The Pearl River banner., November 24, 1838, Image 2

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Saturdat, November 24, 1830.
OCT With the present number of th
, read flive? Conner, the first volume it
ended. And now, after having beet) toil,
fne for fb benefit of others to lone, we
ha const) to the conclusion thai it is
high lis for those who bare "patroni
sed us, to begin to pay up. We )
no nap; but those w bo owe vs for tub
ecription, joo work, or advertisements,
nd who -do not wish to pay -cost on tbe
same, ted better come forward and setile
it before tbe T5rb -of Orccmber. - We
owe honest debts tbat we are wttkuvinh
to pay. Those srbo . owe ' SH5? LI
VAX, Wo will try for e w JaMfte
effect of grass:' if tbatl ftoatlo, We'tt itf
tbe virtue of stones. A wdd,4e. .
Tbomas Ji. William, Es., of fonto
toe count?, bas received tbe appointment
pro tem. of U. 43. Senalojfroin tbis Stale,
in me place ol Judge i totter, resigned.
Tbe Southern Sun speaking of the ap
poio'Bient, says: "For (be character-of
our State, ere would bare been glad that
some other person bad been .appointed
Mr. Williama will move fa the Senate.
f
amongst die intellectual giants of jJmer
ice, like a lilliputian in a crowd of fulli-
WMWnnempU-ai dignity and
grate r ill be something like the motions
. nwitiiu veir aiicoumon party.
Tbe rote for State Treasurer in 47
0unties heard om.standa thus: Brown,
6480: Fall, .36 16:, 997fc -Dison,
705. Brown's vote is nearly equal to all
three of tbe others.'
We bare read" the report oY the Vom
foittee appointed by . tbe Legislature to
examine the boOfof the late Auditor of
Public Accounts awkhis State. John 11.
M'VW otJnkson. Tbe como.iltee re
- &MVI7Al defauJter;tohe neat lit-
tie amount of $60,079,96. Drink deep,
or taste not, seems 0 fce tbe order of the
day wilh defaulters.
i Samuel 8. Phelps, (whfeHaebeen
ir,ieH.io ue united states Senate, frees
the State of Vermont,
" s4sasa
Tbe free Trader, w feam, bas again
nominated Wo. M. Gwm for tbe V. &.
" Senate. B-h! -you can't shine.
What tbe deuce bas become of tbe
Vicksburg papers. We have not receiv-
d ,asl twpoontbi; ; ; ,
ctradi. Esq,latofMaysville
Keoutcky, is about to establish anew
Wl: .. . : .
-u,K ,,a,.er to Xut city of Vicksburg!
a spmiea and elegant writer, and
will prove a valuable acquision to the
Whig cause in tbis State. Success to it.
The. celebrated negro violinist, Starke
?i'.r! Vick'burg on tbe 30tb of
'October iasj . . . t
t the latest dates from Nafchea, the
Steam Ship was fast aground 0 miles
7" A TyVi rw.oic staler
-
, Jt Tup Taml Biter, BAiimn
.'' the; use of tobacco.
, . Mr. Ewtoe. Permit- me to lay be.
fore tbe public, . through- the medium of
nyp mum lk t . . . . .
-. - - . - n n ill
' zpvard to tha ua nf TU- . .
r ihv vuiuiuii ni.riain uiti.
. 7'-f " .VUtKlli
I consider ibat the use of tobacco is in
jurmus to tu,e constitution, as welt as a
d.rty, filibyhabit unbecoming ,, the
..aobleat work of God s crealio W,
tfarn from Cod's own word Ihatman was
made after the ionatra and IikH...
Creator, unstained Ly.sin; fur he knew
no evil. But by the transgression of our
"I"0". . n5:br. Eve, be was wade to
aitrnj5ood (rum evil. From this we
are led t0 believe that man is capable "of
choosing the hhl from the wrong; ami en
- v uu auiukiriii 10 aosiain
from, the many low and menial practices ,
and habils into which falli-n natur .. '
------unij
una
- e nou ot
lowing and wing that rnuious and delsj.
