The hornet., 1843-10-03

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81 because it Il taking choice oI two evils
Howard. Kendall GlImer and Dunbar, am
dramatically opposed 10 ~ 10 national poll.
t0gathsy are loao.foeoa 20 ibc cofo-but up.
on lbe bond question, they are wings in pro.
iags.on and deed, and Il bebooycs every true.
hearted bond.paycr of both political parties
10 rally 10 their support IN bis speech de-.
lyercI 40 chi, place on last Wednesday, Col.
yoIucy T.. Howard declared that if he was
elected, and lho choice Of President was to
be made by the Congress Of the United States
he would vote for the choice Of the people Of
be that man Van Burcu, Clay or
Calhoun. This is a true republican principle
it would be but a fair expression Of the will
of the people whose sul'ages he had obtained.
Col Kendall has ayowcd the same. and we
have but little doubt that the other two can.
ildaies are Of the same republican cast.
Wings of Mississippi, will you for mo.
nent hesitate for whom TO cast your yotesl--
What can be expected from an anti.Joader2--
The leaders of that party are set of corrupt
men, who care nothing for their own charac.
er, nor for the high standing and character of
'our adopted State. They are a set of un-
and swindIing bank borrowers7--
elected they enter the Halls of Congress.
'oIIutmg every thing that is pure and unsuIE.
d, with the filthy curses of repudiaton. rem
enng the once fair name of Mississipni /
y-word and reproach among all honorable t
nd honest men. No! you will not hesitate d
ut as true and undinching patriots, you will S
ONE up boldly to the rescue, and endeavor h
uePosltlng your votes for the bond.pavino n
emocrats to crush reputation so deep in the d
nk OF corruption, that all the scrub. reppdia V
us OF the State, yoked in one team. with the h
tIIant Brown IN the lead, could not beoin 70
If 1t from nOnentity. o
Having no ticket of their own. and soo;nc i
contest OF vital Importance waged betweon t
e oond-Paylng and anti-bond democrats # p
r'alniy would be good policy, if not the du. o
ol 'oe wings to favor the success of that hi
Ity which agree with them upon tbe irs, N
a equitable principle of State honor Re- vc
es 'hls' we have the pledge of two of tho II
mlnees thatif we carry the State for uon so
Clay in "A, that they will, if the election tn
IS 10 the Halls of Congress-, cast their votes W;
accordance with our expressed decree AT
W on the other hand if the ant.bon1 Ia,
a'eS succeed (Which will be the case If tbo fac
'SS Suller themselves lulIed to disinterpstod len
81 what can we expect them to do Gov 49,, ma
y would embrace the devil before Hem Law
~ anu Il 'nat faithful and well tried patri oul
was 10 receive the unanin1opS voto ofnF. tbe
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