Georgia Historic Newspapers

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Tstedk; Komi op. Sept 90. 1850.
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- WARREN AKIN,
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»T># C-.'fcULKS-tJU.OM/ /HAT&'Ht'
-iMAHCfiLUiS toHiGLASS,
TfpXp/piSTttcT.
I1I0S. JIAUDKMAN, JH,
Toombs against In
The Au^tse#* CeraJiit/lio'naiiiti Af Wed
nesday pabluEca ibct part <of Mr. Toombs*
•prerb at Augusts wMj|K :rM*4 to »b«
slavery qur#«i*r.. Il »n wrur** w«t }g
Mr. Toomb* U *1* ope*cf. he
to! to wed of* fit* attempt firfl nsde »* Lex
ington io define ta tom* between kirnself
AJ bit colleague in OaScnst*. Wo ecpy
to-Jay only lfefe yet Von of hi# speech—fce «nueo, or that throe
to •peaking of She Kansas-Jfebrask# bill s r j|||ttA|U||U|
Tile Market BnHaare.
. wtfo is tOHIXRR^E r«R rrt
ro ft pteJ tm Saturday the act of lie
bit Legislateft UMndbf the charter of tie
city of Colociho*. It U * vrty strange
J«looi?o—which arc onJmtarjJ prevail*
-with acme—that thle *e« made it binding on
tfc* Council to paoo the ‘‘Market Ordinsnee”
•hoot *bkh ao meek baa been said and
thereof the Leg-
bbiort who voted for the art are in any
i.«aiuwOH«*i« !»*r <* «• »■«»•<«•• **'
X. the I-reple of Mu.ecgte C.UBty* j C.pl, ll.nleraau In U;rrl». ' Kj|>c0«« of Ike FraltraJ Wxrtxul.
ftijrac C,(.;■«. :—(Uvinfc been cfcUfU 1 tot. Enr t uiret, Old Il.rri. rara* Mliwwd < ’ '’l'k< *«d .mfeMdcmwi iixrM^ol
b, T.riooi per.cn*. M ia and onl °l tb« ' Jurin^U.1 w*«~.oeb • lira. Bm doI be.n r Y» Del^oe r^i" Artara
city of Columbae, of disregarding yobr hr year*. There m a spirit of «»tba#ta»ru n;mnoo. demanfi* the rooaiant.and vigilant
rifbtaand iuter'eate by introdaciuq and sap* among the Opposition akrt rival* the days atteouoo of tbo people. Not alone .amid
rrihr? ."T” 0< -; h * u<w *" ,r ! »' ,M0 - c.pc .jd«»«d' h» ■;£
a biil^vme lor tta otyeet the amen^men. ffU^wAtthtna at fire point* in tbc ceonty. import#** autject—loraucti a time it the
each ' toast laveeablo tor that calm irfvfcatigaiion
end retire too whirh tbc grave characier of
the question requires, and which tftouid
siway* precede committal* to par tie* or
what was the Oppcai- Candidates.
of tbe charier of the city of Columbus,
tiding: bat injustice ba* been and if otill being
done me in regard thereto, I respect fa ily a»k
CoL Pike Hill filled the rretka
occasion tff:cr Capi. II. ha J Jritea tbc naif
”rr.'**y v .»««o f » r npw>>««7 | (Tb , thing is waled.)
liberty of aubnntting the following ; v • • 7
or ntm.
• Mwaeogvo ceanty.
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ZXXNSIBS gOIjT
, MfrcK&tfAirrsi!: * ; •
SintOLAI L. HUH AJtP,
nisDOhni b. irorr*
t.r«rg1a to he Carrie* Tor l>o«^la» : ,. j u- l - v-.f a.« i
It ia rioV .loobolofiiy roooafcd so admit of j thorge; ^epon tbe *obj>ct of
, , . . ^ L, l. i j. ; tain*bod^u!*itui word,pnro*
doohf, ibot a wrong e€wt to to ho toade— < ’
doobi, «hot a'wrong
i* aven new bring InaJa by proouocr t
Vat cdbdfdaiM hefere tbo |*efdc'-rtn gj*«
the vou of the »eta of Oooegio to Ptayhei
A. Doug'.as in. (km C%a»fc*Vm» INfceonu-^i.
Lot the people cb«rr*e tbo evidentcoa Kt this
mow meat, and deciJt.&r tbem«el>ea »ba:
-* m ibetr proper eoor»k Vo oouatewei k.
Tbo firat r^mfcaJtf mdicotWa •bkl
iropVeaaca os ir tfas dlflTcrsnr* ih tbo spirit
and ocuvrt/'of fb^as Deoaotra # who ioj»-
p^rt ^nd„i*»o*d v wbo eppo^ JJo^g ao. i'bs
friend* of DowglM or* eee^ytfbCre £#J f
outapokeo, and derail ; do every public
meeting in wbkU they has a * majority tlu»y
openly prodaia tbo -prifleipHs of ihcit
leader! ObOkrve tbo Democrat e meeting*
o^t the Korthgenerally, end you- Hill find
•^natter aoosaoif nty tko eoty basis of rfWy
pfatforAi conatrtteted. Tlar* ia whh them
i.O tonccslaient or evasion front tnprt
'party yxdicy,. Hear is dt in Dom&c^atk
racatinga fctro at. (bs boutb t J)u they
dr nounee Daeglaa and hi# dttcUiwom I I/fd
oer (i«er|i* Unaptrilte Itfate Convention
-Jo itf ]>>d our Demrcralie ItrrtHet Con*
veotion tbit nominated Jbd^o Cranford do
Did cnrMgacograD*m<^uri€ mooting
that nomikafrd Jkwann, Dia^n sf.ii WiJ*
lisle* do it? They bad rot the. apirif to
jno*t tbo arry tnbferfogr* to
•void it prove thai they cannot be rtsllod
upn» te elfw it>y efleefiro rcaiatance ip
DougUa f glic*ic»l3. - *
Hero ia ticorgia, gno of oor Spnafou in
Congress fresolo from county to coarry
/ . i J dcneor.rin/j hie
coiieigbo for reptijisting tbo fliaftl’'
an4 b»< "pov ui41 f-ieidgu 1 ?*” Doea tUa
••failed Senator, fft any other Ueatucrst,
(ionotMtco him in return and make up tif
fa*oo‘ hostile lo Douglas 1 hit. Btsf hen*,
ft’ Vj < it* i ’ *T* * —,w
bo a dofondof of D »pgl%r itjil !*•< doc Ui.nee;
•nj Uon. H^WcU Ctihb; ficcrccvry cf tbr
Tnravury, .*• (ranking Dougloo* mag«*ine
defer.co of crjuaiier otrverorgnty ihrongfioat
fho Bute. ll» oppeslt.oy to fbe>0< aotive
atiertipu to carry Georgia for Doug la f/ivbti
oflim Ml mi«u!a by-thaf porliwh ul the De-
nuaogty profydinifhoaimiy to him f . tinly
tt few 61 tEdlr c/ndidatas lor OlTioc, wLc)i
•hanf pi-fterd by tbo Oppoettion cantMktea,
^ feoblf dec ft ro thtmeplvr-f agafust h‘m !
Hmh. Marlin J. (^raV/sM, fb^Pt'fnvrratic
* Candida to for Couj^.m aji tLjs* J'uf/ict.
refifsof, whdfi. qptaii'ius-n by tbc '(Apposi
tion esru^faterto giro* u decisive answer!
RvctyWljcre thlrro is a riamf* at tk *reihne«a
in ilia kneci” of ffiose v^h<» ddaflo f-' lie
utfdcratoifd ^inimical (o i)t>wg!>v In.tin*
•tato «l the rdntrovtrfcj. cab thtio U ^uy
doubt as to which 1m -slam ztuiturg gian’y ?
Mhotl tap uoi.ua soon MsVmr dp.m rleotnyi
U ovvr-.ea tin akilgthg or ifhrt-cojhthilul '
Democracy readily caluung un.|pr Dougins*
banner, just ao^bc J afe ^iug ip .Alabama,
Tanttyaof-u, ofid utUcr bCMUbhao hytss that
bava bald tbah oirchogs oi Una ynor 1.
Tbia being tbs fnvafftat ion.t;rr(y OJ
polh^fl afforta nrtd irtllusnct ’• wtini 1* tluO
true policy </oll wfcfi, / -o^fe.or.J gur;j.
