The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16
THE BANNER.
EzoNTzCnLEc, MIEsrss7PrI.
SATURDAY. DEvEMsER Is, 1887

I
/. SATURDAY. DEvEMsER I6, 1887
3 The Presidents Message TO Congress
o at its annual meeting, on the Isl Monday
= Of the present month, is looked for with
: no little anxiety. What will probably
4 be the character Of the message, when il
:. is received? is question frequently ask
ed, and TO which no person can answer,
; except by conjecture. Many Of his friends
= 10 this quarter, be gin to doubt whether be
will again urge the adoption o. the Sub.
Treasury Scheme;-they TASK, "will mol
the result Of the New York elections,
cause hiIr 10 pause and reject. We think
from the warning he has received, he
ought to be brought TO reflect upon the
causes which have wrought such uneA-
pected, and overwhelming changes in the
minds of thePeople. Any man, with the
least ssgacily, might see and know, that
The people Of this country can never be
brought.to the support OF scheme so III
terly ridiculous and absurd. The mes
will probably be received here by the
next Thursdays mail.
TWe received one or two numbers
of the Grand Gulf Advertiser about two
months ago; bat not one since. Wen
lice the fact merely to inquire whether
we are 10 have an exchange or mott
not, Wen qui, sending ours.
The following eloquent and patriotic
letter is copied from the Nashville Re
publican Banner; and seems to have been
written by some brother editor. Iii,
written in the spirit which should animate :
every Wing from Maine to Louisiana
Let the Wigs in Congress now come
forward, and uobly relieve the coun.r,. |
They have got the majority in both hou- b
ses OF Congress-or will have as soon as I.
the voice OF the people, which has gone a"
forth in tones Of seven.folL thunder, shall i,
be obeyed. New York alone, will give c
he Wigs a majority of II or 18 in u
he House of Representatives. And il !"
5 hoped that the wings will be more for n;
earring, msgnanimous and patriotic, than u
o use their power, as did those who have :"
o long held the sceptre and directed, tie =
esiny oil our country with such RELENTLESS II
nd merciless grasp, forp personal and par. ID
promotion, rather than the good of our -
ountry. Let them use their lfiumphs tn
,r the common benefit of the people. ne
nd the day is not far distant. when they ne
lail see this country again on its onward e.,
arch TO that State Of prosperity and hil
arp'ness, from which it was but atel lee
ieartully precipileled; aud they will US
i've their reward in the approving smile wi
I'd gladdened hearts, Of tens OF thou. tice
nds Q, lheir fellow men: the
From the Republican Banner. Pfi
LETTER FROM A SOUTHERN cuTapopARY. rec
DFAR S,ps.-perm,, ana 10 ,a, aga
anks TO you for conveying, by letter, :"
earliest int lltgence OF the New York "a"
actions. wa
he result is one of the most astouo1- We
, events in our history. Who would 'e'
We thought, that Ia the State OF New ''e}
fk, where the chaius OF party have ,'0'''
en- so closely risiled, that all the Efforts ue :
truth, eloiuence, and patrIotism--ihe Ia'e
stvioient revulsions vi trade the mos, " !
Ing expressions Of power--coulJ not Il.
'etotore disturb or sunder lhem-tbose
ms have been suddenly snapped and
TERED, like silken bands around The w
bs OF giant; and We behold a whole ders'
'nie redeemed and Disseminated. stan. u,li,
cree, in the majestic light Of free. by a
p II IS one OF The most glorious prac nake
: So'"'nNats ever exhibited upon the ton,
yer ana excellence Of our free jnsttu A
- Le. Us never despair OF lhe Re pleas
INC! The people ma, err for ,i,n.. duslr
when the majesty Of IN, law, and 90 N
constitution, pleads to them when vacar
tull blaze of truth breaks uph their mech
ds--lliey will reclaim and ASSET their third
ts-rebuke their oppressors -and do one 4
ce 10 themselves, 10 their cAuntry. ed an
to the great cause Of Republican gay. key,
nent. There is no nightof delss;on Ied al
ark, upon which we may net hereaf. The m