ct
impudcn', qui puis,cnt fcindre d'ajouter
fol a cclui don't il s'agit ici. ( Voir lc
Plonnirr de t.4ssoaption du Is aout
1882
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DEMOCRAT1QUE +.

Tons hs efforts fats phr les odolihonistes
o" par autres, dams lie but de ponsser le
Congres a intcr1enir dams Ia question
de Fcsclovoge, on a ,faire les pre"siers
pas dams cette Uoie, sont calculfs poar
produire les consequences les Plus nlar-
NANTES et les plus hangerenses. DE tcls
efforts tendent intvitabIemcnt diml-
nucr Ie bonheur du penplc, mcnacent
la permanence ct la Stabilize de ~
Mon; ills ne doivent done etre sonte-
nus par aucun homme ami de nos ins>
.ti'utions poIitigues. C'est pou,9uoi ie
part demotratiqne dc l'Union, pre-
nant pour base Ic present programme
national, oppuiera ct so"tiendru Fcrfcn-
ton fdelc nes nctes, conuns sous lc nom
dc ncs"rcs dv Con7promis, passes par Ia
dern1ere convention, q ccn1prls Fm;e
pour la reclamation deS esclnvcs qu Sc
ssromt soustroits par Ia f1s'e a leur scroi
ce ou tem trn0ait, leqnet octe oyani fte
passf atm d.ossnrcr Tentcutiou d'me
disposition rrpressc de Ia Constitution,
ne sn,rntt. sans riolniion de celte meme
Constitution. etre Fobja doncun rnppel
on changen1cm de nature a en- detruire
OF 4 en- din,inuer la re' M.
lie parti dtmocrati4ue rtsistcra a
toute tentative dc renonvtler au- de-
dams on au.dchors du Congress tagita-
ton de Ia question de I'esclavage, sous
queIque formc Oh qnrl4uc con'eur que
la tentative SC produIse.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12

Les danes ont soupe dams les appar.
tements de madame Dalfirez, ct les par
,isans de Pierce ct King, sous de beaux
arbres, dams une prairie ou await etc
dressee une lc,,immense. lie meeting
dc la c6te-espognoNe de PAssomption a
etc une brillante l6tc. lie meme enthou
siasme qui y rtgne Ic 4 septcmbrc, y
regnera le 2 novembrc.
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MEETING DEIOCRATlQUE.

Samcdi, de ce mois, le capitaine
Celestin DaIftrez df rAssothplion, await
invite les Pionniers lie PAscension So
reunir chez Iui. lie bruit de cette invita-
ton s'etant repandu, un grand nombre
des amis de Pierce ct dc King ont etc
au-dcvant de leurs freres de TAscen-
sion.
Lie meeting s'est organise. Quatre
cents votan's ct q,atre>vingt DANES le
lormaicnt. Divers orateurs Sc sont fait
entcndre, ct tous ont excite tour tour
lie plus vif enthousiasme, dams l'audi-
toire.
A minuit, le capitaine Dalferez in
vito l'assemblee a prendre part un We
ritabc barbecue.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12
I.ETTRE D'ACCEPTATION DU
GENERAL, PIERCE,

J'acccpte la nomination sur les bases du
programme adopte par la Convention,
non parcc que. CONNIE candldat, on
doit >'attendrc &c que je lc fa.se,
n,ais parce que les principes de cc
programme commandment l'approba-
ton de mon jugcmcnt. ct parcc que je
crois que je pus ahirmcr en- toute Sc
cnrite que, dams tout ie cours dc ma
vie, on nc pourTait tronver III IN fait,
III IN mot, Ell contradiction avcc ces
principles.
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

