{"newspaper_name": "Mississippi Democrat.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
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The last number Of the Tribune had a
very nice cut of a steamboat he called
F" Free Trade" The editor gave notice
that it was bound for "Salt River'-made
Robert J. Walker master, and hOnOred us
with an agency TO forward passengers
We entered upon the discharge OF our du-
ty, and we now render an account of our
stewardship:


The first applicant for passage was the
whig candidate for Lieutenant Governor in
New York-Ihen came the whig candi-
date for Governor in Delaware-then
mixed lot of wings and natives from Mich
igan, and lastly lois and cords from the
new State-Iowa. AS we showed The
passengers the boat, they objected TO The
name, and we altered it 10 ''Native Whig."
Then objection was made 10 The master.
and We dismissed Walker, and put "Gen.
Ruin" in his place, with directions TO draw
checks on the old United States Bank TO
delray the expenses of lhe voyage. They'll
meet with Ampudia in that dreary coun-
try, and can talk with him about an un-
just war;! 1t was a motley crew, and
here they 90 singing


( LIE meme vieux coon, il est qui mort! }


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