Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-10-01
TO THE CITIZENS
OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

sss
FELLOW czrsITaving become office Governor
should principles
pom "a would 90 TINS If in my sha not be able
duty Chancellor until The adjournment Court August
was born the State Virginia Revolutionary and
lessons in and politics. Under the tuon Of co G N IN 1asr
g about t d w sn and lawyer was warmly engaged in
to the Presidency of the United States elder emgra
which induced our American ancestors take mother
Presidential chair my principles.
They first and only principles They ground
have been considered among espe
and Lynch Democratic Republican, and Fe.
The various offices and stations have filed from 1902 the present tmo under
appointments from governors legislatures and people afford sufficient evidence Of
but the which have discharged the duties of the
Having 1911 till 1922 frequently elected the House
laws Mississippi Territory, Legislative appointments having
S. a. isI 49,; % % 80 l Id e' c ee our
state loI having been one OF the the Supreme and SuPe
Courts of the State from 1924 till 1888 and the me Presiding
People 1884 sate friends and
cOuntrymen called Governor
This cal has been made from for the last years.
TI d. 20 20 Po s. y na9 O7 e n peoPeo d m p,
loudly for reform lam favor plain economical
always keeping expenditures within am favor preserving
On the subject of Banking SYSTEM hands,
have extended banking capital beyond just and susnae bOu All
brought the of sound How this
Some 1 n % the ea Bb ps T npd up S
charters and established banks and restored circulating
open competent revokug charters
suspendmg their operation and placing wmdu
We Attorney General and District competent possessed
Voluntary part Banks or by the constitutional @ e
the laws of the state upon those requiring their enforcement
Some people oonon that the of United States Bank will
opinion question cononalty
has been settled favor ouc institution The Congress
first United States Bank and George Washington approved Mr. jefferson
thought unco9stu0 but he approved an act Ofcogre establishing Branch
Iso 6GaHSeso l9Be ea the United sps 0u Mr.
Court the United States and was decided by that court court of the last
the Bank The Congress of 1892 passed another act ESTABLISHING
Jackson; giving withholding his approval he sgfed Con-
which would other objections
Butthe Governor of Mississippi suc has nothing do with this Natter he
exdenc utility believes Bank Ofte United States properly guarded
useful collection and disbursement OF the public
calculated equoze exchanges and promote sound circulating
medium
m belongs the people and their representative in congress- and to the rre
oent Of e @ e % ect to NV friends who have called
my opinions had Branch of the late u s. Bank our State
my knowledge used when needed it, in with other @
having constitutional scrupes ,,.. 4..
like oher know not Let the
put house in order to make own state
respectable calculated credit and provide for
As our great my and
the faith ofthe State pledged capital fair trial. and be
guarded controlled according its charter well managed it's cacued
TO do much good. Ifotherwse, much evil
The office hold will the November
Chancellor Qutmn elected 1888 for the term OF
years and elected fill the By law when
vacancy election held to fill the DG" Some have thought a weI
for the full have different opinion consulting h
e and bv the advice gentleman The people having
elected me to a this office duty discharge Duties till the election
anhe and distinguished competitor OF the same OpnOn
may your decision, between fellow citizens shall most cheer
promote my substantial happiness but shall to be gr
tor your past '''''' ''' S''' EDWARD TURNER.
Columbus Sept. So 1899