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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-22


FOLLOWING IN The FooTsrEPs.--On the
da5 the President dined at Saratoga, when
the bell rang for dinner, loafer who had
not troubled his WasherWoman for month
previously, jostled ellis Maiesty's" body
guard about, and adopting that style Of loco-
motion known in military parlancs as sthe
lock-step,n he was following on the mighty
Kinkerhookian into dinner. The Watchful
landlord thinking his society could be dis
pensed with, tapped the man with the dirty
linen on the shoulder, and begged to be in
formed whore he was going. Where are
going2p said the Ioafer, in establishment,
'.come, now, that 8 good 'un. I'm bowed
If ii amt; don't you see that / am following
il the footsteps Of my illustrious predeces-
sorn The landlord stopped the march Of
Democracy By making the loafer rstrace his
steps.
We have received the above important
news exclusively. Pic.
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TsUCCEssoR 10 TIE WEEKLY WHICH
VIII be pabIisE every Thursday morning,
at I62 Nassau 50. Nep- York.


The publishers OF the NEw-YoRI DAILY WuIs,
propose hereafter to issue their weekly paper nm
der the title OF The Empire states No change
will be made in the size or form of the papers It
will contain the full reading matter Of Dix daily
papers, and will be regularly forwarded 70 Its
numerous patrons, in the same manner az 1t no
change had taken place. improvements IN the
mechanical execution Of the paper arc contem-
plated, corresponding with the increase Of patTo-
mage which the publishers hope 70 receive under
the new arrangement
The paper viii be under the editorial manage
ment Of HoRAcR GREELEY and JACOB B. moore,
Esos the former Of whom will attend to the Poli-
teal Depaftment, and the latter viii devote his
his attention to the Literary and Miacellaneous
portions 81 the paper-the design being 70 make
teTHE EMPIRE STA1TEn MOI only spirited
and valuable political journal, but b. increasing
its attractions as q Family n Newspaper, 70 render
Il worthy 81 more extended patronage The.
aid Of gentlemen known as approved and able
champions OF theswhig cause, has been promised
and the editors feel assured, that ardent zeal,
antIrino energy, and unialtering resolution, oln-
81 Is some experience as soldiers u she army
and senfflels on the raInparts Of Freedom, can
ensure success, THE EMPIRE STATE snail
ail behind none Of It's catempe ~ service 70
the cause 81 Liberty and Prosperity
TER Tho Dollars per annuns e advance
N pffce which, considering the amount g Ieae-
;n9 mater ii its columns, renders the EMk1kE
81 AsPE one Of the cheapest Family y eWspapef
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1 sheds its rays from day to day, upon the Ia
j bors ofothers; bnt tits not SO with the PFin
ter; the midnight lightsaTe burnt; the morn
ling star finds him al his post. but unyield
ling, with the incessant toll be performs, fol
the instruction, amusement and benefit 81
the publics who dc not appreciate o. reward
his exertions
The farmer looks to him for information,
Prospecting the state Of the markets, that lie
may know that be IS fairly dealt With; the
mechanic dilfises through tho medium Of
the pfess. file difficult art, structures and
Improvements of his business, the merchant
hastily catches upIhs sheet and interestingly
psruses The columns headed Marine Infelli-
genee the professionals, were Ii moi. for the
Printer, would be unknoVn; the sprightly
maid looks with q beaning eye, at the Hy-
mental department., 10 see who of her ac-
quintanees have pot rid of their .siRgle
blessedaess, aud hoping perhaps, It Tpay be
her turn mkt; The sedatr and the thoughts
ful, to the O2ifHarB anxious 10 know when
and which DC their friends have passed from
mortal 10 immortal existence. In fact, were
ii not for the Printer, all would be, as ii
were, under a cloud of dafkness. And for
tASy SNLht ~ ttAdAA pare
faced person, that always goes hurriedly, and
behind the time, to his meals, holding down
his head with sober aud thoughtful LOOK ~
Hs Is q Printer!
Here are beautiful sentences from the
pen Of Coieridge. Nothing can be more
sloquent--nothing more true.
CoMFoRT OF CHILDRIN.-CaIl not that
nan wretched who, whatever else he sntfers |
IS 10 pain indicted, pleasure denied, has a
child for whom he hopes and on whom he
ioats. Poverty may grind him to the dust,
obscurity may cast his darkest mantle over
1im, the song of the gay may be far from
MS own dwelling, his face'may be unknown +
o his neighbors, and his voice may be I'M
leeded BY those among he dwells--evsn
,ain may rack his joints, and sleep may flee
rom his pillow but he has gem, with 4
shich he would not part for wealth defying
computation, Tor fame filling worlds ear,
OF the luxury Of the highest health, or for
he sweetest sleep that ever sat upon NOR
ais eye.
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POETR Y

