The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-03
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Palace.
?. Sothe Disciples in the faith of Thom.
as, sir.named Jefferson, aud OF Andrew
sir-named jackson, assembled together IN
the city Of Baltimore. city Of Jonathan,
in the land of Maryland. to choose a success.
sor to MiIlard
3. Aud after much work they spake and
said to all the people of Jonathan, look We
upon this man Franklin, sir named Pierce
of the land Oi New Hampshire--B Behold
he is fair to look upon-take ye him.
4, Aud the disciples of Thomas and An.
drew sl,oke aload with one voice, aud said :;
Ii is well; and likewise spake many of the
forme: disciples of Miiard.
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|. But all the disciples OF Miard did not
accord SO likewise they assembled in that
same city to take counsel But two mighty
men OF Millard's tribe, Horace, si.-uamcd
Greely. and William, sir.named Seward,
spake with loud voice aud said: Verify,
we will not have MiIlard for our ruler; and
forthwith the disciples were much con.
fused aud divided The disciples of Millard
from the South grated their teeth, and
groaned aloud but Horace and William
| laughed to seorn, and said: Verify, it mat.
tiers not, these nen from the South are our
poor kin--we be the Lords, aud they ARE
our burden bearer.
.. and Horace aud William and all the
disciples from the North were much re-
joicrd, aud said, Look here, We disciples
from The South: Here is great Captain
uau,ed Wiuheid. sir.naned Scott, ye shall
rake him TO be chiei Ruler over the land OF
Jonarhan.
3. And the Southern disciples bowed
down their heads, and sand, BE il so, Amen
But many there were who murmufed and
said, we will Join the disciples of Thomas
and Andrew. aud make war upon our own
brethren. Verify, we will not dishonor our
own house.
4. 60 the great mass OF the people OF
Jonathan are friendly TO Franklin, aud have
agreed, when the | ih month OF the yeai
shall come. 10 make him chief Ruler over
the-laud Of Jonathan
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ForE OF Mejority neces,
sary to a choice, We copy the follow
ing from the Savannah Republican. an
anti~Sootl whig paper;
In answ er to an inquiry from a friend, and
for the information OF the public we would
state that malority OF all the votes east at
the Presidential election. in this State, is
necessary to a choice This will be eyi.
dent on reference TO Cobb's New Digest
pages 2i0-4l. In the event. therefore. thai
three tickets are run in Georgia, and neither
should recel'e majority OF the whole
number OF votes polled. it is made the duly
OF The Governor TO convene the Legislat ture
When assembled, the Legislature shall pro.
seed by joint ballot 10 the election OF Elec.
lorsior President and Vice President The
Southern Rights Democrats the "ie.
climate Democrats. as they are wont to
style themselveS--have an electoral tick.
ct already in the field for Pierce aud
King A second ticket, we predict, will
be appointed by the Union Convention
which assemblies tomorrow, in Miliedge.
vile, also for Pierce and King. The friends
OF Gen. Scott say that they will likewise
nominate ticket. Thus there will be
three tickets before the country. Al the
last Gubernatorial election, the Uulon par.
~ had majority of over $4,000. Ii is
possible. therefore, that the Union ticket
Will get majority OF the popular vote If
IL do not, I is certain that neither OF the
others can and consequently the election
will 20 before the General Assembly. cho-
ser last fall. In the General Assembly. the
Union party has majority of three TO one.
The majority is composed of about All equal
number of Union vhigs aud Union demo-
crats. When it is remembered thai the
Union members of the Legislature, at its
late session, held nesting and adopted
resolutions in favor OF sending Union dele
gates to the Baltimore Democratic Couven.
ton, there can be no doubt that the people
will go overwhelmingly for Pierce aud
King Georgia, therefore, may be set down
as certain for the Democratic nominees.
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A RAP AT THs RAPPERs.-Elder Orson
Hyde, Mormon Prophet. has issued a
Manifesto on Spiritual Manifestations in
which he says: I" II all people will le>
peut and be baptised in water for the re-
mission OF their sins. and be confirmed by
the laying on OF the hands of the Apostles
of the Church Of God, tile rappers will
cease their noise, and the Misses Fox will
go home. get married, guide their domestic
household affairs, rear up familiss to honor
their country and their Cod"
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A WHIG REcRulr.-Fred. Douglas,
The notorious black abolitionist and the
editor of a paper in Boston, we believe,