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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-18
Office r, + & P h r Company,
Richmond March 80 1873 ( NH 90

Richmond, March 90. 1873. { NH 90
fpRGN1OND, FIRE u EEsICNsBUKss AND
"a POTOMAC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de
parture OF the morning train going North from and after
the LIST day OF November next, will be at o'clock,
formerly. The night train at P NJ, at present.
oe % S RUTH Supt
! kA1EY lime E1 Bg<;fsANAN an Less
~ than two days by Central Rairoad also daily 10y
Natural Bridge to White Sulphur Springs.
Leave Richmond dailyat 81 M, to Stanton by night
second day to Buchanan by 5 NJ.
On the return leave Buchanan daily at o cocs A NJ
arrive at Richmond next day to dinner, byl O'clock
This makes daily line piN Natural Bridge to the
White Sulphur Springs.
Fare from Richmond to Buchanan 8
DO Richmondto White Sulphur pia
Natural Bridge. ...........l II
aG6 Il H. GILL. Supt
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NOTICE

&NW s % s;ssa
nN and alter the 18th Of June 1852 the following will
" be the ofinre for the transportation OF passen-
gers on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
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1ACON & AKERVILLE offer e

LOG hhds New Orleans
1873 hhds Porto Rico --.E
81 bbls do do SSUGARS
900 pckgs loaf crushed and paiverized
100 bbls Coffee z~-s
500 bags Rio
40 bags Laguayra
81 pockets Java COFFEE
10 bales Mocha
60 bags Cape
So hhds Porto Rico and Cuba Moasses
l2s bbs New Orleans do
so hhds Sugar House Syrup
30 hh1s Bacon Sides
~ packages green and black Teas
i34 boxes Adamantine and Taow Candles
Turpentlne Soap
625 kegs Nails and Spikes
t09 Mass and Stick Licorice
Pimento, Pepper, Finger, Painted Buckets
Bed Cords and Leading Lines
Wrapping Paper Candle Wick Cotton Irvine
Shot, sporting and blasting Powder
Cigars Hoop Iron Blister Steel
Ninegar. Window Glass. Starch. Porter
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Purcell, Ladd q Co,

PufCeH, L:l0O q Co,
DRU GISTS,
AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES, vARNIsH-
Es, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
Ne. % REaim St, corner l4th, Rich M Ond, Va
fAFFER for sale at low prices for cash on the
~ credit to punctual dealers large and well Sc.
leced stock, embracing the following in part in quan
ties to suit purchasers
1900 lbs Indigo
hhds Nader
800 kegs super Carb. Soda
12 casks washing Soda
500 ounces Sulphate Quinine
10 bbls. Spirits Turpentine
800 lbs Nutmegs
300 lbs Mace 3.
1870 gallons Lnseed Oil
500 kegs White Lead
$500 lbs Extrac Hollywood
90 bbls Castor Oil
1000 gallons Lamp Oil
$50 baskets and boxes Sweet Oil
I ID cases chrome green and yellow
25 cases Coopers 1singass
Is bbls Burning Fluid E
do roll Birthstone
D do Ven tian Red and Spanish Brown
25 do EPSON Salts
1000 lbs Cream Tartar
1000 boxes French and Anne rican Window Glass
Bulls, Sands and Townsend's Safsaparla Ayers
Cherry Peotoral and all other popular patent medicines
Ginger, Pepper Allspiee, Cloves, &c.
N. Il. Particular attention to packing and forwarding
orders PURCELL, LADD & CO,
Druggists, 92 Main street. corner 18th,
te IS Richmond.
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Dy auy. -, - -, MILAN
nv 27 KEEN, chill Els &c BALDWIN


