The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-10

can think off,
7ne People II he Lssiisa slates. Aay they ever
remember hat ID preserve their liberties, they
must dothsir own voting and their own lighling.
In oil ages, and AL countries, Il has been
observed, thai the cnllivators Of the soil are those
who are east willing 10 part with their rights and
submit themselves % the win Of masser'
" II. HARRISON
a Good witness.
The following IS from HE Richmond En-
qnirer, Of 29th October, 1913, edited then
Jas now By Thomas Richie, Esq.
1--WE have not words to express the ioy
which we feel for The victory Of Harrison
never have we seen the public pulse beat SO
high.
us gallant General has nosO pl.t al us
enemiestO SHINE. Afterstrugg Withdif-
fculties under anhiich an ordinary nan sUoa.ld
haUe sunk; after passing through wilder
ness Of morass and mud, so difficult Of ac-
cess, that the wagon horses could not carry
proVender enough 70 support them during
the journey, he reached the consummation
Of all his labors; repairs the vices OF Hull;
wipes of the stains which he had cast upon
our arms; stands on the ruins Of Maiden:
muzzies the Indian war-dog, and proves TO
the world, that Americans want only an op-
portunity TO display the same gallantry on
the shore which they have upon the wave.
DOCTRINES or GEN. HARRIsoN, LAID DOWN
INHIs LETTER TO II. DENNY. ESQ.
LIST. The executive should disclaim all
control over the public monies, except under
strict and precise Limitation oflaw
I'd. He shonld never attempt to influence
elections nor suffer the federal officers to
take any part IN them, farther than to give
their own votes.
Sd. The exercise of the ueto be limited to
cases Of unconstituiionality, encroachment
on the rights of the States and individuals,
or cases inDOlping deep interest, where there
may appear to have been inadyertence or
precipitation in the action Of Congress.
18th. Removals from Office should not be
arbitrary, but for cause to be stated TO the
Senate, if requested, at the time of nominat-
ing the successor.
9Th. The President should never suffer
the influence Of his Office to be used for pur-
poses of purely party character.
9th. The executive department should
not be made the source Of legislation, but
thai the whole business Of making laws, for
the people should be left to the free and III
dependent action of the Legislature.
All the above republican maxims are laid
down il the letter Of Gen. Harrison to III
Denny, Esq.
eEN'L HARRIsoN's OPINION or ABoLTTIoNIsar
Neither the States where Slavery does
not exist, nor the Government of The United
States, can, without assumption Of power.
and the violation of solemn compact, do
any thing to remove ii, without tho consent
of those who are Immediately .interested.
ssI1Very movement which is made BY the
Abolltionists in the Notwithstanding States.
is viewed BY our Southern brethren as an at
tack upon their rights, and which If persisted
In, must ia the end eradicate those feelings
of attachment and affection between the |
citizens of all the States which was produc.
ed by community Of interests and dangers
in the war Of the Revolution, which was the
foundation of our happy union, and by con-
tlnuance Of which, it can alone be preserved.
/ entreat you then, to froWn upon the meas
uTes which are to produce results So much
- ~ ~ PtSS0tSNs e-e4Ctss AA0l6t0UW y 0VGeC9 1
n indiana, Ga free State.
me following admission is extracted from
the speech Of DR.. Duncan, as published il
the Globe and other administration papers.
Duncan IS pretty well known as one Of the
most uncompromising Loco Focos iii Com
s'sss 6 q 6 6
profess to be somewhat acquainted /
with ihe history Of General Harrison's polit.
ical, military, and private life / am lis
neighbor, and live Ia his county. AS TOI
HIS PRIVATE LIFE, i KNOW OF mol
STAIN THAT FOR a MOMENT SUI.
LIES HIM 2
TRUE WIIGI DOCTRINE sONE Pans
fDENRrAL TERM rHE INTEGRITY on TIM
PUBIC sERvA MS THE SAFETY oF TIE PUB-
LIC AloNEY AND THE GENERAL Coon 81
THE EorIE opsgnor Barbour.
ONE TERM From he Peoples candid
NORTH bend, l9th Dec. 1899
Ideen i proper At this time torenaw The
assurance heretofore frequently made, that
should pc elected q be candidate Il.
second term.
WA H HARRISON
VOICE FI1oA b SET IIs RS ON l'FIr
PUBLIC LANDS
a vote for dc Presidency was taken 81
board the steamboat Colambna Capt.
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