Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

hoadS 7SSGCf ana sofa IOf me OeH.fSs ~ "te -
ion Bank, anil foy tie payment Of he1 Stoc6 IA
he Painters Baak- Passed Unanimously BY
the Wing Convention, in January, 1871.
4YHE FAITH OF THE STATE IS
PLEDGED far ~ ptade caPitA STOCK, ana
the 1rorsltg 9f a. her cjtizeRs may hereatter
Be TIRE. h make u0 IFS losses and GetatcattonS,
message OF A. c. McNutt. in January. l>4O
BEWARE or DEMAGoGUEsl
Low.crrizREs:-
Tie Anti.Bondman is the title Of pa
rer new published at Vicksburg, by J. s. Fall,
intended to operate upon the people and infu-
cnce he approaching elections; and more
flihv. contemplate and disgusting sheet never.
issued f.osl any press. As its title purports,
il opposes the payment Of the Bonds, and adj
vocaies such opposition with all the soPhistry
II. Editor is capable of.
Yi<tcrv md experience has shown that all
revo,aionisis and innovators, for the purpose
Of successfully dipping those whose interests
they would betray, have ever adopted some
ropu'a! motto as The index TO heir creed, in
order d,eroby to lull vigilance into security.
The AnIi-boad party in Mississippi are no ex-
ceptions to lis rule. To give their wretched
aud pira tca. cause some plausibility, they have
placed the following epigraph upon the "Anti-
Bondman," viz: "Strici accountability OF
agents-The Constitution and the Laws must
be preserved at all hazards"
Ali demagogues are emphatcaliy the same
in prin; iple and all IIumbugs have one COM
mon object, that of deception. In all coun-
tries, and in all times, from that of Greece and
Rene 10 the present day, has the hypocritical
can Of demagogues been proverbial: They
have flatlered the weaknesses and fostered the
predjudces of the people; protested the warm
est attachment TO their interests, and evlnced
The most ardent zeal for their welfare, with no
other motivebut the qualification Of sordid
aud selfish ambition. Trusting for success tc
ignorance and credulity, and appealing for sup
port to the blind fanaticism of partisan bigotry
the Locofoco anti-bpnd humbuggers have fiunt
forth this Anti-Bondman" as the foul an
polluted banner under which they would rail-.
the honest people of Mississippi for the supper
of their revolutionary and demoralizng prir
cipIes. The very Bonds which they now OF
pose. and which the people must ultimatel
pay, are but the result of humbug who
they got up few years ago. Let US trac
out the manner in which it was done for
moment, and we will be better able 10 apr
ciale the motives that now actuate them.-
But q short time ago these very Locoo
leaders, in order to strengthen their party al
crafty their appetite for spois, urged upon {
people the importance and necessity of STA
Bank They said that we could have Sta
institution of fifteen millions of capital tn
would control the exchanges and throw t
balance of trade in our favor; that it wor
dispense with The necessity Of a Nation
Bank, and would make us all as rich as Crees
that the tabled caves Of Istakar would be re
lied IN the vaults of the Mississippi Uni
Bank; and that, if the people would elect the
they, and they only, could extricate them Fl,
embarrassment. This was a glorious Iumbt
The PEOPLE were captiyated with the higf
wrought pictures of individual and natiol
wealth that the Union Bank of Mississil
would occasion; and having determined II
tlleq must have just such Bank, they acq
esced in and ratified the act of the Legisatt
plelsng the faith Of the State for the 81
mentioned in the charter. Five millions
dollars were borrowed By this Democra
Legislature on the faith of the State. and
great Union Bark commenced its operatio
We shall never forget the enthusiasm W
which the Bank WIS regarded by all classes
people Duped by designing politicians OF
I.ocofoco school, they looked upon the ia
win superstitious awe as mysterious 9
potent panacea Of every i'll, civil, social or
llticaI, and ia their sycoPhantic adulatlon
l.na.t...u seemed 10 regard them with Z