Hi.-His weed Tubaccvm Mcofwna.
, (fi-n, l may say with immunity;. iiihoj W lie eviaeni policy Ol the
niy!imaiibai degrades his nature b present dynasty, is . to accumti-
the brula creafisn, tuis fiom it with dis
gust. Man is not content with transcen
ding tbe laws of his God, by handling it
alone, for God saye "touch not. handle
aot the unclean thing', but wishieg to
gratify bie curiosity, (strictly following
the example set by the polluter of purify,
Ere.'; he taateof ttfrd
sequel. From tbafveM moment the hab
it grows opon bim. He thus becomes a
slave to thai depraved and 'whnatiiral ap
petite brought upon bimseJCby bis un
wearied thirst to do evil. , '
It is not only a wicked and degrading
babit, but is injurious to th. contiteiion,
saps the foundation of health, enfeebles
the digestive powers, products emariaj
tion and general debility, and lays the
foundation of serious diseases of Ifee ner
vous ivsieoa,' sickness and : premature
death, it i admidettby eery reaauna.
be person wbo&acquaiatedWjith its poi
sonoue propertfes and tbe dejet. r;ous ef
fects it has upon, the human constitution,
that it is rcapble eft destroying its thou
sands, i)d. no difubt, yf.jthejloadatioii
fo. many,, eeiioW id(feas.es M bwrCre.
quires y ars tp er4icaie Aid then with
af tbe. akill.lbat tbe prfot enlightened
state, oi the medical wojld ean .lurnish,
t many iinues.bfiea.e eflforts ot the
most able pbysiC',as, aea-ne. uiea, irom
the disease bWughtop by his own pollu
ted land unnatural appetite iTher is
pot a person who makes, ut of tha nefa
rious we"d, (for such it3 may be called)
but who cati attesl to its being strictly an
artificial and morbid appetite , ' For when
thev were initiating themselves into the
l,ibionable world, the narcotic effects of
tbe drug caused tbem te reel tiiiand tro
like a drunken roan, arte q slobber like
a dog in . a fit of( canine madness, Irom
its insufferable bad tats. . ..
Jl tobacco chewer is jioV'Bi for genteel
comoanvi If be'basiwt aot bis mouth
crammed full, and squirt'i. n the floor
and furoi ure. bis chin iscovo e l with tho
juice thereof bis breath siiitils bad hi
teeth, wbieb are an ornament tnai every
man should pride in preserving, it not lor
their looks, for their usefulness, and the
great inconvenience a -person labors uu
iter wbo i deprived of tbem, are black
a'dltthvered. with tobacco. . '
l'lt'-J ' .. :. ... ti,l.rl!rMi i.
a person deprive tbtLsytem.of a ,,er
necessary 'Secrenonr viz-, uie up oi
pittl(, Whitb ii' very essential to goort
health. .But the cbewer lets the wants ol
tfieVystfin pas..oneticed. '.Although h
may.-be -Irequeotly efised 6f ibein.yn
he turns them off, anil pays homage (
that Oemoniac corrupter ol nature, ant!
sath tea that self vpol luted and. wanton ap
pc tite.fo jdvrly bnoght For his health
biaflSfp'iritss, bis usefulness anq his Mi
ar only received in payment
' "'Therefore, it should be regarded as
murderer, seeking in deprive you of youi
life, fiTlke the midnight incendiary, it
too insidious to be seeu thus clothing it
self in obscurity, it rapidly makes inroad'
upon the constitution, lays waste to a ftr
tile field of hppiness(,causea thorns ant'
thistles, to spring up in bis prosperou'
path brings gray hairs of old age in th
youthful bead surrounds him" with tht
curtain of alnom and descairt it lead?
bim to tbe grave, and' there smiles lik
tte demon ot the buttomless pit' at tic
success that haa cri'wnadbis subtle.schem?
