Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-17
From tie Liberty Allocate, Jug 4, 1885,
NOVEMBER ELECTION.

In to-day's paper VT announce Gen. ERAS
MUS l.. ACEE AND S. S. PRENTISS, Esqrs
candidates for Congress, at the next general
election in November Both being possessed
of high talents, and entertaining the genuine
State Bghts doctrine, will unquestionablv re-.
celve the ardent support of all who wish for re-
form. We must send men to Congress " no will
pay more attention to the interests of their con
s:ltuents than the interests of the perjured trail
tor, Reuben NJ. Whitney. Acee and Prentiss
will do it. We must send men there who will
display their eIoquence in support Of the in
Ierests of their constituents, in reforming the
mal-practices ofan Administration that has
brought such overwhelming distress upon the
country, and in resisting the concentration of
Ill power in the hands Of the Executive, and
lol those who, like Claiborne and Gholson, will
pour out their eloquence in defence Of the min
stons of power, the plunderers Of the Treasury,
lSea, the Infamous Whitney; in cooperating
ieSith the Administration in lis ruinous and dis.
hstrous career in destroying the equilibrium be.
lGween the different departments ofthe govern.
rnent, and concentrating all within the reach
II one man, whose WILL they had not the indie
pendencc TO resist. Acce and Prentiss will act
he part OF manly and independent cham
Plons IN The cause Of the People, Reform and
, Liberty.
IL We have also announced the name Of JOHN
IA. QUITMAN for Governor, because we pre-
| Ter him 10 either the other candidates nomi-
lated. His talents, his patriotism, his indepcn-
: ience and correct principles, we admire, and
/, shall continue his name al the head Of our pa
Der until public refusal to run, appears
Dur object is concert in action and we shall MOI,
ccIe obstinate. 1t is high time our candidate
was in the field With one mighty effort we
{ otan PROSTATE the disgraceiul faction that has
produced such ruinous commissions in the coun.
i ry. Turner and Grimball are genuine men
{ Endowed with ample qualifications for the Gu
sbernatorial chair, and we VIII rally upon either
4 ..5f the above named candidates that shall run.
, We will sacrifice personal predilic lotions to en-.
'ure the triumph Of principle. Mississippi has
I.felt the pressure too intensely not to know thai
I 7. change, yes, radical reform is necessary tc
3ave us. Let US inscribe the word REFORM
g,apon our banner, and triumph awaits u.s.
\ The whole machinery, the whole artillery O
,TTihe faction whose duplicity and corruption
! tasurpation and msmanagement, have brough
The country TO the verge of ruin, will be cal
Led in play 10 avert the happy issue Ye
truth ere long will resume its wonted domin
mon,
& -
!, 'The editor has been msinformed IT, by genuine
eie means that Judge Turner is State Rights man,
bIVe have been informed by gentlemen who know him
Fell that he comedies with Dan' Webster in his views
he powers of the General Government, and believe,
ct TO be the sole judge of the extent of its powers
ifuch being his creed take the responsibility to az
Aert that he will receive the support OF connec
ed with this oiice,-neither Editor, Publisher, Jour.
-ieyman nor Dewitt Publisher.