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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10
Du ROee b ERfcIlardantn.
FAcTORs AND CONFUSION MERcHANTs

no. 40, Camp Strees
ID especiifully return their thanks % their
numerous friends FOR the very liberal
patronage bestowed on them during The past
season, and they take this occasion 10 assure
them that they are permanently established,
and expect 10 continue long ID he above
business. Their governing rule i'd business
IS to do Justice 10 all men, guard against La
bilities, and obey instrucIions; ID carrying
out which they have assurances Of having
general satisfaction. Their business IS cons
fined chiefly to the receipt and slle oil Cot.
ton, Sugar and Molasscs, and The purchase
Of goods forplanters, whose iniefests receivo
their undivided attention.
They confidently refer those viii whom
they hive. not the pleasure Of 40 acqgain-
lance, to alI fof whom they have in any way
transacted business, and respectfully solicit
and hope 70 deserve c0nnnuance Of patA
Tonage
N Orleans, June 4 July 3-52 l8t
81 B Those papers that published lor rs
last season viii please insert The above week
III 8 months, and forward g lis f0r payments
also. the YermillionTiIle Gladiator win in-
sert a above. ~ ~
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JOSEPH g. FERRIDAY.

N.Orleans, Mayo. $780, July 3-52-6t.
The Vicksburg Wing, Grand Gulf AdYer-
tiseT, Manchester Wing, WoodviIle Repub-
lican, Jackson Sun, and Fayetie Advertiser
win publish for one month and send accounts
and papers to Feniday 81 Ringgold, Natchez
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- [LnIIIr 80.

The Extra Globe sent out ~ Mr.. Kendall
on charity expedition iaovers preading lhe
land with slande deception end dstfaeilon:
The mails under +. Batter pm That
immense mass IF paper g ene oihs. asa
.Qaos gon a1 cone
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10

~ ME subscribers have entered into CO.
partnership here and 10 Natcbez, for
the purpose Of transacting a General Conn
mission Business The firm ia this ciiy will
be Ringgnid g Ferriday, and in Natchez
FeEriday q Ringgod.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10
Nv comnaniesg

e esole committee al oncel The Tennessee
Weekly Review, gives the following as the
conclusion Of an address Of 10hOte committee
or vigiIence, az Belmont, Ohio, appointed BY
the power party, who decline any further
connection with the party, and declare them
selves henceforth in favor Of Harrison, Re-
form and the People. Here they come, the
whole company, not a man left.
6 We can no longer support party whose
golden policy is to make the 'srich richer and
the poor poorer and whose professions for
the dear people have been so long and loud,
but whose practice proves to us that they
love the loaves and fishes more than the
peoples rights. For these, and similar rea-
sons, we cannot support Martin Van Buren,
for the presidency, in the fall Of 1910.
VIM. James, Dorsen Finch,
James McFadden, John Bonifant,
James Mitchell, VIM. Bramhall,
John Pollock, Middleton Harrison,
Thos. Prue, Eli NARROW,
David Roseborough. David Mercer
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CoME 10 THE mARK-CoME 10 THE MARKl--
Speak OIL you slanderers, OF hereafter keep
your silence. Read the following article
from the Memphis Enquirer and then reply
tot.
/" We assert as a fact, and challenge a de-
NAL, that o. EVERY ABOLITION NEWS
PAPER IN THE UNITED STATES OPPO-
ESES GENARAL HARRISON FOR THE
ON THE GROUND OF HIS
BEING a FRIEND TO SLAVERY, AND Al
VIOLENT DENUNCIAT0R OF THE ABB
|0L1TIONISTS. VIII any one do US the
favor TO DENY this and adduce the proofs
Negroes are the only log cabin boys in
State. - Bali. SPirl Of Dem.
Well, we'd rather have the favorable
opinion and respect of genteel negro
than such /, contemplate sIanderer as Jou
are.
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havs nov before Is d ouf exchange
papers, lhe delails ee 81 Bis great gash-
erings 81 HE people n favor of he political
elevation Of the Ohio Farmer. These are not
town d county meetings 81 few hundred,
but immense gathering 81 thonsohas and tens
e. thoasands. Such popular enthusiasm was
never known before. The people are be-
ginning ID think that ne whole powers and
energies 81 the country has heenlong enough
exerted fol the exclusive Interest Of the adj
minissration and the special benefit Of the
Federal Treasurgi and that il IS lime thattke
iaieresis Of the people should be regarded and
sought for.
The mountain IS rolling the peoples
rights and the peoples interest call upon the
people for aid and consideration. and assoon
as self protection is virtue. 50 soon will q
mighty reformation pass upon the political
destinies Of this country.
az Dr.. benjamin Harrison, son Of Gen.
Harrison, died at the residence Of his father,
at North Bend, on the 10th alt. in the 34th
vear of his AGE.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10
PnIiticaI Indnsfrr.

