The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-12
NoWa nom NYashinglon.
United States Bank estab lished--. fresh fro
The Globe Of .Hau / q, 1910,

NUNS from ~ uA1AAAA
United states Bank tished-- fresh from
he Globe Of sIay H., 1910.
The Globe Of the 10Th ult., in speaking
Of speech lately delivered in Congress, re-
fers to the Bank of lhe United States. and
speaks OF THE PRESENT coNDfTIoN Of THAT
INSTITUTIONS, BY which we, Of course, learn
that ssuch an institution has st length been
established. We are greatly indebted 10 the
Globe as being the first TO give us this infor-
nation. Well, now, who'd o. thought get,
ting bank So soon! But there is no telling
what these Van Buren, men can do, when
they have mind. We did not expect to
see a Bank established jet for two years,
but the Globe not only tells us Of it but
gives us some item Of The present cOrdition'
of it. Oh, that Globe i Bngier for news!
THE PREsIDENr AND 1 STANDING Army
OF all tie pitiifuI efforts which have of late
been made to arouse the Jealousy OF the peo-
pie; who should be eyer watchful OF their
public officers, none is so contemplate as
that of the sickiy and sentimental patriots,
who have deserted such alarming dangers
in the plan OF The Secretary of War for the
organization Of The militia.
Pan Buren, Paper.
This is the way that Important matters are
spoken Of BY those who designedly keep the
facts, upon which they thus comment, from
the people. .For tEe organization Of the
militia, is ii! Lei us see. We prefer as
certained facts, like Mr.. Van Buren, 70
empty argument. The proposition to raise
what we call STANDING ARMY, but what
The Secretary of War calls the National
Force, opens with the following language.
Hear Mr.. Poinseth
8 It is proposed to divide the United States
into eight MILITARY DISTRICTS and to organize
| The militia in each district so as to nave
| d bodg Of tsCetUe thousand fire hundred men
| IN ACTIVE SERVICE and another Of equal NUM-
Der as reserve. This would give an ARME1
MILITARY FoRcE of taoO hundred thousand men
so DRILLED and STATIONED as TO be ready c
take their places in the ranks in defence o.
1.-THE country when ever called upon to op.
pose the enemy or repelthe Invader.
In the close Of the proposition, he says:
/ = The manner of enroIemeat, the numhel
lof days of service and the RATE OF coMPEN
sATI0N ought 10 be fixed by law, but the de
tails had better be left subject toregulation
e plan Of whichs / am prepared to submit
to you,'
All this is mere organization Of the mill
tia, is its Militia in active seryice'-form
ling IAN armed military iorce'-sdrilled an,
lslanoned' and to be PAID BY The government
This is what you call militia, IS itl Il
what we have always understood to be a
arny.
AND LoWEDEs COUNTY roo.-The foiloWin
which We cut from the Macon Intelligence
gives item Of what = going on il Columbus
50 il goes. Look out for these people--the
will take the country.
We Witnessed q meeting of the Iippi
canoe Club Of Columbus on Saturday las
Z and were highly p.eased 70 see tie nnanin
{ ~ ofsentiment s. enthusiasm which pervat
& ed the minds Of our friends Of Lewndes.
4 was truly interesting to hear the pathetic d
Il peals Of the patriot, 70 the honest yeoman
Of tie land, warning them 70 fee from Il
wrath which had oVertaken them, and tai
2 lshelter under Tie coloEs Of Harrison. who
So principles are reform, and whose Sd
II breathes nothing but patriotism. Tie ell
4 viii do ourcause good as will Be shown"
November. Old LoWndes will certain
y give the Harrison and Tyler ticket majG
g itg far beyond the hopes d The friends
e reformation
ia 49, ftsl. sEl.-,s. 80 $500 f4.,.e;e,,,, !.