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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05
Questions and Answers.

The Natchez Courier asks "a few plain
questions as follows, which we take the
liberty of answering.
ssOught an administration to have persuad-
ed the people to destroy National bauk BY
promising "a better currency,' and then fur
nish none at oil.
Yes, because ''all who trade on borrowed
capital ought to break"
..Ought they to have experimental BY
substituting State banks Tor National bank,
and then turn upon the Stale banks q rend
Them TO pIeees!''
ceartainly,, because "BiddIe Is ID
rascal
fought Gen. Jackson to have Knocked the
people BY telling them that he LETT them
prosperous and happy, when the whole
country was notoriouaiy the theatre Of misery
and want!
Cearsainly he ought, if he thought proper
because he is the Great and Best
fought Martin Van buren, when com,
plants where hourly reaching him Ofthe IN
pa1alleled sufferings Of the people, to haV.
added insult TO injury BY telling them in lord
81 tone to stake care Of themselves!' an
ought The people 70 DO sO!"
Yes, because the people look 70 the Gov
! ernment for TOO much. And the peopl
fought not 10 take care IF thenselDss' nnles
they first decide that they are free.
..ought the friends Of Van Buren, 70 pro
! mtIeaIe the foul Islander thar Harrison Is .
abolitionist, when Van Buren, was opposed
i The admission Of new States into the Uniol
! unless they would abolish slavery, and IA
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"A STEVENS, Editor and Proprietor no.S
The Great political Falsehood.

The manner ii which the people Of this
country have been deceived and humbugged
in relation 10 tie great reformation IN cur
rency" which was commenced in this coun-
try Ia 1880, and has been continued up to
tile present time is il character and form
following. The article below il from the
Globe Of July. 1884. Here Is seen the pilh
and substance Of the whole great queesion
which has in ten years ruined this lively and
Hourishing country. But thanks ID the peo-
pie and the God Of the people, the phantom
has exploded and the real design Of the par
iizans Is naked to view.
seTHE GoLD CuRRENcT.--While every part Of
America rejoices--while every heart not enslaved
to the scrub-aristocracy Of the paper system
while every independent and patriotic citizen ex-
ults in the recovery and restoration q the long
lost gold currency--the West, and all Western c-
tizenp, have the deepest and greatest cause Tor
proud exultation and manly rejoicing al this pros
porous event. For, of all America, the West Is
the part needed most, and will profit most from the
circulation Of gold. Happily, they have but lew
banks in the west and therefore need gold to car
~ about to travel upon. Happily, again, the
greatest supply Of gold viii 60 to the west. The
emgranls moving to that great region will all car
~ gold in preference to either silver paper for
it's lighter than silver and safer Than paper. The
land officers will become rcceptacles and reser-
yoirs Of gold whence it will be distributed TO lhe
country through the government disbursements,
through the military, the surveying, and the Indian
departments; and wo to the officer who, having
received gold from the government, shall presume
or dare 10 offer paper to the soldiers or citizens.
Then great stream Of gold nil for up The 4issls-
sippt from Nssc Orleans, and dalse ite all orer e
great West. Nearly all the gold coinage OF the
new world will come to the United States; tor, all
the coinage Of the new governments of Mexico
and South America, being the coinage OF rebel
provinces, cannot 60 to old Spain, or any OF her
dependencies, and, therefore, will come to the
United States as its natural and best market.
This will fill the west with douhloons and half
ioes; and, in eight or nine months from this time
every substantial citizen will have a long silken
purse, Of fine open net work, through the interests
ces of which the yellow gold will shine and gilt
ter. Then travellers will be from the pestIlence
of ragged, filthy and counterfeit notes. Every
substantial man, and every substantial man, and
every substantial mans wife and daughter, will
travel upon gold The satellites of the bank alone,
to show their sergile subsection to their iege NOM
arch, will repine at the loss of papers,
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rison was beaten lor Congress ia Ohio, becaus,
in the preceding session, he had voted foy
their right to hold slaves and come into the
confederaeylD
Most assuredly they ought. because lying
shews that the freedom Of speech il exer-
cised.
s'0ught Van Buren,, who has never origins
atedone beneficial act or scheme forthe coun-
Try to be reelected PRESIDENT"
Yes, for who knows but what lie may ORR
glnate one yet before he dies.
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comingl comingg come

