Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-10-21

great injustice in prop undrg to item an IN
terrogatory which emplies in the slightest de.
cree doubt of their Willingness TO aid us al
they can in the furtherance OF our object, 10
witt the establishn tot correct princi4 les,
aud the good ofour common country; but the
rreat expense we have encountered in order to
bring about this disideratum, renders it i'm
perative upon us to make this appeal 10 each
and every Wing of the county OF Holiness
Shall we be sustained
The Wings have long been convinced OF the
ceascess and insidious attempts Of the Office
holders and aspiring demagogues to suppress
Wing documents. Frequent have been the
appeals of the Wing Press to the people to
watch we'll their public unctona ries-to resist
any encroachmerts they might make upon their
rights.-to see that they discharged the duties
of their offices with an eye to the Peoples in
tercst, and not with 4 view to serve party
ends. Not long since ali intimation was give
by the powers that be that the election of Gen.
Harrison mast be prevented. The Wings saw
this aud knew that every specie of fraud and
corruption would be employed, by the leaders
Of the loco fcro forces, to carry into effect, if
possible, their diabolical purpose. The ala-m
was instantly sounded by the sentinels on the
watch tower of liberty. Our Wing brethren
were told to be prepared for any emergency--
to be ready to reiute the innumerable falcitica-
tons which it was believed would be duly
manufactured and sent forth TO the world against
the venerable iiar: ison. when our ADVERSE
ries saw that we had discovered their deep
conserisd. and us they varily thought, well
matured plans, they attempted to rIdcule us
they told US that cur approximations were but
the offspring Of prejudice, and but another
trick to gull the dear people. This was tussis
pro crepitu;andit seems that our apprehensi ons
were we'll grounded. The accredited
organ of the party in this State, comes out
boldly and declares the object of the party. In
that paper of the 9Th inst. may be found an
lnfamatory appeal to the democracy oil the
State. Yes! the order has gone forth from that
high quarter that WING DOCUMENTS
MUST BE SUPPRESSED. To use its own
language 40 erertton must De spared 10 sup.
press Them" Now, what are we to under
stand from this. bat that Wing papers will at
once be thrown aside to give place, no doubt
to e1tra lying GioIes. and other such filthy
sheets. Will the Wings allow this order to
swerve their purpose to hgrl from power a
relentless and invetcra;e foe to their country :
peace and prosperity. No! it should rather
stimulate them to renewed exeition.
Gen. Harrison, ike sensible man, has re-
fused to answer every silly question which ha, e
been propounded to him through the hundreds
# letters which he daily receives. for which
he has been denorninated, by the loco focos,
the mum candidate: or mere CIassiclv
Gen Mum. But Of late. since he has given
the lie to this base SANDER, by the many speech
es which he has made, the loco focos them
/ selves have become num- at least upon this
subject. But, poor fellows, they must have
something t" talk and wr tt about since they
have TO victories to record. ST. they noW in
sist upon il. that Gen. Harrison says loo much
Well may they become alarmed at the speech
es that have lately emanated from the cid gener.
al. The sound ard wholesome doctrine
which they contain. ard the undeniable facts
set fourth IN them must have their due weight
and influence upon the minds of the reading
and thinking portion of the American people,
SIMS, FISHER & cos FAST LINE.
We are truly glad to see that the excellent
line ofstages conducted by Messrs, Sims, Rish.
er q CO., between this place and jackson, is
noticed in such handsome terms by several O
our editorial brethren who have recently tray.
eled in it. We had occasion ourself few
days since to visit jackson. and unon the re-
commentator of cur Ircther editors, we seat
ed onrself in che OF tie stages belonging L
this line, and great as is our aversion to stag,
riding, we soon found that we had no reasout,
apprehend danger from upsetting, or other ac
cidents incident to this mode of TRAVELLING
for. the horses were ell trained and the dri
vers ski fill and trustworthy. In the twink
ling of an eye almost, were we transported t,
Jackson. without any accident occurring to n
larm our fears or disturb our eqnlnLnity. w
would advise all persons who may have coca
sion to go to Jackson to try this line.
| GF Mr.. DEMO, fthe Vfcksburr Brick Ma