The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-11

was willing Is iorego he qnissaas md sn-
lioyment Which IS lid nafked ous ior Inns
self ard ia portion q bic accuss
toned labol apon I'LL farm. When The pub
! lie intefes fequifes IS services Ill lie beo-
lple's councils. e one of Tie oldest cisi-
zens 81 pa stale. ID bel early history he
performed much public service, h our eeis.
Iature and elsewhere, ia fitfing UP ana put
ling INTO operation tie machinery Of our
state government. The men Of those times
have nossl passed away and now III look
ling around, we can scarcely see pronAi-
nent actor il those labors, except Mr ay-
son and lis Old side BY side friend as fel-
low laborer uDen 1ruRNsK, The present wliig
candidate ior governor. LaterlY Nh Gray-
son has remained with his family, bis farm
and bis nsighbofhood But tie wheel 81
events and circumstances has brought round
q time when such men as he must be called
from their retirement, and asked to ascend
the stage Of politics 10 guard the peoples
interests and resist the entertainments Of the
anti-republican invaders. And who oppo-
Ises mr.. Graysena a man who is aJfuid to
apo,O i q political priaciples! He pretends To-
have Wig mantle, and he says thai one.
corner Of il, the last remaining corner, has
not entirely droped off 1 Il shoulders! Afraid.
to avow his principles. IN truth and III.
heart, real right d wrong Van Buren, Sub.
Treasuryite; bu. pretenas that be has not en-
tirely repudiated the republican faith Of our
country. Fellow citizens, 81 al parties, We
want no such men. These times call for
perpendicular men! Are g0u ia. the sasiitll-
hons 81 our country As THEY WERE, 81 are you
for their destruction, and for placing the
power Of the army and ne pouer MEMO
neg of the nation ii the right hand 81 ! Pre-
sident and his Cabinets Thisis the question
which i candidate, now 81 days, should be-
ready 70 answer, direct and unhesitatingly.
FRA. NlzLIA D.aHIS
AND
sI.4.afES r. BURRJSS,
are our selection % represent Us ia the low
er house Of the legislature. Nor have we
any high sounding lauditory praises, above
The skies, to offer for either Of them They
are not, ike their opponents. wiser than
Solomon and more patriotic than David; nor
have they ever wrought miracles. They
were selected, merely from amongst the
ranks Of The people, and requested to run for
those Offices. And they are known to be-
faithful, honest, plain men. They know.
what whig principles are, and they well un-1
derstand the federal entertainments upon
the people . rights that is sought to be made
BY the Van Buren, army. They are true to
the former, and we hope they win prove, as
far as their power may extend, terror to
the latter. They are intelligent, enterpris-
ing, industrious citizens
Plain unassuming honest men, as they are
however, their election Or defeat cannot be
suffered, BY our enemies, to depend upon
their merits and political principles. MOI
merit and principle IS not now Of days Of
public and private estimation where loco
loco influence is seen. Already is the low,
dirty, besmeared hand Of scurriIity and
blackg uardisnl raised against one of our can
didases, Mr.. Davis. His opponent jar ne
same office, who ought at least to be respect
full and decent in his election ering, IS the
perpetrator Of vulgas.isns to endeavor to boul-
ster up himself at the expense Of gentlity
and decorun. Gentlemen, If any thing is
to be said against Mr.. Davis. sag u Don't
Be afraid to speak, but tell the people what
you know against him. But do not bemean
yourselves and soil the characs of our come
munity BY your cowardly and ves.y feeble at
tempt 1t stupid vulgarity over anonymous
signatures.
Our candidates are al opposed to this mis-
cradle shinpl aster system Of State and County
Banking, which the ruin of SOUND cur
nESc7 and The destruction Of EXCHANGES has
brought upon an injured people. They are
in favor Of sstch currency as aOe had before
lthe days q taking, and before the Presidents
hand grasped after The keys Of the National
ICohers They are il favor Of sound cur
rency They are il favor Of National
Bank They are ii favor Of duly restrained
and restricted State BANKING lone, 81 few
more, as may be thought advisable, il each
state. They are opposed 70 the Executive
usurpations Of The last few INF rtunate years.
They are opposed 70 aag KIND Of 3 Governs
ment Bank, Of any other kind 81 governs
nnent financial scheme that does not hold
tout RELIEF and PROTECTION to Z HE PEOPLE
las well as TO itself.
Robert u walker and his Vindicat ton
illustrated BY Mr.. Preutiss.
" present our readers to-day with Alr.