State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-27
FRosPLcEUs
THE vICKsBURG SENTINEL.

Editor and Proprietor.

Editor and Proprietor.
This paper has been in operation nearly two years
and bail; and without the and OF party patronage,
II has pressed its way to public favor.
Eary foreseeing The desoiating effects of our bank
ing stem every species industry IN the state
commercial, agricultural aud nsechaDica-the SEN
tlne @aged nnTelentIng ITS injustice, oppros
siOu snd tyranny. Its defects have been e poset
It's setishneSs and swindling denounced. and the
Nl'ole machinery BY which II GleTanred cummerce
nouopored trade, and transferred the rrofits OF u
Dor 10 the pockets Of lew penniless spectators,
have 0eeA demonstrated 20 The satisfaction sf the
most casual observers In assuming this bold posi-
ton, tie Sentne has found tie IhonIed power OF the
county Wellied oy an organized hand Of sHIndieFs
aud SPECTATORS yiruently aTray ed against A. Con-
trolling this band does, either directly or indirect
Sly, large portion OF The presses OF the Staie and
stimulated as they are by aEaree, and the most de.
gudIng passions of human nature, the y ar has been
carried on tHterneciORetR. But reaction has Iust
commenced; IL G, demonstration, and above all,
the working ri the vicious system, have conspIred
to aioase tie people TO just sense OF their danger
They have taken the alarm, and are preparing TO
cooperate IN every measure calculated TO PROSTATE
the system OF swiHdlDg, by which the people o. the
State have been most shsmefully pluBdered for the
last two years.
To extend ths usefulness of the Sentinel. and {
increase the paying subscribers. this prospectus is
Issued.
The politics of the Sentinel are State Rights. Al,
land down ia tie Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
OF '96 aud 99; ami approving most cordially IN the
Isaatag principles both OF The State ala Federal nd.
IniisiraloB It's energies will be sfreDiousiy devoted
10 the support OF BOTH The bold stand taken by
Gov. M'Nntt against the oil iFTeaeemablr pa.
per, and his lucid exposition of the evils OF our bank
ing system. enttie him to the support OF all who pre-
frT the prosperity OF the great OF the people, to
the Interests OF a few speculatars and Bank mann.
gera.
The policy. OF Mr. Van Buren,, in braaking nm all
ion between the anks ami state, il Is beev.
ed wili haze the most sautary effect on the future
destiai-s0f the United states, and particularly on
tue ounme cia. Agricultural, and politica inler-
ef.s OF he South. fine entire exclusions Of all bank
psper iroas the fiscal operations OF government VIII
/, iseeved, be found absolutely necessary to {. D,-
naie tbo-e mitous fluctuations to which .bsIion
habeen subjected every few years, since its fise al
concerns have been blended with The private busi
ness OF cur or tIons and inttiyi I,als.
Particular attention viii be paid to the Foreign
and Domestic Markets: aud whatever may effect the
intesests OF our Merchants and pIAEa;ers witt be
eioij coliated and promptly laid before our read
eTs. The moHey markets, and the movements @
capitalists ant statesmen abroad, which nav etlSe
xitnatey raoteiy eject the price OF our rrea
stapse, will be raref;iIy watched.
,tefatnre aud the ieW of tue iay viii receige a
au f.oFien q ediioaiaI attention
he sentnel will as heretofore be published daily
and weekly--sl'e former at ST., and The latter At
IS per annuIn IN adeGac6.
Being excIustel FUN the pa Of bank accnmue-
iatsoas, our expenses hsiBg high aud all cash. We
are constrained require all sbscriptions to be Maid
In advance. He sisk the Uallsmisso.is BY mail.
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