The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-04


from ne hasess motives ol pecaniarg selfish
mess Somebody, We have heard. once quot
lea before ademocrai e common adage
ria, non translated.
Principle not Men d which the worth5
3 democrat very foEcibly said & like yoil
prlaelpta wen enong but damn yQur noa
homiaes che anecdote illustrates wen one
Characteristic oi The loco-foeo party, namely,
that 81 talking about p1incl PIES, and follow.
EPlsTLE THE rHIRDg ~
FRalkeF tke leiser priier. again We
presents from she Natchez Courier, 70 oul
readers daofter letker from Robert Walk
e.. e rs doctrines and principles Do nol
correspond With those Of lie two previous
letters, lately made 81 she same author,
why, It IS not our fault Our business Is ID
print ;;and We publish the sentiments 81 great
men IS tlss write them. We ask ourfriends
20 look this letter we shall GRE them
& pretty good opportunity % Do 50, however.
for We intend 70 keep It at Tie head Of our
paper until after the election The origin
y IS d the hands Of Mr. Black, The editor
Of tie Natchez Courier.
We respectfully and earnestly solicit our
Van Buren, editorial friends 10 assist Us IN
laying before Tie People tie sentiments Of
tier great candidate. Do gentlemen pub
lish this letter. Give il, each Of you, one
insertion e least, for it Is certainly the best
letter Of his you can produce.
BY the way we have good anecdote IN
relation to this letter The editor Of the
Natchez Courier, after publishing it, jocous-
Il suggested thathe would put the original
manuscript into neat frame and hang il up
"a his Office. Mr. Walker took II ii good
earnest, and tie idea CALLED him 50 much
thai De went to Judge Black, our former
senator il Congress, TO whom the letter
was addressed, 70 intercede IL the matter
He a first complained somewhat that the
letter should have been published But
Judge Black quickly replied, IT was myself
Sit, That authorized and procured its publi-
cation ssWell'' replied Mr.. Walker, q
suppose must stand It know cannot
vel object 70 its being published. But
Judge, to have 1t put ID q frame, il my own
hand writing, and hung upfor show, IS too
bad. Judge, do not have that done 81
least. And the letter writing Senator ac-
iually leased Judge Black about It until be
promised him that be would save bis feelings
that fan, and that Il should only be published
lin al the newspapers II the state. But
should not be hung up for ga shop 2 Which
however no one had any intention Of doing.
Mr.. Walker never would have come be
fore the public il bis late seven column
pamphlet -hard-money humbug If he had
supposed that its publication would have
been 50 quickly followed By tkisletter. 10
be so perfectly and shamelessly exposed, So
4soon- before he had had time to frank
scarcely thousand copies Of his humbug
through the state. IS what few Of his friends,
Tor even himself expected. And, in his own
Language to Judge Black ii relation to ex-
posing tie original letter, il IS no BAD! !
Gentlemen Van Buren editors, give Us q
WORD d two on the subject Of this epistlt
TIE third Give the document % Jour real
lderz and let them know the Dsole Of Mr.
walkers sentiments Don't be ashamed o.
your candidate. but show his sentiments Il
the people. Ifitis s'roo BAD you will on
~ make Il worse, 81 trying q hide him.
Here follows the letter
Natckez, Narck Isl, 1888.
Dca SIR
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) great uqaniplitg sustain goN on TIE Bepo
site Question k0 fact The public poic
loudly demands arestoratioa Of tic Depo
SITES, and ne creating Bdnk ia supply
general ci "a State Bank cau II
more applg end eepeFa ne general cag
recg fbdn State Gogement car direc
{ md eNtfol fke atoi ne Nation. %
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Yours
R ~ L.ksR