4
We .cheerfrily comply with the following
request of g 4 You've VINO LADY" and We Eel
fully convinced that there are thOusanda, as vel
u ouraelI, who are willing 10 march under HEH
BAaHKK IN defence -four libertiessand who would
loose The last droop 81 blood to preserve HEa and
IT from being sullied ~ The ruthless hand Of y
ranay.
YAaoo CRY, Nor IL, 1889.
Mn JAMES IA. Stevens:
Dear Sra young mig lady would Be Pless--
ed 10 see the following PUBLISHED IN your paper a.
the authori il . distant relation, and think, i
will please al those who are enrolled beneath the
Banner Of s srty and Henry Clay
From the Albany Evening Journal.
HENRY CLAY.
Hail to the Statesman great and wise.
The Patriot true and bold!
WheFe'er our trophied Eagle flies,
His name with prideis told,
From Names dark pines, and cfags Of SHOWS
TO where Magnolian breezes blow
Der rich Flondian flowers
From hiiIy East toprairied West
We hail him as our mlghtiest--
Rejoice in him as ours.
Twice. when the tempest der ahung.
And road distractions Wavess
Like light from darkness forth he sprung
To guide Us and 70 save:
In the fierce flashing Of the storm
5 We saw his proud nndaunted farm
Upon.the quiyering deck
AsWith his eye on Union's STAR
By his answering arm, afar
shunn'd the threatening wreck.
His heart has beat in sgmpathy
) Wherever, throne hout the world
The yoked have fought for libefty
With freadom's flag Nnflirl,d
Say. Greece. when nations saw you bleed,
Who, tfumpet-tonguedip proc lain'd your need
And chimes Of Andes, say!
That tempted land with answering shout,
And those stern summitsahunder out,
The name, Of HENRY Clay
A soul, where patriot love intense
And frankess feelings dwell,
Aspendid matchless eloquenc6
a courage naught can quell;
No paitFY limits bound his fame,
An Empire sscatler'd myriads claim
On mountains Wild and lone,
In the thronged city's busy streets,
Inthe green forests calm retreats,
HIS glory a. Their own.
What though detractionhas sssay'd
To cloud his noble brow,
Down fromthe height himself has made
lie smiles uPonit now
The oak, while growing, may be stirF'd
BY the iightfolch of breeze and bird,
Its bark eachinsect slime:
Matured--though whiElwinds sweep tie oky, n
II lifts, unbowid its head on high
In conscious strength sublime.
Welcome his wsy--his steps beneath
Let proud green wreaths be spread;
Oh how our pFoudest gEeenest wreath
Would brighten on his head!
FOmiliar az 3 household word,
In after ages viii Be heard
(Then ours have passed away
a theme for song in happy honre,
"A trumpet blaat when danger lowers, III
The name Of HENRY CLAY.
ALBAssx, Aug 18th 1892 S. BIS.
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MODERN DFFINTT0vq

AFFEcTToNATE kissing q young lady
with your mouth fall Of tobacco.
Fool. What a fop sees in a looking
LADY.-An appendage to q bonnet.
Fashion. The voluntary slavery which
leads usto think, act and dress, according
to the judgment Of fools and caprice Of cox
combs.
CowARD.--One who refuses to FIRE pis-
FOL at you At your special desire.
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From tie BuiFal onian.
TIIE pRI NTER..

There IS not being IA existence, VINO
Tolls harder FOR the salall sum be gets toI
.his unceasinp laboFs tnan the PRENTEF.7
His business IS looked upon BIZ The mass, 8
moi being toilsome but practical proof haRe
convinced many 70 the contrary Inc snn
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Rellecca Lnmnr.

