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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-20
Inlnligratioa.

The immigration movemens at the
south are attracting the attention
of the Northern press which has for
so many years exirted its influence
to turn the tide of immigration
away from the South. The New
York San, on this subject justly
and ncighborly remarks:
We have seen the Southern peo-
pie even before the desperate strug-
gle for political reconstruction and
daily bread had ceased TO tax their
energies, eagerly turning their at
tention to the best modes and means
for attracting to their still fertile
but desOlated fields q share at least
of that Immigration which had help
ed to make the North SO rich, pros
porous and powerful, and such an
overmatch for the South. We must
do our Southern brethren justice 10
say that once having adopted this
idea, they have stuck to il persisten-
tly, and promise to carry it out to a
successful conclusion, IN spite of oh
stacles aud draw backs, such as we
of the North have never had TO con-
tend with. f.f
And yet in the appropriate and
pertinent language of a Memphis
contemporary, the Ledger, at Is,
beyond all question, the policy OF
the Grant Government to prevent
the increase of population IN the
South-to prevent immigration-to
Keep The South in its present Grip
pied condition, to the,end that it
may present no obstacles to the de-
yeIopment of the plans of usurpa-
ton. The programme is plainly sell
Ssh and perfectly mean. No gene
raj amnesty biL can pass, because it
would give the lie to all that is said
ofthe South, and be a powerful ar
gument to immi grants. We need
not expect to have our section vim
dicated until the present dynasty is
,verthroWn,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-20
THE PRESIDENCY.

The Shelbyville American RescWe
in an article under the caption OF
"What the people say,7 norninates
Andrew johnson for the Presiden-
cy at the election next November
It also dominates Gen. w. B. Bate,
of Nashville for Governor. We
hardly think the Rescue knows Gen.
Bate opinion of Andy, or il would
not nominate them both for office
at the same time. We happen to
kno1 that the brave and gallant
Bate has no appreciable admiration
for the Rescue's fayorite for the
|. PRESIDENCY, and do not believe he
would suffer his name to go before
the people for any oB5ee, as the
friend or advocate of Andy for any
position in the gift of the people.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-20
Politics.

The following article, We clip
from the Union City. Colg-ier of the
18th. That paper is edited by Col.
W. r. Handy, who was broh ght up
from childhood, at-the feet of such
democratic amGalieis a. ex-Govern-
or Isham G.. Harris, and cx-Con-
gresham, J. d. G. Atkins, and
claims the right ola boon demo-
erat, to utter his sentiments boldly
aud Independently
Certain Democratic politicians
remind US forcibly OF the officers of
a broken bank. Because their ere
dit was good, and their drafts We're
! honored ten years ago, they think it
exceedingly strange they can't get
| trusted now. But, their course
since the war has been an unbrOken
series of blunders, which the Isadi-
! Gals have not been slow 10 take hold
of and turn TO advantage If the
! DemOcracywis TO obtain the former
hold upon the reins of government,
they must have q new shuttle and a
new deal. The judgement OF the
/
! ed upon the party under its present
regime, without regard 10 "ncW de-
partures7 or passive policies" or
| necessity of = changed order in pu-
] bic affairs on a basis of strict con-
struction of the constitution, nation
al reform, and the supremacy OF the
civil o yer the militaypOWcr; aud to
accomplish so desirable AN ann we
are willing to cooperate with men
frOIniall parties, an the re-cstablsh-
/ mcnt OF government ssf -.. g.
! The dark clouds which so long
have hung ike pail oyer the South,
| now begin to show their silver lin
ing, by the complete breaking away
of the southern press from their eff
fete politics and Intense parisal-
ship, which has proven most fru-
tiful source of disaster. When the
press and the people reach that
| standpoint, that they eau view the
situationi through bipartisan aud
unprejUdiced machinery, We need
eater tain no fears Of the future
| What We need is q national reform
| party, progressive ia its nature, &C
tive, and exempt from the coTrup-
tiOns and prejudices of the past; one,
that when it accedes to power win
make good all its professions for the
constitution, by the enactment Of
wholesome laws, respecting the
rights of all sections. The mission
of the great Reform party is TO heal
differences, infuse confidence, and
invite and encourage ali men who
are dissatisfied with the profigacy
and dishonesty of the present adj
nlinistration, TO rally under the pa
| triotic folds of their banner and Sc
cure great triumph OF principle
| for free government in 1872.
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An Imporlant gIeetlng.


