The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-09-27


The wings Triumphant over Loco FOcOs
and AbOlitiOnists
This little Stale, which was the frst to
break The bonds Of the Fedefai Administra-
ton, will be the last 70 return 10 the deadly
embrace Of LocO-F Ocoism. The Provi-
dence Journal Of the 2Sth brings the fol-
lowing gratifying intelligence:
CranstOn and Tillinghast are Reelected.
Never did we take our pen with prouder
feelings Of exultation than we do az this
moment, to record another triumph Of the
people, another victory Of the land-holders
Of Rhode Island over the Fabble rout Of Lo-
co-Focoism. Cranston and TilIinQhast are
reelected The fFeemen Of Rhode Island
have done service TO their country and hon.
oF to themselves. Without regarding the
detection Of other States, or only regarding
ii as an additional stimulation 70 the per-
Torrance of their duty, they have come &
the polls manfully, unchanged, and with rs
spirit Of men who vote upon the sOilfbeV
own. They have again set their faces like
flint against the measures Of the a6lninis-
tratiUn; they have stood up wall sf iron
against The onward progress Of Loo Foco-
ism, If needs must be, against the backward
current of treachery and DETECTION.
III the Wings, driven By az adraucin0 ana
insulting foe, have fallen back uroS he
Gibraltar Of Rhode Island. We ~ -bown
them that the fortress IS imD.s onabIs -
Rhode Island Is a small State, IN small
Slate, but she has proved hers LARGO
enough to secure the election D .Wbio
Speaker to the next House Of Represenfa9
tiges; large enough % preventive passage
Of the infamous Subj Treasury; large en-
ouch 70 puta stop - the deialcations and
profigacy Of the most corrupt adminisira-
ton that ever disgraced and half ruined
the country
We congratulate our friends throughout
the whole country, upon the most suspicious
result
fhe vote stands as follows;
For Cranston, fWhigl 1892
" FiIlinghast, lWhig) 8.695
IhuTston, (loco) 8.S05
Don, QocOl 3,247
Only one town remains To be hetrd from
New Shoreham. This town qave is 1887
i majority Of los againstos n ApriI ire.
majority oi Il against There Is no
calculating upon this town, But We think II
WI give about 50 majority lor the Loco
tocos. II every vote in Il goes against us,
opl candidates will be elected by about 500
majority
The representatives TO the General AS
semblY, elected il % towns. stand foriv-fve
Wings g twenty-one LOco-Focos, showing
WING gain Of four.
in lsSg ihe votes Cor Congress stood
wing Van Buren,
Dranslon. 22l Pe64ce. g0gI
'tlilinghast c2 Howard 9.1Ol
Strong effort was made against Grams
lor, ior having voted asainsi ConQretsion-
eaiIon Of the Cilley duel. but /,
appears o have reduced him onlv ION
Votes al. Don IS q leading Abnl;i;onist.
tna WIS supported as such. "a sTibeal'i
ticket was nominated az the eleventh bour
90 l4ke votes i0m IillinQhast and rranuton
''' .o Lille purpose. The Whirs have All.
pnPheo handsomely over The combined for.
ces 81 Loco-kocos and Abolitonisis.
AZ ~ VHie.
RECOGNITION 81 Tn1r,N rrnrr
The n. X. Tines az tie Is uIt. saws.
We have seen letter frOm di.i;n1,;sb
ed source q Paris, dated lie Qsib INV
! which states that Frnnce has Aofe43 ~ y
cognlse the independence 81 Tnrnr AZ,
may expecl sceita soon e rr,..i -
nouncement 81 the RECOGNITION
II spoken Of 81 court and Is ne hirho-i -
cles 6 settled question we rr5.r-i.ri
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