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

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.sfa err v.itat asa eeeagsd 10 other matters
no, revised. and We vcrc go we'll convinced
h.iF war re- yev readable article, Chat SO
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-s-ps eaA A4ma,hieg to Z Objectionable we are
disposed 10 regard j more iavombly, o. 'hai JIG
some evidence Of 10 truth. Tine sdiio, 5t the
,snr," who gones In the sobfiqoei Of "suck-
,sru +s~ stap III .Is g s.ya.!es. ny H. birth.
and the Suckers BY o seven ycaN' rcmdenct'
and who acquaintance wo have not set had
the honor Of making, proves himself logIc'nu
OF ~ mean proiensions;-ho ays.
"Mr. Rollins, the new Editor Of tho
Wing Advocate in his debut makes this
announcement
al am a Wing, favorable TO the es.
adjustment Of United States Bank,
and all the other prominent measures
advocated by the wings Of the present
time, believing them constitutional, ex-
pedient and necessary"
"Why not give some Of the measures
Of the "whIgs Of the present time p why
not inform US whether "the wings Of the
present tmen are for or against a sys-
tenn Of Internal Improvement by the gem
eral government?-whether or not they
are in favor Of the general government
assuming the state debts2 Why not let
the public know whether they are in ia
vor of keeping up or increasing tariff
for the protection Of Northern manuac.
tures' And finally, why not enlighten
the public mind relative TO Gen. Horri.
sons refusing TO give any public express
sion Of sentiment against the northern
abolitionistsg Again, says Mr. Rollins
81 am opposed to the Sub-Treasury
TO Mr.. Van Buren,, Ito all he has here
tofore done, or shall do"
"Mr. Van Buren, has pledged himsel
to veto any bill iberating the slaves ii
. the District of Columbia; to this policy
of Van Buren,, this wing organ is oppo
sed. ~.~.-- -.--.,-... .-.......
Mr.. Nanis opposedtoa system Of inter
.--aal nts by the general govern
ment, and by this declaration TIC WHY
ass~;n lavor. Of such o system
Mr.. V. B. is opposed to an assumption
by the general government of the debt
g q 6fofss SlaleS~and by r.be same logic thi
wing organ is ior that assumption
...,... Mr.. Y. B. is opposed 10 m oppressiy
tariff, and this wing journat OF course
tariff man.
This we consider roundabout wa
Of gathering the views Of the "whgs
The present time." bu; il is neycrthele,
the only chance we have OF coming
them
Why not give some of the other measures
the wings of the presen, timel Simply
cause we did not undertake 10 write an EXP
siuon of swing measu'esn but only to q
nounce tina, We were the editor Of the "Ad,
. cate" and a whig Scan YOU unscrew Il
Tommy" But why did we not expatato
length upon every subject Of national concol
Because i, would have been misplaced
ridiculous in an annunciaton of the kind
We said nothing abou, Gen. Hnrrison's r,
sing to give his sentiments upon the subjec
abolition, because we knew of no such r,
sal, and even to have mentioned the more
niaent Of the loco foco falschoods of "the
sent timer would have been an undertah
too gigantic for one ''lust commencing b
messy But the logic OF the editor Of
"Star" leads him to the conclusion that
cause we are opposed to Mr., Van Buren, in
cry point of view - all he has done or may {
we are opposed to his votoinga bill liberia
the slaves in the District Of Columbia.
are opposed to Mr. Van Buren's doing so.
places 1t upon the ground of "crpediencg -
prefer that Gen. Harrison should do it, Z
constitutional grounds. We know that if
Van Buren, should ascertain that malort
the roies in the United States were favor
to the abolition Of slavery in the Disirc
Columbia, he would think It ",nerpedient
veto such bill he would conclude as b,
in the New Yors Senate, that
.,.a6sSae shs.iehibilu,2 aao tasi
extension of slavery in these I'm
States. is a subject Of deep concor
The peo9le .eft'Ss~ State and whel
We consider slavery as an evil mnc
DE depioTed, and that every eonsiist
II barrier should BE- in,orposod 70
49,. s@g',s luIiher extension, aud lha,
Constitution Of the United States, tea
gives Congress the right 20 require
.s~ states. &C. sompriscd within
Original boundary IT the United STA
the prohibition Of slavery a. eondl
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