I'M. +. Eude, Passage
k.1r.OnLEArs de la Bourse, No 50,
encoignure Cont.
Ascr,s,os NM Richard q Templet.
RIwrRE.NEuvE. NJ. Firmin Dnplesss.
lBERvILLE. M. ). Dreau.
;Sr-JAcouEs NJ. Auguste Theriot
Sr-JEAN BAPrIsTE, NJ Ed,ard Perret.
ST. CHARLES
Posr-BnsAux, At. Edmond Bulard.
Tu1nopAux NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
HouMA M. F. Gagne.
Srr.M.r1r NJ. Etienne Penisson.
ABSORPTION u. rodriguez, Na'e o'"T'
RrI1E R1y1ERE NJ. Pierre Thtriot.
pnrcorRryILLE, NJ. G.. J. e. Gauthier.
II Dams les parosses oa nous n a'ohs pas
,,,mma agents, nous prons les Maitres de Poste
d. youIoir Sc charger lie lagence Dc notre teuille
Pour les insertions, ,annonces
avis, ETC., ETC., les conditions sont les sn'vanteS
parprx L1cNEs, pour la lere insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suvantes ::: 90
Tout abonna qui voudra suspendre son abon-
:,sment, devra prevenir, par ecrit les edltenrs:
:,unss jours au moins, avant respiration d"
rifsestre.
Or execute a limprimere du PIoSslER, ct ce
arx pris les plus moderes. toutes eSpeces on
wages typographiques, (.Jobs,) tells que' cAErEs
xAcTUREs. PAMPHLETS. BLANcs. ETC. ETC.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12
SUR iE CENTRAL SCOTT.

L'idte de la poluIarite dn general
Scott dams Get Et;t est Ie plus grand
de tons les hun,b,gs ct Ia plus grande
dc toutes les iInsons. II ma pas d'a-
mis- au>dela des linites de Eotrc vile.
Que ccux qui pelsent antrement in
ter'ogent, commenous l'avons fait, les
wings de Ia cam pgne, pour voir si,
meme avec un microscope grossissant
cinq cents fois les objels, Ills po'rront
decouurir parmi sur IN partisan de
.ScoH.
: lie general Scott kcri,ait I'.4beillc) est
le favori special d Nord, le cnndidnt
>hfr dps Free Soiers. u est gdte par
Greely, lenm sous a mtelle de Sf7rord.
ct 0d,nouestt; consdnn,ent ncec mne sot
Hcitude paterneNepar 7hrlow Weed.
En- un mot, il it en- ties mauvasc
compagnie. Ii pratt nc freqnenter
que des hommes Wi s'enivrent de ia
nali>me ct don't 4politiqne est snbor-
donnte a leur deviation. Les amis
particuliers du gdttral Scott sont pre-
ci3ement les hoilmeS que, Plus que
: tou> les antres, IeShd nbhore particn-
lieremcnt ct empla,iqncment; ct ricn
nest plus natnrel iue dc Ini voir ret'rer
sa conIiance a IN candidat qul scmble
iouer la partie dekes mames hommes." !"
QUE lie PEUpLE .DGE LES CANDIDATs
WANT QU'ILs soIENN SUR LES RANGs, Sill
-EUr LES BlEN JuGR. CONNIE L ABEiLLE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12

Guard le SUD Sc prononcera-ti.l pour
IN hcnme qni. CONNIE Ie General Scott,
:. ayMERAIr MIEUx Sc COUPER LIE BRAs
n,oir QUE LIE CoNsACRER a LA DEFEN-
Sc DE L1NsrlTuTIoN DE L. 'EscLAvAGE!'
Onand ?...-i.a veiIle de son suicide.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12

- Sous la fol de ce nouyei entretieE,
ie rentre dams ce cabinet, madame j: hi
i rtpondrc quelques.unes de vos pa
roles.
La porte du cabinet SC referma sur, lie
lieutenant de Vendenil.
- Oh pardon, dit tout bas Julien a
Nine de Mareuse mon incompatible
passion ma egare. Je ne suis pas senle-
inent honteux, je vous al indignement ct
lachement injur;ee; je suis irrit' contre
moi qui, Ell le rehdant maftre dun secret
lui al tout permis. Mais votre vertu,7
yotre anne 81 noble ct 81 pure nous sa
vera
- Helas y. 0 mon Dieu, je tel
mercie de ces epreuyes til me mo-
repouyantable abfme on j'allais ter
Benz soft Ic simple sarment DE, LEY
ma retenue sur le bord -
aurez ma raison, ma sagessea
LIE colonel de Nlareuse IF
de la porte ouverte. h.
Eth bien c'est md
maintenant, mon cher JI
I'm peu lent. Mon diable i.
atait dams ma chambre.
iouant sur le tapis, etil Il,
avec lui. Lc petit sns.n
me sIaisser partir. Tn infss
bile notre yisite JET.
F. wv II
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12
SCOTT MEETING.

