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

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No EDrroa,
JlOntes 91rtviunt It "a W. naseiIsT.
Some three o. four week .ince tie mo
mentons acl vas annou ii our alidsf,
90 use new and fayorile brd Of learned
editors) that preparations Of extraordinary
character were in progress supply this
portion Of our state with ! inDaIHabIc
blessing Of Democratic VI Buren, paper,
to be devoted especially 10 be enlighten-
ment Of The people Of Yazoosounty, with q
view ofrelieving them ffomhe monstrOus
errors Of whiggery into whichhey had grew
Eously fallen; with impatient ad painful anx-
iety we have waited the denuement-and
after labor and travail Of thee weeks, Gan
unparalleled accouchment) lttended with
apparently no ordinary dific{ties the care
worn accoucheurs, have efFeckd the delive-
Try Of the estates Rights all Democratic
Union God save the mark The product
Of these extraordinary exertioIs is Of a char
acter more wonderful, thar that strange
+anemoly Ia nature the Siamese TWins-for,
in looking upon the events of the lat few
years, (say to the time Of the famoussvup-
ture between General jackson and Mr.. OF
hounl the connection win not appear more
unnatural and marvellous in the case of the
Twins, than the alliance which is formally
announced by this new paper to have taken
place between the friends Of Mr.. Van Bu-
rem and those Of Mr.. Calhoun; joined to-
gether in the most loving bondsI--is it not
a wonderful and most strange anomolv in
the political world, even as marvellous as
that Of the Siamese Twins in the natural
and it is farther announced that to the ur-
gent solicitations Of this strange combina-
ton Of parties, we are indebted for the es-
Establishment in our city Of the estate Rights
and Democratic Union" Let it not be main
tanned hereafter that water and oil will not
intimately mix and become homogeneous
fuid; what the followers Of the whilom
''CataIine of the Senate" and those Of
the cred Fox'' joined together in indearing
embraces, battling in the same ranks, and
with "nO sinister designs, having sacrificed
nothing on either side.'
Can such things be,
AHd overcome US like summers cloud,
And not create our especial wonder.
But it surely cannot be sir, there must be
some mistake in the premises, the proposition
appears in looking on the past, to be of too
absurd and wild character to have the eff
feet designed; can the prOpOsers of such a
scheme suppose for a moment that the real
friends of Mr.. Calhoun, viii ever lend hand
to place again in the Presidential chair a
man, whom he denounced as dangerous, In
triguing, and wanting in magnanimity, and
that too to his face while the worthy gentle
man SO denounced sat in the Senate of the
United States as Vice President.
Can they, | again ask, suppose that Cal
houn or Calhoun's friends will under any
circumstances assist in replacing in the
Presidential chair, a man who devised the
ways and means of disrupting the ancient
friendship that existed between him and
General Jackson, and thereby cut off his
hopes long cherished of occupying that seat
himself; no sir, no man who will seriously
reflect upon the subject can suppose such a
coniunctnre, for to suppose it, would be to
disregard and set at naught all the known
powerful influences that sway human nature.
Independent Of this (at first view start
ling annunciation of the Union of the Van
Buren, and Calhoun parties, this new off
spring Of lOcofocoism has nothing to distin-
guish it from others of the same species; the
same spirit of affected distrust which is ever
endeavored to be infused into the commune
~, spirit of evil prophecy which has for
years been, and still continues to be the
baleful burthen of their song, is breathed by
this new creation on its first entrance in the
political arena,
Inc war Wnlch was commenced by Gen-
eral Jackson against the best institution, and
The best currency in the world, has continue
ed though varying with the difference of
objects, down to the present time; and the
motto of the Van Buren, party as expressed
On the floor Of Congress, by prominent
leader Of the party Mr.. CambreIing, .'Perish
Credit, Perish Commerce. should if can.
dor was the prevailing Characteristic Of the
party be placed in the front Of every Van
Buren, paper.
War against Credit, Commerce and all
Banking institutions, disguised and denied
when the times do not suit) with view Of
breaking up the old established order Of
things, and establishing in their stead, Z me-
fa1;r eurranrv, f,,;th ,.,h;ch tha former are