The wing presidential Electors Of Georgia
have sspIedged themselves to canvass the
State thoroughly How is tin Mississippi!
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CIIANCEEY NOTICE
sUfEaipE CopRT ~ CnAncrrr.l rrFr vFm. "A y.
olihe State 81 Mlssissippl 1ei1
Henry y Pease


O9s
Joseph u Cardozb, Ell II.
IP0A opening Me matters of ,iis SIN.
ana appearing o. ho ltsnclion Of
The Courts liat the defendant John Iohr.
e nut az innaDltanl Of ibis State bui resides
beyond ihe limits lhereof, % ihat lbe ofdin-
lfy process ol lliis Court cannoibo executed
~ him: Therefore il Is ordered ihat un-
less SAID defendant appear before ihe Chan-
leellof, q The court room id tho town az Jack
ion, on The first Monday of June next, and
plead, answer or demur u said SIN 81 com
9lainl, The several allegations lheroin con-
ained will Be taken foT confessed, a. Is iiin.
ind such order and decree made therein as
be Chancellor may deem equitable and
Just Il is fiFtber ordered that copy 81
this order be inserledinihe Yazoo City Wing,
nee week for two months successfully.
r. Il. DlKOys Clerk
b Tho. p Shepherd, D. G.
July 10. 1910. (Pr Zee Sl5) 1-9t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10

Some Of the loco-foco papers say that Nc
Laughlin, the whig Marshal who was MUIR
|dered a. Baltimore il the procession, died
|of appoplexy. They know, q ought to know
better, for the rascaIly, brawling lOco-fOco
murderer has been arrested and now awaits
his trial.
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Good ordar and DeearliI-l.

The following article is from the Snag
Boat Of the 24th Of June II shows what
feeling is excited By the assembIage Of Wing
meetings. IN this city, 4 few days ago, Van
Buren, orator, from one Of the counties north
Of US, was complaining terribly Of s'these
id Tippieanoe Clubs
People Of Kinds county, Be Unknown
that an assemblage Of orderly Wings cannot
meetin their own cabin Is transact business
at night without being assaulted with hofrid
screams, firing Of pistols and shower Of
brick bats. We want all decent folks 20 know
how some men act.
CAnnoNAprNc Il THE KEv-sToNE SIAIE
a small gun was lately heard from Vie town
Of York. Pa Heretofore this place gave q
strong majority for Van Buren,, and now re-
rurns majority Of no hundred and loysy for
the peoples candidate.
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a Position 81 az Party Defined


Or. Duncan, of Ohio, IS one Of the leading
and most prominent administration members
of Congress. Not long since, in 4 speech,
he used the following language, Itbreathes
the true spirit Of loco-focoisn, and is ortho-
doxy with all the leading officials Of the par
~. Read it, free and independent citizens,
and see how you like it, then say whether
you are going to support the sentiment or
not:-
g The yeLp Of panics ruin and distress, is
now oVerspreading the land, and doing its
base and dirty work of SANDER upon the
character of our country. Where is the
panic and distress TO be found! Where it.
always will be found: among the PENNI-
LESS LOAFERS OF YOUR COUNTRY
There is no pressure that any honest man
ought to regEet."
"AIl who trade upon borrowed capital
oughtto break
tsIn six months specie will be common
currency of the country"
81 leave this great nation prosperous and
happy"
~ 1t is said that Gen. Harrison refuses
to give his opinions, upon subjects Of deep.
interests to his country. Now, hOUeper
bright. is there q political question Of the
day upon which Mr.. Van Buren, has public
" exposed his views and Gen. Harrison has
notl
Will somebody name il!
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10
Yonr falIom-citizan
NJ - HARRTE

