The hornet., 1843-08-22

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political hlapsI vim have loug preached hon.
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afflicted. TIE bdI eHaII BE- ti of e,.I dgcft
or lbe people mu.f know win they arr.
G.. ". H. BROWN
Az nssps no tnr BflDows'-fhc PoH.
totoc Tribune sesnainIy pregnant With some.
thing very bIg and wcighiy, and wc think lt
at present proptIou' and prudent that aII 10.
co.foco mcu.mllcs las hold of the bellows md
blow until bic delivery is reduced TO a certain.
|ty. The worst that can allict him, d, isind'
Is this not the same G. A. Bradford, who once
figured so largely as a boaipdysr, and flooded
the State with his circulars, letting the people
know that he wa, democrat, and also that
he thought it the duty Of the sovereign State
Of Mississippi 10 redeem the last dollar, the
last cent and the last mill, which might be
brought against her. At the time Of the issu.
ance Of said circular, Mr. Bradford was can.
ddate to hIl a vacancy as Auditor OF Public
Accounts, lie has openly, since that time,
proclaimed through the columns of the "Tri-
bune," his utter adherence and detestaton
for the cursed and detestabc doctrines of repu.
diation. But change appears to have come
DER the spirit of his dream, and we now find
him Pouncng upon the bond-paying loco-foco
ticket, and SHINING the nominees without
mercy. We are as Indifferent in the result
of this fight, as the old lady who saw her hus-
band and the bear clinched, we certainly don't
care which are the victors
We inserted in a back number a commdni.
cation signed Rally This we find copied in
the Tribune, together with our remarks ac-
companying it. More wise and knowing than
any Of its contemporaries, the Tribune saws
it "predicted this turn Of affairs so soon as the
independent bond democratic ticket was an
nounced at Jackson" That is, it was predc-
ted that the wings would run candidates for
Congress, and not support the loco.foco bond
paying ticket, which was put in nomination
at Jackson. Well, friend Bradford, you're a
prophet Parson Miller is fairly thrown in
the shade, never to rise again. Suppose we
were to prophecy that you had eaten food last
week, for the mere sustenance of life. You
certainly could not consistently score US a fool,
because we have as good right as yourself to
"predic" things. Did the wings attempt or
effect barter Of their undoubted right to run
candidates for Congress. If they did it has
certainly never come to our knowledge. We
have never heard of any one of our party be-
ing so base as to attempt this. True, there is
some difference of opinion among our party,
on this subject. Some think that we should
let the election go by default--that it would
be wrong in the wings, after declaring the M
selves believers in the district system, TO turn
round and elect by general ticket All this
may look little like being the true doctrine,
but upon a close examination, other impor.
lant matters will suggest themselves, and con,
vince the reader that it would be seIfdestruc-
ton for the wings of Mississippi to throw
themselves PROSTATE, and let the loco-focos
pass unspurred over the political ground
We expected this foaming rage of the loco-fo-
CO.'S They declare that the wings have done
awful things-that they have trampled upon
the dearest principles ever put forth and ad-
vocated by them as a party.
Others can speak for themselves, but for our
part, when we find it impossible TO get fight
with our enemy on fair terms, we deem i a
wise move to gather in on him, use his own
weapons, and thrash him till his own family
shall not know his countenance thereafter.
What will the prophet Of Pontotoc give next,
n his regular line Of business. Certainly moi
lecture to the wings, because forsooth thew
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