State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06
By J.MES II GAN,
Edition. and pronrieff

Editor and Proprietor.
This pane. bias ben in operation nearly two years
and hall; and without he AID OF party patronage,
it hh- pre- .sef its way public favor.
tary foreseeing The "espiating effects OF bank
ing stem OIIPVeTy p-ries industry in the state
commercial, agri ',ltual AID mechaDical-the Sen
thei waged nnrelennng on its injustice, oppres-
sion md tyranny its defects have been exposed.
1tS sei6si'hess ana sNinding denounced aud the
Whole machinery by which it dersnged commerce,
nnnp1liEed trade, and transferred tie profits Of la
boz TO the D0ckets Of a lew ptnIile.s pecu!aIors.
hav been demonstrated TO the Subtraction of the
N 4 casual observers In assuming this bold posi-
ton, Sentn, has found the menled power of the
county weiF'ed ry an OrgaEized hand o sw nd e,s
and sptculators, vruleufly ARA, ed aruns il Con.
trolling this baoG does, either directly or Indirect
". large portion of the presses of The State, and
stimulated as they are by aVarce, and the most de-
grading passions OF iumtn patnre, The has been
carried on interReciOnem. Bui REACTION has Ius'
commenced; tnr, q, mnIs ration, and above all,
the workings al the vicious system, have cnnspired
to the people to Just sense of their danger
They have taken the alarm, anil are preparing to
CO Op' ate IN every measure calculated TO PROSTATE
the :, Stem of swinding, b, which the PEOPLE OF the
Statr have been most stannefHlly pundered for the
last tive VeaIs.
10 extend tn. usefulness of the Sentinel. and 70
increase the Pdying subscribers, this prospectus is
issued.
The politics ef the sentinel are State Rights as
1ai0 downsitI lie Figna and Kentucky Resolutions
OF '96 ann SO; approving cordial, IN the
leading principles both OF he State and Federal adj
TDnstration. ts energies will b. sirPnionsl, devoted
To ihe support Of both. the bold sfanA taken hS
Gov. M'Nutf again<, the issue of irredeenabIc pa
Pc, and his lucid nsion of q evils OF our bark
ing system. entitle him "a the sppor o all who PIE
fer he prosperity the grea, OF the people TO
th' Interests OF few Spectators and Bank mana
e..
The poles Of MIR Van Buren,, in braaking I'D all
eonDec ion b. weef the anks and state. il is heIiey-
ed will have tn most salutary effect on the future
detinies OF the United states, and particularly on
the omaeIcial, AgricHituf4l, ard political inrer-
paper from the fiscal operations OF government Will
Fl believed, be frnd absoIuteIy necessary to t. mn
those calamt0ns 1u,iuations 10 which ,hisTn
has been subjected every few years, since ts fSeal
cDncPEnS have bern blended with the private busi
ness of coFpora lions and individuals
Particular attention VIII be paid to fhe FOREIGN
and Domestic Markets; and whatever NAV effect the
interests CT our Merchants and planter will he
Ca eflilJ coated and promptly laid before our read
ers The money markets,asand the movern ents q
crpi lists and statesmen ahr8ad, which NAV either
prox mafeIy or amoeiy effect the price Of our great
slap will be carefully watched.
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