/ To Charles M. Trueton. Henry Pirtle, g
". Andersen, louisville, Ky"
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10
~ m peonle % know

Ersra GIobe.-We learn from the Aladiso-
nian and other papers that, tits the intention
ofthe administration to convert the Deputy
MarshalIs Tho are engaged in taking the CEN
sus. into agents for the Extra Globe! This
is fine opportunity. Here is government
officer for every county and large town il
the United States. whose business il IS to
visit every house; and if they are permitted
to invade the private sanctuary, each man
an emissary from the Globe Office, 70 poIlute
the land with falsehood, SANDER, intrigue
and corruption, then this IS different kind
ofcountry and inhabited BY different kind
Of people than we have heretofore supposed.
In relation to the deputy for this county,
we are glad to be able to state that no such
meanness need Be apprehended. lie, We
believe. IS gentleman, TOO decent to Be made
TOOL Of By any set Of demagogues, Of to
prostitute his Office FOR the good pleasure 81
any designing partizan. Letthe people look
% this matter.
Too Sovereign Sinies. Louisiana and
Mississippi have been long time sin the
courts Of the country e issue to determine
whether certain persons should have he
privilege 81 conducting vessels . and from
sea through the moush 81 6 MissIssipDi
Wonder # there S Is Sc wars
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10

NEWLY DISCOVERED DETAULTER - General
Harrison Is said 70 BE- defaul,er 10 he gov
ernInent
Do these penaioned slanderers lie By the
job 81 are they hired for the season!
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10
AIabama convention.

i A great wing convention was held on the
Ist June at Tuscaloosa, Ala. The fIagis fly
ING in every direction.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10

200 paices good Aentncky baesing
200 Coils Bale Rope
800 Twine.
Bales white Iinsey,
do DO Jeans,
10 pes super. BIne & coIored Ky. Jeans.
DO. Fenr0ck Jeans.
Do. PotJersfeld do.
42 doz white and c0lofed wool Socks.
BAILEY g CALDW ELL
Kazoo City July ~ 1910. 2-7t.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10
patriotism reachins 3 tie skies

The way they 90 things ID Kentucky.
Read the following from the Louisville Ga
zetle q the soth Of June. Tall business
going On these times:
ION Saturday the Iippecanoe Club raised
their liberty pole, towering higher than an T
Iother ia the fer west. II IS $50 feet hipl.
s 17y5 -, s. -. &
floats beautiful streaner. Notwilhstand-
ing the incessailt rain, g brave Tar assembled
% the cr0ssirees and planted lhe topmast
amid the.cheefs 81 the hundreds who thron .
ed the street, The flag a the free ana he
liberal. Is now Wooing the breeze perfect
eye-sore 10 the heart tficken Locofocos
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10

PRESIDENTIAL VoTE on the steamboat Ohio
Belle, seventeen states represented; Deck
and Cabin,-Ha harrison, i IS Van Buren,, Is.
Well, that's all right.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10
DISSOIUTION


HE o-partnershipU Of w. q r. Feniday
a Go, ofNalcbez, and Bennett, FeTri-
day & Co. ofNew Orleans, are this day dis
solved by mutual consent William Ferri-
day and John Ronih are alone charged with
the settlement Of ihe affairs 81 w. a. r..
FeTriday 81 Col and are anthoFized to use
the co-paTinership name Of said arm for the
purposes ofliquidation; and Henry =. Ben
nett and john Ronib are charged with the
settlement ofthe affairs Of Bennett; Feriday
~ CO., and are authorized to use the Coz
partnership name Of said firm for the pur.
poses of liquidation.
WILLIAM FERRIDAY,
JOSEPH G. FERRIDAY;
HENRY u. BENNETT,
ROBERT FERRIDAY,
SANDFORD w. WATERS.
New Orleans, May 9th, 1910.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10

The alabama Argus, leading loco
foco paper has removed the Sub-IreasuFy
motto from the head Of its columns What
does hat means What! MOI afraid for the
Sub concern % be seen. arc you!
The told CoNardss On the Battle Grounil.
The township Of Perrysburg, u Ohio,
where General Harrison fssths OLD coward y
fought tie battle Of Fort Meigs. has elected
the Harrison ticket by over three g one.
Isn't i strange that sone men have such
love for COW ards and coWMdies
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WILLIAM FERRTDAY.
NOTICE

