Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-06-10


Who are TO bethe Wing candidates fol
the Legislature, in this county? VII
are to represent the wishes of the pee
pie OF Annie, in the next session Of on
Legislature /? The Wings in the county
seem TO be in state Of apathy, in regard
tothe next canvass. Though the battle
IS won over corruption in the State, ye
the Wings should not recIne upon then
arms IN inglorious repose. Remember
the price off, liberty is eternal vigilance. :
Why sumber when The enemy is yet on
the alert 2 The next session Of our LIE
glslature will be The most important, in
regard 10 the best interest Of the State
that ever assembled. An effort is making
by the Democratic party 10 tarnish and
sully the honor of state in relation 10 the
bonds of the Mississippi Union Bank
The character Of The State will be left in
the hands Of ournext Legislature should
the Wings be inactive the enemy may
triumph over them, and their triumph
tear down the fabric oGpoitical faith, and
sully for their reckless course of legisla-
iou, and policy, the honor and integrity
OF The State. The interest Of the State
is also involved, in the afrlrs of the IN
ion Bank. Prudent and skllful legisla-
ton in regard TO this institution, may be
Of essential interest to the State. The
policy Of the Democrats for the last five
years in regard 10 the banks, have been
OF the most disastrous and IamentabIe
character, and we have no hopes that any
future Legislation from them, will be more
prudent, and serviceabe TO the State *
the Wings alone we mnst now look fo
such legislation as will be of service in III,
present critical situation of our affairs
How important then is it, that the Wing
in each county in the State should maxi
strong effort, TO crush the insiduou
policy Of the Democrats, and secure a de
cided majority in the Legislature. w
hope the Wings Of Amite will not be lux,
warm in their duty. We should be rep,
resented by able and fearless representa-.
tives-our candidates should be out upor
the field we should be pleased to see GU
former representatives., t. Jones Stewar,
and James M. Smiley, Esqs., candidate
for the next Legislature. They are tn
very men we want. in the Legislator
during the next session, and if we are nc
mistaken the people desire that the,
should offer their services We know III
patriotism Of both these gentlemen, an
they arc at all times willing TO sery
their country, when called upon by thei
countrymcn to do so. Let the Wing
then dotheir duty, let them bring Oh
their candidate, and old Amite will b
among the foremost in the next session 0
our Legislature, in defending the homo
of the State from being disgraced, an
her interest from being ieopardizcd.
PRESIDENT TYLER.--It is refreshing /
the patriot TO read such Intelligence a
that contained in the letter below. Tn
good old days OF Jeflersonian republican
ism are 10 be revived, we feel every conf
dencc. Instead Of the fantastic etiquett
introduced into the White House, by tn
predecessor, John Tyler will sustain th,
manly and dignitied department toward
his guests, Of "a plan, unoslentatiou
and business-like republican--instead 0
the refined ghitiopy introduced by tht
French cooks Of his predecessor, he vii
crafty his hunger and that Of bis guest,
on good plain healthy diet-4lhstead o.
attempting 70 play The part ola ridiculous
superunnuaied Old dandy, as his predeces-
sor did, he will act the part suited 10 his
age and The exalted station which he oc-
cupies, land instead Of attempting 10
prop up his popularity by p.ndering TO the
passions and apPelles Of the vcnal, cor
rupt and proaigatcas his predecessor did,
he viii gain tho peoples appreciation by
a faithful discharge ol his public duties.
Read The lettctbelow; tVood. Hep
WASHINGTON, May >.
II is said fhat Mr. Tyler is determined
to set an example republican simplicity
ofmanners aud mode Of life, in the exec>
liive mansion. The household matters
IRE 10 be regulated with unusual attention