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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

GEN. HARRISON AN ABOLITIoyTsT.
The locos insist upon this-and
we admit that the General will be
an abolitionist Of the first water AZ.
ter the 4th of March next
lie will abolish all sinecuros
He will abolish all extravaganza
IN the public expenditures.
lie will abolish all bankcring for
Kingly power.
lie viii abolish all effort, on the
part Of Office holders, to make a
king ofthe President.
He will abolish this thing Of a
specie currency for the Office hoI-
ders and paper currency for the
people.
He will abolish all attempts to
raise a standing army in time Of
peace.
He will abolish the Florida war
and blood hounds.
He will abolish all tyranny and
oppression upon the people.
He will abolish the efforts max
ing to reduce the wages ofthepoor
man, and to make the rich richer
and the poor poorer.
He will abolish loco focoism.
He will, in fine, be most thor
ough going abOitionist-such a
one as he was last war when he
abolished and demolished British
and Indians wherever they showed
their faces.
Now Messrs. Office holders. how
do you like Gen. Harrison's aboI-
tionism?
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

manufacture bich, ID or country.
from the expa of paper cuf uoy, would
cost one huno 0llGrs. W1 isif Do.
sequence9 Ih oreipn Ffe al b.
man manufacture imports cl. INTO
our country, al rs Il Cor ndd dol
lars Does mol Ty person peIc g ihat
the redundancy u our currency d 10
a premium Of one hundfed PET CO ca
vol Of The foroiqn mannfaciuIo
"Reduce ournominal 10 The real standard
Of prices throughout the world. and YOU
cover the country with blessing md bene-
fits.''- Buckenan's Speech the Sub
Treasury, FEB. %.
Articles are manufactured ID France and
Germany for one-half DC the 81 Tie cost in
this country. III.
III was but The other day that / saw an
extract from an English paper, which stated
that whilst the cutlery manufactured n
Germany, was equal ID quality with he
British, i was 90 reduced. in price that tie
latter would have 70 abandon The manufac.
ture altogether I'D.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

JAMES WALKER.
Messfe. IIrR, KrInn, AUSTIN, q olher
HISTORY IS. TORY SLANG.
1910 ~ 1910

il Brackenridge's II istory Of the late war
written ID 1916, win Be found the following
paragraph --ffom which the beardless s.boys, I
both fat and lean, that are endeavoring ii
1910 TO prove that General HARRISON Is ano
general, may derive all the comfort It az.
fords.
ITO the North West, our military affairs
were conducted on a systematic plan, and
under commander who was completely
successful in what he undertook. In the
South the waTwas also coniided 10 a single
individual, who was found abundantly com
petent to the duties assigned him--7AR-
.RISON aud JACKSON, therefore, are the
only persons who can be said to have con-
Quoted an entire plan Of operation to sue
cessiul issue, and their names are decidedly
the most conspicuous II The history Of The
late. war. '' 3rackenridg gels History Of tAe
late Var. page 5.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
OUR EXTRA.

The cause of the people is onward and 50
are we. The continual triumphs of the peo-
pie inspire US 10 zeal and activity. "A week
ly paper cannot record the victories Of the
wings even in the State elections. almost
every mail and every steamboat comes trum-
pet-tongued, swelling the huzzas of triumph.
One victor, is scarcely recorded until another
is sounding upon our ears, the sound does
not die away in the distance until new
shout is heard almost rending the skies in its
extacy.
We must publish an EXTRA. We wish to
keep the people gladened By The latest news.
The Extra Wing may therefore be. expected
on every Wednesday until the election.
This win enable as to put our readers in
possession Of every important fact which
may transpire, touching that important events;
and we call upon the Tippecanoe Clubs Of
this county, and the wings generally, to give
US their support in carrying out this mea-
sure; the expense win be considerable as we
intend to strike of al extra number Of the
Extra-Whig, and all we desire is to defray
the actual expense. We have laboured hard
and long in the good cause, and do not in
tend to relax our exertions now, when our
am and object is so nearly achieved. Then
wings, furnish US only with paper for cart
ridges, and We win bring our reserve to
bear on the enemy, and we pledge you he
shall be routed.
We will try to keep up With the latest
news, and gather for our readers such infor-
nation as may be relied upon. And il. il
every publication We do not give q wing
victory, We win at least give some sound
wing doctrine. such as We hope may tend 10
cheer our own citizens on 70 triumph.
Every State election, since the nomination.
has been wing victory. We have not, il
is true, carried every State but taoss which
We have not were the strongest Van Buren,
States, and The spoilers have retained them
oy q bare preponderance.
.and where IS Mississippi Shall our own
State be lefi tagging behind numbered with
NO or three others which may ssill BE- seen
linging TO Van Burenisml Forbid i Patriots
smi Or, what is perhaps more probable
haIl We be seen s. he election, and hear ]
le rsproach. through 81 iims. Of being she
lIy State tifnging % Gle wrecked Ind ruin. Z
/ fortunes Of little Kindelhooh Citizens =
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