New Orleans, May 6th, 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-13

The Montpelier Band, of which we can say
nothing save in terms of The highest praise. This
band bore one Of The neatest aud most appropr-
ate banners we have ever seen exhibiting n view
OF Old Tips iarm, the log cabin most prominent
and Inscribed with these words: Take care of
The Log Cabin Boys, aud they will take care of the
County" Ed. WalchmOp.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-13

'The people are coming from plain and from noun
tain,
To join the brave band of the honest aud free,
Which grows as the stream from the leaf sheltered
fountain,
Spreads broad and more broad til it reaches the
No strength can restrain it, force retain it,
Whae'er may resist it breaks calamity through,
And borne by its motion ns n ship Oh the ocean,
Speeds on III his glory
OLD TlPPECANOE
The iron arm'd soldier, the true-hearted soldier,
The gallant old soldier
OF TIPPECANOEw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-13

! Tie following resolution introduced by Chas.
Adams, Esq. was adopted:
Resolced, That committee of thirty be raised
to report n ticket for State officers, and also n
ticket for Electors that in order to raise this
COMMITTEE, each county he called on to nominate
as many gentlemen us they have senators.
The several counties on being called, pre-.
scented the names of the following gentlemen for
this committee, mud they were appointed.
Bennington county A. l.. Miner, N. II. Bot.
tom.
! Mindham county-Smith of Londonderry,
Smith of Putney, VIM. Henry Of Rockingham.
! Rutland county--Robert PierpoInt, Joel Bea-
man, Nathan T. Sprngue
Windsor County - VIM Steele, Russell Burke,
Justin Morgan, iiampden Cuts.
Addison coun,y--EIisha Bascon, Vile Law
renee, James Miner.
Orange county,. II. Harris, Timothy Shedd,
Darius Pfide.
| Washington county Charles Lyman, Wm.W.
Wells.
Caledonia county Charles Davis, A. G. Chad
wick
Essex county JOINS Graves.
! Orleans courty-lra II. Allen.
! Franklin county-ilorace Eaton, limo Foster,
ii. n. Hubbard.
Grand Isle county Frederick Hnzcn.
! Chiiienden couuty-Timothy Foilctt FrauciS
Wilson.
Lumoille county--Moses Morse.
The following resolution, introduced by Mr..
Perpoint, was adopted:
Resotped, That committee of seven persons
be appointed by the chair 10 report resolutions 10
this convention, aud un address 10 the ireenen oil
this state.
I he COMMITTEES appointed consisted OF Messrs
Charles Adams, Charles Paine, George p. Marsh
T.. P Walton, lr, a. l.. Miner, and join ii
PrenlisS.
The Convention then adjourned for one hour.
AFTERNOON.
Convention met MIR Pierpoini, in behalf Of the
Committee appointed 10 report n ticket for State
officers, and also for electors, presented the fol-
lowing:
FOR GoYERNoa,
SILAS ii. JENISON.
FOR 1T. GOVERNOR
DAVID NJ. CAMP.
FOR TREASURER.
| HENRY +. JAMES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-13

The calm itself was very fine one, constructed
OF peeled logs, twenty feet by ten, covered with
bark, fitted up with paper windows, rough door,
anda leather srlng-w which hung ont. The ant
'ers OF noble stag graced one peak, while the
ouier covering of some unucky coon. stretched
upon the gable, bespoke The fate of sub treaslrers
and cornfield poacliers. This tenement TOO was
filled with The early tenants of log cabins, and bore
this significant motto" The people nre coming"
ave demand protection for our nduslryn-wh
the whole line Of Washington County was strung
with flags aud patriotic notoes. "Harrison aud
Relorln"--" One Presidential tern"- "Vermo.i
ever true TO tie Constitution peered from eve
ry rank. aud was re-schoed by the surrounding
thousands with three times three, for old WASH
ingon, Paine, and the Mortified cabin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-13

