Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-13


clare themselves IN favor Of repndipIine
the bonds ofthe State Nearly all the nom
inees were driven from the field, and Insr
were selected who would carry out tn,
newly invented claplrap We all know
The result The people were told that all
the md deed States wo1ld rcpudi4te their
d. BIS be.orp the expiration of Two years -
tha, reputation was the only true :nI ac.
knowiedeed creed of the d.,noc ra'ic ptriv
thlougho~t the l,nelh and b. adrh 81 oar
cOun'ry. Many who were not arqutini
with the hidJ.sa uy<te.iss &C the order. la
other States, couli not readily s,.s that al
rect aud open stealing was rart and plf.,
OF the democratic creed; VT, ever iauhfni
TO all lha. wac called drrnuc ratio, IN, e. ME
nPto he polls as sheep tn1ht slta. httr d n.
-1hey yoIei for the lepCdiating candi-
dates.
Ire democracy in other States dislp
pointed their txpectaiuHs IuSit;id uf r.
pa iiatine their Sat- bis, they. wiIh one
voice. condemns d The doct Inc y aciiS, i Iu
Mississippi, and d,clettd d thai ;iualic ,ubh
rv was not the democratic conf ssIon O
tiIth- Ttis univt sal >I,oL,- 81 cni,ir.rna
on, ST. uck the "lntpr. Il a" W.T. moIntnt-
AIRY CONSERVATION. aud the ag, of the p.I
~ r snlvtd that tht. vote at tn las LECTION
had s. ulrd p 'man' nIIv the qrrsrinn ot re-
pud Iaiinn. and MAJ u ought noa 10 b. b ouglH
again Iuto the canvass In the mean IN r.
the imnacuittr Young i.ayand. th,. vr,S
butler hy of all that as lovely ati d.. ic.,r.
in democratic rppu llalian was discovered ir
practising npou The Ihrurv advenc' d hv hi
party. II iorgfd d a very Iargr amnrlni o
treasury warrants bat ne. no doubt f. tIha
he was d -ring a lrgiIimti,. huSin, - und.
the fostering care OF his d moe rati,' rec, u
tors flr considered that no IN. orv wa>
wo IN advocating whirh woulI not ad nit o.
being pn. into pracrice IT,. w,ts rId hv
his v. ry masters and was ermi,ttd to go
scot free. Then "ttnr m. >ublIin q. d pt.,
T. clion at reputation, . liz dstn0c rneie. r.
5 Grav' s tn whuIn ~ mnnu,nrrii more -
ting than brass" should be- ere ted r.
robbed the rsasTrv of about fifv InouS ,rd
cnliats. AMI nearly succeeird in g.1ing III
with ninety lave ihous md NOR. The peo-
pie b gan [" think this Al as u :. .coni dIriuu
OF practical rtpudih'inn. htauli ully illus, =; &.
ted and they uish,d 10 have ~ more uf il
The honest portion of the democracy stood
aghast In l.ad,ls the rrpuil,tors {, II
them la bad box. and 5, they 81, re-.
\ conv'utIun WAS call, d. aud II WAS iht
larg' 81 thal plry ever he'll oncIiiatiug
SPEECHES we've made. aud caucus h.lI
Nothing WAS left uudone which srem, d
nerPssIry 10 secure the unIt, u actIrn
of the party. R,pu iiltinn WAS not .vhiS
per, d-;he leaders dI!aied in houi, ace. M
upon the oil Etshioned dciuorracv ~ hiri
had been suck keI from their u,uiht. S br, aSt>
No many months tlaps'd d D f. e II S
e:ntd necessary BY many to have s1u,
captivating hupbues TO arouse the f.lings
of the 'uDterrifitd drmucracv"-rhr doc
ines which had been suck, d { ON their
mothers bira>ts seemed 10 have kr>t thri,
chair. A caucus of 5 me half dozen de-
tei mined to annul the action of he Fl 81 con
ventiDn. and have a nrS one aud at m.
Satne time have the ltgislatntr cnuvrn. d
BY this movement, il was exncc;ed thut :,
varIriy of nrw clap.trapS could he GOT IN
aud they we're net unSucc. S>fll la ihtif It
ioits- During The ~ hole. ;. s>ion 81 III, l. .
Islnure. il seri's Of bills wtre under discus
sion. tie ol CT Of which Was to in iucr -.
bond payers 10 con,mit themselves la uch
a manner rs 10 ing the qi-s.i,ns IN The
canvass. Among these bills. n b. u,t-
TONED that nt uduced IT th,. lower Hn3st
oy B'iSroe, Tor the pucpns-. Of relieving ev'.-
y MN who was indicted 10 the b nks =
that :ntrodnced bv Swami II, The S nnlr. Ia
give the Union b,nk to the hnldgrS Of th..
STATE bond, far paVman IN fall 'ihr cb-
cts !hf uhith the gIsiiinr.. was cunvs n, d
Ner' almost cn'lr " lost sigh OF, ~ lut, "a
"e lie rrpndialors upon i'yuna plans f'r
political movements The peoples reprr-
s'ntatives scattered 10 all pats Il th'- State
intent upon ming tn ~ new huhbits
Al TN. present time. reapl . the
fruits of the c,lrbrait,i July fpu, .lil,s-a
dav->-ssion o. the l. gi>I ,tusr. itiS fl nISh-
ing fool for the small fsv stump ogai'' 5 Ihe
casIbse Of whose minds ca .nnt cnmptSs
anything more extensive than cof:rrnllihl-
clap-trap The democratic prtsS. "f stand
ing and inhuenrp, have not attempted ta uS-
ths 81 small h,ateri.ls I'D The canvass They
all however. have their own pt tlcala. m
strtimrnr to play upon
The history Of the srlfsfylei democrat
party of Mi~sissippiis is wosih s'ndyins antl
10 il were written out ~ iul a s"nli di>
play series nf twisil.,e aud tntnIn2S. on
tnt piItui ine leaders. lha, w'u'd b- q TIE
last ltnpnstance 10 the lrputi.a''ng "'us'i-
room p .IisicIsns who Iepru fos saessss up
On their tact Ia enlIlns the people. IL
prtseni d. dsmocrasic tepulIsiing patty hats "d-
vocaied aud opprs. d almost .v~sy msasu'e
d A. R4. -.