Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-27
MISSISSIPPI.

The LocOs snarl in Mississippi as in fact they
where the wrotched condition OF the country
which has been under their government for 10 years
having at length satisfied the People that they are not the
thing they cracked mp for
We do verify and in hearts believe that numbers large
numbers of Democratic brethren themselves ii was
not for That false aud perverse pride which cngs 10 mans
nature would sny"c Try Clay: let US give over expert
menung: let return 10 old measures and tried policy
1--WE CANNOT be worsed"
DISCONTINUED dissatisfied every wlere-iheir prosperity
overthown, their hopes wrecked, their Country ruined and
Bankruptcy and staring them in the face in lieu
OF that golden age which Jacksonism promised ihem
be otherwise than that the Democratic party should
be falling by the ears every State of the Union
In eusry State the Loco Foco party divided and dis
aced and for the that every where they have
governed the County. Vermont Delaware and Kentucky
the only States OF the Unon which under
their dominance, have been within the last - years
and in these States only the Locos at peace among
themselves.
But in Mississippi their icuds are the most violent for
there their misgoyement has been the most outrageous
The n. .. "Tropc" says:
MISSISSIPPI PoLITcs-Our good friends the Iocofocos
OF Mississippi are III delightful since the adjourn.
Of their State Convention and from present
our Wing friends wall be saved the trouble Of beating them
the election they seemed inclined to perform that
labor Of love themselves We have already advised our rcu
dors OF the dissatisfaction created in the ranks 10y the recent
nominations and the causes but those at distance can
form adequate idea Of the dssontons and bitterness now
eigning supreme IN their united and harmonious ranks
The disappointed aspirants. is frequently the case
ounumbe the nominees one, and every man who
iuicd to obtain nomination. nurses a hatred towards
those who did, quite fierce that which is felt by
the different cOntendng parties towards each other
Gov Tucker who entered for the in lsil when
defeat seemed inevitable, when the party thinks itself
strong enough to dispense with his services, of
little WORTH He Of considers himself an i'll used
individual" and looks upon his fortunate competitors
with ilconcoaod animosity Volney f. Howard too one
Of the most talented men, popular debaor courteous
gentlemen IN the party is disappointed and nc appeals from
the leaders "a the sovoroigns, Tom Marshall has it,
"irom tho troops the pcoplc"-Io has announced him
self as candidate for in the United State Senate
IN opposition to the partys layontc, Ex-Goy McNu and
what more to the purpose preparing for vigorous and
active campaign lie has already commenced canyassng
before the people, and promises his competitors face
10 face before their masters, every poin1Ie dcnounces
reputation, and upon that question will make the be-
tween himself aud the father Of the doctrine A. g. McNutt
lie argues u the High Court II Errors and Appeals has
already decided collateral incidental question: the
validity Of the bonds issued for the benefit OF the Union
Bank and that IL be- considered re- adjudieah-
The cry OF oppressive raised by the adverse party
he treats with mcrcd contempt md scorn and demonstrate
by undcnabc calculations at they bc paid u the last
mill without resort 10 taxation NJ aH The State owns now
jOuOOb acres o land noyo located whchIuay selected
om among The best and most valuable lands in the State
This hc proposes shall be- apar for the extnguishmcnt
Of the State debt, and estimating nj the lowest price ten
dollars per acre. price which u wall readily command
zee Of the millions debt will be nj once extinguish
cd To meet the remaining two millions with tho accrunr
interests Col Howard proposes appropriate the whole Of
the osscrs oi the Union aud Pantcrs Banks which II pro
pery husbandcd, will be than sufficient 60 pny of the
entire debt ct he State before The last or longest bonds will
have become due. This plan, Is conIcndod obvatcs MI
constitutional objections urged against assumption by the
General Government and affords the State certain and
efficient plan Tor edeoming it, character aud paying s
debts without burdcning the people
Gov NcNuuisan aud repudaor who prefers war to
payment and Of goes dead against owads scheme
Gov Tucker ti understood, aso a candidate for the
senate and opposed 10 McNuu generally and specif
oay. Ic sa ropudaior far az thc Union Bank bonds
ore concerned bu advocates iho payment of the bonds
sod for ilo Planters Bank The Hon. Samuel j. Ghol
SON, tho present Judge 81 the United States District Court
D. a'o spoken pfas candidate. Ile s what Is called
bond paying Democrat" differs radically with McNuu on
The subject Of rcpudiaon, partially with Tucker, aud
grees generally with Col Howard lie nyows his readiness
tomrrgo national politics Tor the Roaee and devote oil his
cncrge' 10 the ro-t1ou an credit and character of the
State
The Wings 1t present are uere COOKERS IN Yienna