Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
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We take the following condensed account
of the warm reception of our fellow towns
man Hon. D. o. SHATTuok, during his late
visit to the county of Yazoo,) from the Yazoo
City Wing. Should the present examination
being made by the people into the real merit
and demerit of the bond and ant-bond prin-
ciples, continue for length of time, we are
confident the "anti-bond s,oindlers" will be re-
duced to miserable squad scarcely sufficient
to form corporal's guard:
JUDGE SHATTUCK IN YAZOO.
Judge SHATTucK visited this county last
week, and addressed the people at Satartia on
Wednesday, at Benton on Thursday, and at
this place on Friday. Judge HUGHES, the
wing candidate for Attorney General also ad-
dressed the people at the same time at Benton
and this place.
Never in the history of electioneering or
public speaking have we witnessed such effects
upon the people. 1t cannot be described and
really it would seem to be almost incredible.
made of anti-bond strength, we are informed
fsp .4oet % . 's'5-'snsst non speech was
well nigh universal. Many of the a.roAgas.
and most Influential anti-bond payers came to
the Judge and openly renounced the abomin-
able heresy forever. They said to him we
did honestly think there was something wrong
about it, but we only wanted some one to tel
us what the question really was and explain
the matter to US. The lower end of this coun
ty from henceforth on the bond question is 0 K
We attended the meeting at Benton OF
Thursday. Judge Hughes com
menced the argument on the bond question
} and for about an hour and half he held tn
subject under LEGAL investigation, and an
swered all the various legal objections which
/ have been started by the anti-bond presses an
orators.
Next came the CHAMPION OF MISSISSIPPI
! The orator of the times-the "HoNEsT CANDID
K ATE!" There were no persons lettering abou
= while Judge SHArTUcK was speaking. Expec
tation was high-all were anxious to hear tn
E Judge, and all were pleased-rejoiced an
n gave every possible expression of gladness an
i appreciation at the perfect-conclusive UsrN
ID UP which he gave the bond question. He lie
neither hair, hide, shadow or substance of
:, And he did it so easy-without an effort
al the perfect satisfaction of ali. He expose
l. the "taxation humbug" most admirably. t
showed that an increase of taxation was n
IS, necessary nor was it contemplated. He st
i ted that he and his political friends, SO far
he knew, was opposed to it. and that no
tempt or proposition to increase taxation
e Mississippi had been made except By has OPP
IT. nent, r. NJ Tucker, uh0, In the last Legisl
le, ture, introduced biz into the Senate to III
IS effect, and got the support Of t,co anti-bond pa
ers to it, So much for starvation" He 81
,st ted that he had recently learned from the A
ditor of Public Accounts, that the State Re
enue this year would be about SIX HUNDR
AND FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. Which ne
~ will almost entirely relieve the State FRI
ere debt of every kind. even though nothing
ms paid by the Union Bank. He showed Il
the last authentic information in respect
The financial resource of the Union Bal
came from an anti-bond, anti-bank report
= the Legislature of last year, which show
that it would finally loose OF all its ass
: about five hundred thousand dollars.
8 THr DsCussros IN THIS Place ON FRIDAY
Judge SHATruck is a pleasing orator.