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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16
eEwe commend the following just and di,

erWe commend the following just and dis
eliminating article clipped from the Noble Regis
ter to those Scott Wings, who wink at and chuckie
over the .sad and comfort" that Seward, Greeley
johnson & Co., are giving to their candidate ana
yet turn up the whites of their eyes IN holy hor-
ror at the Van Burens supporting Pierce. Let
them remember, too, that Scott succumbs to Sc
ward Co., who ''execrate and spit upon the
Wing platform" while the Van Burens yield to
the Democratic platform and the requirements of
the Constitution, and Pierce comedies nothing to
them.
"T'he Difference we tellt Wings that
Gen. Scott is the favorite candidate of Seward d
Co., and that it was through their Vaccinations
that the heads of Fillmore and Webster were
brought to the block, they reply that John Van
Buren, d Co. are supporting Gen. Pierce But
| they overlook this tact that Seward and his clan
support Gen. SCOTT the ground that he will car
ry out their abolition heresies; while Van Buren,
| & Co. support Gen Pierce with the distinct I'M
Outstanding that his administration will dlscoun-
tenance all attempts to distusb the fugitive slave
law or any other interference with the rights OF
the South In other words, they have renounced
their abolition doctrines and in the language of the
Washington Republic, are paying penance, 10y
''eating Southern dirt"
Listen how John Van Buren, talked at the Hills
borough meeting in New Hampshire
"Mr. Van Buren, was satisfied that the action
of the Buffalo democrats in l848 secured the cleo
ton of the wing candidate. They accepted the
Baltimore platform of I852, because that platform
demanded OF them that they should not agtate the
question of slavery He willing to stand by
The provisions of the constitutional OF It's pro
visions He believed il true that the Constitution
secured the right 10 recover runaway slaves; and
we must all live up to it, or the Constitution was
at an end if il was duty to live up to it, thai
duty should be performed in constitutional man
ner If Washington and Jay and such men made
a bargain he should believe it fair one, though
Abby Folsom and her crew should denounce it t
the contrary
! Now let Southern Scott Wings heap as mucl
) reproach and obloquy as they please upon Johr
, Van Buren,, and denounce his free soilism as bit
terly as they may (and we freely admit. that fo
his past course he deserves it aIl)-yet we defy
them, boldly and fearlessly, to produce single
line from Gen. Scott patriotic and manifestins
as high regard for the constitutional rights 0
the South in respect to slavery, the above quo
5 ted remarks Of John Van Buren,. Yes, we def,
0 them to show single line from Scott in favor o
the execution of the fugitive slave law Unit
: they do it, as little as we think of John Van Blu
q ren we shall insist that Prince john is more Q
: pro slavery man than Winfield Scott Gain Sa,
i it, who can.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

EgrThe wings have made a terrible noise over
the fact that John Van Buren, of New York, was
for Pierce and King. We have but little faith in
either of the Van Burtns, father or son yet,
John, in his speech at Newburg, few miles above
the city of New York, made use of tie following
language which is not very atrocious
" The constitution gives the Shareholder right
to come into free state and take his property /;
they have right to it, and with Jut full and
cordial recognition OF every part of the constiu-
ton, this Union cannot stand.
g don't belong to those who believe in law
higher than the Constitution of tie United States
We don't act with those who believe that it was
an atrocious bargain made by our forefathers il
an honest contract, made by men whose mem
cries are consecrated in our hearts We will not
reject the wisdom which was hidden from Wash
ington, Jefferson, Adams and Madison, and re-
vealed TO Garrison, and Abby Folsom, and Fred
erck Douglass
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16
Mississippi Legisla!urc-CalIed Session Of 1852.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Oct. 9, ;