The following is an extract from speech de-
livered BY Senator Tappan, Van Buren, man, ii
Congress, and contains the true sentiments Of the
party on the Sub-Treasury subject
Sc The price Of Iabour Is entirely TOO high.
The LABoRER IN THIS COUNTRY CAN AFFORD TO
WORK FOR eleUen pence q day, AND THE
HARD MONEY SYSTEM WILL ERING
DOWN WAGES TO THAT SUM. Wheat
WILL ALSO CONE DOWN to sixteen cents 6usheE
AND EVERY THING ELSE IN PROPOR-
TI0N. TINS Is THE BEST TARIFF WE CAN
HAVE, AND THE ONLY ONE THAT CAN ENABLE
THE HzrspKzEsEunEt 41IySS-
LANDS THE SUB-TREASURY WILL EF-
Feet BOTH THOSE 0BJEcTS.-IT WILL
PUT DOWN THE RANKS, AND BRING WAGES AND
EVERY THING ELSE DOWN.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
GoYernor RnnneIa-

This gentleman visited our city . few DAYS
since On business. At Benton he was pre-
vailed upon to address the people. .aftsr
the Wing Convention At Jackson, We III.
derstand Che Governor IS going through The
Northern and Eastern portions Of the State.
on political tour. He will tell The people ia
very plain terms the story Of this new fan
gled democratic party. The governor was
too honest for Van Burenism. They lost :
host when they lost him.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
Zen Thousand Thunders!
TIE MOUNTAINS HAVE BROKELo0sT

MAINE HAS BROKE 4HE SHAcKLEsal
sNuine has Come-.llaine has Comen
055s5 yVhfg NEa5orfty!!! 90
Fire out Of tie eig.ht en6ers nsof Congress- &
q large nojorng II 5olh 6ranckes of the
Legislafnre,n
Where's Chapmans Oh, whore Is Chap
mana Crow, CHAPMAN Crow.
a tremendous earthquake has passed
over the State of Maine, utterly demolishing
every thing Van Burenish ID lis course
And horrid-oh, horrid to relate, nothing Is
left but whiggery, whiggery
Get out Of the way here you Kentucky,
Indiana, North Corolina and Rhode Island
with your little maiorities ST ten and twenty.
thousand, and let old Maine stand forth and
speak.
We gave Van Standing Army majority
of ETeHrEEN THOUSAND AND FIFrY-rwo vorrs
in 1886, but we repented Of the evil deed.
We made daring efforts against the life Of
Van Burenism in 1910, and We show him il
the North-he lies cold and quiverinp II the
foot Of the mountains. 2
Well done, thou young champion.-Wel-
come, welcome into the ranks Of the free.
Take the right Of that chivolric band, and
live forever under that banner. as long as
thy tall pines shall waive TO thy snow clad
mountains, and the rivers Of The north shah
rest upon thy .amazon bosom, 50 long shall
thy name be known in the hnzzas Of Triumph,
and thy patriotism shall be seen and revered
as the beacon-light Of the brave.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
WILLIAM Her
JACOB KEEL
UEL AUSTIN.
land g Others, citizens Wilkinson Ca.

Gentleman have received Vonr leifeY
ol the present date il relation 10 an article
in the hlIssIssl ppian 81 The 9TH inst, ID which
- - stated, that theg are authorized to state
that / viii vote for Ir. Van Bnren ii No
Fsnabek.--l have % eag hal the article Ie.
Tered ios was published without any author
US from me- end thai iho Editor 81 the Mis-
slsslppian has been misled 30 doubt, unin-
tentlonallg.
4 3 true that have been il favor Of tie
present administration, and have ever been,
ana Sill am in favor Of the principles npon
which General Jackson went into Office hnt
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

Vermont il just heard from. md tie NGfeon
Mountain boyss have removed hef from amonesi
the ao !.l 81 loaat II 10000 majority for Cover.
nor and Lieutenant Governor il my sign.
Shortly re shall hear from Georgia, Maryland
South Carolina, Pennsylvania and Ohio, and 50
confident are wo of successin each and every one
ol those slates thai even 70 doubt would be doing
them great injustice. No, they win Be found
standing 81 the side Of the Constitution and The
Laws and proeiaiming through the ballot box, 70
the minions il power, and the whole world thai
they can and will take care Of themselves
Let but Mississippi, make the same proclama-
ton, and We will
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

There will be public meetings il thia city every
Saturday, until tho Presidential election Free
discussion Cor oil classes 81 politicians we hope
our Benton friends, Of both parties, viii favor rs
with their presence, and particularly desire,
II the name Of the cilizens Of this vicinity, that
the people Of al parties viii be here.
The speaking is expected to commence At 10
% o'clock IN the morning.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
Judge walker 81 WiIIlfnson.