• rally deairv to del at Jtfcl^o Ddbglas aiid hft
diicuiiM-s 1 1< it rfut tufauppoai only thnso
candidates ft?> ujfico nlit? OiJ ‘knot*A to be
bitterly hpalilo to him, and whos# h^.nl,iv
. tifay l» trfitd on In h*«>y c#«bjfd»ry f
Any 6tbgr 1 had t>£.iffooUiy,' ml.an it
encounter* tuch *cUie *sittl rt^bfuio clTsit*
as JthJgo Dhuglaa’ iiietd* arc utakuig, will
be tidlculoualf itujiotOnt—ii will v\Ut Uefore
the dcmitriJv el the “fiutce Democracy” s»t
the North and Wcat, a* n rrOnt-blflcn plant
. w,1u lw.‘-...I, a mfijdii u • du.
appeal, then, ta tU |wuplo itfOeorgla
t(rpi«et tbts is*Up in fchiV. U is. uns’iltat
cannot \«s avoided* It Is .out that mutt bu
an <ainc*uteaa and ntMjfy coi^«
wV flaw rate with iht^ sf ir!t anij tlforu ol
Jadgg Dougla*' iriwr^s. Cau .you rely on
lodging, reluctant,-or noorc^imitUu) polltl-
ciana, now “sbivyring -1 m ilte wind'’ anti
.n-luctautly nprcMing tbeir ijual.ficij op/>t-
• Mien to Douglas through ahttlrring tratb,
to meet ill 6r must >. u*noX rglfnr look
to tbo«e who voluntarily and unr^uivucslly
•Ifiiouitt* both Douglas mid in* Uoitrinc*—
who repudiate bis s^uiUer aovoraignt; and
“unfiiendly legiilationV and demand for the
Booth ovary protection gutmqtectl by tke
cuiutllftllon T
on two grour.de: let. Tftry allege tl.
•cfcnow’Sdgco the occKitottonal r.ghv ot the
people of roe territories ibrot-^h the terri
torial legiaiotor* to e*takli*h cr probioit
i» .*i%ry si their owo pKasare. Li. Dec acre
•ir a’dics estbe power ef CoOcrve* xo protect
alsve pt<pery u. tbo tcffihtiM uutti end,
imnu^rU-a are admitted ir.iotbe Lnuy. fiol
I not rtily the Opponiir.o make tt« fir*:
etargt, tot a few Delr.ccrata hive unxt*?d
wiih them In it—etoeog whom 1 rrgfct to
mu oJjr coliooguc ha*enrolled hmaomf—ood
, 1 om.thua c-iitupoHed to defend too action of
fht Domocrauc pan/ acd my own, not «Jy
{agatetf ik« kMoulta of the o„ rit'. w, bat
w | rgi.n*\ these of cr* of iis ow n ckosso kad-
- ,f “* * **^»U iron tbo
aicfy it con-
pntoae or oantecce.”
Tconsfw goes ©» to Ccny that -the
Kir.ui act a^ihomcd ’lisa people cf the
Tenitciy (o’ taDLliab or prohibit *larerj —
bs ttiinkooi thorn iaombigoou* on that
pmtrf. \h Jvfalgepui-slar, the aulbor of
tbe LeH, is averywbete proclaiming that it
^ad vkia Kicut and bo ether! And Mr.
commuoicotioa by way of defeace-
Acd, first of all, I distinctly, disclaim,}
During the Into canvass in Virginia, we
it* aims and menu 1 It nee -the endeavored to discharge oar duty wdl and
ere
b, a?/** the A
j killed ar.-j s, *r r ^a ea r .t _ * ***0e.
* ship Nimroo^Bnd;^?* 0 !
erejol on ^ >«fi
I strip.Ka
every chxxeo read tba act, and then mt.' ,,1..,' ^ i- BT - rt .. II | ... K, r ?n * ' patriotic but* of a nation's freeman, laitbfally, by pteaenuflg nameroaa iiicon-j The Kepubhcan might hare *>*£*-- ou.prt:.-
• . 1u»«v» IJ o..e. u*. ...* , .... . . u nvvm Ul* laei* m the all aoinZ to «?,w T*',. _
country might be presumed to have. That ‘ Administration. Its s
wtahrr * wiifrl. open tfc. CmibciI • i>n$l, j,,, pen .nal ntonlr
grant cf power which be would wish to’
have withheld from it. It vimpij authorises
tbe Council (0 "establish acd keep op cce
or on-re public markt u,” atrl to r*govens
tbs same by rucb rotes and isgoUliona as
•aid Mtyor awd Ca?rvril shall deem neces
sary and proper.** Dwe« anybody object te
this? lathers at* rcccrperakd city any-
-bra. IK.1 do., r.nt ,.ora,ra .hi. po«ra! It e,it ’ “* 1" iet °< ,h *
i< «.r,ty >W rao* ,«■ 1 «-»!, | *, ch * a * e in ** m * !lnCT ul > «*>»
irawtd of .11 Ucmociklo. Whii. ^»d taeft tft «t» .11 *«'»*
' ° ' u ® show that the progreu of eatravagnirce and
(Wmattdr over ifld above what any and Americans thjl are opposed U> the present | carrop-ion under me present Democratic
every citizen ia the town and surrounding corrupt, bankrupt, extravagant, -Xatiowa! f Administration, was without a parallel in
Th.1 1^-sV.i T...I 'he history of.the Uoremmeu. These
tYouiuu’s Itlgiils.
Cbe Woman'• Rights Convention bad s
couple of aesaicns* at tho^etatoga tfpnogs * 3 v
last week, anJ “resolved that women, like
men, have a right loduanyihing v»d r*ery-
thing which ia in iwelf vnoraUf
••Well,” asks tbo Dpringfieid R*ptih!ie»n. ^ JT 1,'a 1 lfr J
“why do they not go down and do what t« Ja CogD i u*i . . s j J
tight when they’ve a mind to, and atop nnvi;*< -.-if ra ■
talking about it ? Antioceue C
preaches, Mus Dlackwell doctor*,
Oakes Bmith lecture*, Harriet Ilofmtr!
makes statues, or.d Alice C.iry ‘wrljes for ; r t 77 r fi v -« v - - •
the Ledger,’and Qobody dsnira their right*, j ii an . J>« v red u,
B |
1 ’ w
I unexpeciodiy c*!;
fh^ntwphlVeo^
I l(t kranee, 3i -
| winch vraa t-j;..
■ ! afian alls
recce |
bill,drawn as it was by the express direction gn< j re »j T# that patriotic eojidiMon that
of soembera of Council, and in tbe manner . f m t2»ors enjoyed, when the Government was
... i, ’ ,n1, nisiory ci.ioe uvirrnawm.
are to regenerate , t#cfj| vg 0 jji isn xly sought to impnw indel-
, ibljf.up-io 'he memories ol our readtraj bot
knot* how readily, in oar day and time
— — , laiorrs rniovca, wucu ui* a*v*criuapii-. *»■» . * J • . : ' . ,
derived by many citixene, had for its object, lamnnirtlU when m, ruction ' “7 ,n * n *** eveottui—oven
r „' rai « wnc, n> ,c * ,, J- wbep corrupuon | ^ 8<nttW unportaqt facta and occurrence*
fitrt, an amendment of tbe o.d law in regard wu UBbnownt *hen pur* patriot* heli the - ,ui oat of the publ.c mind and areremcm-
tki. *•*«. fc. , , be . j |Wth „, lkcl . ; •« *
iibuoUj.brt.rt to .0 lA Brt*. Imlm, <k. til, I kMita ! «*k»- I V, .
Ostlifn to out Knirt Oniiu-M. Tbc my X t. IJo-.t4, tor ■ eowtonelMO whh . pojiiic.l m***.' Bmi«. «umiy, lb«eIore,bc.r con.t.mly in raind
.u.Wx.4 Ih. C««4 to MW «.4 £I ,rah.,.too, tctuMH .b. W « ■ U- V« 4 O., on «. .ral, !
opposition
IL. ptinuhraeot of-fcucu . S .h.: .h, j o( u (Jo^mracot. It tocri* the “.rat no mOT.:' Hence .h,"n.»rai., of
-i -..j-. i —„/ .um i • constantly reMerating tnem, and turning
ipproval of sil part.es. | ib«m over i.n virtues forma, if we weald
Tbe Cincinnati ptatform and the XanrSS J have them prodiice tfceif proper and !qin<
| and Ntbmks act wire vhoned hi iheritrne
for its doubia meaning and
election*; and thirdly, some legislation upon ‘
j mote effect upon the opinions of the people
It tbc poll*.
Let the people of Virginia and tbe whole
keep up as mssy markets s« it deemed
proper; lut it did no/ #«y anything about
Compelling produce lo Le csrrUnl to them ;
a ml indeed the Supreme Court decided^ in
Gru. Betborie** case, that the act wa« fcot
Tootnfc* fe Lie.•*If fqfetffeing DnugU* ) •!»*«tided Uj antluirize the Council to compel
i ! 'c(«r.ug 'O*t 0 ;lm will aapppit hiin ! sale of prod ace at tbe Market Hotrte
Itroight up to the HcrafchJ
The Casaviilti Standard (Drown jmpsrjof
the ffith inat. chAtaina a abort letter of
•nqulvy adJrrrard 10 Gov. Dirowit *ahd Co].
Aata^bjr govoml gantfemra a»l El^jay, Ga.
IwJcmaads their atmwsra to tbs quetiion*,
wiivtbaf they will auppoct H. A. Douglas for
Hi* I’reald.'tiry if lumiioaliid at ChaifeaTon 5
and-, wlwbi-r they La lie VO that Congress
•bould fitt/ttJ slave pvopvny in tbo Torn*
torti #. Col. Akin'* answer is published, in
wbsob bo Jrclarre that bp writ not support
Douglas, and (bat ha holds It tu ba t^e duty
of t’oagrsss jo proUct slavelioldeiy in th«
Ttmtorimi. H'Uc Slnnthml jrouiisea to
"publish Us uuswt't ol Uov. Dtowu a* soon
as icxalvad.'*
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»loI^The Crockitt (Texov) -lryua, tafVr-
• nag to th'« Ui#^»Icciiou* m that 51uto, treats
tbv tyult «« «« «%tt«hvUnuig JDemoevut.o
apd -says, M //ure are nn men in
'An\rriooie*'ttffilL‘f ro It cat!(d Diinyfratt
dak ikoft td!*i hoof jptt Urn tUdtJ."
