Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

barr oojecss jtssposes to which il is 10 b,
apDl;sa' amply says: Article Z, section
I~Ne law shall ever be passed to raise loar
|of money upon the credit of the State or /,
pledge the faith of the State for the paymen
or redemption of any loan or debt. unless s,cl
law be proposed in the Senate or House .
Representatives. &c." without limiting the a.
ton of the Legislature in any manner what.
ever as TO the USE of the money. It NAV. by
Tue constitution, be borrowed and applied. i
'"e people SO desire, to Banking, building
gambling or any thing else--and vet Mr.. etc
kie-me-Billy" has discovered that the const;.
'ulion does not warrant the borrowing of mo-
ney LOT the purpose of Banking" Really,
TINS is the age of wonderland the recent
discoveries OF the anti-bond party in constitu-
'lonai law, have entirely thrown into the shade
Inc revelations of Science and the inventions
OF GENUS. Who shall say where the improve
menus OF the age are to stop? But to be seri-
Gus. ms Idea of the constitution being Cd.
posed to Banking, is fair specimen of Mr.
Ilckle-me-Billy" Freeman's logical declama
eon-and indeed Freeman's entire speech so
lar as Its merits were to be arrived at bv b;s
ARGUMENT was most clearly solemn failure
IN relation to this same Mr. Freeman. Won
nave no doubt heard also, that he was emnbat.
lcaiiy an orator whose glorious out-bursts Of
imprisoned eloquence stirred the inn,ost 6
ores OF the human heart; whose mind. itself
OF the highest order, teemed with illustra t;ons
at once chaste, beautiful and sublime Well
SIR although | do not pretend to much TASTE
N these things, yet must confess that was
NUN STRUCK with the PROPERTY of these in |
discriminate eulogies, when l heard him talk
'bout lew Bankites and aristocrats .batbino
heir RED LIMBS in the SWEAT of the Peonle ), /
md again: ''the sweat of the hardy woman ~
II the land collected in one great reservoir" &c
NC. &C. This champion of loco focoism. 81
charitable for his chasteness and elegance. al.
o stated that the people, dissatisfied with the
xtravagance of the Union Bank, were much
hopes that the Legislature would be severe
'pon the Bank, but that after the lapse Of some
weeks, thirty or forty of the members of tho
legislature received large discounts from the
Sank, and that during the session some fiftv or
ixty more obtained similar guerdons-but
nat ne did not pretend to charge the men,
'ers OF the Legislature with BRIBERY and COR
'UpTIoN, but just left the people 10 draw their
wn conclusions. Then he adds:
Twas tickle me Bi!ly-do. do. do.
And when it comes my turn | Il tickle you!"
This is fair specimen of the cHAsrE and
LEaANr style of this "Tickie-n1e- Billy" At :
'rney General.
NOW have been entirely unable to discov-
the beauty of the idea of BATHING n
feat reservoir or tub of swEAT--and Il sncb
astlme is esteemed luxury or desirable TO
ny party'lt must be to the anti.bondites. and
OF to the 'Honor ard dignity folks" as he 9
ais the wings or bond payers. Now have
o doubt If this "Tickle-me-Bily" advocate :
you'd take the saceat-tub and wash down some :
MS antl-bond party, have little doubt that :.
ne next time ne attempts an anti-bond speech ,
is sweat-tub illustrations will be more feel
Ugly appreciated. Yours, &c.
A BOND MAN.
we are lnterrogated every day as TO the i,