UGAK, LEATHER Il, CIGARS NC. :
100 bbls white and yellow Coffee Sugar
100 packages loaf crushed and powdered Sugar
500 sides good and damaged sole Leather
10 bales shoe Thread
% bales cotton wick and Irvine
$4,000 Principe and German Segars
100 doz. painted Buckets
100 doz. Brooms
10 cases fine Gunpowder and Young Hyson Tea
25 bags Pepper and Pimento
25 bags race Ginger
% boxes and ca ses Mustard
Receiving and for sale by e. Fl. SKINKER,
nh No. Is, Pearl street.
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b EWIS WEBH & SON offer for sale
- 1870 hhds New Orleans, part prime
10 hhds Muscovada
hhds Cuba -.--
$50 bbls Stuart's Coffee
165 bbls Havemeyers Moler's & Low e1ts Ape,
erings Crushed
Bbls Powdered
o5 half boxes loaf Havemeyer's, Mol
er's & Coverings
100 bags white Brazil
10 hhls and Il bbls Porto Rico)
Hhds Cuba : MOLASSES
35 bbs New Orleans
zoe bags Rio
125 bags Laguayra
$50 pockets and bags Java COFFEE
35 bags st Domingo
10 bags Mocha
Boxes Chocolate
100 packages Tea, Gunpowder and black
ii terces kice
$50 bushels prime Clover Seed
100. sides Sole, various qualities
so sides oaked tanned Sole .I -
270 sides Harness InATuER
400 sides Russell
230 sides Wax
100 Calf Skins
= z s sSds shoulders s'sss BACON
@ S hhGs Joles
Is bbls and 40 kegs Leaf Lard
u bbs refined Lamp Oil
25 bhls Vinegar
Is bbls Tar
$50 bbls Gbbed Herrings
As boxes Sperm =...-==-..
90 boxes Adamantine cANDrra
50 boxes HuPs patent
100 boxes Tallow, Winchester
Soaps, of various kinds
90 Calabrin Stick Licorice, (Banacca brand!
Mason's Backing
Cogate's Starch
Window Glass--sxl0 and l0xl2
Paper-wrtng, letter and wrapping
Bed Cords and Leading Lines
Wrapping Irvine, Candle Wick
Painted Buckets, Brooms
Dupont's Gunpowder, shooting and blasting
Patent and Buck Shot
Bar Lead Ginger
Pepper, Pimento, Saltpetre
Extract of Logwood. Indigo NH
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Ready Made Clothing,
SIMON fSUNAviTA,

G0nfeCfIOnef
holesale and Retail No. 165 Main Street, opposite
the Banks,
HATEFUL for patronage heretofore received, soil
cts a continuance of the same, and would respect
ly call the attention of his friends and the public In
country the varied assortment he has in store
d is receiving among which may be found the
Rowing
SO boxes Oranges and Lemons, in fine order
200 do bunch Rasins, whole, half and quarter
so do layer Raisins, superior quality
25 do Naples Maccaroni
Is cases preserved and dried Ginger! -
eases Prunes, in glass jars, fine quality
90 boxes Citron
30 boxes Muscat Wine, imported
200 boxes Sardines, celebrated brand
40 drums best Smyrna Figs
Is dozen Olives and Capers
10 dozen assorted Preserves Pine Apples, Lines,
10 do assorted Pickles
20 drums Sutana Raisins without seed
30 bags soft shell Almonds
TO bags Palm Nuts
10 bags Filberts
bags Pecan Nuts
bags English Walnuts
l25000 Cigars various brands and qualities.
RDgether with fine assortment OF French Candy,
rs, Fancy Goods, &c. &c
Domestic Candy, of every description, manufactured
der my supervision daily, of the best materials,
d in the best manner; all of which prepared to
1 the most accommodating terms, at
E6S Main Street.
Opposite the Banks,
nhls SIMON BONAvITA.
EEP COOI.--We have just received per steam
y er Roanoke direct from cur Mandatory, another
ge supply of those desirable Goods, for Ientlemens
he; such Grass, Cambria, Linen and Silk Frocks
Sacks Also Vests of the same materials. and Pants
Drill, Drab d'ete Cassimeres, &c Those who wish
keep cool during the hot months OF june July and
gust would do we'll to call and examine our stock OF
berior Clothing determined not to be equaa
by any.
ply a7 KEEN, chill Es & BALDWIN.
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0NDoN DOCK BRANDY, &c.-Landins