As viii be noticed elsewhere, q
stockholders meeting Of the West
Tenn. Agricultural aud Mechanical
Association is called for the first
Mondayiu February. The arrange
mentS must be made n an early
day for the next year, sach as issu-
ing the Premium List and making
additional improvements on the
grounds. Or first Fair was a grand
success. considering the limited time
for preparation; and It was clearly
evident that there was "a necessity
for larger accommodation, both for
articles and stock, and for visitors.
The question now arises, and it IS q
momentous one, to every citizen OF
Madison cOunty-shal We be con-
tent to let the grounds stand, As now,
making no additions to the build
ings-or shah we take advantage OF
the impetus given by past success,
and make our Fair, as il may be, a
leading ono in the State even
ia Tie entire South?
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rre,brrcrinn Ifirir schueI.


by reference TO TIE advertisement
in another column, it win Dc seen
that the school taught by Rev q. E.
Bright, in this city, viii close its
first session on Friday next, 10th
inst, and that the second session
VIII commence on Monday, 29th inst.
1t IS but an act of Simple justice to
DR.. Bright and his accomplished as
sistants, who came to our city few
months ago unheralded, to say that
they have met the high expectations
of their friends, and that the school
has steadily increased in numbers
from the start. May prosperity
continue 20 crown their well-mcant
efforts.
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AGENT a aUmnoLDr.

T. s. Lee is the authorized agent
of the WING AND TRIBUNE, at
Humboldt, and is authorized to re-
ceive money and receipt for sub
scriptions at that place.
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V Cotton at 20 cents a pound. it
is greatly to be feared, will cause a
greater amount ofland to be planted
in the fleecy stable this year, than
has been done for several years last
past. The result viii in all ikeh-
hood be, that next year, corn and
pork will be high, while cotton,
from the great breadth of land plan
ted, will be low. Before every
other crop, be sure to plant plenty
of corn to do You, and have some
to spare. Fatten your own pork,
and then, whatever cotton YOU sell
no matter at what price-wiu be
clear gain. Do not delude your
selves.with the idea that the next
cotton crop is going to bring YOU
twenty cents per pound-if you do.
you will wake up one of these fine
mornings and find it worth not
more than twelve or fifteen, at the
EAgtside. Again, we say, and we
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Foreign rInrket..

MEMPHIS, January Cotton
Middings 2O5c; strict middliHg PIC.
New YORK, January Is.-Cotton
-Middling 2l4c- Gold active l09.
LIyERPoOL, January 1S.-Later-
Middling 1OId. .r
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-20
ron sIiERIFF.

We are authorized 20 announces II. III.
MAY a. candidate for reelection 20 the OF
ticeuf sheriff of Madison county Election
the first Thursday in August, 1872.
We arc authorized 10 announce Gen
John J. Brooks as candidate for sheriff o
Madison county. Election, first Thursday
ia Apau-t fN-.l
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TO sUnsCRlRERs.

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pired; and 1t also means that we
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cen6ate it upon the development Of
our material and industFial reseur-
ces. Anarchs is the bane Of al Re
publics, and s usaaIly the spawn Of
demagoguGs. One tenn. (and a long
onc), wiz close the door TO political
agitators, viii strangle intrigue, viii
stifFcn the presidential backbone,
will elevate 1Hm to Ono serene
heights Of statesmaHship, viii Al
low the President time to qualify
himself 10 discharge its cOmplica-
ted duties, and to labort TO perPetu-
ate . golden memory rsthcr than to
scramble for place and power.
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CANDIDATES.

Tax COIIestOr-Hehders County.
We are authorized TO announce II. $.
Loyelace a. a candidate for Tax Collector
of henderson county, az the ensuing Au-
gust elect on. 1872. =
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me astssls.lrpL oensraI.