Nous apprenons q"'un meeting des
partisans de Scott, aura lieu chez NJ
J. b. Guilot, ie samedi Is de ce mos.
NJ. ]. B. GuilIot nous "a assure quill
Y anrat au mons trois cents chandelles
ct unc lampc coIossaIe.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12
EXTR ATS
DU DlSCOURS De M. GENTRY.
HADITANTS LISEZ !

Pour combattrc les criards Qui par
f.natisme .politiqae .voudraient entrafner
lie Sud a Sc suic ider, pour avoir raison
des Injuries que certans wings vomissent
contre un des citoyens les plus vertueux
dc PUnion, contre un de ces sages qui
sont le plus sincercnent attaches nolre
constitution GderaIc, contrc un homme
qui tout prix veut corserver cette cons
titution intacte, contre Franklin Pierce
en- un mot, lie plus fermc soutien de la
democratic ct de nos institutions, lesseu!
veritable champion de cette UNION
qui rend rAmericain ct 81 fer ct 81 puis-
SAINT pour combattre ces freres egares,
nous pnbIions awourd'hui les extraits du
discours de I'honorab!e Gentry, lie plus
juste ct le. plus DlGNE (qu'on compren-
&c lie moD de tous les wings du Sud-
Aucun orateur, mieux que NJ. Gentry,
ma expose avcc confiance, conviction ct
success, I'odieux quill y pour notrc nfei
tie de rUnion dams lie choix du general
Scott pour Ia candidature In presiden.
ce; aucun mieux que I'orateur du Ten.
nessee ma exprime 'cmbarras dams le,
qnel allaient etrc p ongds tous les wings
du Sud qui veuIent le maintien de Pes.
clavage, de Ia fortune de leurs conci.
toyens ct de leurs families, de la richesse
ct de la prosperite de nos contrees. Get
embarra-, i! 'eprouve Iui~msme ct dams
lie Sud tous les amis'de nos institutions,
amis politiques OIL adversalrcs, tous feront
CONNIE Honorable Gentry, du moins
tous ceux qui mettent Ia r3ison au>dess21
du fanatisme, la constitution au.1
de l'aboltionisme, la patrie a'
parti.
Nous laissons la tout COZ
discours de M. Gentry
vif eclat pour que ranl
gieuse ne lie fasse p
lisez ces quelquesl
NJ. Gentry; pei
de bons conse
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12
pENSEES ECRlTES DE SCOTT.

ILlStOlIibo sALotAIS - sIAA ~ :
Je snis d'opinion que dams lie district
dc Colnn,bir, Ie Congress pent dtcre'er
tcllcs mesnres qui hi convicndront pour
fnifianchi>semcnt deS csclhvcs, en- OF
frant tontefois aux preparedness unc re-
tribution raisonnablc."
Les croyanccs dn Chrttien ne pcu-
vent manquer dc dtiivrcr lc m"Itre de
l'esclave {. l'csclave du maftrc... pcut~
Gtre meme avant que ce dcIlier Sc IN
npcr,,u 1t ait reconnu que Id Ie4atio't So
ciaIe qui existe entr'e"x, est contr1tre apx
interets temporels dcs deux races
"Jc suis persuade, que le' ""''res ct
les Etats a esclaves sont tcnns par nne
obligation morale ct irpperle"se dem
ployer to,s les moycns qn' ne sera'ent
pas incompatibles a'cc la snrete des
denx races, pour smtliorcr rescIavage:
meme an point DE- rEATERMlNER.'
(Ertraits de Ia lc't"e da gfnerol
Scot, en- dnte de Washington,
o fSrrier lS43.)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12
OPINION DE L'ABEIILE

lie meilleur des orgsnes wings de la N
Orleans)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12
aE pl0NNlER Of lAsSOMPTION.
PUBLIE PAR
EUGENE SUPERVlEllE. I.
rnMANCHE 10 SEpTEMBRE 1852
CONDITIONS nu Dour,lal