' VimthV'bevvarfel.lefrbm as yoi
would from, the fangs of fc serpent whs
point is chargsd with the most dead I
venom.,-CorisemerSi open ' your eye?
to your own interest! for the" natural dt
cay- of time is augmented by tbedestruc
live moisel yod so mufti delight in. Gia)
headed. faibervwhosjor!ta are tplt-rfi.
nnder the influence of age, ,aeited by
tbat alniMst never tailing destroyer, if yon
would live long at, d bappyy lay it asid
and clirti to tbe path. U Viitue, and b
reconciled to do fWijl of, bim win
gave yuu where wit tOiuo
axis i.
1 VI T I
ewm
Prom the MtiHrte .l.fvertiser.
want to sefc an iinagp' lolhe
present taken fgin the f)iist,
will please to rpftd thefoifowinp
whig priii cip'ejj M'pted verbal
im from a rircuuif letter of Col
Polk, in 1U27. This is tlie tfiost
whimsical resnrrcCtton from thf
grave that we- have.iiately. met
with.' It iV enough "ro ,;iti,ake e
ven a Loco Foco saint laugh.
M r. Po I k .'t he n sh i d ;
I am decrderfly opposed ti
Ihte pref nt A rl m ft i i st r a i i c?ti Itiml
- . - --i - .
00 ;8tCOUnt, Of the III Hit Her . in
which it canirr. into nrnvor ami
- - - - - - - 7 lino
- " ------ ' ' " w a a
ot tne means .which it uses to
nernHuate tliat' nowpr'
perpetuate mat power.
co'nstra j 'UTa tlie most satiita
ry proviiicns of the Constitntiori
so as to enable them, by dispen
sing a more extensive patronage
to perpetuate their power in the
line of safe precedents.'
In the distribution of nil offi
ces, qualifications are secon
dary considerations.
' T'he question is not, who is
best qualified, but by the ap
pointment of whom will the Ad
ministration gain Most popular
ity . - .
As those are placed under
the bann of proscription, who
have firmness enough to be indet
pendet in their course, and who
dare to express a preference for
a distinguished and patriotic
citizen of our own State.'
V'Amafgainhfion is With them
a favorite (Iwctriue Names are
to be changed, whilst princi
ples are to be retained. Splen
did national unircrs ties, light
houses of the skies., military nnd
naval schools expensive and
unnecessary foreign missions, a
profuse expenditure of the pub.
lie money, and all the 'pomp
and pageantry and show' of Eu
ropean etiqie;ie, mark the de
parture Irom the republican sim
plicity n ml puiity in which the
venerable Jelferson administer
ed the Government'
'Attempts are constantly
made to induce the belief that
the past administration, is in
fact, democratic, with a hope
thus to elude the community
and secure a continuance in
power.'
'The republicans have been
taken of)' thejr guard.- 7'he
have been deceived by men,
professing political opinions with
i heir , ovn, which ilicy never
really entertained.' '
: jThe issue is in fact joined
between the people in vindica
ting the rights on the on side,
and the power and the patron
age of public rulers on the oth
er.' : '.
'This-is the great fundamen.
lal difference between those
now in power, and those oppo
sed to theni
'In this crisis of aflVir there
can be nctnentrals. Those
who are wot for the people, and
or popular rights are against
ihem,and may bejustly termed
ervile adherents of power, how.
jver obtained, and whomsoever
exercised.
These are the principles,
(says the Nashville Banintr,)
we advocated 'twelve years
ince,'and they are the princi
ples for which we are now t&m
ending. But the author oft hi
!ithy summary where h he.
and what is he about? On tliu
, her side ; tha side of power ;
rnversmg the state and trying
i convince the peoole, that
hough twelvf millions per an
mm was a profuse exriendit
if' under the administration of
Mr. Adams, thirty miliums . by
Mr. Van Buren is Repub.icau e
fononiy! Ft ton the Southern rftgv.