Anaffecting incident relative to this lady,
who It will be rendered was one Of the
female survivors Of the iII-starTed passengers
on board Of the Pulaski, has Just come 10
our knowledge Miss Lamar, says gem
tleInan from Charleston, whose life was
saved on the same portion Of the wreck,
was our guardian angel, cheering the des-
ponding, alternating the sorrows Of those
who had seen the waves Of the ocean close
over their nearest and dearest relatives, and
administering hope and consolation even to
the Yetern sailor. TO whom scenes Of terror
and dismay had long been familiar. So
great in fine, was the confidence she in
spired il the heart Of every member Of our.
unfortunate band, thai. those whose fate ii
was never to reach the shore alive, when
they felt their hour approaching, requested
as a favor, that they might be allowed to
rest their heads upon her lap, and breathe
out their dying moments with all the conso-
Iation she was capable Of afording. And
thus, all those who were unable to survive
tho harross of the awful hour, with their
last looks turned towards her who had never
quailed OF blanched beneath the terrofs Of
the scenes althanQh the stoutest hearts had
failed, and the Boldest trefnbled ID anticipa-
ton Of their fate.
How do the glOries Of Cathariue, Sc
marimis, OF a Margaret dc Yaldemar, pale
before The virtues Of such woman. Lett
those who bear the name Of Lamar, hence
forth cherish it more proudly, than If It CON
FeTred wealth. or power, or nobility upon
the Possessor.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-22
WASHINo T0N R0IEL

tsassa THE Subscribers having taken the
.lzaAzH above well known tavern stand for
merly owned By Mr.. !. NJ. Parisot lately in
the occupancy Of Mr.. Joab 0,Neil ,respectfll-
~ inform the public, that they are now pre-
pared to accommodate those who may favor
them with their paaronage and that no ex
ertion shall be spared on their part to make
them comfortable.
Attached TO the establishment IS : good
st06te-and. as It will be exclusively under
the control of a person of experiedce, .
assure the public that all horses sent to ii
will be properly astendedto
HUNTER & BELL.
Yazoo City, Oct. 25th 1889. 16-tf
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v~vE4 r subscribers respec fully inform their
friends and the public generally, that
,bee sfiIl continue the above bsisiH e All
81 svsrious branches, 81 their gid stand on
1Tssr atFAef. Yazoo City where they are 81
sil Zines pfepafed 70 6lI orders from the
tt-g 81 he shortest notice and On g rea-
erssIs terms IS can Be done U the state.
$3.50 AXE this opportunity 50 return thank
E 26sif friends and the public toF the pasfo-
8. heretofore bestowed upon tae g. ...
Ia JACKSON & EDM0NDS. !.
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NOTICE.