The Southern Railroad asSocia-
tion, says the Grenada Sentinel, un-
der tie general SUPPLEMENTARY of
Rolonel L. y. Frost, has the follow
ing superiutendents over the New
Z Orleans and jackson division, H. l..
Simpson, Esq, an old aud expert
enced railroad man, holds the posi-
tiOn Bob CalquhOun presides, with
his accommodating brother Jim as
as istaut, over the Mississippi Cen
trail, and two better men could not
be found anywhere. James YOnge,
a gentleman who has become uni
Vcrsally popular for his suavity of
manners and general attention TO
business, superiHteuds the Memphis
division. The people along the en-
tire line have become attached TO
him for his many good Qualities.-
appeal.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-20
COMMERCIAL.
jackson Cotton Market.

COTToN.-The receipts this week
have been heavy, but the market
somewhat fiuctuating. On Monday
middlings brought 2OlG2Oic. Tues
day and Wednesday middlings were
dull at zoe. But on Thursday there
was a better feeling, with an active
dcmand-middlings bringing 20f(d
20le. We quote Fridays market
as follows:
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-20
The IIsavies, Firm, in ,ne wes {.

BamberEer, Bloom * CO., aud s.
Ulman X Co., the largest wholesale
Dry Goods establishments IN Louis
vile, have consolidated, under the
old popular and familiar firm name
ofBImberger, Bloom * Co. J. y.
StesaH, and J. Il. Wilborn repre-
sent this splendid house in this sec
ton, and two more worthy or pop
uIar young men VIC do not know
In standing, capacity, business in
tcgrity and ability, the firm ofBam-
berger, Bloom K Co. have no supc-
rior la the United States.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-20

name Ola new one, and the money
for the same, shall also receive a
copy of the Aaeocate for one year,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-20
The salt Tax.

The Toronto GloJe says that
Americas beef and pork can be
packed more cheaply in Canada than
at home, even when American salt
is used. And to verify its state
ment, large packing establishments
have been moved across the border,
and provisions are sent thence di-
rect to Liverpool The Cincinnati
ERqUjrcr says: Tho statistics of
the packing industry at the West
viii shew a steady falling Off in IA
vor Of Canada. The beauty of the
salt tax duty is shown in the fact
that in Toronto, Canada, salt is
$1.S5 per barrel, or about S1.5O in
greenbacks. On this side of the
line it is S245 a barrel. In both
quotations the Salts from the Onon-
dagua Company. The difference is
in the protection against our people
of one dollar barrel.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-20
Ehc New ERglish Colony la aEad
ison COunty.---lIr. Trevor
rr and Family -
lEessrs. Editors:

lLessrs. Editors: .-..45a
Among the cheering signs that
foreigners begin to observe and APP
preciate the attractions and advan-
tages of this central portion of
West Tennessee is the settlement,
recently, of this refined and eulti-
waited family, from England, who
have purchased the old Huntsman
farm four miles East of this place.
1 am pleased to learn AR. T. comes
among us to practice English ideas
of husbandry, and with no pen
chant for cotton culture. He seems
to appreciate we can not expect to
''gather grapes from thorns or figs
from thistles."
He viii, as rapidly as practicable,
put his farm in condition for raising
improved stock. He will sow the
grasses, raise root crops, establish
his dairy, and thus contribute to
the Iuxuries and comforts of our city.
He, and ali his family, will bea hive
of busy and sl1infuI workers. This
win be a salutary and profitable ex-
ample to all the people who may
come in contact or association with
this Interesting family, from whom
they viii derive social pleasure,
and new ideas of agriculture drawn
from a country where the cultiva-
ton of soil in the best manner, and
with the best implements, is thor
oughly understood. We trust those
who can, viii avail themselves ofall
opportunities for association with
these new corners; that mutual
pleasure and improvement may re-
suit to the parties. We trust Mr..
I. and his family viii realize all the
happiness and advantage from this
change of residence that they have
anticipated-that his enterprise will
be rewarded with fun success. and
that his favorable report 10 friends
abroad of our climate, soil, people,
and their customs may induce many
more of like good qualities, to fol-
low his example, and find a com
Portable home in our midst, where
they viii be most welcome. a. J.
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Fou CoUNTY TRUsrEr.

