The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12
Eloauence.


delivered before the Wing central committee
OF Maryland BY Judge Harrison is what we
call eloquence Ii touches the subject to the
lite and paints in character, Read it.
The day of deiiverance is approaching.
The day Of our travail is come: the day when
we may all rejoice, that the Old Petticoat
Granny, VIII n Henry Harrison is at hand.
we do therefore hail him as our detiUereT
we are not ashamed in our agony and dismay,
to CRY out for his help; yes the old petticoat
General, William FL. Harrison, comes to our
rescue. He comes; the coWtrl! who IN every
battle was victorious; the cotUGrd who never
burned his back upon the enemy of his coun-
ltry;the coward! who in every conflict from
Tippecanoe to the Thames, was seen "Wlth
This beaver up" 10 course along the lines,
ssscattering his ightenings around; and
whilst in the hottest Of the fight and in every
post of danger the fire of his eye cleaned
! like sword, and his own peculiar voice
was heard ringing in the ears OF every sol
ldier. those memorable words, 'sstand to
your guns boys, never surrender till not a
foe was left upon the field. lis he We claim
as our deliYerer. We look to him; yes to
him. w. II. Harrison, TO restore the perish
ed credit and fill the exhausted and piIlaged
lcofFers Of the country. We look TO him, IN
/ H. Harrison. who retired nom Office poor
land in debt, whilst he replenished and fill
led the national treasury with millions OF
fdolars, not of which, ever stuck in his palm
lin passing through his hands. It is to him
William iIenry Harrison, we turn, who was
the adviser, the friend, the father 70 eve
lrv poor emigrant, who settled beyond the
mountains; who was always ready TO take by
the hand, the poor est settler OF The meanesi
Hog cabin in the wilderness; il is to him thai
I'VE look once more for peace and plenty tol
private and national prosperity, for restora.
ltion OF all the privileges and blessings otfree.
linen; in a word we look to Him, under 4
blessings of providence, for the great eoMsu.
nation of pubic and priUate faith. lis q
lsuch deliver we look, to ssour old tried hard
lcider, log cabin, Tippecanoe. Not TO sucl
la deliVerer as the Emperor Alexander o.
Russia, he the deliverer who delivered
Kings, EmperoIs, and whole continent o.
FORMATIONS into the hands Of the holy Alliance
lbut we seek to be delivered from alliance
THAN which none was ever more unh0ty
land from under the pressure Of Whlchs nc
lneople OF the United STATE s; 'ts TO such a de-
Ii erer We look. And ii in as m0ngrel a pack
as ii as ever Uttered in a kennel. there bt
not included in the deliverance, q pair o
Enotoble twins engendeted In The cabinet o
1.-The kitchen, then III the language Of tht
lfacetioas old knight, s'there Is no skill Il
lsd & ry.
Lut let US no longer linger with the past,
for lie time has come, % give thanks and
|lTeloice. Those upon the look outs IRE pro,
lcIainIing joyful tydings from all around us
+ /. and Is once NOE III sight, and perils at an
end. Too long have we Been II sea, with.
lout chart 81 compass, tossed about BIZ eve.
lrv wind 81 Doctrine, but che great swell o
public opinion e Tesetiingi the under Tow
lsweeDiIe along with il, the turbid feculence,
taat polluted fhe land, We trusts ~ be, fol
ever Sin the dark ocean Of oblivion BURR.
ed 1.-The rain bow Of promise i again 70 pc
lseen; dissenpered elenea IS ere every where,
aispersing. and the Prov of our lark once
more points. 10 haven q safety.
READ THIS ElEeAaST ExTRAcT.
He had heard such complaints
lbefore that i was sortof political mono.
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