Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-10-23

says Col. Bingaman addressed the citizens OF this
county yesterday Owing to the limited notice given,
the assembly not so large as we had wished for
FREE TRADER.
We would politely thank the "Artful Dodger' of
the Free Trader to publish the whole of our article,
or at least enough that the truemeaning may be
derstood and not to give garbled extract. He that
would far forget the duty of GENTLEMAN, and ut
terly degrade and polute the sanctum of an Editor
deserves the scorn and Kisses of honest and up
right reading community. But to such an Editor we
will say III the plain language of an old poet
with al these tokens of knave complete,
Shoudst thou be honest, thou'rt dev'lish cheat
0I7-The following is the closing paragraph, which
we extract from long article in the Woodyile Re-
publican. paper published in Wilkinson county
We regret being unable this week to lay the entire
article before readers Judge Shattuck, unlike
the small tool and party brawler, has won a name
in indeavorng to his State from eternal and ev
erlastng disgrace that shall wait to the breeze and
be emblazoned upon the flag of twenty-six united
and sovereign States, testimonial of his sterling
worth in achieving vctory-a brilliant victory
over the corrupt myrmidons of party advocating
State swindhng as their creed. The Republican says
"Weask Judge SIS. pardon for this very imperfect
sketch Of some of the points in his speech We,
however, express, in justice him, which we have
not been able to do in this SKETCH that he has estab
shed for HIMSELF with the citizens of this county,
a reputation for being one of the most powerful and
effective public speakers in the State
LET US DO OUR DUTY-WHIGSGz AND
HONEST BOND. PAYERS, COME UP
TO THE POLLS AND VOTE!--YOUR
CAPITOL IS LIKE TO BE SURRENDER
ED INTO THE HANDS OF A CLAN OF
ALGERINESA-S ILEl!-STRIKEn
AND THE DAY IS OURSm!
On Monday and Tuesday week, fell
low-cltizens, is to be decided, by sove-
reign state, a question heretofore un-
known IN the whole civilized world
That question is, whether or not the
state OF Mississippi will, the whole of
her citizens constituting the JURY, "a
gree to pay back to the holders the mo l.
ey she actually .rece we'd upon the bonds
issued and sold for that purpose, and up
on the faith, credit and sacred HONOR
OF every subject within her borders.-
Or on the other hand whether she will
permit herself led bliadly estray, and
follow the dictates of few bank bought
demagogues. bank debtors, state swim
dlers and all others seeking office; thus
bringing down upon her fair name the
enraged wrath of twenty-five fair and
noble sisters of the Union.
The honest bond paying patty have Gov.
McNutt, the CREATURE who falsfied his oath,
and the whole of his clique arraigned against
them, and the nations of the earth stand silent
spectators and listeners, awaiting the decision,
trusting and coniding in our honesty Let
every voter mediate and enquire before he
cast his vote for a man who is indebted to the
Mississippi Union Bank, and shouts aloud "a
gainst the payment of the State Bonds
By being elected to the Legislature, debtor
to the Bank is TO Legislate whether he shall
pay his honest debt to the bank, or get entire
ly clear of it. Is it just to send interested
men-men whose oaths are TO come in con-
tact with their PURSE? We think every
honest man will answer NO. The people are
appealed to by demagogues, even in this coun-
Ity who are aspirants TO office, and told that
they are to be taxed if they vote for the pay
ment Of the bonds. These same humbuggers in
case the bonds are repudiated, make clear pre-
Icisely the amount they are indebted to the
Union Bank. They wish to prove the bank
a fraudulent institution, and the law of the
land not recognizing fraud, they expect thro'
this channel to creep out. Then indeed, may
it be said in truth. the people have suffered
the debtors to swindle the bank out of that
which might have been applied 10 the pay
lfnent OF the bonds and now they must sub.