MONDAY, Oct. y, OF.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of a
bill ''to lay of the State into Five Congressional
Districts" which was passed by ayes "a, nays 4,
to-wit :-Messrs. Adams, Hussey, johnson and
Sharkey
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of
the resolution of the House relative to the election
Of U. S. Senator.
Mr.. Whitfield moved to lay the resolution on
the table the balance of the session-which was
carried as follows:
Keos-Mr. President, Messrs Bell, Bennett,
Berry, Catchings, Drane Golladay Greer, Hughes
McAfee, of Covington, Pettus, Pope Ramsey,
Singleton, Stone, Steele, Taliaferro and Torrey-
10.
N0ys-Messrs. Adams, Farrar, Hemingway,
Hussey, johnson, McAfee of Holmes, Nelso, Oil
yer, Reynolds, and Sharkey-1O.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SATURDAY, Oct. g. 1859.
| The House proceeded to the unfinished business
relative to the Public Printing, and the question
was upon the following amendment offered by Mr..
Jarnagn
Resolved, That the door keeper be and he is
hereby required to deliver to the State Printer all
messages, bills, reports and other documents that
may be ordered by this House to be printed du-
ring the present session, and that when they shall
be printed he shall receive and receipt them accor-
ding to law.
An amendment to strike out door keeper
and insert Clerk" was rejected.
Mr.. Jarnagin's amendment was then adopted
Tin committee of the whoe) and reported to the
House, and on agreeing to the report, the yeas
and nays as follows:
Yeas-Adams, Aldridge, Armistead, Arm.
strong, Barnard, Barker, Bradford, Box, Coop
wood, Dubuisson, Dougharty, Gallant, Gillespie
Harris, Harper, Hemphill of Choctaw, Kinds
Huntley, Ivy, Jack, Jarnagin, Jones, of Ponto.
toe. Keith Kennedy. King, Lakeland. Marshall
Marble, Matthews, Mcclure, Mitchell, MOODY,
Regan, Seal, of Lowndes, Selser, Swearnuin,
Shackelford, Sims, Smyth. of Lafayette Starke,
Strong. Taylor, of Tishemingo. Vernon, Ward
/ West-4o.
-Noys-Bardin. Barry, Brown. Bynum, Camp.
bell, Cassidy, Cook, Dampier, Dcavours, Enloe
Gibbons, Guy, Hathorn, Hemphill, of Attala
Hodges, Jones, of Jasper, Jones, of Kemper
rim, Orr, Parks, Sasser, Smyth, of Winston. Stu.
art. Sullivan, Tankersley, Taylor, of Marshall
Thames, Wood-32.
So Mr.. Jarnagin's resolution was the action o.
the House.
The committee on Districting the State report.
ed bill which was read twice.
Amendments, BY way of substitute were offer.
ed by Messrs. Stark and Shackleford. ss
Messrs. Stark and Jarnagin from the minority
OF the same committee, made report and sub.
mItted b BILL
The Judiciary committee reported that in their
opinion the Office Of Superintendent OF the Peni.
tentiarY was vacant on the meeting Of the Icpis.
lature. Received and agreed to, and Il was Re.
solved, the Senate concurring, 70 rointo the cleo.
lhon on Wednesday next
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16
October Elections.

The returns from Pennsylvania. are most gratify-
ing Woodward, dem. candidate for supreme Judge,
and Hopkins, (dem) canal Commissioner, are elected
by about 10000 majority. From Ohio, we have moth
ing reliable There are three freesoil wings and one
democrat elected the other returns are SO scattering
that we cannot guess AZ the result From Indi-
ana, we have heard from nearly all the counties
Is every TO believe that Wright dem has been
reelected Governor sjOrity Of from 10 70 900.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

Our information leads US to believe that have elect
ed our Governor and member of Congress in Florida,
and that we may have amajority in both branches oil
the legislature.
In our next issue we shall be able to speak with
degree of certainty thatwe to this week
in regard to the elections in the States named.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16
The District RillS.

The following is the division of the State into
Congressional Districts by the bill which passed
the Senate on Saturday last. The bill is now pend
been offered
1st District. Tishemingo. Tippah, Marshall,
De Solo, Pamela, Tunica and Coahoma
2d.-Itawamba, Pontotoc, Lafayette, ITALIA
hatchie, Yallobusha, Chickasaw, Monroe and
Calhoun.
3d-Lowndes, Oktbbeha, Choctaw, Carroll,
Sunfower, Bolivar, Washington. Holmes, Alfalfa,
Winston, Noxubee and Kemper
4th.-Neshoba, Leake, Madison, Yazoo, Issa-
quena, Warren, Hinds Rankin, Scott, Newton,
Lauderdale, Clark, Jasper and Smith.
| 5th.-Simpson, Copiah, Claiborne. jefferson,
Adams, Franklin, Lawrence, Covington, Jones.
Wayne, Green. Perry, Marion, Pike, Amite, Will
kinson. Hancock, Harrison and Jackson
The following is the division of Districts by the
substitute of Mr.. Shackleford
lSt. Tishemingo, Tippah, Pontotoc Chickasaw,
Itawamba, and Calhoun.
Cd. Marshall. Lafayette, Dc Soto, Tunica,
Tallahatchie, Yallobusha, Pamela, Carroll. Sun.
flower, and Choctaw.
! Sd. Monroe, @owndes, Noxubee,. Oktibbeha,
Winston. Attala, Kemper, Lauderdale, and Leake
9TH. Coahoma, Bolivar, Washington, Holmes,
lssaquena, Yazoo, Msdison, Warren, Kinds,
Rankin, Claiborne, Jefferson, Adams, Franklin.
Amite, anC Wilkinson
9th. Neshoba, Newton, Scott CLARK, jasper,
Smith, Simpson. Copiah, Lawrence, Covington,
Jones, Wayne. Pike, Marion. Perry, Greene,
jackson, Harrison, and Hancock.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

ton. The others are marked dissenters al,
not yet corrected the repeated publcaton ~ hats
determination not to support the wbiy oa " ,tGei'
for President.--LonisViue Democrat. @uuldsis
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

