The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-08-21

|lry-a pernicioas blast thas viihers every
thing il touches
IS George B Davis, late bans commission.
ef 81 New York.
~ John r gashman, formerly eaesa'
member d Congress appointed Judge BY
the Albany gencY
81 Edwin gfosWell, editor o. the Albany
Argus, member Of the Albany Regency and
for many years III The receipt Of 100000 4
yearas iho Regency STATE printer
2Spetef ID Nroom. one Of those who have
been foisted into the House Dc Representa-.
tives, contrary t. the wishes Of majority d
the .legal, voters 0f New Jersey, and who
permitted an affidavit u he read onihe nool
of Congress, inpugning the nte gritty 81 Gov
Pennington, which BE knei0 "a be Jalses and
which has since been acknowledged g Be
SO By The man who made Il.
% james Carroll, 3. member Of Con
aress from Maryland.
SO Francis Thomas 3. membo Of Lon.
gress from Maryland
81 ]. T. II. Worihington, Y. b membel
4 of Congress from Maryland
80 Gov. Grason, Y B Governor of Md.
SO Judge Heath. 4 B man il Baltimore.
34 DR. Taylor, B ex-menber Of Con
gFess from N. York.
35 Judge Yanderpool, Of q
So il De Graf VI B ex-membeT 81
Congress from New York.
81 Herman knickeFbocker, Of schaghtlc.
Eoke, federal mcmber of Congress during
The war, and at present patent Van buren,
manof the first water.
IS Harm1nus Bleecker, appointed By Van
Buren, minister 70 the Hague, was, in 1879,
a federal member IN Congress, and signeI
Of the celebrated anti-waF mi report,
with Josiah Quincy, George Sullivan, and
other celebrated federalists.
80 William Hunter, Of Newport, RI. +,
Charge des Affairs at the Court Of Brazil, a
federal member of Congress during The war
a British tcsy, educated at Oxford, and an
Englshman in his habits, associations, and
family connexions.
10 Edward Rogers, Van Buren, member
of Congress from New York; son just ap-
pointed Charge to SARDINIA,
Al Samuel Cushman, who, during the war
chopped 70 God that epery american soldier
,Oho marched 10 Canada you'd Ieope has
bones there.
- Henry Vail, Van Buren, cx.member Of
Congress from n. Y.
43 Jno G Brodhead, Van Buren, ex-mem-
Der of Congress from n. X.
"A Samuel HaTkeT, editor of the Baltimore
Republican, formerly editor Of the Delaware
Gazette, who, in eighteen hundred and
tweniy-seEen said, sswe will never ask for
giEeness for the political sin which stamped
upon Us the name Of Federalist; tDe delight
in the name. WHO, again, IN eighteen
hundred and twenty -three, said, 6 To US, the
name of federalism is subject Of no re-
preach. We rejoice to heas Il, and hope
that our effort 10 honor and support it, may be
such as il merits. While Others are endeav-
oring to hold itup to scorn, and are deser-
ting Its standard for the parpose Of securing
poaCer and emolument from other hands. II
shall be our glory to support IFS cause. and
our feeble pouers shall agDays be employed
10 display ITS beauties to Others.
We might 90 on with this list till we filed
our paper, butt is unnecessary. We have
shown, we trllst, where the most ultra Of the
old federalisis are to be found They had.
ever a love of power, and Of 1sthe spoils Of
Office, and we have accordingly seen them
ss-crook the pregnant hinges Of that knee,
Where thfiftedoth follow fawning.''
Go TO the shrine Of power, and you will
see them the most deYout woTshipers ever
ready to do the will Of their master, and toI
receive their reward
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