Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
VTTE observed With pain and regret, that in
WV This and In Eli the adjoining conn


VTTE observed With pain and regret, that u
w this and in all the adjoining coun
ties, the democratic party were obliged 70 PAT
ronise federal papers, tor they had none OF thel
own or be without the advantage o. local news
The arstocracy--the few as uaual, had all IN
influences Of that mighty enEne,,the press ope
rating in their cause, and used 1t IN inc proPoo
CATION and dissemination OF their own sslhsl
principles and designs---As American. cltl
Gems devoted 10 our countrys interest, mono
and glory, VIC twelve months ago mounted lh'
war-saddle--pealcd the battle ery,--callea, ant
not in vain, on the freomen, by the loveoi thcN
conHtry--native or adoptcd--to RAINY rouhd
BANNER that we raised We called tnraid anf
patronage which were literally afforded to en-
able us to establish a paper intwhich the democ'
racv could see reflected without distortion Or IN
vertion, what was passing in the world ana az
fording them the means ofinforming themselves
of the great and important subjects that Y
the conntry,--a correct hAopledgc Of walch ~
so important 10 them, separately and foleet o.
Nv, but winch were falsifedby bank advocates
British agents, and hireings
The People are enquiring what they are % do
n be saved--not from the dangers and ryts mar
await them in smother world--but IN una ne
nomination Of Henry Clay for tbs fresiaehey'
BY the federal contention Of this state ana tiie
eo1tGliIlL SHOWN DY HCtut OF liz p1t ~ - -
gislature by voting for q federaliat fer United
States Senator, in defiance Of the expressed vii
of the people, show our political affairs u epch
4 light as 10 startle every freeman, we are
threatened bv trinity Of abouinahons, Yizi
hieh-tarif, national bans, and Addition nus
state az things, togethor with the appfoach'ng
election, renders another ea9 necsssnFy. we
make it conidsntiy--we make Il in the name O
that country that holds all that's dear = W as
Amoricans--we make 1t 10 thenaule q ne eyer
veneratcd shades the iiiaasfiens saees ana ne
roes.of the regolni ion---of those VINO conducted
our councils and led our armies IN the gsosionS
cause Of liberty
The PtNEY Wopps PiANTza wil, az hefetoofe,
act ia uonsort with the democracy q ms gf9at
eonfsdsratcd republir who occupy the bso7d ana
Gxed ground of equal rieats 70 all tho people
special privileges 10 nsns--a strict and literal
construction 81 the observation-disclosures of ihe
general government, with sll the cardinal pfla,
ciplos Of democracy a. taught by Jefferson, GRa |
sustained and carred out BIZ Jackson and van
Barren And in unyiolding supporter 81 ths cen !
stitntion and free institutions az identihed Win
the administration Of the government q oa'
own state and the union. Ar a constitntonaii /
expedient and equitable measure we VII isGp- |
rort an independent Treasury independent o.
the stock iobors and banks)--an cnEire ana etef
naNdiyerce Of bank and state: illegally connect
ea Nv Alexander Hamilton We VIII oppose the
unhallowed course Of trading and banking pom
ticians,a national bank IN Whatever form ne
federal aristocracy NAV bringit forward, beliey
ing il Ia Be Unconstitutional, inoxpedlent, and
manifestl v.tlanreronsand unjust, and more than
enco SITS -nped with popular transportation
We VIII advocate free and direct trade--equai
hurihens and bene6.a--universal Suffrage &C.
neral and wen digcatcd system Of education
parulsr neutrality-suspicious. freedom--tfeedom
II the rresp and of speech--and an enlarged
snccie basis for sound currency. Wego lori
unipn withaut cenaoHdation---atate rights With
MT nulliieation.--a welt organized militia sys
ierl, mad IA cattle abolition " the shla kas.er
aTstem AndNof earigsa We will oppose eNcla
sive privileges; mnopolins, enlargement n inc
consultation bf cpastrdction; the cotN@etlng ~
more revenue than il sufficient to deiray tlee
nanses Oh an "a %loniical government Inc Ted,
eral aristocracy VINO demand laws, nst IKE hon-
est men to protect them in their RIGHTS, but 70
: nrotsct them in their MoS0Pollgs, Will md us
active qppmentss
We haye taken oar post and will not be iennd
alnmberiRg; no, but giglent, active, and leAioas
ia stspam many tides aga'nst the toes q
fhe peeples '--repciing every Invasion o. thar
~ights--warning them Of approaching danger
apprisinE them Of tho hypocritica shifting ana
shutting or their old enemies, the feds.
There are no maxims more true or taore az
serving to be remembered than that 1.-THE prc'
III liberty is eternal ygilanccn and that 'powa
ii slways stealing from the IRONY 70 the leg.
srhaaa truths we will not iosesight Of for mo
reoos Il viii 30 onrduty, and as sach our plea
sure also, II keep them constantly before y
minds of our readers The condition OF the pee
MIA eannat remain stationary il It docs not az
yarrp twill retrogade yaAA4
We will oppose Che dark designs and heliis
eFnrfs DC fanaticaI aboitionists, withoptcn4ul
inc Ia what sect they belong--whether they ar
az she north or south, east or west. We hol
diem e. IS the enemies Of our Institutions Of g
tRbIishsd order and ofthe union. And n dlTsS
opposition to the doctrines, interest and NVshe
81 the present administration, We VIII slfiA
al such lie they of what party they may.
The course prescribed we will pursue, regart
is,a n the opitlioys 4 weak Or feigncd friends
nr the foul and malicious attacks Of avowcd CT
.fnics The latter We desPies, the formef we P
IL. Having adserted, is cgssory and generi
n..nncr. It'd what are 0ur views and the coarF
under our ruidarce that the Platter will pnrsu'
.alga 10 itR plan aud ehieet--we will leave
tails 10 speak for themselves.
ms publishers Ia cnm alencng a new volume
would saw thatits publication is commeneel III
5er mnch more Favorable circumstances tha
that which preceded it. They have more EXP
riencs--aspuranee ofsmsre assistance--a numb
Of vaauahIe contribntors--and entire now a
r.uuemeHts; added 20 which they promise h 2
pstrons THAI not only win the same exertions
nsod which haa obtained for this paper libari
patrontge, Bit their claims on the public VII
renewed BIZ increased effort. IN Us columns va
81 found al that adds interest e newspaper,
s.
TERMS.
The PrNEY WOODS PLANTER is publish
ID weakly on an Imperial sheet, printed on fin
rnper. and forwarded to subscribers It FIYl
DOLLARS per annnm In advance, or SIX Dol
LARS at tho expiration Of the year. All nay
rc.nts made in the first three months viii b
considered as il advance.
HENRY g. STREET,
Attorney and Counsellor
III LAW,
ntVf,e,