SENATOR JOINS, OF TENNEssEE.-Thisr was ras
orator, who threatened to tear the buttons on Osp
opening Of the canvass to keep within 'D to HO
extract from report Of his speech at JOnesOoIU'
(Tenn. } asita9pears in the Nashville AmeIlc'''
of the 18th inst:
He spoke of Gen. Pierce as a high-m,n1a.,oSi
gentlemen, amau of ability, and at least d. -.
competitor: said he had no doubthe rqs 70 o -.
ted on the great question Of he South thaIps
not afraid to trust him and that Of eools Nsu
Pierce was sound so was Scott; spoke Of .ls
o that speech, and he was not disposed 10 quss,
bis veracity, as he knew from personal
hew little reliance waa to be placed IL
ports. q sidewise vindication Of hinseli-
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

ES- The Synod of the Presbyterian Church will
commence its session in this city on next Wednes-
day evening week. The opening services will be
performed by the Rev. Dr. Scott of New Orleans.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16
POrular and EIectnraI Kotr.

For purposes ready reference during the election cam
Pai fairly commenced, publish The following table,
sAJg the electoral and popular votes OF l9l8 together with
The eLectora vote under thu last census Of 1850.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

0]-The Hen J. a. Wilcox and lady, have been in
city during the past week. The Colonel looks as
well as speaks of the of Pierce and King
with confidence, and gives the most cheering account
Of the harmony and enthusiasm of the democracy in all
the States through which he passed on his return
home.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

So Much the Worse for Gen. ScoH-The Scott
Ipspers publish list Of what they call leading
Freesoilers, BY which they show that of them All.
only Thad. Stevens, Gov. Johnston, Seward and
Greeley, support General Scott whilst General
Pierce has 70 carry the dead weight ofeighteen Of
them. Bad showing this. for Gen. Scott. Fosy
Freesoilers took him captive, and shut his mouth
on the slavery question, whilst the eioktesu who
vent to Gen. Pierce had opinions, had 10 renounce
tssir old game and knuckle to kis principles. But
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

Gen. Pierce had opinions Of bis own, SO had Gen,
Scott, butihis opinion was that the way to the
White House, was to follow Seward.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

9Th. p DoUTHTT, is authorized to receive new
subscriptions, and receipt for money for the same for
the Southern Standard.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

0E-lf any gentleman has one thousand dollars to
risk on the election of Scott and Graham, can, by
calling at this Office be accommodated.
CSTNo sangune wing has yet called for that Thou
sand Dollars.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16
"Gen. PierCe's Shameful Conduct"

Such is the heading of an article in the last Argus,
in reference TO the charge preferred against Gen. F.
Pierce, in regard to gambling while at Vera Cruz on
what that paper said considered good authority
We have not the slightest intention reply to the
Argus in reference to this matter AS the A rqus
has said that it can give the name of Livery prominent
Democratin Alabama whorefuses to support him Gen
Piercel the very grounds stated" by the Argus in its
first article we have requested the editor of that
to furnish with the name and address Of the very
prominent democrat. &c. &c. II is our intention te
silt this, as We believe, base caumny ON Gen. Pierce
to the bottom before we leave it.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16
The DiScuSEiOH.

1t was announced in last issue, that discussion
of the Presidential issues would take place in this CITY
on "Wednesday last, between Col Cobb, the Scott
clector for this district. and Jas. PheIan ESQ., of Alb
erdeen. On Wednesday morning we received note
from Mr.. Phelan, dated Tuesday at 10 O'Clock, from
which we make the following extract
81 should have been in your city on Sunday night
but for the illness of my wife and child Ny little one
is so much worse to render it impossible for me 10
leave an instant and should do so to GO to Column
bus, should not expect to see it again.
"Should be able to visit your city before the ad-
jounment of Court, will notify you fthe fact, and
lift Takes no difference with opponents, will most
gladly enter the list.'
Mr.. Phelan reached this city on Thursday evening,
butn consequence Of not being able to secure suit
able room, the Court House being occupied, the dis
cusson was postponed until next Thursday the 2Ist
instant
We hope cur country friends will turn out-the
speakers are able and eloquent, and we are quite sure
that the cause of Pierce and King will not suffer in
the contest. Come dhear the facts. Mind the dav
next THURSDAY, the 2lst inst.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

OHrWe have heard that a large package of PAM
phlets headed Seen Pierce and his Abolition Allies
has been received in city, and that they are being
most industriously circulated. This is one of those
base pamphlets got up by the Scott central committee
at Washington, Of which Truman Smith is chairman.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

