State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-30
THE CANVASS.

Our accounts from all parts Of the State
are of the most cheering character. Tine
cause of the people Is every where gaining
upon the bank-mnnopoIy federalists. Mis-
sisslppi, although led to the very brink ol
ruin by Tho tricks of modern whIggcry, Is
awake TO her interests, and in November
next will take her stand by disc nthralled
Tennessee and Indiana. The great demo
cracy Is aroused, and determined, with The
armour of truth, 10 rout and totally discount
the molly army of iron side federaIlsts, dis.
appointed office seekers and bank directors,
who, under the general name of wings, array
themselves IN opposition. The bait e Will
be hot, as the enemy will make last and
dying stiugglethe victory easily achieved,
but not less glorious by reason thereof
popular rights will have riumphed over a
combination of enemies, and people over
desperate bank plunderers. The death knell
of the shlnpiaster dynasty will have sounded,
and Mississippi, for her prosperity, once the
wonder of all behoIders, will arise superior
to the slavery imposed by incorporated com.
panies--disinthralled from whiggery, and
flee from the shackies of an exploded policy
of Ubiquitous banking.
The complexion of the Legislature, will,
beyond doubt, be democratic, and the Hon.
r ]. Walker, "MisslssIppi's Senator" de-
spite Of bank opposition, reelected to the
high station, he has filed with such distin-
guIshed ability for the last four years.. In
some OF the counties there are still super.
numerary candidates in the field; but these
will effect nothing but their own shame; the
people will discriminate, and frown down
the attempts of these wolves IN sleeps cloth.
ing, to dlstr CT the party. Again We repeat,
let the watchword be ''uaion, concession,
harmony, eUery thing for principles, aOthing
for men," and all will be we'll.
The democratic candidates for Congress,
Messrs. Brown and Thompson, are still in
the field, discussing before the people the
important questions connected with the sta.
ton to which they aspire. Every mail brings
some fresh account of their favorable TeceP-
ton among the friends of Constitutional Lii
berry A gentleman just from the "sea
shore" assures Us, ''that all is right in the
east" North Mississippi is firm, and with
the unparalleled gain IN the ancient strong
holds Of whigery, the counties generally west
of Pearl the democratic candidates must
succeed by triumphant majority.
Tie guheTnatorial contest will result most
.triumphantly for the democrats. A writer
in the Southern Reporter, computes the ma.
jority of Governor McNutt over the Honor
able Judge at seven thousand votes. A
friend writes US from Marshall, that all is
safe in the empire county. He will excuse
Us for making the following extract fIom his
letter.
81 am truly proud to tell you our cause is
gaining in the North. and especially in Mar
shall. Our ticket is now formed we are
ready for battle, and you will hear of most
horrihle wing beating in the North.
"General Davis has withdrawn his name
from the canvass; the vacancy has been filed
by L. r. Guy--a choice man, we'll built
democrat, good McNntt man, against the
Union Bank post notes and all such trash. so
you may look OUT for him Null, Matthews
and Greer. am certain in my calculations,
when tell you, the ticket will be at least
three hundred in the majority--the Cover
nOr's from three to FIVE hundred; be is much