Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01
WHO Is SENATOR TAI.MaDGEi

WHO IS SENATOR TAi.AiADGEi /
/ Mr.. Senator Talmadgs Of NEwll
York has recently issued Q letter, ex-s
pressing such sentiments Is might bel
supposed acceptable toa large portion
|of the party in this State, who have
become aware 81 the ruinous conse-
|quences Of any further adherence to
the policy Of General Jackson. They
are not satisfied that the author OF the I
letter to Sherrod Williams, should con-
|tinue to follow III the footsteps Of his
predecessor. They must be rallied
under d different banner; and for this
|reasonM Senator 4 allnadge las BEEN
instructed to make an apparent DIVER
SION III order tnmaiata;n the real har-E
nony Of the Van Buren, party. To-
this end lie has availed himselfof the \
machinery Of the Albany Republican,
Committee. aud Of the safety fund de-
inocracy ( If the city Of N. York.
We hope our friends will not suffer
themselves % lie deceived by any SUCH
clumsy movement. Who stpposcs
that ar. Senator Tn!nadge bus any
idea ofseparatiag himsclffrom the men
in power,und the measure which have
distressed the coantry9 Who Il Mr..
TalmWlge. that any such patriotic eff
forts should be expected from hilnl
Why Il man Of the most slcndal,tal-
}cnts. and tie most accommodating
1 principles; whose ability and integrity
9arc cf an order to recommend him 70
! Tie patronage Of MI. Van Buren,
who has surrounded himself with abil-
.,Eny that would die vithhis sapport.and
integrity that's contcnted toucqpiesce
Eipi.hls own easy morality. ifr Tal-
Il Iliadge was ono Of the most blind and
survile supporters ofGencral Jackson.
He sustained tile removal Of tho de-
, lposites he sustained every other un-
Unsuitable and unconstitutional net ri
! the late dynasty he sustained the
system ofDeposite Banks which i ad-
mitted by the friends Of the admlnis-
! tration to have been more powerful
andmore dang 9rous than tic United
' States Bank he sustained the cxpun-
cling resolution Of Mr.. Benton--and
now-at the eleventh hour---after al
the mischief is done--and alter the
eyes Of the people rrc opened 70 the
frauds and falsehoods By which tllesr
I,.sasfs q. ii-sr1ff betrayed ~;
! samc Mr. Senator Talmadge comes on
T withwhig doctrinesundera toryname
), ] and seven hundred Of Tie whippersit
:, Of 'Tammany endorse his patriotism
: and applaud his sagacjty!
& This Mr.. Talmadge, with his "Pcr
Eish Commerce! Perish Credit" ussocl
ates, has been mainly instrumental il
] propagating and supporting the MAJ
! measures and absurd doctrines b,
! which tens Of thousands have been ri
III ined-thc Treasury made bankrupt
/, and the country flooded with con
= teinptible currency Of ifredecmabl
! paper-andnow, for sooth, would shiel
!, himself and associates from the inayi
i able consequences 6f public indigni
:, ton. BY foreswearing hisiaiih. and th
!. giving tie lie to all pastProfessioa. !
: d stripped harlequin costume Of viii
!, and tory he throws himself into III
I, ring. and swcars that his molly ga
: ments are of the true Tammany c,
e and color.
4. Air. TaImadge carries two faces u
! der his hat. He sees double. II
II talks in two tongues. TamVNpy Wi
~ abandon him--and the whigYare t
~ wise to take himup. l1cis now Il
- Great Striped and he will soon be Il
~ Great Ssripped.-- BcsaDn Atlas.
g From MeSouthe,n Literary Jlcssenge
DEAr Snrn.--There are few pc
no sons whohayc notheard ofDeafSn't
,rs He is one Of the most daring OF Il
he many brave men who will be remeI
II. bered in the history Of the Texas :
nd yolution--a revolution in which rea
ills ty has surpassed the fictlcns Of !
na- nance.
ION As Jack or Billy orr Alf
lor Smith, is next TO 20 name at all, Y
! a Harvey Birch Of Texas is known
The the simple soubriq1et Of Deaf Sm'
lev his christian name (Which !
ne not remember to have heard bel
ain obsolete in speaking or writingot 9
ers who has rendered many signal ser
inc ces in the struggle for Texan lndcpl
dencc and liberty. He is q suppo
ION. about forty fye years old. ofserym
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