New ORLEANS, Oct 4 1889.
We hereby certify that Cotton shipped By
the steamboat GANGEs, will be insured at
the usual rates of premium, said boat has-
ing been satisfactory repaired.
Western Marine and Fire ms. Co.
L. MATTHEWS. President.
FIremd8s Insurance Compang.
Z. TRACY, Secretary.
Orleans Theatre Insurance Co
]. A.sDURAL, Secretary.
Louisa. State Mar. and Fire ms. Co.
CHAS. w. HORNOR, Secretary.
Merchants and Ocean ms Co
RICH'D L. ROBERTSON Inspector OF.
atlantic Insurance Company
EDWIN BRIDGES, secretary pro. tenn.
Grand Gulf Insurance company,
LOUIS CRONELY, secretary.
Yazoo City, Nov lst l7-5t
The Lexington Union, will please publish
the above three times, and sent their ac-
count to this Office.
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A MorHKR. There is something in sick
ness that breaks down the pride of manhood;
that softens the heart and brings il back 70
the feelings of infancy Who that has suf-
ferred, even IN ad vapcsd life, in sickness and
dependency Who thai has pined ina weary
bed, ia the neglest aud loneliness or for
eign land, but has thought Of the mother
9 that lookadon ischildhood,n that smooth
ed down his pillow. and administered to
his helplessness7 Oh, there is an endear-
ing tenderness in the love of a mother to
her son, that transcendeth all other aftec-
lions 81 the heart. Its neither to be chill
ed by seliishness, nor daunted By danger,
nor weakened By Worthlessness, nor stified
by ingratitude. She viii sacrifice. every
.cnuforf 10 his conxepienes Ivy sur
render every pIeas0fe 60 hi ynent; she
vii 80 "a his ffaIiss and exlft b bis pros
pegitF ard adversity oyeIla<c him, he
vii dear 10 her 81 bis misfortune; and
il diserace asttls upon his name, she will
l0g 6d cherish him, aud il al the world
c6st him ST ahe viii b al The world To-
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A PRIME ARGUMENT. - he Globe SAYS We
ouhgt 70 have no paper money, because the
Chinese Empire has delivered itself from
the fatal VACCINATIONS Of the paper money
System, and become nation with 4 single,
solid, hard money g0UerRmeRtf This is
pretty doctvina for "a democrat % prnaohl
lin China, they have no papefrnoney, no Gro :
.dit--aud tho consequence IS tho peer man
is slave 1.-The labofing man gets abouttWo
cents a day for bis work, and lives upon
husxs and the crumbs that fall from The ta-
hles Of the rich. This y such 3 state Of
things as would suit sub-sroasuEers right
well.--N y. THhig.
vFRY WISE siAN.--Wa Washington APPROX
Sd 81 National Bunk. Mr.. Van Buron dls-
aDpfoyes 81 ones inference, Van Barren =
wiser man than Washington.
Madison deemed a NATIONAL Bank, ncces-
sary, useful and expedient Mr. Van buren
deems National Banss unnecessary, use>
less. and dangerous corallarg, Van Buren
e wiser man than Madison.
Chief Justice Marshall thought National
Bank. constitutional. Mr. Van Buren, thinks
National Bank unconstituiion4 &c,
van Baren Il wiser man than A|arahsll.
Tho Governor of Illinois bad called az
extra session of tho Legislature iomeetog
he second Monday id Decembat next.
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been Altered to venture On matrimony, my
sell, aud don't think I'llsspekiIats ia that
way for while. Itdoa' just suit rowing
man like me. It's considerable Of tie,
and Then Il am ike hoFso DEAL whore If
you dom ike The bees yoa can put Ii Of
III 4 raffle, can trade d swop, OF suit your
self betier; but yotl mist make the beat i
a bad bargain, an put up with Il. { ain
often you meet critter Of the right nettie,
spirited yet gentle, easy of tho Bit, sars-
footed and spry 40 bitin * kickin q
Iacin' Of Eefusin' lo go 81 tifnin' back
aud then clean lin6ed and good carriage.
lis about tile dillisaltosk business | know
On
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q woman who IS always shedding tears
must hars good deal of waser il lliss head
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lsngih lalnilT Observed Tia trembling
Wretch. csn yea give me any rsssoE
why 4 should M d III sid lhe other.
:. Yen know an . useful nsn in ma.
neiehbofhaas.' $ said Harrison, ..sad ean-
not ssll bs spared; have. moreover. dis.
covered me secret Of perpetual motion.
and il I AN pnl 70 dsalh. the world Oil
lose tie hensii Of ny discovery. Be
sides this. have heard Jon curse Bry-
g7f and FnlniHg Tor psliing prisoners IA
drash. There are y0ur priaeipieG2
Uhsre IL y0uS eaRseisaes. thss you are
sbOui 10 execute vengeance ON me. your
former friead and neighboll'' " Where
10 nv eonseisneti Where sre nv hors-
e. and eaIIls-where are my fences and
bzrns-and where j. poar JACK Doss?
Fare God. will Do This deed. and jusIi-
fiy myself 10 God and ms rOuhlry. Run
up The hill and bit him OF the log Bin:
I'll show him perpetual mOsioh.."
So. SIR. will we deal with that party.
which his brought havoc and ruin upon
our country. They have destroyed our
cureney-:hsy have squsndered our
public lands-lhey have persreuisd and
driven out t.leaied and conscientious
Wings by laying SHARES for their eon-
sciences. They have put in The base and
needy 10 pillsge the public money.
They have msrred and disfgured the
faithful record OfIhe Senate. In word.
cir. trey have put the torch 10 the TEN
pie of Liberty: and as Old Cisareiand
saii-FoFs God. ws will do this deed.
sni Justify ourselves To God and our
country; We will hang them on their own
dog wood; We Sill give them . small
specimen Of perpetual molten.
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From the Carolina waichman.
ROWAN IN THE LEAD.