- Lf TDb' G^|**lliou party of TbOllUs
cauuty hwv* nominated H. L. Muvlvll for
tho Senate, ouj ikka M. Dyaoit fur tha
‘.iy Tfa,0pv«rndr of Flygi^i ,tuMrissu«U
g jirwriaiuuMon 'directing tbo Judge* of"
Trobtto In tha several cuamrir* to teka a
vole uk'ihc quenirn whether West Fiarlda
•Hal! or*.hall m t ’.«* ! uf Alabama* •
Na\f Vuat.—hi adu^*k n u> tbe homiaa*
tioua announced by u« yaaiosday, ifc* Uitrk
Hrpublican Convent.au 0*0mi.tad the fol
lowing capdtfistOa OH tk4 coals ucVel <
TroMlirep—Dbhlp l)of»1mimcr. of l^rig.
( anal (.'oiuo*iaa*u«.cr --G- N- CUapyi. of
Albany, w • . '
HtM# Prtaon ) impact wr --‘David f. for rat.
ul t?. haiiocUiiy.
Jifpge«H Agpoila Patri K. Dajriea, ol
Nate. Vork, * . , .
' Mr.. 0«?iea loamhsly belonged to tha
Ajuvriaon panV, but hae for •#!«* 4ime byau
irgst lad fa "fishy,” * •”
is greUscbOO to mirj Houibtfu UppOadiou
'•*>} . -
A Ubt* Choice.
, * Tjm Ktw.-Otleana CorirfW r iJaaIkikf the
reports Aal *fiao« JohA FarsyUk^ of tbo
Mobile Ufgbter, has become an athive
alon#.
lo view of these facts, bon unfoi
Utbc charge ?b*t the rr'.refentatin s of
Mu*cof< a { county in the Legislature or*
responsible f.»r Iba Market Ordfaancn!
Whatever power tba act of tbc L*gislatuf«
conferred upon the Council « as-effsCrrffow.
Djvjl.i jr.jti, »,y. Ih.l Mr. F-r-ylh oil- atmd.Uoj. P,„„, ,h.raf.„, if Ih,
J.ofl 7 ||TM> mill « in Ik* »p.mia Ih.l L .j bcpI1 hj ' llie ^
Dotjla* is *nbk only person who htou
chance to defeat Howard in l#».” Gras I-
iog ibbfo he Irur, wk%t interest baa tha
Booth if* tbo cootoat between them? Is
there's {foutherp ta*o nhO, for acgM bat
parly a*/ociatios»,. weuld turn on bu heal
ffiT* the vittoiy'to cither ? In out huw-
blo ptlgmrfiti the elect ion of DourIss would
bo tbc •meat difastrone eveot of tha two,
because it Honlil establish for alU tuns a
principle 'dirocllyr aobeerrlve Af Bauthtm,
c»ti*titutioqal guaranties. HaWkrd, an I'rea-
idehf, if.igbt organize : «k»io ‘‘irrepiefSibla
cefiftict” between the Ciliant domestic *ys-
lerns qf t*it» two eeefi^p* but Dooglas 1 .
popular sovereignty” wutiU so hamper the
Soutboa'to precept ber (roiA ereo entering
upou tbe convict—for no slaveholder Will
emigrate with hi* properly to any Territory
an! contend with'th® North fur If* powey-
non/if l’.fr i« liab'c ^ ‘Of tno'tnent to U
.expelled, 01 hoc* bis »!k*e* liberalcd, by the
action pf tbo majority of the *ipiatter»wbila
Ui< wapapoiUllMt lor- is* terms would bavo
yttscfci<J to tbe Couacil alone. Dot when,
0* we boys scan, the «upram* Coon b*s
decided that the. ordinar>Hs we* nd| in
corifhrrohjr to Iba ecf, wbat shadow of
eftcuao (f-m tUore be for attempting to bold
Meases. Mott and-Howard responsible /or
the c/di nance!
Much bat i>eca*aaid;about tbe unconsti-
tut infinity of tha just of tbo Leg i.future, and^
the leapreasion is insidiously conveyed that
lb« tjupremo Court ha* decided it to be
uneottftjtuliunif. Tliit I# not so. The
Court gtriy derided that the ordfnenco was
hot emhotirftl by the act. Our unjsiatand-
log is that Gen. Dctbune did not press bia
constitutional pofut, bq<1 that the Conn did
not consider It. And even if it were uncon
stitutional, wbat possessed Gov. Brown, (be
Ospecisl veto gosrdian of the constitution,
When he signed tho'hfll ? Did lie sign it
without sxamin ition ?—Uti who could 0'4
permit bills fjt the itlisl af poor vrootsn to
It ta ferine lawk, (ot frsr that the consUlutfen
^ " * “"** migbl fhereby be infringed!
But it will be seen (hot tbe act expressl/
rh* Ts-ileri»l Gotjarntnrnf, and he ccold and
wnuld \»® fart, firvt by the Mnite! TtpjrsCnt-
ativds of thu South in Cacgte**, and,'
Isvt resort," l<y tky iiulepcrjilint action of
tbo ag^rieviA Hlstes. , But how could
UoagW insidious 'yquslter sovoreignty"
liMirirtidly hgipUtion -be mot, after the
e6catry, by Uncling birn, had rstahli.bed il
no iba l»nu atid cijutlohju dcctrirje vf lb*
cohatiMifion I Like the Iltjgli-li bill passed
by Miialhiirii soles, il would be an aggre**icn
ev bod tit It* rvenlts as Ulsck Republicanism,
)»ul <1*1* rtl rig ihc South from 'resistance or
complaint against the section that triumph*
by ik* wrong. - If tho t(uutb, then, 'doc*
tn-t nUbto ,fiud horsclf in tho position of
H«maeti whrn shorn of.,his strength hy
IfeHlihj ll 'bejiooces'hcr now io rrsul the
vUxtietv ol Stephen Auold DAiglss to the
I’resjdvney u the grcplcri Jxdilicsl etil that
c^n bi'Afl her* *
" v't4 * w%» a» ■ 1 ;—- *■
(ToL Mr luty ru a Candidate.
rTkaMAfnih JlepuUico/i has received
i[tW(igtok tb*t Dul.» A- 1% Mtlnytao, of
i’hirpiss county, will aomply with the wi*h«u
qf his friends end take tho field in the let
bopgrrStionaVDislrlcJ ns \he opponent of
Judge Love, the Dennrcratie noiniuce* It
thert/ote hoists file ntiiu* ami calls the
ppposition pstty fti.4 independent Di-mo-
crot* wsjiyy to hi# support.
ty Hou. ttfinr* T/xrtica ha* pulillshoiT
>evyiul eppoinUncnl* for nddrcselog .the
peofWrt of ihe h»h Cengnotionsl District,
ft will hardly avail Id save Mr. Tootjtba'
protege^ Jones, in this canvass, but perhaps
■>>tr pave the vr»y for DoupUj next year.
V\V uncertain no dpubl dfN3i»l. Wright**
elsctbm iu-that District, fieri if Sfecrvlary
(.’obk rlfbtiM com® onTroui Washington to
UiJ tfcc nonptable AiuKlor in hi* elforts to
elect Julies. Can’t tho Democracy alls Up
Btrjhcna ?
Allotlit-r Bar* ►
0 hove received from gfe* Jauss M.
l. df* Ifurrie rcuinty, near Dllrrslie, an
•sr of rum conleialng 2d ruwe of grain,
manuring 10 inches in leugth and Oi
inches in circumference at the butt end.
Thie brats our frirni! Judge Andrews', or
att| other eaf of cvi.fi wghuve aecu noticed
this Mason.
Melt) I.atcauy*
The Augusta Canalitylumulist hsdrspor-
ted Honator Toe tuba' laic speech in tint
city, but after It was written oot soma one
stole the manuscript from tho printing office;
It announces, however, that tho llonnrapls
Senator will himself prepare a report, which
if will soon publish.
It*would not lie at all surprising if
the CouititutUmntiat'a report should soon
appear in tho HiruJJ or stuns other New
k pejier. They know how to filch public
document* end even private letter*. Whould
lbs two repurta appear about tho tame tim*.
wa will haTo an opportunity of comparing
authorized ih« Council to permit produce to
bo sold in the city at other places than
tho market or markets. It authorized Ihe
Council ip grant private license* to jwddlc
pn*lun» lo any person who might apply.