ONDON DOCK BRANDY, &c.-Landng
IL from ship Excelsior and other vessels
81 half pipes London Dock Brandy, direct from Lon
don, dark vintage Of 1912, 1874
10 half pipes Otard, Dupuy Il Co, dark
10 quarter casks Sazerac Brandy, pale
5 do do Marrett do 1892, pale
half pipes Goddard's pale, 1905
100 casks London Porter
SO boxes London Mustard, Crosse Il Blackwell
10 do Walnut Catsup do
English Cheese, Albert and other brands
Extra fine gunpowder Teas
se3o EDMOND. DAVENPORT Il co.
III THT BILE CHARACTER
A. STODART 4 CO., New York
~. J. 'CHICKERING, Boston, and ---..-
J. b. DUNHAM, New York,
Are makers well known the musical in the FASH
ionabe world the musical of their superior
tone, power and durability; the fashionable, for their
elegant style, choice workmanship, and real excellence
i'll all respects. .4i -
The subscribers are the only agents for the sale ofese
Instruments in the city of Richmond.
They have recently received large supplies from the
above celebrated makers richly carved in the style
which prevailed in the time of Louis XIV others of the
present day. and several plainly finished but of good
tone, at low prices. NASH & WOODHOUSE,
no Booksellers Eagle Square.
WINEs.-Champag of the following brands r.
w Ducat, Grape, Victoria Heidsecl in quarts and
plns Also superior Port Sherry and Madeira warranted
pure, for sale by
au ID H. Wake co,
AIDING, per steamships Roanoke and jCity
IL Norfolk, viz d..
so bbs Apples, Gllahowers and Russets
100 boxes Cheese, English dairy and Goshen
20 trktns superb Orange county Butter
20 bills Newark Cider
1875 boxes Oranges and Lemons, in prime order
100 half boxes Raisins
100 ar do do
SO whole do do
100 drums Figs
10 trails soft shell Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
bags Fberts
so boxes New York steam refined asserted and
fancy Candy ts,-
100 bbs Pink.eye and Mercer Potatoes
heceving per above steamships in the best order and
Tor sale low Also receiving, large supplies by each
ceding steamer H. W. TYLER
No | Main street.
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By order of the Board of Directors.
JAG c. w. MACMuRDO, Treasurer.
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M ADEIHA WINES.-The subscribers agents
Iva for Messrs. Oiveira & Davies. late John Overa
Co.. have on hand for SALE and receiving orders for
tile following qIa ties to be imported about August next:
Old London Particular
Reserve
Old Reserve
Pahetinho E}ual
Choice Old
Aug WILLIAMS * BROTHER
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
[ooRRESPoNDENCE.l
pracr'a CnrrK. senl. Sd. bel

PrpcY's GREER, Sept Sd, 1853.
Mr.. Editor Permit me through the col-
umns Of your most yaluaele paper, to give
a statement Of mn Occurrences Bbieh recently
happened on tho Mississippi, In order to fur.
nish The tayellihg public with some knowledge
Of the character Of tho inhuInn wretehcs,
into whose bpnls are frequently committed
The safety and lives Of themselves aud fami
lies There nre many captains Of steaniboats,
however, who are in all respects gentlemen
but the one whose conduct intend TO dis.
cribe, deserves the censure and Cxecraion Of
al men, Some steamer, (lhe nain1 ol wbieh
has hot been aseeriaincd, last week, on her
upward trip frcrn New Odcans committed
an act of brutality. so revolving that from its
contemplation every heart capable Of feeling
for the pain and suffering of fellow mortal
in distress, sickcued with disgust, turns shud-
deiingy away. One Of her passengers, u
Young uan, who, from his fine dress and
geutee appearance, as described 10 me, was
NO doubt man Of respectable character, was
attacked with yellow fever, and on the arrival
Of the boat at the plantation Of Mr., O'Brens,
five miles below Fort Adams, was put ashore
and there left 70 remain IN tie most helpless
and pitiaoe condition. There was not shell
ter, nor shade Of any kind, updcr which, if he
had possessed the strength, he could crawl to
protect himself from the scoreliing rage Of m
August sun, 10 which he had been 50 unmcr-
cfully and inhumaney exposed-nor was
there any water near, with Which he could
bathc a head bursting With pain, OF wet liIa
that were parched and burning with feyer in
ia most violent form. Onsped the boat, ever
and anon, sending forth her deep bclowings
with no one among that cruel, barbarous aud
inhurnane crowd, TO give to the poor unfortn-
nate sufferer, one sigh Of regret--and there
he lay for thirty six hours, left unattended and
uncafed for--to suffer and die The young
man lar away from home, kindred, and friends
with the broad green earth beneath hiim aud
the deep blue heaven above him, when found
was sleeping the sleep ofdeatb.
On an examination Of bis pcrson, there
were found twelve dollars and fifty ceuts il
money, bat no letters or papers, whereby hi
name. hi. residence, or that of his relatives
could be assertained. Consequently 10 then
his death the circumstances attending it, and
the humble grave which was given him rs hi'
final resting place, will forever remain an i'm
penetrable mystery. R---------.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
g NSTNG M
From the Notchez Courier.

