Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-19

The fate of Col. Grimball will be q
warning 10 political aspirants. 1t will
teach them that the political hack, the
fruit of Illicit intercourse between blue
light federalism and Jackson toryism--is
of the very worst breed of politics. 1t is
a bad cross; it produces an animal that
cannot generate its species. This breed
of politicians build their hopes of success
on their own knavery and popular igno-
rance, and total destitution of political
principle. We call upon the Nulifers of
Mississippi to make such an example of
Mr. Grimball as will extinguish forever,
these contemplate hybrids. They are
nuisance to any party; we wish they
would all 90 over to the dominant faction;
for il is with them alone that they can
svmpathize. We know that there are
many now in the opposition whose princi-
pies are equally as dangerous as those of
Van Buren, and Jackson, and they only
oppose them from circumstances. We
are sorry also to say that there are many
good nullifiers at heart who still linger in
the ranks of the administration. We
would like to see them ''come out" from
the foul crew, and we will cheerfully give
over our ''spoiIs-men" to fill their places
in the Van Buren, ranks. When our party
is purged Of these dregs it will prosper;
but not till then. Honesty is the best
policy in politics as well as every thing
else: it will ultimately succeed We may
be beaten this year and next, and the
yea after; but we feel confident that the
principles Of notification must ultimately
We must commence the work
of publication by furnishing the dishonest,
sneakng, crawling, asprants in the OPP
position. They cannot be depended upon
in the time of trial. We will begin with
Col. Grimball, and when we shall have
tattooed him he will be eau
ton to all who seek political distinction.
The tories may denounce us; abhor and
abuse; they may call us disorganizers,
traitors, and every thing that dishonesty
and (alsehood can invent, but we will
force them TO respect the nullifers. We
believe that intelligence is progressing;
and by example, by appeals to reason
not the vulgar passion for place and
keeping before the people the
original principles on which the con-
federacy was formed; by honesty, the t
doctrines of notification must succeed. 9
Among the most ignorant plebs in the free I
States, the abused cabalistic term Demo v
the tories adopted to cover S
heir usurpations-now begins to loose n
is potency. What then must be It's fate a
n few years when it shall have to en- Q
counter the intelligence ofthe slave States? v
No party can long succeed among intelh- II
5ent people unless it has fixed principles. a
Notification is founded on principles that q
annot be controverted. Mr. Webster.
he great champion of consolidation, and N
he whole host of Jackson pigmes attack a:
d it in vain, while 1T was triumphantlv tc
ustained by Mr.. Calhoun. 1t can be de- di
nonstrated to the people; its conservative pl
over and the constant encroachments of tn
he general government will compel the lie
eople to fall back on it as the only eff tn
tent barrier against federal usurpation. u
ut its friends must plant the banner ON tn
le outer walls Vicksburg Sentinel and ir
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