Gen. Doth one, who thinks that *0 great an
outrage was perpetrated on hir#, and who
is #0 uncompromisingly # opposed • to ihe
f.:-ckc‘um af Mtears. H»ivfanl and Mott,
could have obtained a license for the nomi
nal sum of. one dollar, if iho Council, in its
diwcieiiun, lud thought proper to grant it
for that sum. Who, then, ia responsible
!«>r hi* grievance, tbs legMatora'Wh'o passed
the art, or tbo Counc il that enacted the
ordinance 1
w. 'Mtilflul that unrcilif.il. will
ci.ralo. Hiia s g..(un for ibraanU.M, will
»l.w i, ifl il. I.frp.rjijbt, inj will conrcllj
•Cl rrU.io Ih. nu,t!m ihft to.lt, at UU time
Ul I..I.II Ihc rr.[rOTi.il.ilo, firrlh. ordin.nco
on' Ihe momhrr. r.|ir«irailiOfr ihi. count,
in ill. t.c,iil,iurc. aWhcn ih. monioij.fi
election com., touml, will |h.y n.l f.rj th.
ch.iyc .ml imj.ulo .11 the blame jo tho
‘Council T *
Lli^ The citizens of Griffin voted, on the
.Ifth init. on tho ijuVstiun of authmixing tbe
city to euWiibo *.')l) ( O0O to tho stock of the
Griffin-end North Alabama Railroad. Tho
»o‘e in Uvor of.tha subscription was lily,
•gtinet it «. The ettiasnk of IJriffiu | ja d
previously aubscrihed 3(160,00(1 lo the stock
of this road.
CTThe Democrats of Baldwin have
nominated L, 11. Briscoo fur reflection to
the Buuste, and Ilobu II, McConto lor the
House of Representative*.
be expressed rome dbubt ae to the | Iv*r».a. Yancey, Toombs A Co,
aonatitottonaJity of the riausp cootarring ’ other, with (be Democratic crib between
upon iha Mayor ihe power to try the offen-
cea ttx/c;n eniaper^ed Without iho inter*
ienrion of a Jury, and adidi that tl if vrao
pr«jfOiti to make any change in rite market
laws whi^fc would worV iritmnvenfeoca with
iba town - ttr couofrjr people, he should op-
them, *0 both ends could gel tbs govern
mental pip. The Ksosa* anJ Nebraska
act was objectionable for it* Blatter*&>r-
ereignty. Mr. JL re»d. high ifepiocraric
' aathorUy—such is BeMtors Iverson, Pugh
ib* public expenditure*, which have been
t!» j.beretolore so oltan eoread betore " them.
Let ifct :n remember that the exnsnsea of
tke Tloverntnant, daring tl.e fiieal year
e-din; Juue IdoJ.including paymemr
an 'acooant ot the patriic debt, were W-j,
712,60?’ Let tliem lurther reruember (bad,
Oaring' the fi*e*l year .efidinf June 30fh.
laiK, the expense} yl lire Government w
These 13;-wre#, wkfch are official, present
increase in me annual expense* ot tbo
to tbo set; u> it*cootrary ufltwuhvWindrof ( 0 f nearly 935aw,00>j. in the
/burl period of tit years! This er.orrmwa
increase has ue^urred, too, in a tiireol pro-
raloT 1 * » “in and others—lojfccar that this fee (trie
p oat a, 1 **{4kd to him, “aud aowouldi.:. ^
bk« I did not cueoidtr tbal tbe bill sought 5 *-» tbw .ct; to ihocootrary Wtwrihvtgn.
foe K> ohjoet ftoy auch perpo»e.” I stated M.^peey say* there 1* no such thing
.nr Mr. ilowanl tu»i inasmuch as it »ft»:be a^uaitet sovereignty. *«
desire of member* ol CoanCil, end *o lir at | The extravagance of iba Admiuiatrati
J ooaUt ieArn ihe central *i»b of person* 5nd tho cerruprion of the party Irader* were.} ihe'.i/* ,?'• - Wfc*l will be iho nweeatry
,;,w rf^ir^i.nc, diraltorto^t l i„ M H, ,.U C.p,: H- j
afiouid introduce the bill and iorward a copy ( abewed up his iMtegfim ’' ' '
ot incrca»e will swell tbe
1361 to tbo
! Obsf.ve,
— — -r-—H. r k conn try-i*
Ijr did to (which is ratlicr an unusual pre* on lke .Vljiury College afid Blind Asylum ' ha*tetuBg under Democratic mferolo. And.
eaotion upoutUc paticl the RepTesemativy) „ .,.w . . ' l will the Uoutot .mud uidoatuous rntuti «t
to*is*«toTtft mos.wMoi,i“TT"f7. ““ T*
of lha daily city papers . j,J* competitor fc-^d charged him with being | ‘ho siruo tatio
in Cnlnm! Ih.l mj. MO.muran. raijhl ’ Ij Mui j h ,, r with d iTifZ'il"
b« ftiMjr •*wi»*d at the OM I .cor.rJiti,. wt „ ^, n „- c H t. It. Jefearf. Lia vole* l^hen.io what a trighlfmfptm th
bat) tbo plcasur*
•mils rr a father’s
codid not obtain
to th* wishcs ol my constituents upon that j " w “‘“ "‘' t *** or % aad let
•oWtct. lira, tui(hl h... ,a ojijtuTiunit, nl whom (,t. J h.J rn.rkcj p!„J thrnujb
id.iiint and dirt* tin, niher—ito Wtur* lk* ! «*>• ^ £ ul “f ^Mu-tbuu vrl,
bill j>.«..fl th* Houm '.( Rrj.rera-n1.UTr3
No petition or memorial having been rent .
up to the contrary* tho hill «* pubjishea *he votes of tbo people of Georgia. Bach
passed tbe House, and wsa transmitted to J inuitutions are Georgia’* pride, and *ucb
th* Senate. While it was pendiug before - liberality.will be rewarded, if not by man,
the Senate, a majority ol ihe members of ; by a..beneficent Providenre. .
the City Council firewot in thvnr u.eeting , Hsfrlu »* ell right—yon need nof fear.
Democrats are rallying to cur
» -mi a .f. Jrtao j w j Bu.6 fycLtaa.
concerned. A copy ol said incmurial wit
sent to and zeroised bv CoUjiitt, out
iferiator. and aUir to Mr. Howard aftd niy-
Hcnator,
•pelf.
Hut when rim memorial
Was beynnA lha control i»f tbo members ol
rc ol Ilepre»en'ativea, and in the
tbs Senate end iheHenator from
Muscogee. Home time afterward* if waa j concerned,
C»I. *peer (kucstionad. ,
We understand that the following ques-
ived, tbe bill i *!«»*• wcre propounded lo Mr. Bpeor ul W«-
etly Hall, Hartia county, on the occasion
up in the Benate and passed without .
nnieridnieiif, and without opposition from
Mr. Colquitt. It received the sanction ol 1
Oov. Brown, having been examined and
•tgnrd by him. who, In his judgment, saw
nothing unconstitutional in it. Hmco it*
pisaagn the .Supreme Court have d^cidud, as
-n «. •- ibe rase made by G*n.
_ all know, .
Bothuno, that thi* l»w did „
power to the City Council of Columbus to
ptiM the late Market Ordinance.
And now 1 respectfully submit whether
there ia ju*t cause l<«r the jodgiucnt ol
condemnation which has by some Ittm
pronounced egiinrt me in this matter f
Wnatevrr may.lte the opinion ol other*, I
have at le«*t Hie proud *ati*(action of feeling
tli,'#tn till*, a* iu 41II my official conduct, l
have had an eye sihgle to the beat interest
of our city, county and H<at«.
Very rvsporrfuljy,^
N. Jl.—There are some persons who iiavo ..... , .
?»eun led to b«U«v« that the Market Orfii- j Brutisivick
hii'h was passed by. (boCtty Counnl tJiate aid t No
marked down. They -do
not mjicata an'opon and fair minded gen
tleman, such s* ba* been conceded to Mr.
Bjwer. And we do not question that the
people are sufficiently intelligent to perceive
that any man seeking their aufTragr* who
refuse* to respond fairly, openly and frankly,
to toy legitimate questions propounded by
thorn, moan* to dset-iv# some portiorrnf hi*
Constituency, at least—or hope* to gain lfie
votes of others by leaving his position open
to conjecture, or such representation of par-
titan*, an may (Hit different localities. This
is inconsistent with on honorable cauvass,
and w* arc at a loss to know bow it can be
reconciled with integrity, honesty or paui-
permit Democrajit-' epoilamen and sharper*
tor-do them, booted aod spurred, ct> tceir
turn ? Hav« not vnarcai "bone and »mt»”
ol the laud enough ol iadepeudei
c, nrn;e to strike down their party-most era,
and proclaim their owa dei veramc from
tbe tvib that beset them, under a despoUt
party administration ol.thn Guvernrnent t
It'vrt'i be roc-oliected, juvt here, that tbe
eif^nac* ot 1^52, amounting to only $40,
(Xiu.iX'O, were incurred uodur the Admfms-
trtaion ol Millard LiUmore, who waa elected
by tlw; Whig party. Thomol 1646, amount-
iiigh) $?}/»-O (XX), were-ihcurreo by the Ad-
tolntsiratton of Jarnce Buchanan, who was
elected by the immaculate Democracy—
those ever clamorous’ advocates tor "rev
treachtmm ni.d retorm," but whose Seta
invariably t«!ie their professions. One of
the charge* most frequently and roost porti'
ntcioueiy tfrged agaiust tho Whig party, by
Democratic opponents, waa that of
extravagance in the public expenditures,
'i in Democratic politicians have uniforrniy,
i-uJ^td, claimed Ihe confidence and support
ot the people ou the grfiund ot their being
the peculiar advocates and champiqps o'
economy. Let the official iiyurcs, which wi
h »ve aubmitted above, testily as to the jua
uco ol the claim.
