Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-12-27

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RS who go for the Sovernors nominee Mr.,
S. Williams, who by the way, IS not, as |
had supposed, the old senator ofthe same
1t name, and not TO be compared to him in
rs any respect. Cor. McNutt'S Mr.. Williams
% is about such a man as the lOcQfoco Gen.
Davis, little rougher perhaps, but not so
n hppant or even so intelligent! His APP
J. pointment has caused much heart burning
in the ranks of the "regulars." The
nomination Of Gen. Quitman by the Off
cia organ here is received with pleasure
@ by the Wings We are glad TO see the
: party bear this high testimony to the
+ worth of one whonNhey have so long and
t loudly abused, and because it will give one,
whom zoe knoWAo be true Wing in heart
: and spirit, an opportunity of showing that
g he scorns all favor from party so utterly
: unprincipled. Why did not these men
. support Gen. q. when he ran for Congress
} against that ignorant, blusterer, SAM. J.
, GhOlSoa? on the Contrary, they abused
) him as northern man, untrustworthy,
. and inimicaI to the upper counties of this
State. We alIrecollect the famous extras
Of the Free Trader and Mississppian,
Pedded about by celebrated parsonage
known here as the right hand ffcllov-
sh'p0laa, and packed by thousands over
the State, by Bob Walker, Senator from
Mississippi, but citizen of Louisiana
Judge lultman pronounced all the above
charges false, and the Mississippian now
lndorscs Io' the Judge, and gives the lie
to It's own party. This is a triumph, a
moral victory. Thus one by one, will we
force the scandal mongers in the pay of a
corrupt government TO retract their SLAM
ders on thu pure and able men of the
country. When Judge @. ran against t
= &;n0'Son, every leader of the party abused :
;l'H' ~ NJ: mean, they must now fell 1t
Is III lhlS lighl mo vin" Tho nennination or r
Judge q. by the loco-Iocos. We do No, n
we cannot doubt his fidelity to his pri mel Il
pIes.-They are the same that they were '
when the faithful" denounced him, judge
Winchester and other stato-rights men, V
as conspirators and traitors-the same rs Il
when they abused him as an "enensy tothe Ii
interests Of North Missisaippi"-tho same al
IS when they decried him for prelerrino Of
'rentlss and Word, the candidates orthe 81
PEOPLE to those brazen nominees of Martin pl
van buren,. Claiborne and Davis, IT,. N
lhls article in the Mssissippan is mot be
he only cause of uneasiness amono tba
democracy" You are aware that the ST.
'coS have been courting the state rights 70
arty Tor some time past. This unnatur- he
eiiort to wed the advocates ofunlinited ST
Aecu'lve power with the defenders Of bu
tate rights and state sovereignty. was
uggested by that arch-deputy Maoician thu
ie Van Buren, of Mississ ppi. john r " inc
ia6orhe, IN the circular which hn ;,s,,aL fir
Ter Congress sent hir -, - 80. .ss..eu q,
lged and Indignant - re. liz com. to
Fenced the courtship in that circular ITO on
men! men refer you,) and adrotIy hood-
'"Sed many state rights men into his sui
PPort.a The meretrcious daIliance has pie
'ne on, and perhaps some two hundred still
'fsons IN Mississippi PROCESSING to be ant
Ne state rights men, have Joined the Van sue
'rcnItes. But the joke is, they are oct. cal
lg the whlp-hand OF their democrajc nj. val
$, and threa en- to fill all the Offices with TO u
'lr own mcn-their corporals guard the
lis is very CALLING to some ten or twelve
hume nc T0coS' who are seeking nomina So.
rs from the Convention. By the wov,
convention will probably be squalI T,
q hl8h-prIest of locofocoism, McNutt. o,.
n'S oPPonents amongth Jaihfuk. HI G 49,,
'alsin' his opposition to the whole cred. m,"'
'steln, IN all its forms; and more than 20"
us - have made many refuse TO sun u Iu'o
lllm' The Bank Commissioners viii nc
+ wholesale charges against tba inst;' inc
,n1 "'iu people OF this State, acting as pr ro,[
40 under the Governors sanction t pro'l
hi'oWh 10 be his tools, are damninU Wv !
t"1Plaly' with his own party; thatiS r -;
v beoin. IN .soo I IS'.n9 Por'loh ONT. fend
plugged by a 6anm Of adrcnturers con. 81 s.', ,II
a'ed around McNutt, andthatthe foun- 60 VIZ
us oil society would be torn I'D bv -. -
understood ,h,, - .nol. so'iish ends ed ale
= = onlon Bank, the most popular man o, iu
!. DIa@, WIN take strong ground a. III
81 'ne reelection of Gov. McNutt
st one. and b;s noo,,;,s - oG' out an tons.
now Appreciated hy H. W. "ctor pose t
honest, fen rl,so !" niSs, ne thcr d
devoted henri opJ - u'iu ao'e stint;
,as elected 70 tho st,t;o ~ us STATE. ola 81
9TH parties. and has n; lo no" Mods the n
o both, save the d;Soresor non satlsiac- epoch
of whom stands me G a' III Inc public
make an attack an ,ho TTa: H. 20, ne means
essage. and win Ioso ~. 80, or o'hk IN anotht
&C majority of the noorIo o,So iot IT, pable,
III thal bank, and in the svsten, ,,oo o'uor
Z, and they cannot tolasa;, '.Iiii gen the pu
d, ,oficIal nttemnts - 'nose re- loan a
of tho banks. and ,ha 81. alo inc not Ion
.. 1t NAV be noted nc 49, an ~ .ne ing as
IONS q the times, that the Mississio- nnlhls'(
S on The fence beI,,eeu ,Lo C~P quarrel
onfoH Bank. Ii will soon hear the unloun
fH NO NEI1Tp ~ INC rottenn
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lie Sub-Treasurv Scbeo GUS ON