E
The Charleston Courier, the leading Van
buren, paper in South Carolina has at length
come out. Well we admire independence
and like to see candour and plain dealing.
The Courier discourses upon the signs Of
the times. on this wise.
t1'rhe omens of defeat to Mr.. Van Buren,, and
auguries of success TO Gen. Harrison are begin
ming to multiply. In Connecticut, the general
State elections have resulted ina complete victory
TO the Wings; they having reelected Gov Els
worth, by majority of about $500 votess lthe
Wing majority was but $500, last year, over John
NJ. Niles the late Administration United States
Senator Of that State, and having carried decisive
malorities in both branches of the legislature.
The election for officers at indianapolis, the
seat Of Government in Indiana, has resulted, for
the FIRST time, in favor Of the Wings. In Upton
county, Tennessee, where the Administration par
ty carried their Clerk and Sheriff, last year, by
202 majority, the Wings have carried the same
officers this year by exactly the same majority,
making their gain l04. In Maryland, Wing has
been elected TO the Legislature in Calvert county
where there was tie at the previous trial Wing
Senator in Caroline county, in place of Mr.. Boon,
deceased, the Wing ticket for District Commits
sioncrs in Howard District, by an average majority
of 100 votes, where parties were about even last
fall; and the entire Wing ticket for corporation
officers, in Annapolis, where the Administration
majority was % last fall.
< IAN ant-Van Buren, meeting of State Rights
men, was held in Milledgeville, Geo., on the It'll
ult, and resolutions adopted to support an electo-
raj ticket, for Harrison and Tyler, as President
aud Vice President ofthe United States.
stVeTily, the handwriting is on the wall-a1iA
not the Belshazzar Of the White House take warn
ing in time, abandon his financial sports, and use
all due and prudent precautions to avert this I'M
pending ruin-sce hope So"
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= large Tippeeanoe cInb.

An English traveller who recently return
ed rom this country in sketch Of bis travels
and observations says, thai the wing party /.
Or that party opposed to the administration,
has formed itselfinto 1'ippecanos Club for
she purpose Of defeating the reelection ot
The present president.
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FOR STATE SENATOR,
RICHARD ABBEY.
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stThe above is picture Of our free institutions
as illustrated inthe diierent branches Of business
forming the great connecting chain which binds
our Republic together. The .suNIoN OF THE STATES
-ssrHE TEMPLE or LIBERTy''-ssTHE CONSTITUTION
AND THE LAws,'-stTHE AMERICAN LAe''--THE HAM,
nBR, THE PLOUGH, and Tue woRKsHoF-are all sub
ectswbicIl form the glory & honor Of our country
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old virginia.

Old V1fg 1nIts
The mother Of Presideafs-the last hope 81
Yan Burenisul---don'f forget he cote IN The
old Dominion.
SENATE.
Wing, 16 Van Buren, 16
HOUSE OF DELEeArEs.
Wing, 70 Van Buren, 81
Wing majority on joint ballot, u.
That's doing the thing genteely. And
that's the way we expect 70 sec il done in
New-York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, North
Carolina, &c. Henceforth let Virginia be
taken out Of the ''doubguI" column and
rank in the 'ssOhig" list.
The reformation is now moving on glori-
ously. The spoilsmen are now down-the
people are in the ascendent- corruption is
at the Bar Of public justice-the people have
sufefed long enough, and they have deter
mined hereafter to enjoy their rights regard
less Of the interests ol the ofice-holders.
The present party win be out IF power as
soon as the forms Of law win admit Of il.
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0sAs STEVENS editors
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2 WOO Gil -.
Friday, June 5, 1s4O.

