Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-11-13
Tha. "Tloian HnSse,, arain.

We are not surprised to learn that the FIsq #
The Union, the central organ OF Scott whizg,ry Al
Jackson, has commenced the Old game Of irving
TO Seduce union democrats from their political pro
Priety and faith by the exploded bugbear of Union.
Ism. As plausible pretext for this old game,
which resulted in Its monopoly of the public print
ing, and which it would therefore like TO continue
1t HOSTS the name of Gov Foote as q candida.
for Senator.
Whatever may be Gen. Foote's claims to The
confidence of the democratic party, or however
time and correct policy, might remove the person
al and political strife which emanates from him,
one thing Is certain, and that is that the support
OF the Flag Of The Union, and its contersrs, viii
altogether fail of helping him. Even ii the Unic
humbug could be galvanized into exiStc nee again
1t Is not the Flag which could do it. That pres
has deprecated too much, in The estimation not
only OF Union democrats, but also of Tn on Whigs
to sway the magic wand which is TO revive tbs
corpse of Uni0nI>m. Ii has offended dtmocIss
oy breaking ILs Union faith TO follow The chances
OF Scott whggery, and offended wings th, m>elvrs
by the unequH ocal Instrumentation OF scott and BIS
friends. only a'short time before caring in.
While the most prominent Union democrats %
this way the proposed COAL ion tor the scr
did purposes involved. we have heard leading
wings repudiate il in unmeaSured language
They say hat hey tight tor the promotion Of %
m IA ou side OF The wing party. and thai if Union
ism Is 10 bt the test, Ii must be the UnlOnlsm
TIE wh's talth. This is the temper OF wings "
here, anu their voice will soon We think, be hesio
blt We have neither time nor space 10 dwell nov
on what Will prove TO be miserable aborron-
Watcher It will meris further comment, time VII
determine. Republican
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BEAUTIFUL FIerRE.-Life is beautifully con
pared TO fountain led by thousand streams
that perish IL one be dried 1t is silver cOfa
twisted with thousand strings, that part aSun0e
1t one be broken. Frail and thoughllesS morris
are surrounded by innumerabIe dangers, WhS
make 1t much more strange that they escape
long, than that they almost all perish suddenly
last We are encompasSed with accidents e'sg
day to crush the Wondering tenements We inhsp1
The seeds of disease are planted in our coDsnE
tons by nature The earth and atmosphere Whenaa
We draw the breath of life are impregnated VIZ
death; health is made to operate les own des'fT.
ton; the food that nourishes containing the e.
ments OF decay; the soul that animates 1t oy ~.
tying frst tends to wear il out by its own aea0.
death turks in ambush along thepaths. No.wI.i
standing this is the truth 50 palpably conntD W.
by the daily example before our eyes, how ~
do We lay it at heart 1--WE see our frienos =.
neighbors among US, but how seldom does - :.
cur to our thoughts that our knell shall PeIh'F
give the next fruiIless warning to the woFid'
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The New York Atlas. referring to the late p s..
op Griswold's officiating as rector Of s. w. .n
Church. in Bristol. R. T., says: "Els s a.st
was four hundred dollars year. payable s ss
centenially, one-third in cash, one-thrd N ol ~
and one-third in mann sctured cotton gooOss. ..ef
ljeet to discount of twenty per cent from '''7'
prices
At present there are fz7e new buIlol5s -
course Of erection within ne city Of Nen
Iat an estimated cost exceeding 81 I. 900