J.« t g», in conclusion, wddreas to the in
teliigcnre and patriotism ol the poopte 1
practical question or two, to which wc in
vi^j their calm and serious tctleciion. 1
the expense* ol the National Government
shall continue tbu* to increase, how are
they t > be paid f We have already largely
exceeded our income, end art- now support
ing the government by credit! How lonjy
can this state of affairs continue! il^
Jung can wo continue to pay tho ordinary
expenses ol ihe gdwrnmeui, in time of
peace,'with borrowed money, without in
curnng natidtral bankrupey t If a Demo-
«ratio Ailmwisiratian has, iu six years, in
creased thu (apensen of llie goveuiment
from $46^iOO p (X)d to #81,UOO,OOU, how !t»,g
ill it require 10 render a burthenaonie and
the
of the law itaolt. By relcrencn to j Du you endoN
... . .----------- I vu j-* *.|uv,.t> Crtwfaiij kaii j uaiiivii *
ct, which h pub'tMho.1 lielow, it will be. vote 00 the Conference Bul-and would fuu
that such ta trot th» latt. ^ 1 vote for uiein ! Kvadcd.
»opposed to
n j Gartrvli
^•pptesaive ayataut ot taxation iudi>ptn*a-
of ihc extravagance of the gov-
inent, under Democratic auspice*, these
queationa which .the people should as-
v l bto !
. : an Act
To tiler pad amend \ke Ckarf^n of the f 'iius
1 f Col ambit $ urn I Albany.
Would jrou lira. ,oi'.J Iu, u«ht» iu i P»-U«i «Ui •* ik«rdo,»k., will
Yirgihia! Hvadrd. I ill unite with tha eon serve live Opposition
sitheut a construction
; K,r. irr. It- il rauicM Si;. Tl.„, (mra ! ‘“KLL.JTS™ . ,
»wj »IH I Ilw |«« ■»,« Ol Hu, Ara. U Oi«II l* I peotllc ••
IraKi forlb«rirf,’u, of llm CItyol Colum'- I ...
Ini.. Ittdwt.kjra gca.r.l iick.t, , AUror i-, U»*» Ijw MJ)»lMni»»Mol lha Train,I Ad.
■nd tw«h, AMwiwii. wl.i.li nlccilran .lull 1 „ " l, "i''»"J lUrnv.j.ni,
•poo lh.GOciim.li pl.iJurm, 'ko Droocralo; oion.y-ciianjj.
nstructiou ol the aatua l He- k* 14 * n-»ioru tbe guvorntj
a»ptn»tiid City on I •* " V u 8,r A n coa *** iaQ4 ° the nuces.i-
tho second SAturday in Dccumbur, iihicIi I lie * ol “ , . w Qoveruiuoni! LvadwJ.
* hi, fhpie shall bo ! . The** qyestion* v
1>« iveid at Ihc CoUrj-hou
>na SAm
ry your.
. . rovidci, . . ,
Aldermen clcrisd for mid residing in j Hoa. D. I*. Hill, of Htrns county.
each ward, a* nowficaignatftd by law. And — ;^9k|
provided further, that each voter sbuM
dusignaie upon hie ticket tho two prrsmis
propounded by the
ri* county. ~ K ■
[ Macnh Citiztn.
The Demur racy in Crawfurd.
honort sod stranuuua effort to banish
lrom the
. renitm;nt to ecurt
ipptcnt, end aaie bauds.—Rich-
voted for as Aldermen lor each ward, and! . , * , i ."1
that (wo persons in r«ch ward reociMt.g tho ' A friend from Grew ford county mformi
higljest number ut vote* given in r-aid City ■ Ui that the ‘'biwwmsur" end ••untrrrified”
1 In I Iob meeting in that county on FrjJajr J
la»t, fur the purpose of nominating cindid-
u. -. . - • , , , etc* for tjte lrgi*l*ttfrr, which wu* one of f
* BU Waor. are gloctcd and , h# Dlotl mntXl , u #nU rj j icij]4>u ,
qtt S7T'n.L-,Jk. . .. . that eve;
ft»rAldcrmcn of raob parriculnr w.-ud riSaU I
■■Aiiteiiittai
d. That the .Tlayor ol wtid City shill
liave the power and authority to try nil per-
o*n* charged with totalling Splri'uiuit
Liquor* within the corporate limit* of said
City, without a license first hud and obtain-
| ed lrom the eaid City authdrilies, ns now
I prescribed by lt»>y Aleo, to t^y nny and aii
! pi ret'iis cUartttd wit^ the commission id the
I tollhwing alienee*, within the corporate
l hiutts of said City, lo-w.it: The •citing or
’ furnishing a Slave with Spirituous Liquors,
contrary to law ; ‘“hr irailing with Sieves
conttarv tojaw;’' “tor fighurtg ••Mali-
Mischief“Keeping a Disorderly
laming
order of said Cljy. And, upon a heortng
and conviction by said .Mayor tor any ol
•ficncea. he ukall impose upon the J #C nbe# it
Vruin u llfssi ,vlji|ii riaaamatc of Mr.
Dnuglasa—Crops, 4*r.
J>ttR Creek, Mm., Sept. 1*659.
Editor Cvluiti'nia liny Hirer ;
Iiv*a SitHaving been born jn the
State ol-Gcorgia, uud a graunate of her
University, 1 fuel interested in cvcrythm;
wkicu roucern* her woilaro. liar system of
dUiiroada and Internal inprov mem, the
Intelligence and enterprise of her cnlfeus,
#ro ifiurcef ol pride and congratulation to
•U her children, In whatever country or re.
CUih their lot may Loco*!. Having left her
limits and located iu tho rnlfey of the great
Mississippi as a planter, it U need!#.* io
••four warmest withes are fur her wultaro,
nnditia our pride lo say bvfore our more
laguard nughbuts that it was alone hy the
indomitable energy and public spirit of her
eons tlut she ha* attained her present en
viable rank n* the "Umpire Htata" of the
South.
1 see by the files of your paper that Msr-
x; t t * Dot^LAfe, Kaq., ta *.Ut« GppyY.uon
andidxfc lur Cuiigrcas tn your district.
Allon on, who wa. hi. ,Iumu» to' Ih. j w".'o“ uv kind, ,|| „ h ,
that ever occurred, >*011 among tbe haruio-
nious Democracy.
Hi* known to many, that lha party it.
split up in Jhat county upon various issues,
mere than oidlnatily. On* faction, led bj
Judge 0. I*. (Jut*il1:odic, are in favor of
rrjxsling the Dwa egairist the slave tiade,
and are opposed to DouglD, dec., whdu the '
other, fed by George !?. Hunter, whn is a
regol-.r “swallow all” Democrat-Will vote
lor DougU* and oppose Ihe repeal of the
African alsve trade laws, dec.. Ac.
Tbo consequence was, whe » they met io
the Court-house, there was a regular blow
Gor. llrbwn and tlic Poor Woman
Tha Atlabla Intelligencer in endeavoring
to reply to our article respecting the Veto
of Gov. Brown, in tho caae af Mr*. Zion,
#ay*:
"We put it to ail/air minded man, if tha
ia not n sensible veto! How nasy coohl
that woman pave treed herself from her
husband* by getting « divorce. Goorgitf
bad a law tuadc erpbcxally tor her c*«e
.She tail no UeeJ to goUfort the J^eguln
tore. Timj Stata of Georgia baa already
bean guilty ol pa*oiug too ruuny special acts,
to covor carts that might Uavo boau reached
by general 3iAiu«c*.
No dcubl she could have obtained a di
volt*. But look at the dilferenco Of th
circumstancea In which the poor woman
would be placed in acicctiug between tbe
two remedlea before bar ? The Legislature
cudfel giant fear tcltcf from her husband's
ttaluliiin* without coat or delay—even at
lesscos( th 1 * 1 lo record and print tho Gov
ernor’• veto in the Journal* of the Legi*ia-
ttre.
To obtain a divorce it would require two
term* of tho Superior Court. Now what
aro the oust* ! First, a lawyer’* fc* would
be abuu; fifty dollars—(he cost* of Court
about tw'xlvo dollars—the publican
her or tiieir nqighbora : and t<-r tbe pens' aut * They quam-lted all day, a* ttuua but hb«l fur divorce, in a newspaper for four
oficnccs ofaiiist liie hcJili, peace and good | »h« “harnionioua” DSmocracy caq quarrel, months, eight dollars or more. Now bow
and finally brck*ti;i in a row, without
King any iiominatiim. Our informant «Je-
amuaing and ridicu-
u scope be ever saw in fcia life. Many
ul thj* Biato,or the O^fiotuce* of said City : Btntlouwn of the O,.position were prascut,
and upou the lailure ol the psrtiea to pay •**‘1 laughed heartily at the Ci iitcmpiible
ball be : squabble that wa* going on before them.
hue and all costa, ... ...
ordered and directed by anifi Mavor
paid, then said delinquent may, bv order
writing uf aajd Mayor, be imprisoned in
the City Guard House, or in the common
jail ot .Muacogco county, tor >ucb term of
nnic aa have been or may be prescribed bv
law tor the punishment «l sucb offences.