9sAs STEVENS EDITORS
Onion of the whigs--for the sake of the
UBiOn--WlsE.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES,
Gen. VWM. III. HARRISON.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER, Of Virginia.
Whig Electoral Ticket.
SERGEANT S. PRENTISS, OF Vicksburg,
THOMAS ]. WORD, of Pontotoc,
HENRY DICKERSON, of Lowndes,
T. JONES STEWARD. Of Amite
FOR STATE SENATOR,
RICHARD ABBEY.
Recommended by the Yazoo City 1ippeca-
noe Club, to the people Of Yazoo.
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Onion of the whigs..for the sake of the
TTniOn.--4YlsE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

The demsnd for goods generally continues fair. and
prices are more firm In articles of domestic
acture, end Of West India goods there is an
me market g firm and prices improving. Pots
are readily taken at 81 SIT and Pearls g. go
CONTRIBUTING the past week there has been an i'm
provement OF cent on all descriptions sales Of ali knd
Java 49, ''' ~ 80 '|"'S 'Vs'
Date. sSD DrtsThe sales Of the week have no, been
Saie: OF hgh strength Soda Ash ut Ole cts: %
casks bleaching powders % a06O lbs prime Ginseng AZ
80 cts 80 lbs Peppermint - 37 1000 lbs India Rnb1er
25cts tobaskets Para Annatto. a7l 40 cts sIl casL
Ombro Msdder, at II u cts 1000 lbs Refined Gambler
~ ~, both mos Veriigris, and Cream Tartar arc
scarce '"'s tic
Fsn-iu Cod and Mackercl the merket is very active
and the socks short Sales OF the former are made n ~,
a269l; No Mackerel at sII; No. q sII; No a ca '0
HKMtean Russia has adv anced SiS per ton sales ar,
~ 3d. Sisal lbs; Turkey lao.
Hors.-Nothing doing.
LtqvoRs.No change in prices Sales sciunetts pran4v
81 3d. 81 CroN Rum 80 "a; Molasscs Rum 20 a 90
FRuIr.-Bnnch Rasins are in moderate request sales
at 81 80 81 3Tl 100 half boxes do al Csc both mos
500 bags hard she'll Aim 9ns at ic cases Genoa ron
aSc both cash. Sicily Oranges and Lemons sold on Land,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

Cotton Trade.

The cotton has nearly reached its close. The
stocks in the markets very light and spec and
dealers calculating upon the probable the
crop about to be picked Up To the fore part Of August
the crop promised 20 yield nearly we'll that OF last
year. At that Of the year. the of the crop
depends very much upon the weather il continues
the plant reached its proper height generally about
four feet the low er bo those the ground blow
open under the influence of the sun, and picking then
commences If the weather proves wet the plant runs up
very high and very rapidly. Its great height shields the
lower hollis from the SUM- which aided by the wet rot and
fall of, without blowing open The plant at the same
time, In consequence OF running up, bears less fruit The
crops therefore seriously injured On this account a.
thentc accounts of the weather to De depended
upon in order to form correct estimate OF the Yield Now
IL undoued fact that in Tennessee South Alabama
and Georgia the weather has been extremely ct the
injury sustained great IN other sections the weather has
been less unproPous Taking all things into consdera
ton, and collecting Information from all sections led
to believe that the CROP will be from 100000
than last year The crop past year has been fol-
l.us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
PACKETS TO DEPAKT
Cleared.

Cleared.
Mary Frances, johnson, Aler ,ud,is. DC. Atl;o. a. r.
star Brown, Sscm. w SOcum; Westminster D,,o.
i"gt, N, NC; Rochester. Wise, Bait more; Augrrn
ore ans johnson Low len; Roar Coming VI ~
mat " Corn NIX Sous Jones, Brown, B,rs aud IL,
~ Hoop n Hale yon Hndick ia q more; New Jersey N go
nrien ia Demill, Armsdllo Benes, T. Antx,rs IN ~
sehmiats non Coi ambrdse, Bnrsey. Liverpool q n Ma
All Prtsi'.ni ts) Fare do wsdsworth su,;tb f,
Fell, HaNre, Boy n HiucLen. ''"' N''c~-
Arrived.
snip Jehn Gossler Davis from .hampoa priI i,b "a
AMI Macao 20 h. W N teas, &c 10 >icuhl '' wv"
ship r.cums,h dam ~ days from Liverpool with MD
sop nsnhi Norton, 40 Jays from Liverpool with .z IN
Big Noes Lovelsnd, days from Char es,on. with eo,,on
Nc 10 q bulkey. ' WIN eo''oh'
Brig sIpA, Brown, q, days from Pieiou with coal &c to
Brig Mary Aver prsnholm Is days from Masnzas with
2s hnds moasses, to De Ieyser Whtnarsh In s,,gs
N'polcon Patton, Ws-hp Robin on dss.
Thomas Boston, Ids; Rupert, Rankin, lde: bulab so.
from Bangor, d. VI schrs tie ., Curtis Bostou. d
Dutch schr Washington. III " ftOm ursco, with
lcgwood, &c 70 Graves Go Left schr - asop for n
YORK. unc only Am Aug 18th, Ion TIA spoke brig
Lucy Ann, from Bsl ,imore fr Jausic -
sr sshr oe Tor YI'ys :, days from Turks Island 1900
shr en- acoa " days firm Curaeoi with skins sc toJ
sr.r ceops,rss Barge. Baker from Washington, NC With
sshr Shaver. - from Newbern, NC, with naval stores. 10
sfhr resrer, Gresniav, from PASSPORT with platter 10
Berow.
Two ships, one bsrh, tao trss,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
NONEY MARKET.
Monday, August JI--G y. NJ.

