Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-29

spicy order that VIC cannot i"rbear transferring
them u our coumns thus Offering our readers
an opportunity to exercise freely their rlsi6iii-
ties.
The New York loco foco papers propose
that u general meeting OF their party III that
state be held, and that Gen. jackson be lEiVlted
t. attend. lucy want the Old CnIeftaIn u
90 aud stand AS noun substantive to their
Kinderhook adjective.
There is pro igious crying and blowing of
noses among the 4O,OOO uttice-holders. The
price ofpocket- mas doubled with
in the last two weeks. The whole stock vii
suun be exhausted, and the poor locoS VIII have
10 wipe their eyes upon their coat-tails.
The states that support Mr.. Van Buren,, sup
port hun with Il tervor altogether unparalleled
ed, says The New York STANDARD i a'n mo-
march Of all survey SAID u ieilew vino was
stune-bliud.
a Sgn.-The New York democratic press
SAYS nat nearly all tie custom house stIpen-
durIes in the city are struggling with all their
might to get nominated Tor county Offices.
At the great Syracuse convention one ban
ner bore the following inscriptions:
For President. WILLIAM ii. HARRISON,
For Vice Pres dent JOHN TYLER.
For K ;nJernuJk, MAXIM VAN BUREN.
Three more letters of Mr.. Van Buren, APP
pear in tae Advertiser OF yesterday. Wis Il.
but me for tue man to be silent. His words
sound like voice from the chdrch-yard.
Senator Wright in his speech at New York
upon the history OF the sub treasury bills pas
rag :. had occasion to allude To the taking Ui
the na,n question. At the utterance OF the
phrase, general shout weut up from all The
wings in tue crowd. 'llurrth Tor the Min
que. toni ecLocd from every part otrne as-
aSselI0lage.
When such states as Maine turn against
Van Buren,. where can he nv to hide himself
from the burning eyes OF an outraged people
Wouldn't he ike To rent the Mammoth cave,
and escape xix mics under ground Or would
he lie satisfied To cut his threat and escape un-
der ground six feet.
The cry # despair.--The Tennessee Senti-
mel, all liLreu organ, says:
'''fhe fact is not to be disguised, that the
demo, rlt,c (ocu) party is but the shadow ol
what 1t was even one year ago. Many of oar
strong holds have lately SURRENDERED tn the
emy and wher. the Harrison mania will stop
God knows better tuan We do"
The loco fuco papers are beginning to find
at list that wnen they abuse the aCaigs they
abuse the PeoPie.
Issac Hill, who keeps Van Buren's empty
strong box at Boston, has resolved not to move
HIS family to that city null after the .Norem.
ter election.
Maine. after waiting several years for the
administration to settle Ia r boundary question,
has settled the question Of its boundary.
The loco foco papers quote Mr.. Erittenden's
toast ut Nashville and GIverS other toasts to
prove tnAt the wings contemplate resort To
turce. We ass ure tnem that the wings can
not, at present, see the slg htest necessity in
the world i"r any thing OF mat sort.
There is weapon surer vet
And better than tue hayunet-
| A weapon that comes own S still
As SHOW fl likes up the 500,
Yet executes the t eeman's will
A. H. ntnng does tie will of God!
And from its power nor bolts nor locks
Can shield y"u!-'Fis the ballot bux!'
in Cincinnati. At the latest dates, flags were
flying lr IN tine tops Ut wing houses all over the
city. the Queen ciiy,vir~ ed from distance,
looked like Il mrgLiy tquldron of two thou
sand ships with their eUIors all streaming in
the heavens.
Never have we seen ary thing so thoroughly
aroused as the democracy are ut the present
tlme.-Giobe.
Probably you never saw a basket Of cells with
a shovel vi live emberS thrown over them.--
Lou. j urHat.
Amos and his progeny. We hind lie follow
ing 'paipahle hut in the Rochester Democrat
When the wing guns at dead , night,
Had wak't the b lbes in sad alright,
Amos, with sharp look and piercing eye
Says, Hush II dears. lie still, don't cry.
The Heaven Duin' then resumes his quill
The BABES rest Iot-but he LIES STILL
Almost every person that went into Office
, three years ago have failed .--.Nat. GIx.
Martin Van Buren's case is q striking in
! stance OF the truth Of the remark.-Lou. Jour
: Every speech that General Harrison make:
enrAges the pensioned corps. He will no d"llb,
make one on the 4ih of March next, that viii
rendrr them perfect. furious.
: The ladies' of this country are so thorough,
wing, that they co not endure the bare men
ton of loco ioco matches.
An incident occurred Mt the town election il
Hal'ou eli, which is worthy note. A loco to
t co who has figured in the Brandon bank trans
t nc, ions in Mississippi, but who now resides i.
n TINT town, came up to the polls with negr,
: man, whom he had brought with him from
:. Mississippi. and attempted 20 get in his vote
n for the Van Buren, governor. lie did mt pre-
: tend that he had enlancipated his slave. bu
5 C Intended that in this state he beclme fre'
T by heing brought here by his master. Til
;: selecimen rather hesitated to admit the yot
o ofthe slave, and the idea of ireemen being 20
II TED down by slaves create so much eXcitemen