Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-11


tail pinned to the ground but we are nclnet
to think he is"not much Of snake after all
Notwithstanding he coils and spreads his head
as tho he was "mighty piscn." Keep cool,
your snakoship, tho the poison of loco loeo-
ism hasrcndered YOU blind, yet you are .fdngle".
The "Southern Stnr,n in commenting upon
an editorial Of our, says we "come over and
take stand upon the same broad platform o
Justice heretofore occupied by the democrats
the Wing doctrine in relation to the Banks, and
that abroad platform Of iuslice,"is the one
they have always occupied. The loco loeos
discovering its security, have Of late been
scrambling up its sides, and yociierating that
they erected it, To those who have observed
the course of things in this State for the last
few years, the aoundering of the loco locos
upon the subject Of State Banks, is a source Of
amusement In the first place, after Gen Jack
, son had selected the State Banks as the deposl
tories Of the public money, and his Secretary
=. ordered them to extend their issues to I'LL the
vacuum occasioned by the withdrawal oil the
paper Of the U. S Bank, the loco iocos all as
sumed the position that the State Banks were
precisely the thing Cen. Jackson ii6a represent
ted them, and that their support was Repub-
bean measure, Stand aside wings, you are L.
SA-sS9.AI. msn:%. nj. VI. auyocp'o' u Wv
. State Banks. The whIGs c0fir'li6f.t "T.~'r"+'
{S,RAgS ha. ~sge uRs!geeessu, and IN order tc
give the experiment" fair trial, many o
. them joinea %ith the loco iocos in the creation
q oS-s ra4-ts.s%- 81 alS4alyeni hanks. For dolnl
q so they we've cortuftiy eaipss!s, As mast Of III
n. ptomlasRt members of ;he. wig party had de
cared upon the floor of Congress and else
:, wEc!e, the certain failure Of the state BAN
Il experiment. /, did fail. And what then
&c Tae loco focos became "obstreperousn an
.!.E4s!a% bgg gioic.ea@ la9 cor
stituton rogarded-privaterig lights socrlhcedi
= order that loco ocosm mig vindicate iis ial
u en- greatness, and triumph even upon the ruiz
of dispoiod country. This, the wings oil
ieoted to-, as they did not think such cour
:" compatible with the freedom Of the America
people, and the spirit of that sacred instrume
~ which thoy have been taught to revere, II
u. loco focos forthwith cried "hard money!" al
" Shank aristocrats,n and swore most round
"N and most falsely that the State Bank syste
: was wing measure 49, which falsehood, wi
an oflrontery that would astonish the dey
they continue TO reiterate.
fIt.s- 4 L.. L.. af tb
and let il be remembered that the loco foe
IN had a majority in the Legislature in times
,.i Bank creating, and if they had been so mu
ia opposed TO it, why not defeat the chartering
- Banks. 1t is also true, and fact worthy
:, observation that in those States where the 10
Ia iocos have been in the ascendant, grea
,;on number of insolyent, swindling Banks ha
w been created than in those where such was
n. the case, How then can il be said that t
wings come overs when they insist on ii
policy which has always characterized ther
VII The logical gentleman who spins editorii
OF for the "Star' is continually prating about I
aole morals OF the press. lie ought to fish furtl
OF up stream, It he is angling for "suckefs."
to Wonder what society "for cnligh,oniug I
d'd heathens' sent him as missionary TO Missi
ppi lie is doubtless Fious gentleman, a
4af goees. sell recommended, bm the people
tied MississiFpi VT! VS. ftafy feiNa,n ltiia
! to sins, and continue to have their own MOTTO
ems about haiiss and a,sass
, - "'s' - alaaafs 4t4t.5. I'D. d, b.
on. Owing 70 ibe ggss; number q sdysnu
lre. monis Tor this weeks paper, we have been co
the pslied to defer lhe fahlgstisH q ne address
riy r. y aisuay e., aagsasA fnnmRaeat,f
Of aaa siFss.a, SD assFs If ths editorial b
the pared Tor TINS number. ~. s@gs been snsi
ties. 'e prostate pager Il ihs pfaFsf size, Pas =
ion next week publish an satia las tae Paifesa
= dispoaiaa II ihe great qaaoHtf II mans1
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