Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-02


elegant language, that, the notorious abolition
list, RAEToUL. was kicked out of the CONVENTION.
A partial peep behind the curtain reveals part Of
the truth andSerycs to make it far more manifest
that not the tenth part of what is dehe at these
Locofoco log rollingS ever reach the public wye.
RaRtoul was clicked GU was he? Well who
done il !? Among those who did not do Il. and
who voted to giOs th0t notorious abOttOnist seat
in the coI1ention, were
JACOB THOMPSON,
w. H. TYSON;
ROBfRT JOSELY.v, and
BARKSDdLE. Editor 1Htasissippian, and
tier ree-soit dtties. III
Mark them, and then look at them Thomp-.
son. with all his boosted fire eating. has shown
himself the veriest tool OF Northern -sUiIism
who ever breathel the Southern air. Witness his
private conference. four years since, with Giddiny<
IL iniure Gen. Taylor. As to poor little Billy
Tyson, he is but a small segment of ThompSun'S
/ talk JoSe1yn was born aud educated among tn.
free soil democracy OF Massachusetts, and with
all his flss and Examinations about Southern rights,
there is.nD accounting for his TASTE.
+, As To Barksdale We doubt not he did TO atone
10 his Northern brethren for his abuse of them
/ last SUMMER. and to make REUNION PROFIT
TABLE AS POSSIBLE.
+ OrWe find the above copied into the Argus, from
lH9@ r1Olly OHztttE, al uuSCIupuiOuS
paper We give it death blow atonce. On page
l2Sof the proceedings of the D-mocratic National
Convention we find the following as the record, @and
ii shows that Mississippi cast her Seven Votes to
clude Rantoul and Mississippi could cast only seven
votes in thatconveption. The statement, therefore.
. that Thompson, Tyson, B,rksdae and Joselyn voted
dto.giye the seat to R lntoul, is false.
'-Thc question being on concurring in tie re-
L.. - IL n. ~
tSeat IN The Cd dstfut OF Massachusetts to n. j.
1 Lord. =
4 Ohio demanded that lhe tote be BIZ States.
The vofe resulted as follows:
leaS.-Maire. 6; Ne W. Hampshire. 5; Yer
mont s. Massachusetts, 4 gonnectisut; 8: New
i York s. PennSy lsania II; Delaware. 8, Mary.
fEnd. Q; Virginia, -; Ror.h Caroliua, le; Hor-
gias 10; Alabarnas 8; Mississippi, Z; Louisiana
j 8; Kentucky. re- tennessee, sf2; Indiana, IS.
i Illinois, 4; Missouri, 8; Arkansas 4. Michigan
Nc; Florida, 3; Ttxas, 4: CalffefBia 4--194.
F. Vagg:-M siae q MassachusetrS,. s; Rhode.
/ lsland 4; G0nnec:icat 3; New York. 90; New
'|Jersey, Z; Ptnnsy1sana. 10; Ohio, %; Illinois.
I "a; Iowa, 4; Wisconsin,, s54-e3..
Solhe r.pGrt of tht, lnajafity was conclifred in
giving The seal in the 2d district Of Massachusetts
to n. j. lord, instead. OF Robrrt RantonA IL
4 Mr., NyE, of New York having voted IN the
majority moved TO reconsider the rose just taxi n:
4. Mr.. Gave Johnson. OF Tennessee, moved Ia
lay lie nsosisn % reconsider on the table which.
was concnfred i'll. -
T R. o. DAvIDsoN, Dsntal Surgeon having returned
home may be consulted ut his office, situated in Wash
ington street. opposite Pope Hotel during the ens,-
: ing and next succeeding weeks. Those persons who
yTisrto their teeth operated on. with written
guarantee ofts Permanency for five years or if the
work fails discolnrs in the MOUTH can have the
'lmoney refunded VIII dJWeil to give him calLs
CIV learn that Mr. Crisp issrpgliree to yacate
the Court House after Tins evening" He takes this
occasion to return HIS thanks to this community 6r
the liberal patronage bestowed upon his exertions &
amuse, and also to thahkthe county officers for the
use ofthe public building. sogsneredsly rendered mr.
he can secure auother room in cur city The will d.
ring the coming @eek. two or thrse more exhiBi
e.tms. We bespeak forhm the aid of those who are
b. wilingtO encourage hstronic merit
rE W. d. CHApnAs, Editor Of the Southern Ssaadard
in our village Yesterday He looks fine health
| and spirits. Chapman is clever felow-a talented
h advocate of his princpesn faeb pnequalled in the
al State, but glad heis not member Of our par
ty he is SO wickedly hard avored-that it would have
= badsefect. WeRever could understand the reas31
$ wEyMrs. c. fancied hint must have been becaus,
r she wished BE singular. Nootier lady could pos
d SHY obtain one like him. - Che osoiC Banner
III 0gThanksyeu. Dayy Are you the boy found II
the streets Houston. weeping over adead ass B,
the way, Davy, there is Counting for the taste
: women. Some admire 'hard favored some ssof ia
goFed men, 1t appears that Mrs adniires the lat
ter and no lady will dispute with her the possession
in YOURSELF OF the soest favored face, and sapp;es
head, in Chickasaw county Davy is good boy, blu
tender hearted that he refuses wipe his nose OF
anything but the sleeve of his coat.
: IMPORTANT POLITICAL LETTERS
: PETERsBuGH, New Hampshire,
I September goth, 1852.
w. D. CHAPMAN
= SH-Yours of the 9th inst, topeth
n err with the printed enclosure was duly received
believes required OF every Witness at least to tel
the truth the Mhole trth," and am not aware tina
: even an Editor of Wing paper, can be honorab
i discharged from like obligation Yetif there is
truth in the printed statement which you sent tina
truth Is much warpedth it tells direct utitrh,h
wll therefore confine myself to the facts as the,
ON the printed journals of the Senate and Hous
q OF Representatives for the year 1S47
Il The Legislature met ON. Wednesday June Cd an,
II on Thursday, June 10th Mr.. Fowler, a raas aboii
n homsst, introduced the following resolution:
9 - keSoiceds BY the Senate and House of Reuresen
II in