Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
OxroRD. October 23d, is43.


D,ar Sir: The news from Georgia~and
v,rvIsnd has awakened among the wings
h. bsst OF feelings hey, il is true, look
Il he bond question in the limits Of hlissis
..,ei. as the all absorbing subjeoh but para
ngant as u il, they cannot but pant TO add
.a5tber 10 the constellation Of Stars that are
ogcs more breaking out in the political sky.
Tspnessee. Georgia and Maryland have Ia
Ian their stand a few days and Mississippi
sin Be with them. The mill boy of the
s.ashes." With one blast upon his buge horn,
5ss reused the sleeping millions. aud they
SD shortly go forth. reudiug the skies with
5sir shouts.
On the subject o: the election in this
tyualv. have an abiding confidence that
hs wings will carry the ticket; bat should
hay mol ID the whole, they must in part, as
ode 5fthe Democratic candidates will GER
utnly fall short Of the vote Of his party.
An effort has been making lauerly to
bring an extrsneous influence to bear on the
election in this county. which l consider
highly disreputable to all concerned. y
PERSONAL controversy of very disagreeable
nature has been going on for some. between
c. Butler. the Democratic candidate for
Sheriff, AMI J. ]. Craig. a citizen OF the
county. have lear ned within few days,
that Butler is endeavoring to fasten on the
Wing party The getting up of this play TO
inIlre him This is. of course. according
% The patent modern method OF great men !;
tH, in this particular case. consider it a
blll and silly effort, unjust to his opponent,
who know has acted with great discretion,
aal an unprovoked aspersion on the Wing
patty This way of conducting a canvass
= 10 say the least of it, gaming concern,
aaI should not be tolerated.
u Is unaccountabIe how these comfy elec-
lions have become mixed up in general poll
ucs bu, so il is, and believe it is general
lycouceded to have owed its origin to the self
styled Democratic party, who have even car
Fed on the war from an overseer to Presi-
dsut. IL seems TO me this is all wrong.
Waile the Democratic party, however. aG
here to il the wings have no choice but to
meet them. and light them with their own
weapons
The effort Of Mr. Veto Tyler to create
sod inspire n third and new party. and
which was as clearly signifed by the God
Ike" in bis Fanuel Hall speech. may be
considered a positive failure. His base
"-lcheTy to the wings his open and scanda-
Nls bidding for the locofocos. and his con-
"quent reckless and corrupt course has dis
s''ed all men Of all parties. The Guard
20, always excepting Wise) dispensed to
1'F several foreign rewards. nothing is left
oI The old fight of 1910 over again; and il
Martin, the man of expedients. but lead their
'o'ees' the victory is sure and Hope. which
nj season has IBID the world farewell" /"
wa once more spread her wings.
hwould seem from the following. which
cut from Kentucky paper, that Mr.
lyiers malignity towards The whig party
az out just commenced The last session oI
-00s'ess and that he had fully intended. af
81 'ne 4th of March. l643. to wreak on
@sm his vengeance:
Mr Charles A. WickIiffe. the Postmas
Genea under Mr.. Tyler. stated in Lou
;lle' that Mr.. Tyler was not and did mo-
n 70 De candidate; that Mr.. J. G Cal
I'm o. South Carolina. was the stronges
-uaIlate ri Tor the Presidency an IVoshing
-. 80 o1y aud with The Democratic Locofo
NJ members Of Congress Thar the Whig,
sn' mat the President possessed no pow
5oa mey THE Whigsl a0ould find thai n,
P'rsr and safusncs; and. at tbs close