We refer the reader 10 correspondence
between this talented and influential gentle
man and some ofhis fellow citizens on the
subject Of his political opinions. we have
the most ample and positive testimony Oh
this subject besides this letter but We prefer
introducing the Judge himself. MOI only
rs he 4 wing, an opposer Of nj. Van Buren,.
but he was made SO in the last few months
by the corruption and profigacy Of his party.
lie was found like Runnells, and many
Others, too honest and TOO far South for he
late acts Of Mr.. Van Buren,. IL the editor
of The Mississippian were TO see Judge Wall
ker, as he no doubt will, By the side Of his
friend and neighbour Stewart Of Amite can
wasting The State for Harrison, he would
think he was wing.
WooDvILLE, Sept. Ia, 1910.
Hon. James Walker
Dean SIR-We beg leave respectable Is
call your attention 10 al article fl the Mis-
slssippian, Of the 4th instant, 10 the follow
ing purport:
he wing papers AZ tie north and east
are claiming the Hon. DANIEL N. WnrenT.
formerly of the High Courl of Errors and
Appeals, and JUDeE jams WALK1ls, Of VII
klnsofl county, as having changed ID favor of
harrison.
I'VE are authorized to state that both of
these gentlemen, altho' 10 warm 81 bitter
paFtlzans, are still il favor 81 the lection
q Van Buren,, and will vote for him ia No
1ember. Most the wing changes, So much
saunted - the eWspapers, are Of similar
with The above Federalism Is
getting to low ebb.
Please favor us with an expression 81 vour
sentiments on this subject, aud inform d IL !,
he editor Of The Mississippian had Yonr Az
holily fof tie publication, and 0blige
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
ToeIng the n1arll.

The Shoemakers Of Lynn, Mass, have
made big shoe big enough tccarry TWEEN
ty-iour men. Il i intended to Be used IS /
conveyance Tor some of the wing delegates
so Che Bunker Hill Convention.
What will the unbounded enthusiasm. n
the times do nexl9
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
The sub Treasufv

Il -
ls curious thing, according TO the char
aeter giVenofit by its friends. Itisrepeated-
lys over and often. stated in the Van Buren,
prints, that from the beginning il was intended
and now is well calculated to be mere de-
pcsitory ofthe public funds -thatitis merely
intended for the benefit Of the public treasury
and has no more 70 do with the subject 81
general currency. commerce or the business
of the country, than with its ecclesiastical reg
qlations. This is repeatedly stated Ia alt, Or
Almost all, the Treasury prints ii the
Union. And on the other hand, it is as often
and as confidently asserted in is same pa
pers, that It is . great measure Of deliverance
for the people from all the pecuniary embar-
EASEMENTS aud difficulties under which the
American people now suffer. They declare
most Justly that it viii revive commerce.
furpish the country with sound and con-
venient currency greatly benefit the labour-
ing class ESQ that they can obtain .seight pence
q day'') and reinstate all the circumstances
Of prosperity which the country enjoyed
ten years ago.
Indeed This sub-Treasury is 4 very Curl.
Gus hing
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
HoW sTANDs LIE AcCoUNT.

During the spring and summer
elections have taken place in five
states, and the results have been
sufficiently decisive, to show CON
elusive the presidential vote of
those states. How stands the ac-
count?
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

s. The President finds NOTHING IL ne pro-
ceediags Of the case Of Lief. Hooe, sOkich re-
quires his Interference. IN. VAN BUREN,
(Two negro men, servants of the prose-
cutor, were witnesses on the trial.)
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

