Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

millions. we have nothing to apprehend from
We have the honor to subscribe ourselves,
Your obedient servants,
HOPE & Co.
His Excelenza, A. G. McNUTT,
Gov.-in-Chief of the Army and Navy of Miss.
JUDGE SuArruck.-The Natchez Free Ira
der holds forth the following, which we ex-
tract from pitiful and grovelling article Of
some length. the whole of which. when sum-
med up, is nothing more than the putrefactive
belchings of a defeated loco-foco, who has
been striving for years to bring himself again
into public notice-but its no 60. The ex-
member Of Congress has been thrown 'hors
de combat and lays fiat upon his back below
ing wofully; while J. D. freeman still con-
tinues his "anti-bond thieving" haranguesto
the 'rosin-heels' of the piny-woods counties.
Go it Jonnyl you're blossom, destined to
bring forth fruit in due season. But to the
Iextract:-
/ ave regret to learn, that the democratic
candidate for Governor, was compelled to halt
at Oxford. from severe indispnsitions. Judge
Shattuck still continues the canvass Would
it not be more fair for him to pause while,
until Mr.. Tucker is able to proceed with him,
as they agreed to travel together, and the peo-
pie wish to hear them both at the same timer"
Now, Mr.. Free Trader, are you not aware
that old 'Tdlabold,' alias 'tendertoes,' left the
field without a providential attack of any kind.
Do you not know that Judge, or 'parspn' Shat
tuck if you choose, so completely annihilated
the niggardly appeals of the old "Constitu-
tional rogue" that he was forced to cry for
quarters. Such my dear sir, is the fact
And Tucker was soon convinced in his open
and avowed career, though short, that such
appeals as he was making, to incite the demo-
cratic party to plumber throughout the State,
now that it was PROSTATE and could gain the
ascendancy by no other means, with the cry
Of taxation! taxationll taxationll! to back it,
was literally sinking into insignifcance, and
caused hundreds of the HONEST and chivalrous
sons of democracy to rally to the support of
State faith and State honort Tucker was met
face to face by some of his old personal friends
north of this place, and wherever he had the
isfortune to speak, and told that he could not
receive their support-that they could not
(though democrats) take up the cross, and
march and fight under the flag of a clan nearly
outstripping the daring progress of the black
hearted Alegrines in pursuit of piracy and
midnight murder Was it not high time tina.
old '1'ald6ola' should ''aee the wrath to come,
Our friend who thinks Judge Shattuck should
cease speaking, will agree with us before the
'lday of the election that 'tender.toes' did right
in leaving the canvass. Can it be that he will
. make his appearance again, and give the Judge
another opportunity of holding him up to the
view of the righteous and honest, and expo
sing his little petty tricks while legislator in
the House Of Representatives of this State.--
We hardly think so, unless he can get with
Gwin and Freeman and bounce up behind
these worthless on Balaam's ass, and then we
of North Mississippi may expect to hear an
awful braying of quadrupeds, broken down
!, politicians, defaulters and would-be Attorney
i General. before the day Of election. Misabiis
: dictui but let US prepare to Withstand the aw-
full shock, our party is to receive on the occa-
sion referred TO.