State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
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THE VICKSBl 10 SENTINEL.
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Editor and Proprietor.

Tins paper has been in Oprr tIon nearly two years
and half; and without the a,d of party patronage,
it ha pre- sed its to public favor
Ecy foreseeins The desoIating effects of our bank
ing srsi'm Oh every cies OF industry in the state
CONNIE; cial, ;,Sri ntuaI AID mrchanical-the Sen
tinel waged unrelenug war on its injustice, oppres-
sion nd tyranny. It's defects have heen exposed.
lis sr,fshnesS ami swindng denounced. ard the
whole machinery b, which it deraaged commerce,
Ino1op bIized trade and transferred the prof oil ia
Dor TO the pockets of a few pennies Spectators.
hay been demonstrated 10 the satisfaction of the
MOI casual observers In assuming this bald posi-
ton, Sentlne has found tie monied power of the
county weittrd ny an organized bandof swind er.
and s,eculators, vruleutly arrayed against it. Con
trolling as this band does. either directly or Indirect
ly, large portion of the presses of the State and
etinnited as they by avarire, and the most de-
grazing passions of human nature, the var has been
carried on interRecionem. Bui reaction has Just
eomninced; tine, emanstratiOn, and above all.
the workings OF The vicious system, have conspired
20 the people to just of their danger
They have taken the alarm, ami are preparing To
CO oe ate IN every measure calculated to pTostraie
the ri swind ing, bv which the people of the
State have beea most shamefully plundered for the
last va ears.
70 extend the usefulness of the Sentinel. and to
increase the payfag subscribers this prospectus is
issued.
The polt .cs If the Sentinel are State Rights, az
laid down in the Wig MIA and Kentucky Resolutions
of '93 aud SO; anil approving cordially IN the
lea .ng principles both OF The state and Federal nd
ministrttioR, It's energies wi b. srenious. devoted
20 The support of BOTH ihe bold stand taken hv
Gov. M'Nutt against the issue ~ ire ieemahe pa
pe and his lucid exposition of the evils OF bank
ing stem, entte him to the support OF all who PIE
fer the prosperity OF the great mass the people, to
the Interests of few spectators and Bank mana
gers.
The policy of Mr Van Buren,. in breaking up all
connec in between the auks and State, Ii IS belev-
ed will have thu most sautarv effect the futuTe
destin of the United tat 3, and particularly on
the Commeicia, Agricultural, and political INFER
ests of the Souh. fhe entire exclusion of all bank
paper from the fiscal operations OF government vii
itiSheieped, be 70 al absolutely necessary rn-
nate those ca amit0ns to which hi. Uion
has been subjected ever. few years. since it, fiscal
concerns have BEEN blended with the private bust
ness of corporations and individuals.
Particular attention viii be pail to the Foreign
an Domestic Markets; and whatever may effect the
inieests of our Merchagts and planters, will be
Carefully collated and promptly aid before our read
ers The monev markets, dud he movements of
erp ,lisls AMI statesmen abroad, which NAV either
pToximatels or remotely effect the price of our great
slap e, xii be carefully wa,ehed.
teratufe an the news of the day will receive a
du : lotoh of editorial attention.
he sentinel will AS heretofore be published daily
and weekl the former4 mt ST., and the latter at
S5 Der anBun IN adUanc6.
Beiag exclulled ftom he pa Of bank accomIno-
tlatens, our expenses being high and all cash, We
are constrained to require all subscriptions to be paid
in advance. we risk the iransmissions by mail.
Vicksburg, May 1889.