Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

3 which hlvo leBH Eo sgc1 FTac
sed By iha ruling powoni and ush De
kill of master, nod with tha ao, Of d pro-
cianl ID iho mysteries % fdeeepaan, ,has ral-
., aui governed, and dictated b. dose yo-
81 niou ah1 thOughtlhey bad Anias cea
iieiely ontho hip IIis skill 10 aa8ers of
his kind has been pnetsed 81 only ia
Washington, but has found imiialorsamone
he higheollei anf chigalric. sons II Ais.
sissippi.
During the election of Muuaay and
Tuesday last, in NaIchez, although The Free
Trader bud sxullipgly boasted that the
''bark' If the party's Gvorita .dogs' had
never deceived tben-Ju. was a s,re sign
that the game was nighat d--set, we
have the authority Of the Natehez Clurier,
hat On Tuesday morning il was aseettainod
he "bark" was directed up the wrong sap
Ipling--ihc game bad left the trec4-anl it
then became necessary to report 6tle STRAIT
agons Of party warlate, for the purpose Of
gaining what they had lost the previous
day. The m3tto adopted'by tie Why's was
mounted On the Van ticket, ,'aHlinthis way
he credplous and tho ignorant wero at
tempted % be dupod and Hiisleasl by the
sSaest democratic party Il has n9l been
ascerlained whether this scheme 81 fraud
was attended with the anticipated Success.
Iaqdjadging from the larga majority ofvdtes
in Adams county, obtainrd.by Prsntiss and
Acee over their opponents, We sliopld char
itably infetNshat the ronse did mol succeed
merely aGiriEng to The patriotic eiIIzens Of
our State ample evidence, If qn ere De,
sired, Of The tricks and boan e'
when ealrlhf
Its impos
suit Of the oldee
every confidence
,Whig c4pdidas
carry from lhe Rls
tern counties viii
peoples candidates.
ihe suppoficn q eus
Should success crown
will once more sand .aa
lid basis, which har
trade, commerce, ind .lsry eh
richly merit, We shall ha lha
Prcntiss and Acee;as i lrlua 6l|
justice, liberal and patfiotio views De
short sighted and rainoas policy ss hal
rendered the Government banlfu Easl.
ed the hopes, and par,lyzed tho encs slos 81
a large portion Of our industrious aud anters
prizing population. We shall fondly anti
cidaIe the dawn of that day, when i Presi.
dent Of the United States shall feel it his
duty and an act Of lnstice to his country, tc
cschew "lhe responsibility" Of important
national measures, and trust at least por-
ton Of government to devolye upon the rep
resentatiyes of the poop'o--tho day when
the will of the Executive shall not be array
ed against the opinions of either or both
branches Of Congress, but when eaca de-
partment shall act in conc ert and harmonize
with the other, without any of those bick-
erings and petty joalousies that Iuge char
actcrizod the present and last administra-
lions. And in bringing about result Of
such vital importance to the whole country,
we know Of no two men who can offer more
efficient aid than Mcssrs. Prentiss and
Acee. Should they be defeated at this
time, we trust the wisdom and patriotism Of
Mississippi will, at the November elec-
ton, unite in putting down oppression and
tyranny, and building up and rohovatng
the fair structure erected to liberty by our
fore(athers, but which has been desecrated
and Prostituted by our present rulers
If the people of Mississippi think they
can carry on with success the important
commercial interests Of the State without
the aid Of a National Bank or sOand cur
they believe the State Blnks
to all the duties required Of
thon,--then, VIC say that Messrs. Claiborne
and Gholson are the men whom you should
elect. But if, on the contrary, You are Of
Tho opinion that the necessary facilities can
not be had from our present prostrated
State institutions, you err against your own
good sense and your own welfare, If you
refuse your support to Mossrs Preniiss and
Aceo. sENEX.