aHA From the Netchez Courier.
2. al*eqlo WARS.
Say, have ye not seen him.
That dread angel Of death, I'D
Who watts to his victim,
Contagious dire breath;
Hush, whisper not his name,
.'is See, there swiftly he comes, p
Tracking. with lifeless frames,
lq The path, wher'er he roams. aI.
Yon face so blithe at morn,
Now smiles in endless rest;
Yon mother anguish torn,
Now ehildlesss stands confess'd
Yes, wailings mark thy way,
Wherever thou hast been;
But te ars cannot allay, F 7ts,g ana
aa, Thy venoms breath, ! ween.
The mothers voice in vain,
Shall mourn, her offspring cold;
Can tn orphans sob regain
His parent from the mould.
And fear'd through ages, thou
Shalt still assert thy sway,
Till Jove unstrihg thy bow,
Aad cast thy dart away.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
Acknowledging the corn-Almost.

Our good friend Of the IT'kig not pretending
to eontrovert what We said IN our last issue,
ofits having at one time said that. "lt honestly
believed the Compromise issues where not set.
lied; y and in its paper before tie last said
that ut rs true the Compromise measures
have been adopted as 6Ralitg, by both the
great National parties . but it comes out aud
vertually admits what we said on the subject
to be true, but then falls upon that last resort
of all men who are comered and trys to get OH
by accusing US Of garblipg and uniaiuess,
says I'VE probably do not know that garb-
ling is a mean practice" ana all that sort Of
thing, dc.
In reply to our remark, That it (the Whg)
never saw an avowed Disunion Nan in its
life" II does not pretend to deny our assertion
or say il has ever seen such a rare curiosity,
rakes up that old hammered out declaration,
said TO have been made, by some one, who
chaneed to have charge of the Republican,
some years since, ana as The Wing well knows
long before we ever had any eonnexion with
that paper, that There is but one way to pre-
vent abolition and that is by SEcEssloS."
Our neigbor knew when it was writing that
sentence that the word Secession" was not
to be found in Our article it was then attempt
ing TO review. Our worthy friend, goes on
and says, "As we have before said, the issue
in 1851, was--ShalI the Union be preserved"
Now We deny that such was the issue, at that
time, for we deny that the Union was in dang
er in 1851, CT since, and we respectfully ask
our worthy neighbor to prove it not by the
humbug detraetiohs Of dcinagohgo panic
makers; but by tangible proof Of the action,
of any sovereign State, resolving TO dissolve the
Union-not the scare-crow assertions Of pol
itieal aspirants and their more nnscrupuIous
newspaper advocates, Let us have proof Of
authoritative State action, and not mere clap
trap assertions. The reckless declarations Of
few hot headed men scattered over the coun-
try, affords no sort Of evidence that the Union
was in danger.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
To Union Democrats.