After the resolutions had been read, Mr. AID =
ANS nude some remarks in support OF them,
purity as he remarked because he was n citizen Of
this state, and partly because he was one of The
committee which reported them The resolu.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

the prevailing taste. In the mean time, the people are
not only advised TO look on with indifference, the rich
being insiduously pointed at as the only sufferers,
while ut the same time they are absurdly accused as
the authors OF the evils but whenever IL is found that
they--thc rich-arc actual participators in them, that
they are not deemed to be entitled to the public sym
pathy! Against them the poor are tempted to be
stimulated and infamed, exposing them Of course, to
r~esentments from the rich; discord and confusion are
thus encouraged where harmony and concord ought
10 prevail and the usual consequences ensuc; the
prowling demagoguc enlisting his numerical forces
But an injured and oppressed people will bear this no
longer. They will relieve themselves by q mighty
exercise OF constitutional right. A salutary. lesson
VIII be taught to faithless or incompetent rulers, for
the instruction of prosperity as well as the present
generation.
! must not be understood as proposing one indis.
eliminate sentence of condemnation on all the mem.
bcrs of the National Legislature who ranked under
the Administration flag. There are honorable excep.
tons among th?,in; ~hlgh-minded men, who, Influenced
by their own views Of correctness of principle, com.
bined with irresistible surrounding circumstances, ac
ted generally with the party, but frequently proved
their independence by not doing 30. Their names are
ofcourse, recorded in the proceedings of their respec.
tive houses, in the cases alluded to; and those re-
cords will cnduringiy testify to their patriotism, indie
%pcndencc and high-mindedness.
l feel that have detained you too long. l hope
however,, that the interest Of the subject to you as
citizen and a patriot, has prevented the tedum will
which my manner Of treating it would otherwise have
afflicted you. You see l have spoken freely, withou
official respect, or personal civility or decorum. Ant
if ever weic conscious of a selfish or interested mo
tive i, any case Of this character, in the present in
stance ! am certainly free from any such unhallowet
influence. ] have no private expectations from eli
thcr of the candidates; and on General Harrison
have no claims
With great respect, I remain sir, your obedien, hum
bic servant, JOHN p. VAN NESS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23
OUR TRIUMPH IN NEW JERSEY.

The election in this state for members of the
Legislature and sheritfs only-commenccd on
Tuesday and closed on Wednesday of last week.
The Wings appear to have elected their tickets
in Is OF the Is counties, giving them the as
cendancy in the state, and enabling them to
elect their Governor and other state officers, as
also a senator for six years in place of Hon. Ger
rt ID. Wall, Y. b. The reports which have
reached us give them Salem and Monmouth
counties in addition to those they have carried
for the last two years, as well as the new county
of Hudson, giving them ID to . in the council,
and Al to ~ in the assembly. Allowing the
counties not contested to stand as they did in
lS3s, the state shows a wing majority on the
popular vote of 1000 to 700.
Glorious and overwhelming as have been the
triumphs ef the friends of true republicanism,
in rapid succession, from Maine to Georgia, from
none of them have we derived such deep and
sincere satisfaction as that we experience in
contemplating the utter route and prostration of
the Janissaries of government by the gallant
Jersey Blues. The story of their wrongs is fa-
miliar to every true patriot, who has watched
with mingled feelings of Indignation and shame.
the disgraceful records of the past The un-
justitiable and audacious outrage, which VA.
perpe,rated by the hand of lawless and reckless
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23
S6,l4s5 81

4 similar report was received from the treasurer
and read. BY committee on military affairs, bill 10
pay Enoch Pomeroy $3.50, ordered to 81 reading,
BY committee on education, bill to establish n high
school at Bakersfield, ordered TO a Sd reading. By
committee on land taxes, continuing in force act tax
ing Troy, bill taxing Bloomington, ordered To 81
reading. BY General Committee, against petition of
A. Boyden, and the House concurred. BY committee
on manufactures asking 10 be discharged from The pc
tiion of Mrs. J. N. Smith, granted. Bill incorpora-
ting Readsboro' manufacturing company, ordered TO
a third reading. Against the petition of VIM. Billings
and the House concurred. BY Judiciary Committee
against increasing pay of Jurors IN favor of altering
relative to surveyor general; relative to compelling
debtofs 10 disclose and pay over property mot liable