We are authorized TO announce Thomas
NJ. Greer as 4 candidate for Trustee OF Mad
ison county. Election irst THURSDAY in
August, 1sl2. Nh
We are authorized 10 announce W. II.
Parham as q candidate for Trustee OF Mad
isOn, county. Eleetions. Er-t THURSDAY in
August, 1872.
We are authorized 20 announce Jonas
Hayo a. a candidate Tor reelection to the
ofii6e Of Trustee OF Madison county. Elec-
ton, first Thursday in August, 1872.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-20
STATE NEWS.

TWm. NJ. Randolph has been
elected City Attorney of Memphis.
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The American Farmers Advocate

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e. The stockholders Of the Mem
Phis and Charleston railroad held a
meeting at the Peabody Hotel, in
Memphis, Wednesday and Thursday
last, TO decide whether or not they
would ratify 4 lease Of that road to
the Southern Security Railroad
Company. There was some hitch
on tho matter on Wednesday, and
Thursdays proceedings had not
come to hand when we put cur pa
per TO press. They win let Tom
Scott & Co. have il, beyond all
question. We do not know that,
under the circumstances, they could
do better.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-20
FOR DISTRICT CONsrABI.Es.

We are authorized 10 announce James
ScharmahoTn as a candidate for Constable
OF the 18th Civil District OF Madison .coun.
ty, (Jackson). Election frt Thursday in
August, lSl2.
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EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN!
NasIiYfIIe. TenIa.

FRNO al whom e may concern, that on 4.
II Friday the i2th Gsy 81 JANUARY. 1872.
] Emily Bevill, my wife, lei my bed aud
board, therefore forewarn al persons Of
trading with her on my credit, for / win
( not be responsible for the same. ri-f-f4n
I ian20-3ts NJ. l.. EENILL.
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want everyreadcr of the VINO AID
tribune 70 understand us as ifera-
cling and relocating that the first
great duty of every farmer is, to
raise his own corn a5ld pork. befole
anything else. DO n; ana you'ii
prosper. Neglect it,, and you
will never be sorry for it but once,
and that viii Wilde the balance of
yoIir natural life.
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NARROW GAUGE ITESL. The first
narrow gauge railroad on this CON
IiEent has been completed. It is
built from Denver, Colorado, to
Colorado CITY, on the Rio Graude, O
distance OF IS miles The track is
three feet wide, and cost SIS, 800 per
mile .. -
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DIED,
subscriptions Paid since our Last
Issue.

1t her residence iB this county on sat
urday last. Mrs. sam. Nooten IN The 18th
wear OF her age
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Russia.

While the young Duke Alexis, the
son of the Car Of all the Russias, is
being received by our cities every
where as welcome guest, there is
trouble brewing between the Amer
lean and Russian governments. The
following looks as if trouble was
unprecedented
WASHINGPoN. January l3.-The
GortshakoH letter is regarded by
high officers as 4 direct insult to the
President and Secretary of State,
and as likely to lead to serious re-
suits. The country need not be sur
prised if Mr.. Curtin, our Minister
to Russia, is Immediately ordered to
demand his passports and the Rus
sian Charge d2Affairs here supplied
with his, inorder that he may take
his departure from the United
cIaIe9' =aid eth M rfrr av1a n1-f
ALEXIS ORDERED TO REFUBN HOhIE
fEaf .l7f ISIAIEDIATELY. artt r1
ST. LOUIS, January 15.AIt is re-
ported that the hunting trip of
Duke Alexis will probably be cut
short, and he and his party return TO
this city to await orders of the Gar.
1t is known that within the past "a
hours Admiral ePoisset received Of
fetal adVices that the relations be-
tween she two governments are
threatened with disruption, and 1t
may be advisable to return shortly
TO Europe. Hence he was advised
to get back to this city as speedily
as possible. H ulglrluo9 .frlah a1
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Grants is unquestionably the
weakest administration the country
has ever known. Ii has permitted
Spain to violate the plainest of her
treaty obligations by the enforce
ment of the Fright Of Search" for
which we thrashed England in 1912,
and now comes the Russian govern
meut unfolding CatacaZy and sug-
costing, with 4 sheer, for which
there is some foundation in the
course of our supreme court, that
such thing rs justice IL not at pres
cnt known in the United States.-
appeal,