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Progress Of Americanism In In
aaw T h diana

Among the more recent signs of the times We
notice that in Indiana the Terra Haute Daily Ex-
press raises the name Of Fillmore and Donelsoa at
The head OF its celumas. The Express is one Of
the most ably edited papers in the Stat., and will
give valuable laid aud comforts to our cause du
ring the campaign. The Rising Sun Visitor i
slso ont for Fillmore and Doneson, making ifteer
papers 10 Indiana. 1--we OF which are daies, an,
there are Others about assuming the ,me nation
al position. Those in the field are edited by ma
tionsl men, and know how to strike heavy blow
for any cause they may advocate. ssl7sii.' Y 7 &
The Republicans, ID various Municipal Elet
tions at New Albany, Terry Haute. La Fayetts
I ,dianapolis, Lawteactbmg; 4urora and Jsffer
sonville have been opt- bidiing the Democrats Ii
,he, foreign vote and they have been whipped
The Cincinnati Times says:
Their opposition 70 any change N the Natural
ization Laws, as expressed ID the ffth I. s,lutio
passed by the Convention, was anattempt to C
Ifviavor with foreigners, viii, III we. mist say, =
met with q stinging halid inert ted rebuke. ii!
insult in many places FUZZY prn2r6 fhat't the AInel
lean party did isctagsae with platform i
adopted, and accordingly did NOT act with ther
soting where they pleased,p and fefardiha
ticket, 90 far as American issups were 4 lfnpl
las most object on able. The efforis made by II
Republicans to carry the foreign vote, byend~,
inc the present naturalization laws, and giyin
ISam The cold shoulder, III then Convention, b
Epot succeeded very we'll 1Nna .sssse = : -
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MOTHERAxRs. NORTON.

Sweet Is the image Of the brooding dove,
Holy as heaven mothers tender love-
The love of many prayers, and many tears,
Which changes not with dim declining years
The only love, which on this teeming earth
Asks Nd return for passions wayward birth
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AMERICAN BANNER
EA10N WIHga
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 1s. 1856
Senator's Opinion of MIR Sumn mner'.
Speech.

The most atrocious speech ever uttered iu de-
lucrative assembly was that delivered by s .nator
Sumner, of NJ lssachusetts against .nators b.
'er, Douglas and G N. Atchinson. Its PERSONAL
ties and abuse the Incl ing cause of The unwis
chastisement inflicted on NJ. Sumner by Mr..
Brooks, of the House. The following extracts
from the debats o. the Senate will show the i'm
lrcssion it produced on that body:
CAss On SUMNER.
NJ. Cass said he hal listened t. NJ. aamner's
speech with ,1uai regret aud surprise. II was the
INST un-AnIerican aud nnpalrnlic speech he haC
ever heard on this fpor H hoped be might.nev.
r hear such II speech again, here or elsewhere
He hid not rise, however. to m Ike comments or
that spepch, open as it was to censnre and disip
probation, but to say that the s .ator from Ma
slchus,tts had totally misunderstood. and misap
piled the case of Michigan. The Topeka Con.
ntion showed no analogy between the proceed
gs in Michigan and those in Kansas.
Mr. DOUGLASS ON SUMNER.
NJ. y ,nglass adverted to the malieni,y whicl
ch acter I'd M. 8 ,mnrr's speech, and the man,
per, -.,es in which it abourded. He conn., ar
=, it TO patchwork bed quilt. made up from a.
he old calico dresses in The house aud aboundin.
in classical illusions. most Of which were from
those portions Of the classics which were suppr s
sed in respectable and decent colleges. Tia
speech was written and committed % memory
rlctced before gla 8, negro hey holding
candle and watching the gestures 1t was rehears
I'd to frieeds, and they repeated it in saloons of tn
city what he was going to say. Those libels an
insults, so gross and So vulgar. had been comle
'ver aud written with cool and d berate m lily
| iitv, and repeated night after night, in order I
lind the appropriate grace with with to spi
hem at men who differ from him. What righ
had he to araign tfree-fourths Of the S nate ia
'icr lict'on Of duty? Did the means by which h
rot here give him the superiority? Mr.. Dougla
said he had been arraigned as conspirator an
traitor by man (Sumner) himselfgnilty of tn
crime-having taken the oath to support the Cor
stitution and then viiatedit Alluling to Nj
Summers attack on 8 .nator Bull r, who was no,
absent. Mr.. Douglas said Mr. Sumner wouil o
his return whisper secrer apology in his ear an
want him TO accept that as proper apology. II
(Douglas) knew how that was done. Laughte.
He then defended Mr. Archinson from the charg
OF acting the part OF Catalne. Il
4 Il AsoN an sruNrp,
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Anneratson In ForilI.---Ths citizens. Of the
Western section OF Florida are str,ngly agita;.
ting the Question of annexin9 that portion OF
the State to Alabama. For this purpose anew
paper called the " West Fioripa Tmes."ls to
be started in Pensacola, in Angu mex by
J. w. Dorr, Ese. M-s vr
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-13