II
lsnbject 70 as many constructions and mis-.
constructions as the Christians Bible.
Globe.
That limos Kendall should make the above
general thrust u Tie Christian religion, We
are not surprised. For We have always I'M
derstood him 70 be base, unprincipled, pro-
Ifigase and blasphemer Of The very first order.
But that this sIanderous insult, such as The
above specimen, of very large majority,
nay, nearly The whole Of the people Of this
nation, should Be owned and sanctioned BY
the administration Of The same nation, Is
matter Of some surprise.
Is would be matter Of profound astonish-
Iment If some Of the infamous blasphemers
of God and his works. IN the pay Of the party /,
had not previously published to the scorn and
cSntempt Of az virtuous citizens, that the
principles Of the party which proclaims
.'So.0n s0ith he Banks'' IS but the forerun-
ner Of declaration no less bold and firm,
sEoaen aoth Tie Church'sg
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
Sc Z Err q INCIDFNTs

VI q yerg interesting character, which we
had intended % notice 10 this article, must
await another day
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

0S.57- The joyful news keeps flowing IS upoD s..
and our heart Oils with grsatude Is those chan
P'ons Ct the cause, who. sacriteing their sne ana
comforts. and trayefsing tie States, using 81 ~
energies Of Their mind % enlighten the bsopls
AZ she eontestdraws near. the prospect briubtepa.
eng every heari beats high viii hope.
FIRST came Louisiana, speaking ii 4 voice 8
saahaer thaf could nok be misnndeFstood. then
Alabama, then Kentucky and Maine. Cod blsss
her appears 70 have caught she Spirit shat er;s.s
g zee other extremes Of the contins II. ana 49,
mingled her voice win Louisiana a lis cheer
ing shout
IS come comesp
sa they % come. rid ouf opponsnis esses
trembling md disnayea, ready IS ~ 81 s. If
the dispaiI of Maekbeth
Blow wind come. ufsck
S. ssast Vel aie win harness Oh our back j,
5at ~e sat e onk opponents. i viii moi ao-in
November We will meet you
beard Is beard
And beat them backward home-o
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

the suD.1TeasurY Law must Be Repealed.
Let this be the watch-word of the wings 81 the
approaching election let the people recoilect that
this damnable measure Is now on the Statute
Books Of the American Union, and that il was
forced uponthem By the desingsof an arch dema-
gogue and intriguer, this alone win nerve their
arms and inspire their hearts to carry the. elec-
ton. The Sa,b-1Feasag Lar nslss Be repealeds-
we can have no prosperity until II IS.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

We are Of the LoG CABIN par
III Not that we would use this
phrase ia all unworthy sense, OF
70 Indicate an idea not sanctioned
by our actual modes oflife, ia those
parts Of the country long settled.
But we mean by ii that We re.the
defendants of men who yindicate
By the sword the great principles
we have received from Them and
winch we ore determined 70 main
tam; and that these men, our an-
csssoTs once lived q Log Cabins.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
The Prospecf.

To throw the eye upon the result Of the State
Elections which have taken place since the nomf
nation Of General Harrison as the wing candidate
10A tns PIssiSssssy cllesIlIg ludgeds can
suppress the rising huzza when they see the res
Ponse made BIZ the States 81 Rhode Island, Con-
necticut, Virginia, Louisiana, Indiana, Kentucky,
North Carolina and Vermont, 10 Tie call for Re
forms and now signal rocket CLEANS in the far
east, to tellus Maine, patriotic Maine has thrown
Of hen shackles and i now il the wing ranks,
battling for the Constitution and a reform of The
present corrupt administration. These events tell
US N terms too plain to Be misunderstood, and
too grateful 70 doubt, that the day Of our dciiv-
erance is at hand
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
Harrison. ". BuF In.
40

Now Il must be remembered that
Connecticut Rhode Island, Virgin
Ia, and Louisiana, alIvoted for Van
Buren N 1886, and consequently
there are already 40 electoral votes
taken rom the Van Burenside and
set down to Harrison's; enough
with the votes given to Harrison,
Webster, and White, to make a
m jority Of the whole. How do
the gentlemen Locos like the looks
ef the account. 1t has one great
merit in tit is taken exactly from
The ballet box Gin. ClsrOn.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
GOVERNOR aIETgAT.FF

Presided over The Convention, aud was
speaking ln his peculiar and forcible man
mel, when, q half past o'clock, We left the
ground.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

Union Of the whigs--for the sake 81 the
UniOn.--WIsE.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
applaud TO the very echo,
Ihat should applaud again.
Apostacy and BlasphemY 40 the head 81
the van BuFen Party.

