The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-01-03

lie elected Senator
Mr.. jefferson saidshe was composed to
iChief Magistrate parading himself through
the severalS States as an object of public gaze
And Van Buren,, it seems, is "opposed' tt
that.
The Hartford (Con.) Times is a very indie
cent newspaper, and the Nashville Union is
another.
The Vicks5urg Sentinel is discoursine
about ''thieving democrats" Very appropo.
AGRICULTURAL HlNT.-How to raise plenty
fof stock.--Count their heads epery day.
: The NeY-orleans Zee says shat the Iouisi.
ana Sugar crop viii be abundant.
The burnt district of Mobile has taken the
very appropriate name of ChimnyDitte.
Calling things by their right names.
Some months ago we defined Federalism,
and after showing that it of right belonged
to the present Van Buren, Sub Treasury par
ty, we suggested the propriety of calling
things bytheir right names in future. Of
course then We respond to the following SEN
timents.
At a meeting of Wings in Orange Coun-
ty New York the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted among Others.
''Whereas we, democratic Wings, are not
disposed to deprive our political opponents
of their appropriate name of Federaists, no
member Of our party having proclaimed, in
the language of JAMES POWERS, that he
cracy'-never said, with CHARLES j. lNeER-
SOIL, that IF he had lived in the Revolution,
he would have been ToTy'-never, like j.
H. PRENTIss, 'reioined TO announce the
complete triumph os Federalism
like GARRET d. WALL, acted with the Fee
deralist so long as their flag waved'-never,
like unto MARTIN VAN buren,, Os1Fopposed
the reelection of Madison I0-never, like
SAMUEL CUsHMAN, who in the late war,
hoped tosGod that every American soldier
that marched into Canada, would leave his
bones therefor like EDWIN CRosW ELL and
HENRY H. VAN DYoK, Senator from the
Second District, served an apprenticeship
ID the Office eff the Federal Catskill Recor
u6Is WHICH, III 1915 ItJoICeu otGb tuG VIZ
tories of the enemy:a Therefors
aResoIved, That we know Of no sFederal|
Party q this country except tfe friends and
political associates Of the above named Ee-
dsYal leaders,
The Richmond Wing copies the foregoing
and remarks:
Z .'We have before adyerted to the fact that
the worst caste of Federalists of '9S-the
lMonocratS-a now, without an exception,
prominent supporters of the present Admin
istration. There are Wall, and Cushman,
and mgersoll, (who vowed ifhe had lived in
the Revolution, he would have been Tory,)
and Duchman (who thanked his God that
not drop of Democratic blood flowed in
bis veins) and Rush, (who was the first man
to mount the black cockGde in 49, all toasts
and choice spirits Of the reigning dynasty.
The leading policy Of the present Federal
party-that of concentrating all power in
the observation-disclosures in which the cher
ished Tory principles of these men. They
60 now, as they have always gone for a
strong Central Government, and with Joy
and delight, and entire consistency, they
cooperate with the pseudo Democracy of
the present day.
Let us, with one accord, restore the true
vocabulary Of things, and every where, and
on all occasions give TO the party, which is
striving to usurp al power from the People,
and centre it in the hands of ONE MAN,
its appropriate appellation, that of Federal
Tories