Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-07
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rr6e Steamer Arctic arrYed on wednesday at
Eew York, having left Liverpool Oh The 7th in
+ Itis coajectursd that The resignation Of Lord
! Palme@ton resulted nom the uuwayFantable inter-
ference of ae Prime Minister IN the affairs Of the
Foreign Office. The correspondence between the
noble Lords viii be submitted to the House of
Commons at an earlNday.
Many persons arrested IN Paris we're about
Ito be sent to Cayenne.
4 Tie colossal statue of Liberty which had been
placed in front Of the Chamber Of Deputies in i8-
48, had been removed by order Of tl6 authorities
+ Advic-s frgm aiI parts Of France give assur-
rance universal tranquility and salislact.on.-
The pUtlic funds were Unusually buoydnt.
\ decree hes been issued that gold and silver
end agper coin should bear in front the efigy of
+ the President With the words Louis Napoleon
EBQnaparte On The reverse were to be eneraven
tthe words tRehlbliaae Francaise, and the round
edges '-iJien Iro1ege ia France"
Several important changes and appointments
had been made in.the naval service.
F Il was understood that the FORMULATION OF
the new Constitution would take place January
As the President was coming out of the Elysee,
he was sho5 a. by sentry belonging to The gren-
adler company. Tie man was Immediately ar
fressed, tfed by conrt-marial, and shot in cor
nerofthe Eiysee
Tha correspondence Of the Lohdon Daily News
saws that he Is informed that the first article Of the
Constitution IS as follows "The President of
Itha Republic takes the title Of Emperor !" The
/ same Correspondent says that coin have been
struck with the inscription, "Louis Napoleon, Em-
Pcrer."
In the various departments the Projects are or
Idcling trees Of Liberty TO be cut down, and al
republican sIaus to be DESTROYED
/ Il is said that The Sovereigns of Europe, strncE
with dismav at the success of Louis Napoleon,
have notified him that they are prepared to enforce
the articles Of the Treaty Of Vienna, which for
bids any legitimate descendant or relative Of the
Emperor Napoleon from succeeding to the Impe-
rial-utle.
+ Aast;a[The Emperor Of Austria had formal
y abrogafed she ConsBiguton OF the 4,h Of March,
la49 as Unsuitable and imPraetioablo.
Eq7gq5y.-The retirement from Office of Lord
Palmer rston has caused great regret in Hungary,
I it being regarded as an unfsyorable auguy, for
the progress ofliberal principles in Europe.
/ RE The following is from the -loaisoaiaR,
sound and able saase Rights paper, published at
Canton, in this State. Ibis the only one of ali
the Southern Rights presses taas remains trne to
its coors-to the. true doctrine Of State Rights
aud independence. Ave admire It's bold and man.
y cougse-ig trucIes to no faction or the tricks of
those who would sell their principles for power and
place:
I" We are pat wiring about tie righs 'ofs-sees-
sion, because we seEeYe in an exercise Of such
ri1ht either tor he fgesent Or past aggressons by
5he Federal Legislature; buy We do it, because We
believe that suebo rigAt exists, and lhat itconsli-
tutes ono oi the strongest conservative features OF
euT simple republican government. Nor do We
mean, by this article, TO Withhold or deny cur
most hearty acquiescence IN the 'soycreIgu viii !"
q enc people, as expressed by their votes m the
September and November elections in regard 10
the scheme Of adjasmen-" Ne do acquiesce.
But because we yield q ready obedience to the
viii Of Jle people in quietly submitting TO the
IS Compromise, need We be bound to adopt. as
cardinal creed Of our political faith, the antire
pub ican doctrines of the consolidation party >
We think not and whilewe are upon this sub
ject, we may as well say that we do regret most
Sincerely that the Democratic Convention of the
9Th inst failed to pass by acclamation the resolu
tions Of a. Ill. Handy, Esq, which were uHani-
nBusly adopted at our county meeting in Deem
Der last But, We are no controller Of public
opinion, and can therefore, only act and speak lor
oaTsolf, But whatever course Others may choose
to pursue, SO far as we are concerned, having
sisted 70 rise the banner Of State Rights and nail
Il b the mast head, We are determined to die IN
der lis 2 pie 4pi4s Iaeael tlan see IL lfall an Ah0
jas.. And Why Should We not Are not the
+ Union party opposed TO us en- this very ground
ARd arc not ours The principles Of our repubIi-
cam re-fathers as handed down to Us by Jefer-
son, Madison and Monroe? Let us therefore con-
tilue, altho we submit 10 lhe Compromise, TO
1ight the great battle el State Rights upon Prin-
/ cple. And when ike the wand Of MeyhistQp-
loies over the palace ol Mtuiaus-our glorious
rbannershsll wave riun.ghanty over the states OF
THIS t-n1aD; then wilLthe noble DAyIs-the Pfou-
adesi and most gallant Of She sous OF MISSISSIPPI
whose cool head ana stout heart never f<ered
either on The bsttle-helds 6f is country, when
surrounded by the dn and thunder d war or in
lle Senate og tie United States, when his breast
WIS barred to the fiery shafts OF nothefn fanati-
e;sal, be restored 10 the bosom and embrace OF
lis mother MissjsaFqi and his uagrateiul broth
ers Of lie Union parry williiock to his standard,
4eulist under his banner and humbiy beg h.s par
don fer their shameful participation in discaFoipg
him from the field Of honor and rem the theatIe
Of usefulness
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The result Of the Late election IA Virginia is
tllus summed up:
4 For Governor eph johnson, 65,5e7
eeo..W Summers, 5000
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