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DIR. G5nfclnnN'e scriptures
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PREPARING 10 RESUME.

We understand that proposition has been sub
mitted By the Planters Bank for meeting Of the
officers Of the three old Banks for the purpose Of
consulting upon the propriety Of an early resump-
ton. The Union and Planters think they viii be
able to pay specie from their counters in short
time. We have not heard from the State Bank, but
presume she desires to also and is beginning
to make preparations to that end.
The Union and Planters we understand intend
to contest the validity Of the law passed by the
cent legislature, amending their charter, and re-
strictiDg their privileges We have but one regret
at this, and thatit is that the question cannot be
decided at once, in order that the people may know
in time whether or not the sovereignty Of the State
has been bartered away to monied corporations,
that are above the power that created them and
above the courts but thank God not entirely above
the people The legislature has called the peOpletO
decide upon the prOpriety Of havinga Convention to
amend our State Constitution. Unfortunately this
question has to be voted upon before decision Of
the court can be had. If We are in the degraded
condition that the advocates Of "vested rights "
contend, it would be an unanswerable argument IN
favor of resolving our political system back into its
original elements for the purpose Of re asserting
the sovereignty of the people and taking away from
the Legislature the power to create nuisanees with
out the power to abate them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

AoCoUxTED FeR.-The Washington correspond
ent Of the New Orleans Crescent an intensely bitter
Know Nothing sheet, thus explains the opposition Of
the six Southern Know Nothings to the admission
of Kansas:
In this connection, must sllude to the prevalent
rumor accounting for the American opposition TO
Leoompton. It is said that Prentice and a gentle
man from New York, dynamo Russell or Reynolds
have been here stirring up the latent fires OF Amer
ieauism. and inaugurating movement for the re
suscitstiou and naturalization of the party, with
the view of placing Crittenden in the Presidential
chair. Place your own estimate upon this rumoI.
[ should be glad to see Governor Crittenden Presl-
dent and under his auspices to see the evil OF for
eignism abated, but when the " nationahzaton' OF
the American party is talked Of hesitate
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25
HON. DIXON b. LEWIS.

Mr. LEWIS was, perhaps, the most intellectual
public man that Alabama has ever furnished He
was. also, man of great popularity and inhexi.
bic Democrat InpersOn one Of the largest and most
cOrpulent of men that the country has ever produced
From lengthy notice of him that has been furnish
ed the press we extract the following:
It is impossible to mention Mr.. Lewis without
saying something Of bis immense size. He could
scarcely walk. He could not visit his cotton fields,
on foot or horse ard therefore he caused roads to
be made which he passed over in his wagon or
carriage or whatever the vehicle may be called
which he travelled in. This carriage was large
round box which opened in the rear. and it was at
this portion Of it that he assembled to his seat 1t
was drawn BY two stout horses, harnessed tandem
fashion and on the lead horse his groom mount
ed. This was his travelling style; his wife usually
preceded him in her carriage and he, whip in hand
brought up the rear, the little out-rider forming
striking contrast to the sIalWart statesman.
There are many anecdotes current about Mr.. Lew
is, most of them touching his great size, Of which
he was exceeding sensitive Il is well known to
everybody that when the collision occurred between
the two steamers off the North Carolina coast, Mr..
Lewis refused to leave the sinking steamer, until
every human being had been safely provided for.
Mrs William c. Preston vas present, and testified
to his gallanry on the occasion. He was brought
back to Charleston where he remained several days.
IL like the people of Charleston" said he to a
friend, for they can pass man in the streets,
without staring at him" In one Of his earliest
electioneering tours be visited Camden, in Wilcox
county His enormous size being a subject of gen
eral discussion, the boys got up early the morn
ing of the day Of his visit, and took the road to
NEE; the monster. At mid day, the villagers we're
startled by a universal shout from the boys, they
rushed into town, excsiming, a." Here he comes
here he comes" all evidently impressed with the
belief that they had seen the elephant"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

Another SHOT AT THE EMPERoR.-The Paris
correspondent of the Boston Post writes:
The peace which was promised by the detection
and capture of Orsini is not nigh. On Monday last
another shot, / am told, was fred at the emperor,
just he was leaving the little garden to the right
of the gateway of the Tuieries to to the
parterre on the other side. The shot came from
sub-ofcer of one of the regiments Of the line But
few persons present; and he stoodisoated from
the little knot of fqRsurs who assemble against the
grating to the emperor pass by. No event ofth
kind is, of course, ever registered in the journals
BOt even to state that the shot has missed usual
nor to mention about 'the star" and the EMISSION
under which, and for which, Louis NAPOLEON pro-
nounces himself invulnerabIe. The rumor runs,
that the cuprit shot the Instant and another
report declares that the character he had assumed
was a fictitious one, and that he had turned out on
examination 10 belong to the Italian section Of con-
spiratOrs, although himself a Frenchman The story
is believed throughout Paris in spite Of the secrecy
with which it has been hushed up; and not tended
to increase the security of the public mind, as you
may well imagine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

DoE'r sroP YOUR PAPER-An exchange says,
curtai and economist in other respects as much as
you choose, but don't stop your paper. Your wife
needs it; your children ned it; you need it your
self Itnot only affords you the amusement neoes-
sary to your health and happiness, but furnishes
you with variety of knowledge worth tenfOld what
it costs you There are hundred ether things
which you can better dispense with than your pa
nsr You can even do without "bitters" and
meals few times without injury, but your paper
would be 8 serious loss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

BAPTISM IN HooPs.-At Chicago, last week,
rather amusing scene took place during the baptism
of young lady by the pastor Of the Tabernacle The
Union says: 'The minister requested her to assume
the dress peculiar to such an OCCASION but she de-
clned to take off her hoped Shirt the minister told
her Of the inconvenience that must result from her
obstinaey, but she persisted. When she came to
descend into the BATH the inflated skirt touched the
water and rose up around her like a balloon. Her
head was lost to the congregation, she was swallowed
up in the swelling skirt the minister tried to force
her down into the BATH but she was kept above the
surface by the floating properties Of the orinOline
and was buoyed up SO successfully that it was not
until afermuch difficulty andmany forcible attempts
to submerge the lady, the minister succeeded in
baptizing the fair one. Finally 1t was effected, to
the relief of the minister and the seriously inclined
audience, who could not keepfrOm laughing in their
Cketkerchiefs.