Hear how the wings began to talk about
you. The following from the Koscusco
Chronicle, (whig) will No doubt strike some
of our Union Democratic friends with little
surprise. This whig editor diseourses thus
about Union Democrats:
"When they (the Union Democrats) joined
us on the Compromise, we expected them to
mingle in our ranks as PRIVATES, but in
stead of doing so, they placed themselves at tie
HEADofhe WIG PARTY, called them
selves Democrats, and became candidates FOR
ALI THE OFFICES within their reach.
However Notwithstanding their great PRO
CLlVlTY for the 'loayes and fishes, zoe regard
them as pretty fair CONVERTS to tic Wing
cause but now they have left us, we say their
room is good company. We AREDONE
WITH THEN, and shall never hereafter
vote for any man unless he adheres to the
principles laid down by the National Whig
ConUention at Baltimore. FACTIONISTS
and UNION DEMOCRATS must rally under
other than the Wing Banner. They were an
INCUBUSupo the whig party. The party
has been PURGED, and we can now rally as
of old, upon the glorious principles of wbig-
gerry and around the institution of our couu-
try" h.f tta.
The caps and italics iu the above are ours.
They (the whigs) thought the Union Demo-
Gratis were "pretty fair Concerts TO the Wing
eau &" but since the whig party has been par
ged and the Union Democrats are purged out
of it, they seem to think the Union Democrats
were an incubus" upon the whig party, and
they want nothing more to do with them
Cdygolltoa Democrat. --.....
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
Il. S.TAE EATON. Editor.
TUESD1Y MORNG, SEPT. 9, 1853

APotocY.-"Owing to the prevailing epi-
demic" rs the papers say, we are compelled
to issue only half sheet, not that we mean to
say that the epidemic is in town, for such is
not the fact more healty town than Wood
vile is now, cannot be scared up" between
the poles, but for our success in issuing a full
sheet, we suppose it might as well be for a
stampede has taken place ainorg our work
mcn. they have struck for some point, they
imagine more safe than they fear WoodviIle
may chance to be. Last week we begged in
diligence for some Of our contemporaries whose
half sheets spoke of calamites which had visi-
ted them,--httle immagining we would have
so soon to plead for our own little establish
ment But so it goes, how long this state Of
things is to continue of course we cannot say.
We will endeavor in the mean time TO give
our readers an inkling of all that is transpiring
of any interest or importance. ~,
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
A Singular Spectacle.

Gov. Foote pfetends to be a Democratic
candidate, for the U. s. Senate-with what
propriety, let facts speak -
After voluntarily pledging himsef,-before
the nomination, to support McRae, he now
opposes the whole Democratic State Ticket
and has declared that McRea may probably
be defeated BY fifteen Or twenty thousand
votes
He refuses 10 allow his maine to 90 before
a Democratic caucus, or to submit to the will
and choice of the Democratic party but has
thrown himself into the arms of the Wings
and relies upon them to elect him
He declares that he does not recognize the
Wings as his political opponents" and de-
nounces the intimatioh that he had expressed
himself "ia taoor of a'sion o The Democratic
party, for the purpose Of fighting the Wh'gs,'
to be base and corrupt slander
lie is supporting McClung, the wing can
didate for Congress, against Singleton, the
democratic nominee, and thereby advocates
sending representatives 10 Congress, who are
known opponents of the Democratic admins
tration Of President Pierce
He carries about with him in his buggy on
\ his recent canvass, Daniel r. Russell, the whlg
candidate for Auditor,--giving him the pres,
tigs OF his countenance and friendship and
borrowing in return, whatever importance and
popularity Russell could impart to him from
his whig friends!
While all the distinguished Democratic
& leaders OF the Union party,-the Johnsons
= tha AfaAaas tba HueaovS thp PattOns. the
Z Hemingways, the MUSES., the Barksdales, the
Lewises.- have all reunited with the Demo
cratic party. on the basis Of the Baltimore
platform, and cordially support its nominees
ne, with a few personal adherents whom he is
able to control, holds him aloof from the par
ty, repudiates its organization, opposes its can
didates, spurns its platform, agitates the ques. }.
tion ofSlasery, the Compromise ana the rign'
Of Secession; and does every thing ID ms
power to prevent the union and re-coneiliatloh
which all good Democrats desire, as the con-
ditions Of future harmony and success. ;,
= we could add to this catalogue, but enough
!. has been said to show that the tendency ol
Gov. Foote's efforts is to secure whig triumph
IN this state,--caculating, no doubt to secure
d personal advantage to himself, from AMIDST
the general ruin Of his party !-will Demo
crats hermit 1, that the first voice OF reouke
and condemnation shall 90 up to the Admins
,ration At. Washington from the State Of Ms
sissinpi which contributed by 50 large . ma
iorifyto place II in power, and to one q wnose =
distinguished sons 50 large apart 81 10 "''
j. has been confdedl ,a TrerT
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06
From the Eastern Clarion.
The Honest and Candid of all par
ties, Read!

