State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
FFcSF-C-TS
THE vICKsBURG SENTINEL.
BY J MES II GAN,

Editor and Proprietor.
This pape. has been in operat ton nearly two year
and half; and without the ald of party patronage
it ha$ pressed its way to pnbhc favor.
Early foreseeng the dCsoIating effects OF our hank
ing stem vsy >pecieS oi industry in the state
commercial. agri' uliural aud mechaBical-the Sen
tinel waged unrelenting its injustice, op res
sion and tyranny. lis defects have been exposed
It's seifshness AM sWindling denounced. ard The
whole machinery h, which it heranged commerce
monopoii2ed trade and transferred the profits of ia
Dor to the pockets Of few p nniless speculaors
have been demonstrated the satisfaction Of the
most casual observers In assuming this hold D ST.
ticr, TIE Seutine has found TIE mnleh power of The
county welded by an organized hand OF swiBdipl'
and spectators viruently arrayed against it. Con.
trolling this hand does. either directly or indirect
", large portion of the presses of the State and
stimulated as they are by aVarce, and tic most de-
grading passions of human nature, the ar has been
carried interneci0nen. Bui reaction has ius'
commenced; time, demonstration, and above all
the workings OF the vicious system have conspired
to ause the people to lust of their danger.
Tie Save taken the alarm, and preparing IN
in every measure calculated To prostra e
the en- Of swind ing. By which the neople OF the
Ste have been most stameiuly plunderei for the
= la 80 wears.
y xtend the usefulness of the Sentinel and TO
increase the paying subscrihels tins prospectus is
Issued
The politics of the Sentinel are State Rights, as
laid down in tire : MIA and Kentucky Resnut,oIs
OF 80 ard 49, and approving most cordn. II the
leafiug BFncIpps both the State and Federal adj
minis ration. its energies viii BE- sFeriousy devoted
TO the support Of both. The bold stand taken b,
Gov. u Mutt against the issue Of irredeen,ahe pa
per, and his lucid exposition of tie evils OF our bank
ing system, enitlf him 70 the SUPPORT of all who PIE
fer the prosperity of the great mass OF the people,
the Interests Of a few spectators and Bank mana
gers.
The policy OF Mr. Van Buren. in hraaking up all
connee ion helweel, the ank and STATE. il heev.
ed i'll have the most sauary effect on the future
de~tinie of the United States, and particularly on
the toumeTcia, Agricultural, ard political inter-
ests Of the South. fhe entire exclusion of al bark
paper ronthe fiscal operations OF government, will
it Is believed, be found absolutely necessary TO t rml-
nate those aamitous fluctuations to which 'hisII,
has subjected few wears, since its fisr al
concerns have been blended with the private bust
ness of corporations and individuals.
Particular attention will be paid to TIE Foreign
and Domestic Markets: and whatever may effect the
interests OF our Merchants and planters, will he
cateflly coltted and promptly laid before orr read
ers Fbe money markets, and the movements q
crpitaliss AMI statesmen abroad, which NAV eifhe
proximatel, remotely eert the price of our grea
stape, wiiI be carefully wafched,
,teraturp aud the news of the day will receive
du POTION OF editorial aitention.
The Sentinel will rs heretofore b. published dailv
IN weof Iy-tte former at ST., and he latter al
e5 .er a.um in 0drGnc6.
Being excluded fom the pa Of hank accommo
dations, our expenses being high and all Cash. W.
are constrained 10 rc4uHe Ill subscriptions
in adpan 6. we TX the transmissons by he M :;
Vieksbure, Nav 49, mail.