He Was Ristt-."O, l hate loved as man
ne'er loved" as the fortune hu ting dandy saics
Who doubts it? How the deuce could such a
thing al he love Ike man! Impossible!
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lsfa6-i A despstshl from C.iicagJ Gays that ].
| IG.APerisal. the poet died At sfI Iaselereen, on
| the hffsts Mr. Percival wis State Geologis,
Of Wisconsin. - Fl = isxrf. vss9 eesAk
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-13

AFrRsr ArrExrr.-A first attempt at poetf,
reads thus
The gleanh OF her eye was bright,
The CLEAN of her gold was brighters
The first was beautiful sight,
The second beautiful sighter.
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a0< The new from Washington is that the
war between the Pierce and Buchanan men is
waxing hotter every day. The New York Her
AIDS correspondent, writing on the 2sth of A.
pril Says - ~ -.
az" 1t 10 no uncommon thing to hear the
Pierce men denounce, in unineasurer terms
the Buchanan men, a d vice ucrsa. Pierce i
evidently losing gr,nind every day. and he is a.
ware IT the 'tact.F He Informed friend of his
M the South. who is a'delegate to the Cincin-
atl Convention, thatit was his wish that nj
friends in the Convention ia case he coel IA ,no,
sHcceeds should GO for q Soashern ma a Buf ),
said ile. Ait yen cannot do that, throw svo,,r
strength Tor Mr.. Douglas" fssss fetas~ssYf's
{sgf b7a - -- = ----s fFtas ~sfa
f. QgrrxAs PiEaes AND rns N NsursaLrrY Z .ws.
Washington letter, dated April 29th, says. 81 vs.
Gen Qniman'sspeech to day in yfavor %,
abolishing the Neutrality laws, wss as chile ~
twas novel, and the sane position will be full.
lowed up by sothertspeakess Itstll bssrecoltec.
tee that Gen, Quitmar Wa arrestsd-~snd shis
lin NV EOrlfsns --for IN alleged violation q
Ithis very Law His Cuoan expedition - \. def.s.
tied by the adlninierstisn, ,sby means ~ fs,rs
marion cominunicateds to Pr,sident apsarxs =
cpnseq hs professedu du3riendshlps "a IN
eme. He iplegedf hirpself in 1avms a. N,
u j 6spment before many would Join, WIN sftsrl
|terWafds were made 70 suffer-" ~. Il 81 sanr
sr,-s--'------,Iw assHssli
l. PREETIon ON The DnrEoF FsAssrAN1A0oarsf :
kPreuticseo ofahsimkville JourasJ, thus speals,0i
aaeeaslenah vim whom pbe is not On xood term
He Is 4 notorious coward, ! talks = il II
diet were lion steaks aeAsoned vit ru,n1poudr
and brotd on hufninx Lava wIuerenn H. = .cf ~
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MASON ON SUMNER.

Mr.. Mason said political relations in obedience
to the forms Of our Government, bring Senator,
10 associations, which. beyond the walls of tn,
Senate Chambrr,is dishonor, and touching whose
hand woui' be p Hutton. They were rompelle,
to listen to language here, to which m gentleman
wo1lj lend an ear elsewhere. They hear it il
obedience to the Constitution, the trust of which
they have undertaken to perform. ceres
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|TUST RE eETVE Gents and Youths
~ a ass;merc iafst y Fashionable H0leskir Il
by c0WAN, CfIAPlN tgiJACKs
tlcksburg march28 Z Z gsn gif9 fssNf
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DISSOLUTION.

