State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02


a thought thai might have langulshed z IN
impotent silence. Improves itself. TOO, % be
the reflections Of aclassic mind and ripe
scholar; and Il We err not, will both nov and
hereafter do honor and lend remembrance 70
our worthy ftiendand fellow.citizen; B. T. Il.
n BY last accounts from the northern part OF
the state, we learn that Chancellor Turner is
using all the witch craft Of his VII to induce
the people that he IS the very pink OF demo-
cracy-that he is the hampton Of whlPgery,
that he Is the very thin for the people, being
a man of all works, ''or to say the candidate
for Governor, 'swho is this, that and t'other
tbing''..and being their verv humble servants
wishes and wills do any thing, that may get
him vote. We regret TO. see s"age in its
robes of onor,' 'condescend TO this last trick.
ery Of little politicians land ambition with
its due measure, struggles its last device,
We honor the man, but-Nc. - -
We observe in the last Banner, ascom-
mentary respecting the sinking cause ofthe
democratic party. The ''tricks' as said
there are resorted to, in order to sustain a
'"weak cause.'' and using the most foul
measures TO bolster D. mocracy. Sirs, the
cause requires no means To bolster its acrep.
tation bv those true TO the constitutional
is one Of truth. philanthropy and conscience
lit speaks to the pc pie in language. that
meets response in every heart. II deals
openly and above.board; without the "tri@ k.
erv" Of Barhacues, the Tanting of aspirants
and would be-senators-Yonng Mems and
Old Mems and Old Maids Meetipgs-it
Deals in none of this-the cause does not re.
uuire it; for we elieve orr community to be
made up of men of too much good sense and
patriotism to be cheated out of their opinion
nv snch fandangos. and having the patriotism
that would spnrn such an attempt at trickerY.
Democracy is sound and it is in vain to urge
those who profess her principles to abandon
the cause. If you doubt this fact look around
Yazoo County, (this little territory of repub-
lcanism,) and see the change of sentiment
in favor Of (your blasted) Democracy.!!
GOVERNOR N'NUTT.
We see our worthy Governor charged with
all the offences Of repnblicanism-madea and
unmade wing, and at other times tory
or to use more elegant language, vile old
democrat Nest amiable judges, indeed, Of
a man they ssne'er had taste for.'' Scarcely
an act of his public life in Mississippi. but
has been recorded by the opposition among
his imperfections-and held forth TO utter
detestafion III their wise judgments. Now,
how sail such foolish Inconsistency to be
reconciled With this "decencv and talent
party " and our simple common sense. TTu.
" il isreasoning il circle, the beginning
and end of which hath ''no point nor CON-
pass" Much above our comprehension of
these times, and one which at the same time
evinces all the virdIence and disingenuity,
Of that honest rivalry, politicians claiming so
much principle and consistency. should OBJ
serve. First the Governor was denounced
BY the wings, as hing an advocate of the
bard money currency, gold and silver, the
current coin and the one only TO be struck,
and the only one authorized, says President
Madison, by the Constitution. Well, then
he is reproached again. because he voted
for some certain Banks, because such insti.
tutions by the very force and effect of their
corporate franchise, taking advantages ofthe
times have acted dishonesty and cheated
the people.
Secondly, be is said by the same indubita-
BILE authority, TO have voted against every
salutary system Of Internal improvements,
and % have at another time given his sane
ton to desc rable projects, the most silly LIE
gislator could propose. To have encoura.
ged demOrality on the one hand, and to have
used his executive power and influence, to
foster BY gradual plan of reformation to
lend it all that admiration, for morality and
religious standing, the benevolence of man.
kind should long for. But the last and foul.
est of this antipodisin, (if we may use the
word1 in political consistency is his sane.
ton on the one hand and his objection on
the other, reg ardiHg the issuance of Pos