Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-08-04

| we would ask tue yeoHldnry Vi Tic
whole country to read at least three or
four times, as we ourselves did, the fol-
lowing collection of Wing opinions and
principles, then ifthe justly wounded pride
of an intelligent and sovereign people
does not cause the blood to rush to the
temples, and send the boiling fluid to eve
ry extremity of the system with the quick
ness of the lightnngs flash, we would say,
we know not the spirit of the age-that
the Americans have degenerated most de-
plorably from the virtues of their fathers,
the esprit of Seventy-six." "Free suf-
irage is curse to any people," BY Hea-
vens y has it come to this, that the Wings
blush not to publish to the world that the
freemen of our beloved country, the home
of Washington, of Jefferson, and host of
luminaries who have commanded the adj
miration of all nations, are this moment
reduced to the lowest grade of besotted
ignorance, and no longer capable or wor-
thy of self-government. Every word of
the following from the Wing papers is big
with meaning, and clearly indicate the in
tention to bind in chains and slavery the
treemen of the land. They 1.-THE Whigs)
have for these nine years, scolded and
frothed at the Government as being the
enemy of the people, while they took their
interests and rights--sorereign rights I'm
der their especial care and protection.-
But the people saw through their hollow
pretensions, and needed not their parental
soticitude. Now, with all the rage of dis
appointed ambition, they hurl the thun-
derbolts of their malicious invention at the
people, the intended instruments of their
ideal exallation. Because the people
would not beliere them, they have no vir-
tue nor intelligence. This is the decision
of the most high, mighty and puissant tri-
bunal of the immaculate Wings, the sons
of thunder, and the only honest and intel
ligent Of the millions of the people. What
says the majesty of the people, does her
sovereignty stand convicted. Is she gull
ty or not guilty. Ifso, what reason has
she to offer, why chains and slavery should
no: be rivited upon her If none "may the
Lord hare mercy on her sou" for there is
none in the Court
"Orthodor Wing Creed.-Free suffrage
is curse to any people.-Pror. Jour-
1t is useless to talk of the intelligence
of the people, for the history of nations
cannot represent an example of such total
want of intelligence as our country now
affords.-N. Y. Com. ADJ.
The time for reasoning has gone by,
and it is not by argument, but by suffer-
ings, that conviction will be forced upon
the minds of the people.-Phila. National
Gazette.
1t is fundamental mistake, that the
PeoPlo may DC goVerned, or VIII govern
themselves, by reason.-New York Com.
ADD.
The single end and aim of the Wing
party should be to preserve their power.
Albany Ere. Jour.
If the appeals that may be made to the
virtue, morality and intelligence of the
people, cannot prevail, money can be u.s.
ed, and that will obtain votes and favor,
where all other arts and appliances are
found abortive.-Bicknelrs PHILADELPHIA
Reporter.
The people must suffer what they now
suffer, for the balance of four years, or they
must revolt and demand Justice at the
point Of the bayonet.- Wheeling Virginia
Times.
RESUMPTION IN PENNsYLvANIA.St