The documents to which you refer are
subject e as many constructions and mis-
constructions Is Tie Christians Bible.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

MAINE.-Our latest information from
Maine s through gentlemen Of this city
derived from private letter and leaves
no doubt that the following IS the result.
kent's majority for Governor5s5 Congress
FIVE wings two V B. men and large ma
Jority inboth Houses Of the Legislature.
Cam N the popular vote lS,637!!!
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

Shall it be said that a manofknowI-
dge The statesman, and the tuere-
publican IS thrown aside for one
ID the cOnlnOn s0alkS of kfe.
Y 3. paper
Oh Of course not. How can any
man be so Unreasonable us to desire.
that q farmer, the tenant Of a log
cabin, q man az ne mere common
soallss Of Ii" should be preferred 10
9 gentleman, who sports a splendid
eats from golden dishes.
and boasts Of having shaken hands
with Kings Louisville Journal
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
YAZOO CITY.
Friday. October ., Is4O.

D. a. aTEWsM8g EDITORS
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
ssGreatIy confused and diffcnlt Is under.
stand,

49,
The returns Of the Western States are
greatly confused and difficult 70 under.
stand Globe.
Oh, not Ct Ell, Amos, moi 3 all diiiculs 10
understand. TOIerabIy plain cases, most 81
them. Kentucky seems TO have whig ma
jority Of about "a 600. That's MOI very slf,.
Jfculf r. aadesstand. The reiurns from Indi-
ana may be tolerably difficult Is digea. but
not 30 much 80 70 understand Most men IF
your talents can understand what is meant by
Z wing majority Of 10000. la Illinois ana
Missouri the returas exhibit reduction 81
the loco-ioco proportion Of I'll the votes such
As most men Gun understand.
Are there not also. Mr. 4nos, few things
..iificnlt 10 nndeEs land Is Louisiana, .ala-
bama. Norsh-oarolina, Virginia, connecticnf
Rhode Island, Vermont and Maine4 But
don's be startled q these things. Amos. We
viii show you RE4URSs before long hat win
be perfect Greek and Algebra compared with
any thing you have seen JET.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

ZOE rREsIDENT o. THE 0. gTATEs.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09

To THE DEnocRATs o. TINS ELEcr10N PRE.
cINer-I The late Democratic Convention 81
5aeAson recommended to ne democratic
l'arty 81 llssissippi to hold meeting d every
precinct g Ell the counties, and mole &c
ghigs e free discassion
Gentlemen, we have 10 doubt but the
wings hereaboule would like 10 receive The
lalioa g free discussion" Come gem
llen vs. will furnish you room and
publish your notices free gratis ST. nothing.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-09
NT4oN az 1oo am

l voice abroad, startling Ambi-
-. Ualle Ils charts. and striking with
terror e tnslf very paIace-halls, the Usug.
petso lne poWers and d0un-lreadero of The
prosperity sc the Ametseas psSr1a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-29

or We. are authorized 10 announce WlLLttA
NeEb as a Candidate for the Office Of Stale Treas
cscasIUhed BY The death or COL jiNrs G VIII
LAMB
ot7' We are authorized ID announce JAMEs. n
UowSs as candidate for Treasurer oil State to u
The vacancy occasoned BY the death Of Col. !. II
Williams
10 We ATE authorized 10 ahhohnce Col. RAttii
GRAVES, candidate for the Office Of BtiRader Geh-
ersl, Ind Brigade 4Ih Division Miss. Militia, 10 Gil
The vacancy occssioned BY the death Of Genl NJ
NJ. Brigham.
We DIRE authorized Ia anhouhSe Col. THoMAs d,
WcoLDRIDGE, candidate iOr the Office Of Brigadci
General Of qnd Brigade, 4th Division, Miss Militia
10 fiji the vacancy Octssoned BY the death of Gen
Marcus Nj Brigham.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-29

EleTon yells ihsIelllel % 70. II 1888. u 81
speech a Chsriot, De ssis ialih ne '.lsgsi means
sooEsn Of n bis address n 1872 81 70 amsli0nle
BE cOndiliOn of he slaves, snd 10 pFocuis lhsit
freedom. which isio laiss money %. of DE
pockets Of the people, 70 PURCHASE lheiF own
slaves. HsaEhin
If asked IL shaf VA The General 6oveFnmeh
can aid the caase Of nsneipalioa. answer lhafis
has bog been 81 obfcl nesr ny keers % SEE he
Whole surplus Fevenns appropriated 40 lh.l object
and by zeaoas pfoseealion Of . plsH lofmed
mon that basis we might ook % a1days COT very
dssisnt. uhen q Norih American sun would nal COX
down upon aelsye,
In sS5, 10 his speech d Fincenues, Indiana
then being candidate lor lie Presidency. again
hear biri
slf nv vote eoald effect Il fine abOlillen o. sla-
seTS, every sarYlAs dollar % ne Treasury should
be appropriated 10 that obisel:
| Choose W between them, Spulherners