The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-08-02

from bis more Willy and courteous SIG
the Hero was more in the habit Of eeln-s
things By their right names; hence b ~
mated 70 Congress not only % that ~
cedenled message in relation 70 ~ VIZ
bus afterwards thrO' that man Of III wo'. 4.
G. Cambreling, that he wanted BnnA
bic own cOncOctiOn, Che good man we =
the habit Of lancying his own, all plans 3
Qested BY Mr.. Van BUREN, and Chat he n
tended TO have it--in word that be WISH
ed to experiment farther.
In the HERDS successor, tho treading y
his footsteps, we have different character
10 deal with, and a person who loves nls
country only for bis cOuntry's sake, can very
readily enter into the feelings which maze
Mr.. Calhoun, in the Senate Of the Un'leo
States, Bewail the anticipated destiHles o
his country, when the chair Of state was oc1
cupied by such man as Mr.. Van BuFen;
he spoke Of the misfortunes which had beiel
the country under the mad rule Of the Hero
but he expressed bis belief that the mag
nanimity Of the great Captain would ever
restrain him from committing any secret
land therefore the more dangerously design
upon his country's liberties. He had great
er fears for his country's welfare when the
chair of state should be occupied BY his then
Illuminated SUCCESSOR, as the latter was emf
nendy deficient in the great qualities OF
|magnanlglity, ffankness and generosity,
which ever distinguished the great Captain.
Mr.. Van Buuen is greater at fnesse and
concealment than was his predecessor, and
is more fancful in names-hence he calls
that, which General Jackson named Bank,
a Sub Treasury System, be takes care 70
conceal behind the curtain his operations,
and lets forth just such a quantum as will
not startle the people; that gradually and by
degrees he may accustom them to view the
point at which he aims, without shudder-
ing adherence; but let not the people be
deceived, let them not follow blindlY the
advice Of interested politicians, until it is
too late to rccede even with the shattered
remains of their liberties.
But reveaOns au moaton-in thus.digress-
ing had well nigh forgotten the Siamese
Twins and the estates Rights and Demo
cratic Union" which, had quite done 50, !
would appear ungrateful fOv the amusement
| have drawn from that Interesting anOmo-
" the whole paper is amusing, bat no part
more so, than that which portrays with such
eloquent pathOs, the deep concern for our
deprecated currency, and the dread lest
more banks should suspend during the
summer; and ia all this symPathised almost
with tears, and was for time Of the Opin-
ion that we would agree in toto, but alas
for the short sightedaess Of our nature, when
the effects should have been traced to these
causes, .ound that the Estates Rights and
Democratic Union" did not go far enough
back to awt principles; the complaints
against the multiplicity Of Banks in The
st>tr, also think were just, bat again The
true cause for this multiplication is not
given.
Since, Mr.. Editor, the causes which led
to the present deprecated currency and The
multiplication of Banks in our state, has not
been fully examined into, and expIal
will during this @piping time Of sace1 ID
the business world, should have hothine q
consequence to prevent, revert . the pas
with view of collecting such Iata, as maj
enable the readers Of the Estates Rights
and Democratic UniOn," q Re 70 repeat
this title. 1t sounds SO spontaneously if hot
the proprietors or editors thereof to con
meet effects with their JUS and Legitimate
causes. al CITIZEN