Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-04-11
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THE FAIL ELECTlON-WHIG opn n''
lZATlON. NAuAN
TO THE EDITOR AND THE prop, ;

ing to be made in Mississippi, next Ne w. Is go
suI" Us was never made in our State boc'
and 1t is lraught with importance wL Ueelorei
never attached to our elections hero,1S" has
l.acL party have formally Nominated ,Soe
dldates for the field so that sinolo t'e'r can,
run against single ticket. The ;n "UHcI will
Oh victory by the wings in the fail II' % a0
scarcely be spoken Of, since it is known , ~ need
most parts OF the Union the Federal Voa i,al IN
party are losing strength-that the praa'l feh
'lai election is approaching, and tbo, I ra'
small prePonderance of strength in ths U "n 4
scale, will rescue the country and no. wing
bought institutions Of Republic DemooD"'s0o d'
from the company of Treasures who ."n n'cy,
der the flag of the darkest, rankcst FeJo.au IN
that ever sullcd the breezes ola land oIa,Sm
10 be Tree. Let victory perch upon our Na"
IlttIe longer, and in few more districts ga
all is safe; Federal Van Burcnism will ho and
tratc, the wings will have the day, and tSdp 1 ~.
chinery of state will perform their G 'S a'a
as they were won't in days gone bv I wSns
they were guided by constitution az %leA
and when the benefits of our instiu,ionS law, laws
Jed to the people. ''''' "'''u'
l say sir, that the approaching carvoo,
big with interest. 1t is important 70 s"", Is
degree that no man who loves his conU, ou'" d
values her Institutions can que,p look on anu ond
withhold any assistance which he has no ~"u
TO furnish to our cause, which is strivinn "
rescue the government from splendid robbor
les, dissertation Of our faith and subyereon 81
our very civil and political institution, W.
nave now the advantage. We are fast poin,
ing the asccndency. The whig represent emit
yves IN congress are rapidly exposing the moe,
astounding enormties the Company orTreoS,
urers who made up 'thc government Tbeneo.
PIE are gladly receiving the truth and the dav
OF our prosperity is dawning upon demagoguc
ridden people. oOo"'
But, Mlsslssppians, there is one hing for u,
TO do. A duty to perform 10 our country and 10
ourselves, which is as imperatively necessary
as 1t is for US 10 carry our ticket. We MIST
ORGANIZE OURSELVES IN EVERY COUNTY The
Federal Van Burenites boast of their discipline
and close regular organization, and well they
may. For they have the State trimmed and
drilled almost to man. Let US meet them
on their own ground and contend with them
with their own weapons. We will be unlike
Them, however, in this; and the dissimilarity
shall be our proudest glory and our highest
boast. We will do our doings boldly above
board, in the face Of day, in the eyes Of the
people, known and read by all men, Will our
Federal Van Buren, opponents choose 10 work
,overtIy, IN the dark concealed, secretly, fear.
ng that the world might take cognizance oil
hem. Differing thus, then, from party tina,
ears the people, let us proceed with vigilance
ma promptltudc to ORGANIZE THE WING PARTY
N THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. This feel assur
"a ought by all means to be done, and well
lone. For lack this verify believe we have
heretofore lost FIVE THOUSAND VOTES in the
State. feel we'll assured, upon the soberes,
'efiectlon that we can organize ourselves in
uch manner as will secure our election. Nav,
We can place Mississippi on higher ground than
he ever yet occupied.
How then, is this organization to be had,
hat 1t shall be sufficiently simple, and so prac.
Icable in its operations as that it will be Carl.
ID into effect, fully and perfectly! This is an
important question, and one that must be deci
ed. 1t is one upon which have conversed
WIN many intelligent wings, and | have been
nuch pleased TO discover the most perfect una.
lmlty IN the following suggestion: Let every
ounty IN the State, without any exception,
old public wing meeting, at no very distant
ay; and IN answer TO the recommendations
our late convention, pass two resolutions
win as many others as they choose) to the
blowing effect:
Resolved, That there be appointed in this
'uhty' corresponding committee o.
srSons, whose duty it will be to keep up o reg.
lar correspondence with all wing COMMITTEES
thls State, and all proper persons, particp
! ly win editors OF wing newspapers, giving
i useful political information in their bower
ID further to use legal and honorable means
calling public meetings when thought expe.
cnt, distributing information in their resDect
counties and otherwise, which will resist
pretenslons of candidates who claim afin.
with the present administration.
Resolved, That then there be also appointed
ms county committee on elections, to con.
u Q! chairman and two men for every cleo.
u PrecInc! IN the county. 1t will be the duty
tiiS committee to pay special attention to tho L
see that the polls are opened at
e'cc'lonS at each precinct-that the cleo
n Is properly conducted-that the greatest
SSlole number Of legal votes be polled, and
ne others, and generally 10 protect the inter
OF all the wing candidates by all lawful
ans, each portion Of said committee paying
cIal attention to the precinct assigned them,
e chairman Of each committee to fill all va
cies.
Vow, Mr., Editor, belive that if no better
than this is offered, and it be universally
pied in every county, it will swell our polls
thousand votes; and will prove to the world