THAT "BARGAIH AND INTRIGUE PROVED
Who sold the Whig party I'VE find, in the
Flag of the Union Of the 5th inst, a correspon-
dence between F. NJ. AIdridge, Esq, and Hon
Walker Brooke, the late Union Wing Senator
from Mississippi, which furnishes proofeonelu-
sive of an allegation against Gov. Foote that
bad been denied by his partizans. The cause
of this correspondence was rumor to the ef-
feet that Mr., Brooke had renounced his old
Wing principles and affiliations, and become
convert to Democracy. The answer of the
late Senator is happily conceived and well
written. lie thaukShis friend for the oppor-
tnnity he has given him to refute the untound-
ed report based entirely, as he presumes, up
on the fact that he did not vote for Scott, de-
clares his unchanged adhesion to Wing pm
cples. and instances the fact that there are
two other prominent Wings now candidates
of their party for high office, who also with
held their support from the Wing nominee
for the Presidency As to the President elect
and the merely factious objection made some
of his appointments, he uses the following slg-
.nifcant language: =,
ain reference to its (the .Admnistration'sl
appointments | might perhaps, have right
10 complain, but / insist that the wings VINO
sunnorted Scott have none; for similar poll
cy was most distinctly shadowed forth 10 ms
yery remarkable letter Of acceptance. 80 far
as freesoil appointments are concerned, De-
lieve matters would have been infinitely worse
had Scott been successful, for the reason that
the conservative portion of the Northern
Wings bitterly opposed him in convention
and gave him but feeble support IN the can
ya,soand Gen. Scott is not man to forget
his friends and reward his foes"
This is magnanimous as it is just. but
our business is with an unholy bargain
and intrigue between Gov. Foote and the
Wings Of Mississippi, in reference to which
the following extract from the same ietter Oh
Mr. Brooke affords evidence irresragsble
~ entirely concur With you in regard to
the election of Gen. Foote. | was not pres
snt At the convention that nominated him for
Governor, but have, always understood thai
he accepted the candidacy with distinct
agreement that he should be returned TO the
senate Of the Union party after the expiration
q h;s (Foote1 term Of Office Of Governor
This obligation is not extinguished by the dls,
solution Of that party any more than woa'o %
the contracts Of a partnership by the dissolution
Of that partnership. For this reason, ana 10
view Of the eminent services rendered to tha'
and TO the country, by Gen. foote, IN tae
' s.ablo canvass of 1851. I have ever held
4 u BE- the bounden duty of the wings to
unite with their quondam friends the Onlon ,
democrats, and reinstate him IN hs pace
which, for their sakes, be had vacated. ~ e..
WI What does this establishl That the lew
wb;rs in the so-calIed Union Convention
,vb;c5 nominated Gen. Fooss for the once o. o
co~~-ror c,.- sold the sufrages Of their party 10
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-09-06

Flag, says also, III is to be hoped he will no,
remain in inglonous ease but come among
US, measure swords with Foote, &c, We think
no such thing is to be hoped for, at ALL the
people Of Mississippi know jefferson Davis
are acquainted with his public aets, and II rot
informed Of his views on public policy now
hover will bN or could be,--by any
amount Of stump speaking hope there
fore that he viii remain just where he is, proml
ly discharging his duties, and bidiug the ac.
ton Of his party. Ifthcy should call on him to
occupy different position, then will be lime
enough for him to move. We hcaNily repro.
bate the practice Of stamping aud political
juqglvy to secure such an office rs that Of
United States Senator