The sales of bills to by this packet have not been
large the ruling rate has been 8, per premium
~ II 81 IS the sterling; France 5 M IS 49,
Holland, Ssi Hamburg, 35s Bremen, IL. The United
States Bank is shipper Of coin by this acket to
The specie is the proceeds OF their heavy
purchases Of bills this city which have csnsed the de-
precation in Philadelphia bills Their purchases have
ceased to-day and Philadelphia money has rallied little
The baak has been buying specie in all quarters The
Philadelphia Enquirer states that about two hundred
thousand dollars in specie arrived Saturday afternoon
from the This is part ofh. transmitted TO-
day TO Europe.
The Stock Market is heavy, and prices nave fallen Off
U. bank, Ter cent; North American Trust and Bank
1; Delaware and Hudson, per cent.
In state stocks there has been doing recently
prices evidently improving under demand for actual
Investment The following is table of Of the most
recent transactions.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01
GENERAL Rae0ESl.


9sAorsA brig on Connsnieut island: OF New Harbor,
Friday nght she supposed 10 be Providence ye
my 60 The steiner Management stopped but oud The
could render
LGvah "A brig Of 40 tons called the Norman launch
Ell North Yarmouth 27th nst She BE- commanded ny
Capt Darius Pratt.
2l5 bills sperm oil, July "a, lat 3 a. s. Ion w.
Finance of Peade pima, La % So ~ 65 IL w Aug
Aug 49, lat IS AZ NJ Ion ~ s w, brig painted
ports, showing a white sisaal with red d in it,
WhaleBnen.
Alexanier Msnss Of Hudson, with bbs OIL spo-
ken Aprl IL, no La, *. given.
United states Ports.
BANGOR, Aug 26- RI Spartun. N Ok; Clinton, do
PoRTLANp, Aug 2s-arr Mary Caroiine Norfolk; Abigail
Baltimore.
rHLApE rmA Aug 3i-arr Eliot Bosieni Berj yranklin
do Eta, do Pa do, Si'a, de-; Flower, 1T TIE
Lew s Fa River; lysnhee Newburypprt Edward ta,ais
Excel Harfrd ohn Jay Proyd GIelis, Prospect, Me
Morning Boston; Planet Baths siam, Belfast Bruus, Fast
port FulGrqm, salem; ED Oak, Boson Wesco' dos Ran
ger, do; Orb Wilson, NYo,k.
BALTtMOEE, Aug 2O-ar Millicfnt, Cole, Nfark.
ALEx,SpEIs, DO, Aug 2s-sld A,niit trite. NY.fk.
FRtDERICKs G, Aug 27-arr Eclipse, NYork
RcHMoNp, Aug assd MaAche ter, Nioik; cid Aurelius
Crowei, Liverpool.
NosoolK Aug Mary, Tref, than Prsyi encei low
Dasky Ivy Dorche,ter. Al awes Psint ncy, for New
Y rk Edw Kent for Boston, r Alexandra. The Pa estDs
fr Richmond for ork ed ramp' Roads Tins
morning here and 40 sail Of vessels ia Hamp
Ro tds Seawes Point, tanned By EN- The
Bazaar IS her way down James River.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