Sxc. !1. That tho Mayor and Council of
the City ot Cfrlutnhua, shall h»a p,i
I’mvcrMiy ol Georgia, and hi* boaowfriend, |
tb »ay that iho Uppoaiuoir ouuU uol have
acluctrd a pioro rriiyMtnd taiiMtvd marii
and lus 'tectum wSuld be hailed witl»«bou's
Ihem.ttjd ifel -ting nny tnu.lificut.on ofj 0< »‘>d couj*utu!atiun by many (Jt
«eolim*tit or amrtiun*-identity of Language
could Uafdiy ba ekpacfrtfe •
f?" Hoa. Joaitra IhLU, in. his speech at
ytklgsji court, sail that the “*jiputUnnm*nt
principle** (l. e. the requirement of a popu-
lalien Ot W3,th*i) was tho only featuio of
the Knqlisb bill which hr admired, aud that
riiat-punriple hqd iince bfen shatnelaasly
duregardstf iu the admfesion of Oregon.
He migty have addvd that tho’Democracy
till next *aid in admitting Kansas Weil .as
free Bute in violation of thu principle,
ud tbat tbeir admission of Oirgon will he
idduccd a* a grapt and unatttWrrabie argu-
mant iu faviij of the adufisaton'of Kausa*
witl oui th* taatricihm.
(•tabiiah and keep
Market in said City, tor the sale i»j ponhry, 1
€gga, buster, milki lre*h meat*, and vegea- j
I any kind, and all other such articles i mg
an arc usually vended at a City Public Mai - tk«
kvt, rtftJ ahull govern iba same by such rule#
and regulations as aaii'.Maynr and Council i ole.
wialtocjoi dross ary and proper ; and tnr.y
ptevcr.be aud valotca not * and pcsaltfea fer
■[ gulattona.
he j Such is a characteristic of a party that
boast# ot coutroUiag tbe deatiniea ot a gt*ai
,n nation.— Mac»n Citizen.
A Nub to Act.
In hi* recent arcechat Forsyth, the item.
11. Hill minted iba toltow.ng. as itiustru*
of CoL. Warren Ak.u'# woU known be
Public | nevulent charactet ; !
Borne time fast spring, or iq tire espy j
A PLBAaaxr CaXVASS.—Gcu. IfetllUl.C,
iu Vis paper, sqys of the Canvas* tor CkU- i y n \,
jie*#, which ba is prosecuting In coutpany* H»»nw»ppi nV.
yvit^ Jddge Crawlonl and Mr. ^Douglas* .*
•*Uiawfvd and Douglass are ua cinirtcoys to ,
curb otbtt and to die,
and I am ag mUch so to them g* auy
so rough and uupoluhrd as I sm know*
how to be 1o anybody. My of-inton is that
w« -tU Uka egeb bthyr a fund deal bcitet
than w* difi whsu wd ataHvd.'*
ho kpe% t.Im in hiaschoul-h.»y
t\h*» havoeinro rnin vcd to the fer West,
yet watch with an cigar eye and luian«
If ehng every tliipg whirit could advance the
iniciesw of the homo of thrir birth. Jrau,»k*
iug from a diaiaut point ol vi«w, we hope
that tho sued old gitto of Georgia will re
turn turii men to the national counctla who
w ill Icailosaly meet all tho issues brought
beloro them by ’Northern tanaiicu and a
fnoro corf opt and treachcroua adoiinistra-
ttua. But enough of politic*.
Vou may wist to know the prospects ol
iho crop# in the V«|fey of th*MiaaUaippi.
With the exception of the overflowed lands,
the crop* were never better. Large ship
ment* o'! Ltd- rouuo-have been roads and
arc being made to New Orleans hyu\fi>
boat. The Dacr Creek*platU4tiui.s are the
best and surest it> the Valley. The cr*ek
of Lake Boht ^ the .
L ...d run. iRe I *' t'**! 1
, lt . . * about 15 milt* a-o.i* tha
Muntiea oi Uollvar, \V aahtngleu, sod a pan
ot Usequent, ami cettaioly produces more
cotton than than aqy other pott
part of last ♦untoier. Col. Aklu
the Ka.irtad to br* home; and v*|nlo j 1 ° Ca
aetopped at •no of the s'tnons, fcc 0,1
toerved a boy (write
had the unstortuiio to have
j Urge sera ur tumor of souto kind,
) sidaul ti,c beck, wbicti greatly iltsfigurwd 1
him, and «uahidtt tttau cadangcr hre in.
much time will #11 this consume I And
what i* the poor woman to do dqrtng that
li.iis ? How can*she support herself ami
children, and pay all these expense*. If
she makes a ifevss for bar neighbor th* ac
count is subject to garnishment for "tbe
debts of her runawsy husband ! Vet while
the Governor could have given ber necessary
nUrf, with a single dash cf hit pec, (a*
all Governors have dune before m such ca
se*!) his organ rrqujre* of h*r one or two
years tim* to obtain a divorce, at the ex
pense «f probably a bond rail dollar*. This
u, indeed, moat beautiful and humana res-
acoitng. IV.h*p«, like tbe Governor’s Veto,
so mi** th iug might be tound ia tbe “New
Ttslaroatu” I»*u*toinit1 Let them see.
cap tfie climax of inhumanity and tolly,
.JSBH »*• not this a sensible
urieeu y««rj j veto -Journal dr Mtratnger.
' k «ryj
Bcaator Toouiba on ttuBiaan and Hon*
wick Railroad. The cor pa constated ol C
B. Harkey, W. W. BiUopp. D. Y Sag* A.
H. Long, Geo. Killen and Jm, T. liumber.
Wo are happy to my they are all t
health than when they latt. They
busily employed In a compartment ol oui
Utiice, Uacma a profile of the country, pro
paraiory todttwuig a map ol ifeafruc’. Wi
bean pri milted
ouucal ;
drod uo.iara 1
'he buy's lather, and .remove th* tumor
bettar ,r ‘" 1 ' ***• ne<Jt °i *h# eufhrcr. 'i'uia nubit
c now 1 * od heuevufent aoi waa <toou by Cot. Akui
ul our ’ >0>> ^ 1 e,tir(< •*" was thought ol a* a candi-
» fOL
If ia difficult t
| tbe t
ol tbeir Work and also u few of the *utj*. u P OQ
tics. Ironi winch wc fearu that thanffieiai | * ,r * &
r..n>iri mfil u, must 0»ttcrit.gly favorable. ? nd ’ • .
tho exception ol threo ur tour miles H»e dovt*
ha .
Ocmclgr
hdia and
»tbe i
LIT \V, J. Doaiusa,. K»q., ia ananunced
i* au Ihdepandent. Oppoaitiuu' Candida#
torCeng.ee* in lha Rife Dj.uk U # There
'* much lhriuoeisric ‘sHeastiataetum wl’.fi
fnActwooil. *■ •
Cbor.-J CU.U I-, v.|(,. y , lb , b., n(
ttoijt tbote disastrous ovetfiorr* which arc
tbe curac ot the plontcra who sctile Iu the
Vgllcy. The plantti* in my own immodi-
ate ucigbtMsthuod have uunlidenily calcula
t'd vn Anuktag about two bales to the acre,
a* the oldest scltlera on the creek say they
have uev«r seen soy c|oo equal to the
present. Give us a* lata und favorable a
fell p" tlta !o»t, and wo trill gather an aatdn-
.llhing tiwp. Toon truly,
Gi.'xus*.
if the
buildiug will b«
The dee]>est cut on
feet, and stout 'JOOieft tong. a. I the highest
embank.npnt ?5leet ami abom -<X) fret lung. ;
Tbu distance ol the whole hue aurrey«d
from run Vailfey to the junction*, ia 134 .
miles. *
lUat llraj^.
**/d* not know who my opposes/ ia to U.
I hop, ho auy ho the SbT A»b aTURoSkT VAR
or rim rsKTV, tor there ta some s/edit iu
beating their tost ■tuau tuirt v tuocsaM'
V«I... -men I im.1 TO .0 11 1 un. I , ,
do not feci that Uimiu be very well satisfied
senator hintsell. To
aay wMbing ut Gan. Bot ham, who ta at least
* l-d uful ai d ctfiuieut ■Southern Reprcse.i.
tattvc Ml rongieis was it quits in good
taste for Mr. loumb* thus to disparage the
tnc-morjr ol a man illustrious alike by hie
gallantry ui the held end hi* wisdom in
C'-ueril, the weight and dignity of whose
character ex turn* ,l »* * P *P««* of Black
K«i...u.tc4i..»tu uieifeaca whom the Georgia
berutor. U bla future, aver so bright and
successful, may never bop© ta rival in the
affection and esteem of hit countrymen ?
