The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-01

III Brown had I'D q then FeNeAk slk9S~sis n y
tered sentiments and language degrading
70 4 ffeemen, and worthy only slate Lest
any one should have forgotten The language
vas attributed to this great apostle loeo-lo
coism. We shall copy the article containing
IN which appeared ID our paper ct August
18th. Here Il IS:
GEN. BROWN.
This beautiful loco foco ii still traver-
sing the State making speeches which would
disgrace school boy, aud uttefing senti-0
ments degrading 70 q slape Upon recent
occasion while addressing the people be
said :-"ln the company ID which musters
the democratic company, when The captain
orders halt, we all stop, AID f lilf Van Bu-|
reR toere to morrow to eag fkas he tcould no
LonQer Gdoice and support the Sub reasts..
so scheme, ISHOULD a e PONCE DROP
IT AND SA Y NO no RE- ABOUT I13 81
Was there aver 50 degrading specimen Of
abiect and slaVish submission 70 The viii of
of one mani Can il be that people claiming
10 be men, FREE men, will cast their votes
for man who thus willingly prostrates him-
self to anu mani Great God what are We
coming to when man aspiring 10 a
seat in Congress thus openly declares him-
self to be the supple fool, and sIaUe, the
vassal, the criaging and spilling Instrument,
of the PRESIDENT WILL the people of CHI
Valrous Mississippi vote for such man -
No be IS nota man, he is disgrace to the
name of man. No one uttering such senti-
ments is worthy of the appellation.- We
know not how to speak Of such degration,
our blood boils with Indignation when we
think that any one aspiring TO seat in
Congress should so far forget the dignity
and independence Of man as thus to hum
bic himself at the feefef the President
We ask the independent, the honorable and
high minded, of an parties il they can sup /
port such a mani In Gods name can they /
do ito No man who is not lost to all /
sense Of shame, no one who had solitary
practicle of manly pride or Independence
of character about him, could thus have
proclaimed to the world the damning proof
of his own infamy. If he had one single /
pulsation Of pride Of his heart he would
have reVolted with loathing and horror from
such an aVowal, Butno, with his face clad /
IN coasts of triple brass, he proclaimed to
the world that he was the Slaue and 06iect
fOlLOi1er of Martin Van Buren,, that he adj
Vanced, when he advanced, and halted
when he halted. stLf Mr. Van Buren, mere
tomorrow to sag thar he could no longer
Gduise or support the Sub Treasury scheme,
I SH0ULD ATONGE DROP TT AND
SAY NO MORE ABOUT IT!n Such i
is the debasing aVowal made by Gen A. G.
Brown, and upon this avowed subseryency
to Mr.. Van Buren,, he hopes TO ride into
Office, and il he be elected We shall begin
to look upon virtue as idle sound and hon
or as a word of scorn.
We shall probably be met as we have
been frequently with other matters, with
fat denial of the truth of this charge. Once
for all then, we make no charges which we
call upon his friends to deny this statement
If they DARE. We can and tDiu preTc e
it is denied by Gen Brown.
Here the charge was made distinctly
here too we dared denial. and defined a
contradiction, pledging ourself TO prOpe
what we had charged whenever It should
be denied. Did General Brownor his friends
deny itg-Did they call for the proof9 BY
no means. But after two whole months had
elapsed, after it had been published in every
whig paper in the State, and republished
in almost every wing paper in the Union
after il had been heralded through every
portion OF the State in the most public man
ler, the editor of the Mississippian Just on
The eUe Of the election, puts forth the fol-
lowing denial:
at has been gravely charged that in a
speech delivered in Brandon, this gentle
man General Brown) said, that were Mr..
Van Buren, to abandon the independent
Treasury project, he would Immediately
abandon it and say no more about il. - !
Where this contnmely irst started we nei-
her know or care TO know, asit is sufficient J
o know that il is without the shadow oil !
truth Those who have assidous-
y circulated the SANDER, cannot point to I
ingle man, woman or child in Rankin coun- J
y who will say that the sentiment was ever
uttered in any speech, letter or production 4
# General Brown delivered, read or pro- S
uced in the town Of Brandon or eIsevkere. Y
Now mark how few plain facts will put J
o blush the young man who acts as the ]
figure head7 for the Mississippian n
VII not call him the editor, for the editor
e is not He Varys the language somewhat G
nd says the charge is awithout the shadow D
{ foundation in truth. says he sneither T
noWs or cares 70 know where II started'' r
sc. Now this may all look very we'll but il Z
not true, he does know where itstarted, y
e kaOvs that zoe made the charge, and he A
noWs also that we have repeatedly alluded il
D It in our columns, aud the very best evil J;
ence Of this is to be found in the fact thatlJ
le paper containing this deniaI pas not ID
,attO rs! Aud whyl Does any one wish N
knowg The reason IS obvious
IL was known that ii this denial fen into ID
II hands that We would az once produce b
le proof and expose The whole maEter. EI
ence Il was that the paper vas not sent to ID
J. Chance however threw il ID our hands,
ID we are able at once to bring forward ~
e most indubitable testimony 70 sustain 8
], and thus PROSTATE this cunningly deyis- -
] denial. We have no words Is express the ~