DRy GOODs-This present Monday, August "A 1, E,0.
~ VA<NS extensive establishment Nil be ready
the Fail Business with renewed TIE indrs
try he porseverug rcnos the strict adhss the pru.
with results hgby satisiacior Hence for
each Gle vii be smaller than
being we'll esahi shed i
prove msc bette compensation than $1,000 dollars
he psbl will lily discover the object Of the propreto
iurress Il custom!i =!
The follow ing goods highly desirable the present sea
and purchases lily being made complete add
fDrrn The best ass0rttn ut h. the city.
splendid Of reb London printed Calieoes beau
tifu goods. s c and color, superior Ia IA rke
bi grosnd warranted
co 'ors. IL. sd per yard -
nsrs Of Pou ds Sole, light aad dak
SO ros De Afpue; eolors brown ashes Of
roses drsb. stone and mode col1rs.
eh blue aud je, bl ok Silks, efderent textures a. 3D. to
per yard.
700 ,se,s .rrirse Dover Bristol and Eail River rr t.
II "a cd, I'd. TOD and fIer yard.
eases Irish Lacns icr texture. manufactured
3ressiy rrsuly culsriy nded 10
CO mers Long Lawns D,spers. Hucsabucks, shirtngs.
T;cLs whit. AID orcd Damssk Table Covers, &c &c.
"a ;e~.. EnqI,-h Mesino, escorted Tors
chen a chesp nsish 1hrt4d Lace lace goods of
every d-J cr ptis n, Hosc, Gloves. Nc. .
10 b.lss superior Fiaa ella Dom stc Sail bsry. English
Welsh Ciolhs v,siiFE, saa.t Ne;
, (. Brew a. s''''"s'' d '''yfd'
70 de ,..ed Long Cloths, a. u bJ. ,si ,oy,
~ N'ls Long Cloths ls per ysrj :" P' '"a'
The s,,, ., IS Of 81, ages country mecss mlin.rs
so tmeu, now =, tbs tsSii-hs 1t ONE PhILE INvA.
RIABLY ASKED, en- no deviation wei
NANN's wholesale aud etail cAsu h Goods Store,
81 ST 2et Grand ST. between Allen and Oro'~ard SITS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-01

These prices low they viii probably go for the
present But in a short time the crop will begin 10
freely and then material decline viii I'M
doubedy take place, unless demand springs up from
some quarter yet unknown
The in in this country, in consequence
OF the immense production in the last two years and the IL
nancal state of the country is assuming entirely po
son High low prices depend OF course, upon circum-
stances, and it will be mouth yet ere it Is known which
will rule In anticipation OF events viii be interesting
ascertain the condition OF the American markets. and
the extent of the growth this year.
The prices in the principal marts in the above
table They have been gov erned by the laws OF demand
and supply The former foreign account, has been,
till lately good but has almost entirely ceas-
ed Supplies this year have been much larger than in
1892 taking the great production of that year into
sderaon they cannot be called large They would have
from the banks that they did in 1886 and 81 This, with
the increased shipments abroad has prevented large
emulation of breadstus in the markets How long the
stocks will remain small uncertain but 1t is clear that
the farmers must soon push forw ard their product.
The extent of the crops in America have now been
pretty accurately asceraned In the United States they
have been super-abundant-in Upper Canada above an
average, and in Lower Canada about average In the
United States the has been in the aggregate
twelve per cent Last year we gave the growth IN the
country follows:
ESTIMATED PRODUCTION IN 1882
Bushels. Bushels.
EE g: s $4,000 G o ' $4,000 S sSs
To show the increase this year and asst add the
ceipts Of Flour in barrels two principal points These
two markets wide apart and criterion for other
concerned Upon these, therefore, shall make another
estimate.
Markets. From 1873. 1870
New Orleans, Oct. to Aug. is, AL
| Cleyels nd April TO Aug o., 24Q7ss 4ssOT7
From the above and other data which have in our
possession enabled to estimate with much
| cy the production this year.
| EsrrArEp PRoDucrIoss 1910.
Bushels. Bushes.
Wheat, $50 700 900 Corn. l4o 900
| Rye, 1900 TOO OATS IS 100000
Such has been the growth this year. 1t is here
that shall have immense surplus for expectation.
fthere should be demand from Europe, prices will
reach very low pontperhsps lower than ever before
known We therefore look an xiousy towards Europe.