ABONNEMENT Il Announcement est pays
'hle D'AvANcE.
POUR UN AN -: ::::: S5 w
POUR SIX MoIs :: :: 80: w
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12

- Monsieur de Vendeuil. la mobiles
Sc de vos sentiments me garantit que
vous ne me ferez pas In victime dune
haine impIacabIe. J'ai recherche les
distractions du monde, votre conversation
me plaisait,je ne lsai poi t evitee; dois,je
souffrir Ia f,nte du plaisir que vous ma
vez cause Depuis qnand fhomme d'es-
prit ne pent.il parler nne femme qua
la condition de I'eprcndre de je ne sais
ouelle passion, ct de Sc venger 81 cette
femme ma pour lni qn'une sympathie
oui s'aIrete a lsestime Dcpnis quand
l'homme do monde Sc faitil brutalemcnt
barbara pour avoir NAL traduit une pa
kole, an sourire, un regard Depnls
hand le gentiIhomme, ct vous Fetes,
Asieur...
Ms le colonel marchait dams lie
br.
: v.
Fest hi !! s'ecria Nine de Mareu-
ntrez dams ce cabinet, je vous
ke, monsieur. Echappons d une
n que notre trouble reDdrait
e. Votre presence irritcrait
keuse. Tout l'heure, quand
l'acheverai ma priere, ct
dc vous, monsieur. i'cxcuse
i'espfrc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-09-12
Ell &c + Z U X s.

EI.EC u RS.
Premier nistric, Electoral. - Edwin
ARRES MoisE, elccteur; Chs. Btenvc
substi.nt.
yscond District Electoral. = GENERAL
B. PAAucHE. elcctcur; I'm Dunbar,
ttitnt.
roiHeme District Electoral. = TRAsT.
v LANDRY, electeur; 4. Scaddy.
s,ith.
tatrieme District Elecsorat.-THos.
YIN DAVIDSON. electeur; Il. G. Wick.
hnbsii,ut.
1,ieme District Electoral. - THos.
bN MooRE, elccteur; c. II. Mon-
bstitut.
ENC District Electoral. - L. w.
RDsoN, e'ccteur; 9 Philips
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-22

The Herald, discussing the fact that an applica-
ton has been made by subscribers to the Art
Union for an injunction to restrain the managers
from any further progress in their proceedings,
under their present charter says: =
"The Art Union is now in the crisis of its des-
tiny. During the last nine or ten years it has been
staggering through the world, without any regard
to the constitution and laws of this State, merely
because no single individual, or class of ndividu-
ais, felt interest enough in the subjectto care how
the laws or constitution were treated by the mana
gers. The impunity with which they have
hitherto been permitted to manage the affairs of
the institution has led them asray into violation
oflaw which could not last for ever. During that
period oftime nearly half million Of dollars, con-
tributed by the public for the support of art and
artists in this city have passed through their hands,
and, according to the best information we can find,
this vast amount of money has been mainly con-
fined to twenty or thirty artists belonging to a
particular clique of the management, to the gene
raj exclusion oftwo or three hundred other artists
in the city and country, many Of whom have been
again and again competitors for the patronage con-
templated by the public"
The application for the injunction will be heard
by Judge Oakley on Monday next.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-22
For the Southern Press.
Virginia..

GENTLEMEN-I have seen but little else ever
since Congress met, than continual electioneer-
ing for the Presidency. Democrats, Wings and
all, 90 it with a perfect rush. am fatigued
and decidedly out of temper with the whole
mess, and would suggest for the State Rights
party to nominate some gentleman of its own
concern for that Office would respectfully
suggest the name of the Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS,
of Mississippi, than whom there does not live,
in my opinion, a man more deserving. lam not
acquainted with that gentleman personal---very.
knowledge of him is confined entirely to his
character as public man. That is enough to
recommend him. wish to see him run by the
State Rights party of the United States. As
to re-uniting the old parties on former plat
FORMS don't believe I'M it. cannot vote for q
Wing or Democrat as things now stand; and
as for what are called Union men, they are out
of the question; though am as good Union
man ascan be found anywhere. We wish to know
where we are, and what company we are in; and
to ascertain that, wish to vote for one whose
" aim is his Country's, Gods, and Truths"
Yours respectfully,
STATE RIGHTS.