The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-23

question has been agisaied, he haa remained
ia .he most ihpeierale yes. aIno MAD op
position g lhe eAnti-Bond payir action
When he was chairman q committee
appointed 70 repoI resolutions at Fee
Whle Meeting a. Benton during last Court
hs Wtele out areporl upon ihis subject which
denounced the anti-bond payers IN very short
meete Al part Of which rested lhe whole
argument upon point which ,iof the mere
sake of ihe argument % the momsntl con-
coded 90 She anti-bond paying speech makers
every argument they adduced He main
tanned that even 4 there were no authority
whatever for the sale Of the Bonds, which
be utterly denied yet, inasmuch g iRe
money ssas receiUed with ne eopeayfence of
he people. they were in honor and all good
Conscience boundtc repay i; upon the ground
that man is bound 10 pay debt although
contracted sew days before he was Of lave
ful age, or that man is boundio pay
gambling debt when he can Do So without
working an injury 70 any one else. This,
according q our philosophy, is s.Plea y bar
against MI. Crenshaw, and should stop Up.
his mouth forever.
But we are not going 20 argue this Point
OF any other, ct present, with Nh. Crenshaw.
| If he wilI.send us the report which he wrote
and intended 70 present 10 the Wing Meet
ing Ct Benton, above alluded.tO, we will pub
lish it.
Who was it you wanted Mr.. Crenshaw,
for wing candidates for the Legislature! We
think you wsre anxious to get out 1.-TWO good
strong nen''--men who could "teII the Story
o.the d-d anti-bond payers. and stop
their Glamour at once! We understand, that
Mr.. Crenshaw commenced a certain week,
one Of the last he has seen, with his usual
rawlings agai0st the anti-bond payers, declar-
ing them to be disorganizers, fools and
knaves, and ended it with an anti-bond pay
ing speech, urging his pretensions for the
Legislature! At what time in the week the
change .'came Ger the spirit of his dream
we. are not informed. We will.publish the
dag and hour if he desires it.
On what principles does Mr.. Crenshaw
suppose the demioracts are going to vote for
him! What else is he going to do at the
Legislature, in consonance with these views,
except to vote against paying the bonds!
Butwhat confidence have they in his sta
bility! How many times do they expect he
will change yet before the election! Recol-
lect there are some months yet to elapse.-
And then it is some distance from here to
Jackson. And what assurance have they
that he would get there with the same poll
tics he leaves here with! Mr.. Crenshaw
can turn round little quicker than any man
we know except Fang EEIsler.
We win be at. your Meeting at Benton on
Monday, Mr.. Crenshaw, (shOuld nothing
l.happen) and then and there we hope you
will answer the following questions:
What time in the geek was it that the
change come on! -Didit come on suddenly,
like the rushing of mighty wind, or was
il some. hours in a gradual approachl Were
there any premonitions to the disease ap-
. Il tAS IA VI 81 NcW 1JOtHHAteOta
on the Bond subject! If so. tell us about
the ReW Information and through which Of
the five senses it made its approach. Dc
the people, in your electioneering speeches,
listen to your enforcement Of arguments
which you have so frequently explained and
denounced! Or do you support your posi-.
& lion By other arguments! For certainly
lawyer Of your magnitude will not under
take 10 explain end support arguments which
at the beginning Of he neck you as forcibll
explained and denounced. And upon the
whole, don't you think you could have OBJ
FAMED as much disiinctiOn as would hav,
moderately answered your purpose, full al
wei, BY endeavoring to procure nomina
ZION as wing candidate! When you &c
"a The Legislature, just let us know!
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