Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24

Of the flCH, anu tIlC kILh Win LuhC IhlC VI
the POOR."-DAMEL WEBSTER.
l. "Dauiel Webster is a living evidence
:. that God made man after his own i'm
n age."-A toast By The Whigs Of Col,tm-
G bus.
"We think we know enough of the
Is Canadian people, to know that indie
8 pendence of the mother country would
: not bring any blessings with it. Our
e good feeling is quite as cordial for Eng
land as it is for her American provin-
: ces."-N. Y. WnrG.
: "Thc rabble of Indiana; May they
Y be brought to pay their taxes with sub
mission and reverence to their super
: iors. - Toast Of The Whig Governor of
Indiana.
/ ''Men who have an interest in the
J soil only arc allowed to vote in Rhode
: Island. Our elective franchise is so
: free, so unchecked, so heedlessly ruin
Gus, that Americans are not rulers of
theirown land. Rhode-Island has
shown us the value of checks and res
traints on this right OF voting."--N Y.
Star, a 7ohig paper.
"The representative should not be
palsicd by the will of his constituents"
John @. adams:
sour system (of government either
through defect of form or execution, af-
fords no means of prevention against
lawless outrages." ~ Y. american.
"Neithcr prevention nor punishment
is in our means; scllgoverning people
are not to be restrained by their own
right impulses, and our system affords
+. no substitute" --N. Y. american.
"We venture to suggest that coun
d try cannot be well governed withou
'e some more efficient agency of proven
y ton than exists in ours.--.N Y. .Ameri
J. can.
= sit is the dictate ofbencvolence anC
II humanity to sell poor man, at Sheriff
g sale, into involuntary seryitude, nnti
y he earns enough to pay the fine imposed
u by the court. Elisha WhiHlesey, Dhi!
congressman from TrunlbuH, Ohio.
Il "The truth is, the banks are Away
~ the strongest when they hold The leas
n specie, and the country always til
richest when it has the least gold an
silver. "-BALTIMoRE CHRONICLE, zrhi
!. paper.
n ''Frce suffrage is curse to any PEI
|, ule, '--PRoyIDENc Journal. q ypbir NJ
to per.
NO ''It is useless to talk Of the INTEL
he gencc ofthe people, for the history
las nations cannot present an example
til such total want Of intelligence as o,
of country now affords. "---SIDNEY," IN :.
he Y. Cow. Adv, (suhig.)
in "The time for reasoning has gone b
&C and it is not by ARGUMENT but
Y. SUFFERINGS that conviction mu
be forced upon the minds ofthc pc
Ell ple."--NAToNAL GAz Biddlc'spaper.
r. ut is a fundamental mistake that Il
are people may be governed, or will Cove
n to themselves by REASON."---A leadi,
egi- federalist IN " Y. Com. .4dv.
pa '1fthe appeals that may be made
the virtue' morality and intelligence
dis the people cannot prevail. NONE
all CAN BIZ USED, and that will obta
our votes and favor where all other a
ma and appliances are found abortive.'
the BIcKNELLs REPORTER, uhig paper.
and "The present times are profitable
for heavy capitalists, and they have de
interest in their continuance" --B
''AA ION ATLAS, a achig paper.
ron "Fro.n its nature, the influence o
NJ bank will Ie allied to the aristocra
q 70 of wealth, and rot to the democracy
r = numbers: and this is more especia
the case with great chartered ban
oo having great power. The late Ba
IN of thu United States was one of
Roc Descriptions" -LoNDoN, Ba,akc,s Ce,
Jsr Tar.
the ave believe National Bank is
!. so pedicnt and constitutional" - The u
with 0ersol federal ''phig' party.
citi- upon this election depends the
&c or Of the most INFLUENTIAL and neal
ing part Of the community. II will P
badly decide whether those who h;
and tangible interest in the stability
judi government; in whose hands the zci
7 for capital Of the countryis concentrate
ON shall be REDUCED TO THE LIE
Ell Of those uko arc POSSESSED