0S~TIn another column will be found paragraph
in reference to the Aberdeen Insurance Company ta-
ken from Alabama paper We bear willing testi-
mOny to the high business character both Of the Pre-
sident and Secretary of that Company. With Col.
j. Bradford the President, we have been for many
years acquainted. Also with Mr.. Carlisle we have
been personally acquainted for dozen years. and for
integrity, capacity, and those qualifications needed in
such business no maa is superior TO James Carlisle.
The young Wing who stated that there were
10000 Scott men at the Niagara Falls celebra-
ton insists that he cannot be mistaken, for the day
after the meeting Baber counted the tracks. and
that was the precise number Ohio Statesman.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

EE~We copy the following from the Wetumpka
(Ala.) State Guard 1t is but just tribute to
the Company and TO Mr.. Carlisle.
Mississippi Mutual Insurance Company.
Mr. Carlisle, the Secretary of this Company To-
Gated at Aberdeen, Mississippi. has been in oui
place for the last ten days settling the amounts of
policies which that Office had given upon property
in the place, and destroyed during the late fire
We have heard but one sentiment in regard {, the
business transactions of Mr.. Carlisle with our cit
liens who were insured, and that is general sat
isfaction. He uses diligence and caution sufficient
to protect the interests of tie Company. and has
not been guilty, as We learn the agents of some
other Companies have, of delaying the payment
of the amounts insured, but as soon as he became
satisfied all was right paid the money without =
moments hesitation. w cannot too earnestly ad
wise our business men, and in fact all persons who
want to obtain insurance policies upon their prom
erty, to secure them from this office. We ven.
ture to assert that the business of this companv
in this place has been liquidated with less trouble
than any other. c. NJ. Jennings is vet the agent
at this place for the Company.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

The editor of the Journal has been CALLING for
Is wing Congressman who will not support Scott
Well, we shall treat him to twenty-four members
OF the present Congress, who supported Henry
Clay in 1874, but who will not now support Gen
Scott:
James Abercrombe, of Alabama,
Charles Allen, of Massachusetts,
Edward G. Cabell, of Florida,
Joseph +. Caldwell, of North Carolina.
Charles J. Faulkner. of Virginia,
Thomas l.. Clingman of North Carolina.
Merldeth P. Gentry, of Tenn,
Joshua r. Giddings. of Ohio.
John W. How, OF Pennsylvania,
James johnson, of Georgia,
Arslide Landry. of Louisiana,
Horace Mann, of Massachusetts.
humphrey Marshall, of Kentucky.
Frederick +. Martin, of N. York.
John Moore, OF Louisiana,
Eoen Newton, of Ohio,
Davld Outlaw, Of North Carolina.
AOram ~. Schermerhorn, of N. York.
alexander II. Stephens, of Georgia.
James Z. Strother, of Virginia,
Robert Toombs. OF Georgia,
Amos Tuck, Of n Hampshire.
Christopher Il. Williams, of Tenn.
alexander White, of Alabama.
The editor Of the Journal NAV leave ont f,,s
or sx Of those whom he may pronounce free.sr;l-
ers' and still there are eighteen Or nineteen left
IS good wings as the moon ever shone an tbs
there Is room left for three or four ouhtfl cssss
that the Scottites may whip in, ferought Ne NO.
khere will Be remaining about fifteen ;n5,a~;hi'
cases that will stand the Gre. Elever Sc 49,
have published their dissent from scottss 80.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-16

Messrs. Thos. Williams, j. A. F
DuVal, Montgomery, Ala,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-21
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Clarksburg, Nov. 26, ls5l.-st

VIRGINIA, Doddridge County to wit:-At
' Rules held intthe Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court for Doddridge county, on Monday the LIST
day of December, 1851,
Cornelius Reynolds, Complt.>
Us.
John ]. Ingle, John Curry, Chapman ]. Stew
art, Executor of David Davis deceased, James ].
Davis, Jemison Inghram and Delilah his wife,
late Delilah Davis, Elias L. Davis, Joseph ]. Da-
Wis, John T. Davis and Thomas Ingle Davis, son
and heir at law of Thomas N. Davis deceased, La
fayette Davis, Silas III. Curry and Alkaline his
wife, late Adeline Davis, and Elizabeth Davis,
children and heirs at Law of the said david L..
Davis deceased, Defendants.
This Suit has for It's object the sale of tract
of 100 acres of land, TO satisfy the sum of three
hundred and fifty dollars, due from the defendent
John ]. Ingle, to the complainant Reynolds.
And it appearing that the defendent James J..
Davis, is not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
il is ordered that he appear here within month
after due publication of this Order and do what Is
necessary to protect his interest in this suit.
c. s. LEwIs,( A Copy. Teste,
At for complt.} +. d. HICKMAN elk.