Alter all, il ia not i-j much a slur on the
Ume ul Quitman, as It i* a satire on politi
cal !«3*Jer»4ip, tor what b it bat saying that
stubborn bones'y anu e a man lor poTtilc*.
sr.d that ihe quahiics of baad and heart
that m *»• ad.iru humaaity, arc not reckon-
cd amooi* tfio requisite* of political leader*
aAipf Wo are not *o nmen surprised that
ToumU's opuiion, as ihat he
proclaim
lu tbe course of a few weeks, Mr. Jlol- 1*101,”—Gor*aao» Baowv.
coinf*e Will be able 10 make hit official ir. j » Kmm ... ^ * '* ~
|H»fG with wbicli, we pram is* in advance,; A *'*’ J KlXo T,> ••Alat 1
the friend* of.tho enterprii,. W tU be greatly t * ncn » •• •• fadiee, marry fm
I3T In filly-one enuatie# in Indiana tho
afeeeaora’ returtta of hugs shew sq incrsss#
over last y*ir of 161,358,
Mocftacuut tx Bcsiw&M Uovaa.—The
. Snm4 ! Aewoaatla (England, Daily ChrouiUe a#ya
| that • well-known baokrr lately observed
money— | ,h«c several 01 his clerks had adorned them-
tew many tor ! »«-^aud utauy many just wive* with tnouvsehea. He called into
| '* u jr. Th# editor of tbe hie private room ail the tuour ached, and
" inchest*? Items Journal, .however, who j ^ ! '‘Ocntlemen, I havu ae wish to inter-
i* a arrange creature every way, say* be is i *”• 7 0J1 Private autascracnis or hoh-
gomg t« tuarrv »hj«I to. Ihc /*« el tM .' r *' .1 • th ® fecqfecb**
Ibtc*. ’ 1 ' • ; '• n , n * 0,1 U ‘ Nriness houf*. After 3>. M..
I * . . . 4 -ndaTgfty oar hubbies'if voir a uooae.
further wt'h tbe'u “rrgAJr.” Thsy may
smash op doggeries in CbeeoJora, cowhide
editors in Philadelphia, tar and feather each
other io Indiana, lampoon m<A>a in Mina*-
•'■ta, elope with their sisters’ husbands in |
N. Jersey, "ke^p tavern” and other { < collar
institutions ererywhere—“r^A/s” abich [
these (numerate.! classes claim tor all of T ,aM
womankind, and which 00 many are agita- ; 0 ..
ting—euro* by theory and some by practice; j i a * ! , °c V1 * •
and yet it weald bear a moderate country- j ,,'^j J, ,hc v ar. C h .\e
achool-hcuse argument, whether, afjer-the ) aiietnrarivc.
Cf'iniog of such a miUeninm, the sex of f
"ittgtU" would bC very numeroua.
fTtifhpiond fYJiiy.
Mon* Ptxcxs or tub Akicu Boca sue. j '
—Tha idea—the first advanced by PhUoso- l 3fe u r
pher Merriam, of Brooklyn iXei^n's-^bat .jketr u-^,- -al 1
tUo northern Tight wa* the remit of tire j ir
Th® latest Iftiviiijn
Coc.feranco was to WadomdiTyS
I.alar Trom Sxn j- ln ,
Sttw. Y«»x. Sept. 13.—We
Victoria dare* to ihe lfirh of A
Gdtieral Harney and Gortt .’
pboapkoTfacctit, fibtona, *‘lky sobsunre , <’• •»' - . t» : i' -
which floated in the atmofjihcrr, hut a* fsrl ^“ r ; ,~ s ‘ [ *’ ’ 1 <r
as aucti a fact ia demoustrshfe. was perfect- L ^ 7 r r
ly solved in the ally of Dyvmgten, Ky-. "1,
during, find eince, the reemt r«afarka Ir j p»,
display uf the luminous freak cf tho aurora
in tli* n'lrihem #kjr. - * I avail*! ie ’ronj
The attention of Adam Kizlcr,‘ef ’ ^
Coviogton, on stepping into his town on
Friday d)anting, was arrested by a vast
quantity of silky, fibrous tluje, lying scat
tered at haphazard upon hi* shrubbfiy and
gra**. Upon tooebing a trr*j or p it»onm*f
It, he tccelved a Very ketufible stiheag.i
slight shock of electricity or gAfrvnisoi.
H • attention being thus arrested, he imme
diately summoned to* d».n.*st cs, and Lt.c/
proceeded at once.to gather a con«idi.rs>:« u
quantity of tbe dew spangbd fibre,.wf. ch ■ Q''*r'
Mr. Kiger found Ly aciuul we g .t, alter "
desiccation, to Le two ounce*, sevi-o gr*. -. ...j!
of wbicb he bottled tor futOsc ji
. Later (rota Mexico,
Kfw'rifrvUfrN*.'!■**fit. It.—ft..-
oiry .»t Mexico, to ihe ..
rerriverl-5fere» which.ara-,-
was Hill at iho Capitol, a<»d n., a
t* Paturi, ns previously tej, ,n, •
into skkiiw of ■
cb fce bo iled for fatfiaa lutpee- , k , w ^kstew.vaults : II . ..
fenn.ent, aud aotne he made WfaHidoy purehased upwr.:.--
>f lUk^Obtrima/f Bn<jtvrtr% j #«iul tuuica at r
A Pii-Ckitao* or Malalia
the trial, last week, at Itoyreviife cd tfe ,
gteat Luca# Witt Ca*e, Hon! H.'W. iiii
liard, in an eloquent ipfcfii lur tha cuaire* ♦
.taut*, compared the fast estate to $ atogfiaut ^ , aii;r
pool, giving of! malaria, and infecting the ! ..
moral atmotphere. It had b«ei> jwuved, i ^ cW : u
howevar, on tbe trial, (hat ihc agn\,u.Qut j
between ihc ci«nte*tani* and tht ii#!uvy,
ws«,that tho Jaticr Vhould receive tm jut I
cext ot what they recovered, lor their aervL
h.at.“thv/'s*v/oald have p-,.
r.afefc from Ilqtaua and 3if>.,
ie, Sep*. 12 —Tha»
:ee. In answering Mr. Jiiititfd, IDm. .Sam. j n ' v .| f. J r . •*■*»**• _ t-xcba:»y
'. Rice replied tutke ** Mafatia” arirutij-. t. u ’ 1
iy saying, that he supposed, it Mr. Hi to i :,c Beimel. ..*il.-.ra
lard's tide proved successful, '• he would Lr ,;L; i up uf t
with the other, request them, a* h« was
vory delica'c, and fearful of his heaHh, u<
drop,’tary gtntly, a lUlie—about Uu-percent
—ot that '*malaria” into that packet !”
That view uf the malaria waa tuu utuch
for thaytsU/lua <4 the luryi court roid .spec
tators.—MotUgooiory Moil.
Census lie tarns of L'psui Cuunty.
We bavo been politely furnished by Dr.
Green Ferguson, the tollaw ng official Vet urn
of the Census oi l.'paCu county : •
Number cf Families 'jjt
Males between six and sixiccn....:.*.. 717
Males under eix ...» 5'.lp
Mali* over aixteou. .*.7-4
Females between six aud sixteen...... CJ5
Fcnialea under six f,-.j
Female* over fitieeu
Deal aud Dumb
Lunatic# ^
Idiots * 4
Tofel White Population; ...5133
Whola number ot slave#.... v . t ....... ;5t>:r.
Free persons of culor.. j
Total »JO.l75i
^ H'pron Pilot,
En iTSjitx tar rax WnxtLutu Duran r.-
The recent publication cf tho manifest ► ut
the Republican Naiioniil romraifte*. with
the signature uf Alfred Caldwell aitac i*d to
it, ba* ereated much auoiuion U ti.« Whet I-
ing diatrlct, which he T#p;e^oma ia the Vir
ginia Senate. The paper* Them arecalling
«»« him to resign, and iho i’aicsstiurc (Yu.
Intelligencer learns that roanw iiM.iuhufu o*
ihe !>cgi sloturefrom that section have iutj-
mated the wish to.have him ejected from
his seat.—Jl-chmond Dispatch.
Mr. Caldwell ta per paps a littfc in advance
ol the ttints, but vnw httle. Thq pfoepot. t
is, that instead ol Gov, Wise's ‘‘havgfyig
Uu#U>«.” Bu ton wilU #eou bag Ytr*-uiih.
The present high price of negroes, *, d tin;
effiirte ol tho Emigrant Aid Aaenriwim;-.
will poon Iceiitnause Blank ^Republicanism
ill Uta Old Dominion.—Aaron**.', .Vtie*.
Judge Douglas, in hid letter to Mr
Peyton of Virginia, #*ja that uodir the
constitution tflo naturalized cilizrri “can
claim the proIVction uf our (surernmrnt at
tp>me and abroad.” AccorJing lo his doo»
Irino, a- naturalii/J citizen can demand the
fullest and amplest protection ta fit# civil
tight* and to bia property even ip a torrign
land, but Congress baa not the (tower |n
protect native-born citizens on tbcur uwii
nil. In other words, the naturaliz'd for.
signer must be protectcl in the enjoy merit
ol bis property in a’foreign land, but a
elavaboldar cannot be protected in' hi*
property in Kansas! — Memphis Avalanche.
A Fix* Specimen—We were shown a
few days since a nugget of ^rid from tic
deposit operations of Air. Rufus Asbury, on
tho old Loud Mine, weighing Hi'J dwtg.
The nugget wa* solid and excecdipgly
hrigbt. Air. A. it working old Works vtx
that portion of tba'mino opvraiod on many
yews ago, and ho intorma u* that he ftc
quontly finds apecim. ns wuigbiiig fr*tq jn.
to twenty pennyweight*—DahWatgta Sij.