We commend to our readers The lol
lowing spirited resolutions. adopted by
the Grand Jury at The lste session Of the
Superior Court in tths county. We
should rejoice 10 have seen such senlI.
menIs from any Grand Jury that NIGH
have been emPanneiled, but coming as
they do, from source uf so much intel.
ligence and responsibility, we can bu,
hail the measure with additional salislac.
ton. Rowan has been shorn of her ter
rltory, but this action of her late Grand
Jury. shows that her ancient chiyslry is
still undimInished.
WHEREAS. the usurpalions. incspacity,
Encouragement and corruption Of tie
present Administration Of the Federal
Government are every day bec0ming
more manifest. and il being our right, az
we'll as our duty. fearlessly To express
our opinions touching the conduct Of our
rulers. and the necessity Of d,splacing
them.
BE IL rssOivsd by this Grand Jury.
That We view with alarm the fearful in-
crease Of Executive patronage end Exc
cuIise usurpa,ions, and tina, the passage
OF the bill. commonly called the sub Trea-
sury. would tend slIll further to increase
The power and patronage Of tina. branch
Of The government.
Resotred further. That the recent enor-
nous loss Of The public money by the
subsltern officers Of the Executive, that
a farther evil would attend the passage
al the sub-Tressury. namely, the insecu-
rIiy Of the public money.
ResOioed further. That we condemn in
most decided terms the practice lately
found TO exist amongst The Officers Of The
federal government. namely. The levyiug
. tax on each other to raise a fund by
which 10 bride votes to uphold The adm.
nistrsti0n.
ResolUed. That The eminent services OF
Henry CLAY. entItIe hun to our fret con-
sIderslion as candidate for lhe mex, Pre-
sldency: That he has shown himself on
all occasions. the true friend Of his conn-
Try, and bic whoIs eoanuy-snd We BE-.
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Extract from Governor Eyerets Address.
ACCUMULATION.

The philosophy that denounces sccu'
mutation, is the philosophy of bsrbsrism.
l. places man below The condition oil
moot Of the native tribes on this cont.
nent. No man will Voluntarily SOW thai
another may reap. You may place a
man in paradise Of plenty on this con.
dition, but its abundance will ripen and
decay unheeded. Al this moment, the
fsirest regions of The earth-SIclly, TOR
key, Africa. the lovelifsi and most fertile
portions Of The East, the regions that. in
ancient times, Alter feeding their own nu-
merous and mighty cities. nourlshed
Rome and he. arr ies--sre occupied hy
oppressed and needy races. whom all the
smiles OF heaven and HE bouniies of the
earth csanot temps 10 strike a spade in
10 the soil. farther than is requisite for a
scsniy supply Of necessary food.
On the contrary, establish The princi.
pie that property is sale. that a man IL
sseure in bis accumulated earnings, asd
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Fire al COa,ianiiHopis Il dreadful
c"' haaraII"h has ,i-.tr"t ed d.. vtzpr's -
lace. called the Sttbluur Pore, and tIrh
'nri"dsil tht dtil''rnt ministerial ard ID.
m' tsn~'l"n "fli"rr.. HE rala.Waptr
occurred at an early h"ur nn the 3l'I
JanDsry, and IN lew hour. the ,,sIsce
49, hurut 10 the etnund The errstr'
p.st 81 III" steiISes, WHICH aere deposh.
ri AZ snbtrrranran apartments. Werr -
I'D. h"i alnnst aiI Ihe paprrs rrmanwg
oih"'s Were destroyed. The les. "cr.s
t"' al bS The dlsastsris sslImals Mt nr.rV
10000. Ou0 al pIasues. Whrn The flames
"ett tir-I perceived. thr Parhas and al The
anit"rtIies ii thr rspItsl pfncreded 10 the
scene # r"nflagtauon. aud rxrrtrd them
selves with The utmust ac,Istty aud zeal.
r.pertally the Captain Paehs. The
tnumTurk nr PRISON al the Sublime Porte
wa nprHed beiuTe The flames feachedi II.
aud all the prisoners we're sci al liberty
Among Ihr number vas 2 nuiornue
r''hbrr lately arrested. and'sevsraI lnnIans
belonging To the same band Sr'eral "l
ihr,e individuals. lusleD! ui ProiinUG by
ID" opportunity, applied /" the aus"T'I'r'
t. br confined, but It was snppnstd that
m"st 81 them Afterwards changed lht't
mrrds aud decided upnn qutIrng the
country. The officers oi the Sob''"r
Porte bad been professionally Transferred
thr paisrr al the Seraskier. THIS Is the
ihttd ar fourth accident ri the klnd that
has hsPpenrd wlIhn fifty years. I"e
la-r fire ronk place IN 1927, and the new
ralare was reconstructed III 1899. A c"'-
TER containing 60 jewels great value, had
been lost during The fire. and the govern
meni had requested all the Ambassadors
To have the luggage Of every traveller Ell
anIned before leaving the city, ~ the
hope Of finding il.