81 The co partnership bere,ofore existing
nnder the name and arm Of Higginbothan
q Co., Is this day disso we'd by mutual con-
ibent. The nsme of the firm viii only 4 be
used in liq q0idaiion. { ltk fqE1at'oi,1 sa7
vsa'F, rl1s TT eHtGGINBOTHkM..g
sso ~ n sao %. w. oHEND ERSON.. \. ..ss =;
's Yazoo CITY. June 9 1855 3n, l,.s y
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n@. Iranistan is to be sold at auction by the
first of September next. The Bridgeport paper
saws that many of Mr. Barnunn's creditors are
willing to sign of, and allow him to be liberated
entirely from his debts under the twosthrds 'ank'
FtaPe '1"s ---.->~~------~----->---
Es a. The elections taking place in the towns
of the various States are Indicative of the growa
mo strength OF the Americans -oimens Of the sue;
.ess Of Of their Presidential ticket. We note the
following in one exchange:
syLvASrA.-Bellefonte, pa.-American
ticket elected over the LUcofoco, two to one.
Chan bersburg, Penn. American by hands
some majority. aa
NRw YoRx.-Norwich; Nj Ys--Americn
ticket elected by 20 majority.
Greene, n. IA clean sMeep for the Amer
leans, against Republicans and Locofocos
Oxford, N. T.-American ticket elected By
"a majority. - s.ss
MAsYIAsp.-w Winchester. Md.--Entira Amer
ican ticket elected. -. ss,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-13

0T A lady riding in the cars few weeks
since fund herself seated by the side Of an old
matron who was exceedingly deaf.
s,M4dam' said she in high tone. ''did you
ever try electricity =
.What did you say, Missr
Il asked You i. you ever tried electricity Tor
your deafness"
Oh, yes indeed lid; twas only lastsum-
mer got struck By ligh ming. but I don't sec
as it did me bt of good.
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FAsHIONARLE MILLINERY.

MRS. LACHS late OF Vicksburg, would
Wl respectfully invite the after ton of the
ladies OF Yazoo City and vicipi y to her new
stock sf ilinery. he keeps head dresses
aud caps and makes them to order at the short
est notice. She has permanently located in
Yazoo City, aid will pe onstantiy supplied
from beI,v with the latest styles. - ,..5,
P.S. Pink ng ;or ladies: A unces and man
ties done at the shortest notice. Shop on JEFF
ferson street, two doors below tie Banner Il
nce ~eaou Yazoo CIV, may 10 o. u
FAsHIONABLR DH Ess MAKING.
MRS. MAGUIRE woulIrespectfuly inf rm
INI thethe Ladies vf Yazoo City and vicinity
that she IS prepared to make dresses in .he
most Fashionable style and at q shortest
notics, Lady Basques, Capes, MantaIs, Bri-
dsI Dresses IA everv variety, Her plan oi
cutting Is entirely her own, OBTAINING La lies
nr most but ten minutes One measure takeu
win suit the whole year. Corner 1effsrsor
and Washinston street. --latest fashions re
ceived monthly, Yazoo itys ApillL 4I u
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"ToSEs IN TREEr. Nice observers Of nature
have remarked the variet, of tones yielded by
the trees when played upon by the wind. Mrs.
Hemans oace asked Sir Walter Scott il he hse
no iced every tree gives out its peculirr soundi
Yes" said he, : | cave and think something
might be done by the union of poetry and mus
sic to initiate those voices giving different
measure to the oak, the, pine, the willow. &c,
There is q Highland air or somewhat similar
character, called the Notes of the Sea Birds"
In Henry Taylor's drama. Edwin the fair"
there are some pieasing lines, VIII re the wind
is feigledto FEEL the want Of voice, and to
WOO the trees ogive him one. He applied to
sev'rai; but the wanderer rested the pine, be-
caus her vo ce was constant, soft and lowly
deep; and he welcomed in her a mid memsriai
ofthe ocean cave his birth place. There 10 q
tfae description OF a storm in "Cof ingsby,"
where sylvan language is made to swell ths
diapason OF the tempest The wind howled,
the branches Of the forest stirred and sent forth
Sounds iike All incent.on. Soon might be destin.
guished the various voices of the mighty trees,
as teey expressed their voices OF th.ir agony
The oak r"ared. the beech shreked, the elm
sent % th its long dee groan, while ever and
anon, amid momrntarp pause, the passion Of
the sh was heard in m 'ans Of thrilling anguish.
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