Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-09-07

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and ia sihsr orsr &c y ness s''a's q
support a. jsmsy en4 sgpe,s iAs l1tIsf'
Wx1:E observed Siih pSin and lsglsi, shss Nj
| wv Ibis and III all the adjoining cQnnt
VIZ. lhS dAtaJcrSxic party were obliged 20 pat
fonIso federal papefa of they lAaa none IL fl,siF
own) OK bewiihoat theedKantaEf n lpeal neMfs
! The aristoclacy The few AZ uauAi, nae gu tns
influence Of khat migi X ENGINE iAe p!ess' ope' /
CATION and dissemination ~ thoir own acllsh |
Srinciples hnd designs As Amcrican chill
zens devoted 10 onf countfyt interest, honor
and glory, We twelve months ago mounted me !
war.saddI -posicd lie battle cry cnllod, MD
not Ia vain. % The ffeenaon by the love of their
cenntry- -native 81 adoptcd~~to rally round a |
banner thst MI faiseds We called fox aid md
patronage (Which were literally Afforded ~ ept
ablc us q establish paper in which the democs
lracy could ICE reflected without distortion q Ia
vertion, What WA passing IN Che world md Af
| fordng them the means ofinfcrming themselves
81 Tie great and important subjects that agitate|
III conntry,--a correct knowledge u which IL
SO important 10 them, separately and colIectivc.|
ny, but which were falsifcd BY bank advocates,
4 British agcnta, and hirelngs.
Tho People are cnquiring what they are ~ do
to be saved--not from the dangers and uvilp that
| await them ia another world--but insthia. The
nomination OF Henry Clay FOR the Presidency
BY the federal convention Of this State, and the
i contempt shown BY some Of The party in't The Iss
gislature BY voting for fedcralist for United
States Senator, il defiance 81 the expressed VIII
Of the people, show our political affairs IA suclsI
u Ia ~ ~ r. IA ~
Threatened BY trinity Of denominations, \ HI
hgh-tariif, national bank, aud abolition. This
state Of things, together with the approaching
= election. renders another call necessary We
make il conffdently--wo make II Ill the rafhe 81
THAT country that holds all that II dear 10 ~ a.
Americans--we make il in the name of the ever
ycnerated shades 81 the ilustrious sagea and NJ
roes Of the regolution-~of those who conducted
our councils and led our armies IN the glorious
cause Of Liberty.
The PISEy WcoDs PIAsrER will. AZ heretofore,
Tact in ronsort with the democracy o. this great
. confederatedrcpublic. whooccupy the bread end
fixed ground of equal rights 10 All the people
special privileges TO nonea strict and literal
construction 81 the constitutional powers 0f ths
general government, with all the cardinal prin
cipies OF democracy as taught by Jefferson, and
sustained and carried out BY Jackson and Van
Buren, Andan unyielding supporter of the con
situation and free institutions as identified with
the administration Of the government ot our
d own state and the union. AZ constitutional,
lcxpedient and equitable measure We VIII sup
port an independent Treasury independent Of
l4he stock. i0bers and banksl---an entire and eter
; nal divorce ofbank and states Illegally connect
cd by Alexander Hamilton We wihopposc the
unhalowed course Of trading and banking poll.
q ticians; national bank in whatever form the
federal aristocracy may bring II forward, belicv-
4 ing il to be unconstitutional, ihcxpedicnt, and
manfcstly dangcrousand unjust, and more than
once stamped with popular dsapprcbanon
3 We will advocate free and irecttrade-equA
Y burthens and benc6ts--universal suffrage IA ge
neral and well dgcsted system Of education
popular sgisaton--religious freedom--freedon
Of tho pfess and of ppcech--and an enlarged
specie basis for sound currency. Wo,go fol
union without consoldation--state rights with
!, out nuliification--a well organized militia sys
y tent and an entire abolition OF the shinpi&Etri
systcm. And Of course we will oppose exclu
!, siye privileges monopolies; enlargement Of thu
! constitution by construction the collecting q
more revenue than Is sufficient to defray the ok
es penses of an economical government The fed
81 eral arstocracy who demand laws, not like hon
:, est men to protect thcm in their RIGHTS, but h
protect them In their MoEoFoLIEs, will find u
active oppnnents.
. We have taken our post and will not befoun,
/ slumbcring; no, but yigilent, active, and ealou
-"a stfcdM many tides against the foes 9
the people '-repeIling every invasion Of thci
lfights--warning them of approaching dangers
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We will oppose ihe dark designs and hellis
efforts oi fanatIcai abciltionists, without snquil
ing g what sect thcy belong--w whether they Al
ID Of the north q south, east Pr vest we hcl
them 70 % the enemies ct cuF Institutions cf e