. On the 22d and 2Jd nit. with
much pain and struggling difd
he democracy of l.uwndes
cottiiiy. The circiimttincfs o1
is ilfath were of such a, V-hap
icter as to rompel our newly e-
T.uru toiuiu r in noiti un in
quest over its disease. Accord-
nc to all ihe fatia ih.it ,.i,i
oe collected by the jary of in
quest, it appeared that the bo.
dy of the said . democracy was
apparently sound and healthy
nnil lhl it 'lii:!ML
ate fleath irtconif cue.-. 7i
sudden visitation of public 7
nee proiigiH onout by n )
hitherto instinstMe eorr;l
In short it was the opinioj, of)
iuurt that although its hJ
... ... m a "s f: : v.nt
was auuocii ii, wtss just uiu
tural. ,
Those papers friendlr tn
deceased . will please' rmi,i
this for ihe benefit of the 1 J
mm m b a dih I..S M. M
viug rciuwuiio.
Awful conflagration in ft J
America.-aii American hnu
in lAivn kaa ilifil I .
111 iwmi ,,na ir.ccivrq J
gence irom lifitison s Bay,
a most appalling fire had bi
ken out there, ivhich had
sojved all the icbqrg3, nnrl
itan.fl lit. hiIioIa fiA.lU.....
tuvutii TTiivim vr'WeSI I)'
sage, even tome pnthati
whales were nil boiled trrjefi
and that four na Hons of Rs
maux Indians, who had been
fishing, were literally fried
to soles. The fuzing whs tli
tinctly heard CfL New YQr
while the whole coast ofGrn
land could be distinctly hei,r
from the windowtl. One 4
iceiitlemnn wUhu tHescorje v
firmed that tilt etfuld see J
pole, and read-Xtipi. Parry
inscription on it. 'Vfltttfa fjr
server 1
mt
Tub WirE.---VVe have fal
had occasion, to remark the for,
i it uric with which winna m
tains the most bye rwhelnii
reverses of fortune. ; 1 Jinst di
asters which break tywn tin
pirit of man, and prostpje hii
iti the dust, seem to nail fonVitl
the energies of tlije. soj,fiv?,
and gives such intrepidity anil
elevation to their 'crjartyiefj
that nt times it' approach i;
sublimity.
Nothiug can be more:; food
ing than to . behohPa sthft niJ
tender female, wholi?(f)fenl
weakness and tlepe nfjctipr, and
live to every trivial rotighiif
while treading the' nrtsperotu
path of life, suddenly rising
mental force to be the ceMtifortet
and supporter of her htisbam!
under misfortune, and abiding
with unshrinking' firmness, the
most bitter blast s'of adversity,
As thai vine has long twnw
its graceful folliagn anotit i1
oak, and been lifted by it inli
sunshine, will, when the hrdr
plant i nUajcl by 11)6 .ihtionw
bolt, cliilt? around it .witlt
shattered caressing lefidrilS'
bind up its shattere.d bnnghs;
st is be.ii;jfijy ordaift'H
providete, thai ft mawhn
the.ii re ilependsnt-tl
ment ol mali id his ". happier
? . .. . j
htmfs, fhotitJ lie his isty in
solace whVn sin1fitfrt ii,fil .'
I en Imrt v ? ttindtiitr her S'"'
Itiro the: ruireirrec'!se 'of I"
nature, tenderly ftii)Dtrfing
froopinti head, and binding tip
I he broken heart, -;
WiisingtimjPttirig
The Better HaItks-'1
lieing egreed ly a party ol 12
that a (lioputed question slnM
he 6etlled by -the opinion f 'I'"
six ladies expressed theniselvp
opposed to tlie bix geiiilemet'
and rlaiiiifd ihe vieiury. A
geiitlema ii objected M this. '
he ntimher of volets was iq,,al
R inc. Mhev were half and Indi
l'V replietl a itiy Tair 'B
'but we are the liMier halves.
I rn . .... . .
fob Frinlinft
OF KVERy KIND,
BWhl'TEp AT TUfS-OFFKat