Tin# men IHkI marched 1 >i » Si
Gan. .MarqutM war at Zirai.
Gen. OrfegA was killed in 1
Arrival dl tho Mar of 11
New fyM/Bcpt. li-S
iho AVrtt i.as orrivid lrom
brtnB“ upwards of two ftm.i"i
and lAhi; **eo»^#rfe
At V'Jaaysquil, (Republic ot 1
tho J9tk, ttie Perpyisn l1« .
hoir.b'ardJlie dry. *The i».!.
mained were preparing fir a ,
sistapee, •
Jicw kork Dctnocratic Sta!
t loti,
S > n AC c :• c, N a Yc t. .. .
SoU division of,'ko-Drntocra'.,
which ayeembk-J iu b’\r cq»«
hie no phuor tp Icgbrixto fh*
Arrival of*tbc Ovcrlawd V-.i
ihr. Loris. Srpt. l5.—The <-\
sivived hi-re to.Jay, with . ,
dates to tlu.- 2Sd Augtfrt
-At.Sao Fraiicfecu business \ .
^"ed. ‘ v
1 be weutbur bqs been favn,.
The Alisiuc Slate I.!, -
ri»rrLx:fu. Mr, Sept. U —<
olbcti'/n tuoli jdaee tu-day tor 1 i
n**ftth» ra ul jbe State Lc™i- at«.
Mo;r(il, the present G >uri
ropublicag cuadidaic, ttvi AJui
Smith the deniocriMfo-riOtnir'-e.
One h*tr;drod and tfc-.i.,
up (i*r Mo-fihi 1-l-Y.WJ*; P nin
#;iqn*t-.v-a- year kve *!
Smith UI.SJu, M« rid’e mam.:
6 Wi agautot 6.to4 In tbe a.o.
Vcar, >ahoain« a nei rcuau..*-
IV.e aygrcHar.
crcblr L - A
„ 4 etohe S'at- ,i <•>
fijtn lav* year, In' ihf
tioris&rcltiut'Mmrrilr* n.tyDii:y a;.
10,000- r
Onr returns ooiar- onc-l^!i <>f >L
Tno Legislature will Iw-lsrgely n ;.
abom tiiO (iit)t’ u* last year—tM*v:
repren olat ; v-' • tc to^- riur.d •..
gubcrnatvrfal ticket.
* Valuable IItip.
AY. HOPE Ill'KL, ES'L, lffe A
We have gruel pleasure i-i f
W..lio,,o Hall, E•<[., ol r .ton
recently dr to# rod in Uvor of t Am
agimit J. L. Bruwu lor Governor
.'t»«eric.in. ■
GEjL JOIJN II. RICE. FOR Akl
Col. AU*i’* -friends cwervalifr. '»
rc;.»ic«if i»» leurn (iittic« active aaa
induential I,\*:ny rit « '
Ststm A'kt To V
Novcmbsk.—The ioltowiiig .Slates
to vo's lor members of Congr^e*. In ihe
last House o( Represeatativeatliey stood :
« ... .' Dma. Opp,
California - j . ,»
(Jeorafa f, 4 j
Louisiana..* 1
Minnesota.... i 2 o'
Maryland j
Mississippi 0
hon. John w. iiAftiiiu Ft*::
Wc uko cruai iilcaauro in «
Uun.J. W a n Harm, ct Car*. «... v
r^rottghout u|gi«r ife.Tgin ae an • U *
Vj' _ ^ 1 1 trail r acui a. <,tn; u» ,v*l •(lei..
Ur »«» .»». ...si?, t , . . .- B P ™ •
. ,f Ccr. Akin l.'»C«»vmw!-/J.
Toul \
}1
Gov. Brawn's “Last Argument.”
W* l«»'rn that iho object ot His Aegl-
dency's visit to tbu cfey at tbto time is
twb-fold, viz. :‘To assut in tbv preparation
I editorial tor the IntriWgenrer explau-
arory af bis Secret Letter lo tho Bank*, arid
qdriee with Dr. Lewis in refereqe* ^o th#
loot argument ot Ihe c#m{>qign. Wc j^r-
dict th*t the payment iota {he Treasury,
from the earning# of Ahe ttfatc Rupd tor (Le
msolfi of September, tnil b s #1 feast Sixiy
l acusaud Dullsra, and we venture flu-
•ertion that that amount is kirrudy in
hand.—Altunin American.
C'oufircheiuual Lfect thnjs lu Utoiu.
Sr. Louts, Sc,nr JO.—By the aryival otohe
L tohonail, this morning, wo have taeriwu
some wbat later advice* from Great Sak Like
"dy.
1 hey arc to the effect, that nt the* recent
Congressional election* in the territory. Mr.
A. 1. Hooper < Vioruron.) was, by a large
majority, elected dolciraie to the tyxt Cpu-
greas, in place nt Dr. Berdhise!, tlfe late rep
resentative.
An Indiana editor say* we have discovertd
a mare's neat. Well, wc shall.not io*l him
where it is, leal he should tuck ihe eggs.'
—Un. Jour.
You are an old ebeep,” aiid n prop<ia-
ing apeomen ml yoong America to h.s moth
er- ” Well, you htue raacsl," exclaimed
*Ue. seising .tw Lroum.nU,'- Jt Fiu au old
aheep, 1 tam’d fouj and f ’lMam you a-#in.”
The editor of jhe Southern Times says
............ v . { ,.c -wuiurn tunes says [
that ha has eleven ebildn n. It they aro no f All ItmSH
■ mirlrr Ihln thr ; r Irail.rara .... _ . *' ,T 1 *' u 1 ■
A WTIOLH. SECTION OF .frLii
CRATd FOR.AKIN f
Wear* gra'ifivd tofe-a/n,«pdIk-
ry tor r affni.. tBa» rf.a tolldwl- g f -u■*
jeiitivtqer»*--.!4 ol then UigfclV
) LeBocritMf Csn eatuity—have
fcnoqlwd J. fc. Brawn end are imw »cm
ly cuf:*(#«f in b^t.*!( ut CM. Akin ftf ( to’
nor: II. C, Itoepff, Samuri
Was. TdinVi; Batnuei Sbcafa. K- V. - •
s-»n, Hem. JoLnson, IJ. II. Leake ani
-Tyfer’.-to.
V. IT. BREWSTER FOR AKIN’
We learn upon .rcllafi'e authwi'-r *
*»aw> it with great plcasnre, b>( ‘
Brewei'er, F!wj., of Cnarnkco 'Oirni
h.aptly tcr.ltared *mi behalf ot C* • • A
Mf. Bfevr*ter U a Jfetner^at ot Ion/ »'•
ii '* -1.1,-J a Diethii-in-liiW ol J'-;’
Bvu'nn.—H t " \
Ht N.-A^LFRY HULL FOR AKIN
li adurd^us- plfbsure ft» #t*tr B i*-"
•Mto rity lh|t iho Eorw. A*- u> ;
Clark hup rcoentljr-dtdared Coiftl'. **
■»« \U vc- wu- Jf CoL Akin, over fr
prowu, a^ Guverndrof Genryia.
[Atlanta d*tr-<*
Ciri. W. W. CLAYTON TOR AKO
Wo taka rrsai^phiicf# in aisttc-
Col. Wo. W; Qiarion, of Cats. i» war '- 1
and cnttj4*u#ticaliy enlisted In betia'J
Col. Akin, against J. E. lfrown, U>th°
tmdt.—ihr
\v.\j. McConnell for akin.
Wo h?ve emt ptlCIl#urt , , also. > n *' a?
that VY«a. MfeCornelf. E-*] , of thia c:tJT-
atiivtlr at nmk acihtsICJuv. Brawn an
avo: of C..I. A*..ii. ,Vr- McCotioclIt 1
loorkmjr fciaav-a xi>*d-ir.«thc^wo«‘ *’c
iTM-7u4at tfcfiaat efeciven gavb liu<*
niuericein tav.-r Brown.—ft.
J. a NiaAia-l^TCR fou AKIN-
Mfkiri pies* .rr. xlen, in ataring to»‘
; G.’ McAltfeic-r, E»q . f*r « nuinl*eroi '*
an Agw.i on the State tlosd. 1> j( n° w * c
amarter than tbeir lather, the caws
lustration oi Ureoid aajiug,
many.”—ft.
It ia said that Capt. Rynder* cxitocfcd
give to the vroild at fetot fifty tliaUsand (
copies Of hit biography. Tito re wc a goad *
many fellow* in cur penitentiary that have *
first rate; copies of tnc-Cajrtaio’a f
Tbe Hon. A.B. Wright, of Georgia.can# I
party platform# "poftt..-at man in " “**
never knew a trip of that ten i
Lucofoao ( y rh#l*i (ttre ucuan *
(he A-.Uut*
ipatm *uf^ •
l «r uf {frown fei'iftc Ia»r canvass, *<•*
loof make.' f t,t. datormiaatioo In •«PP wrt '
I Akui at ihu ant uu>u' eJ*\.*"ori.—ft.
fey tacuao I i iiveutiou.
fev^sdlac; Krpu 13.—itet* ww g
at the DnAacnt’odNsft
ten ye»t.xd«y. There