Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

By e. <. Kinlbrongh- citizens of Car
rollton; hospitable and kind may they ever be
prosperous and happy.
By NJ C. Wellons-The citizens of Missis-
|sippi; may they ever be slaves to nothing but
duty, and friends to none but merit.
By J. J. Hodge.--The Ladies-the only tn
rants that freemen can conscentiousy bow
before.
By W. @. Cla,k--Our Countrywide land
of the brave and the home ofthe free" the
sanctuary and asylum of the oppressed thro'
out the world--with no motive but philanthro-
Ply, and no end but justice, may she pursue
her high destiny among the Nations of the
earth, until the blessings of her government
become at once universal and eternal.
By q. w. II. Bro,on-The American Ea-
lgie-perched upon the loftiest temple of Ma
tlonai Liberty, looks down upon the British
LION with scorn an contempt.
BY w. A. ByoDning-M May the people of
the Union join in one common effort to carry
out me true principles of her independence.
REMOVAL FROM oFFIcE.-The ioco-focos con
tend that those office-hoders who have dist;n-
guished themselves by their interference n
eiec'lons, ought not to be removed on that ac
count, because they say that the establishment
OF such principle virtually disfranch;zes eve
ry man who accepts office. Although wo could
easily demonstrate the absurdity of this nos;-
ton, we prefer to let it be done by one whose
opinions they will scarcely dare TO dispute
Inc following are the words of Mr.. Jefferson
on this subject.
ne right OF any officer to give his vote
at elections as qualified citizen. IS not meant
10 De restrained, nor, however given. shall #
nave any effect TO his prejudice: but if i az.
Pected that he will not attempt to influence
the votes OF others, nor take any part in tho
business OF electioneering, that being deemed
inconsistent with the spirit of the constitution.
and his duties to it."
Now with what face can those who take 60
much pride in the name of Jeffersonan Dem.
ocrat'" reiterate the silly argument to which
we nave adverted. Do they not, by using il.
prove either that they are grossly ignorant of
the doctrines of the man whom they profess
TO follow or base hypocrites in adopting his
honored name9--Nat. Courier
VIRGINIA AND U. S. BANK.-The Rich.
mond Wing says:
we have been surprised at the extent of
change IN favor of restoration of bank Of
the United States. Nor is the change bv anv
means confined to the Wing party. Il per- per-
yades both parties 1t reaches all CLASSES
those more and those less intelligent. The
'ulnous state of the currency, the long wears
suffering under Jackson and Van Buren, ex. +,
and finkering, the growing con. !
'lctlons that uniform and stable currency :
IAN alone be supplied by National Bank. the
't ,! hoPelessness of specie currency. the
'dlum into which many of the State Banks
ave fallen, and the persuasion that MANY Of :
mem are rotton and ought to be pureed off bv
National Bank, the recollections Of ancient
prosperity, when one existed: all these aron. h
nents, SO numerous and powerful. have had 5
ana cannot but further have, immense inan, r
snce over the public mind. We feel them. {
ma feel them deeply, and few would be found O
o resist them, but for the Constitutional diff
'ulty. They ought, with those who entertain a
I, TO DE conclusive; but how long will star
7lng men stand out for principle?
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FOR cHlNA.--The last intelligence from Bue-
los Ayres states that six of the French block.
ldlng squadron had sailed for China. The :