The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-08-04
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ON The Whselins va.
We cannot Fellcr ilnm eli |niai
ins ourselves upon Qian. with.
which che cause d Ci1t al tstess. s,i.,
eiplss e sweeping over our land. EgsfgA
day Iort bol adds sl,s zeal aud 81,
lhusl3s1 ot |,as her prOspsclb
asgalsr apd giill bi liier. and 80
csflaiA. ct success ii IS 8. asid ilis r.
ion that by ihe mighty influence 81 itnsa
meaa8le- which they advocate. our co0ntfp
will again be brought back % nYospsrisy. ana
oar people % happiness and nolifie1 DUE. Z
g calculated % stimulate Them n their ex
eEtIOnsr and add To tlis irof n Il, Iiek he,
will sif.iav y place men Is 81 81 g 5
worth and unimpsached haneslv.
Nof Is lhe evidence ar lie glowing poun.
iarity ct M, CLAY and Wing psinciipIse
merely conlectural The ssans sc The
tines point unerrinely 10 al avail efi,b cln
the part q the pebple 10 The true STATE 81
sae country, md lle pruElsr position &C n5r
tles. L0eoiocoisn e nor less Objectionable
SOW than Is was ii iS40--,he same desire
Tor change Of the principles on which o,ss
goseFpmen. was conducted, and which. /,
ma time contaminated the great poliiieal.reg
Oluilon, slill exists. Much was expected
upon the election Of Gen HARRIsoss, ana
the promised reforms we're certainly % be
expected. For 4 long lime Il WAS ,IifScult
% explain that The death Of our great Dolifi.
cal leader in that campaign, lefl matters
Ilusi where they slo0d previous 10 The batile !.
bur now that al lave been convinced Of the
apOsiacs Of hImon whom the duties Of lis
hrst Office IN our land detOlYed- nov thai
bis treason has become manifest, and an res
ponsibilily for The acts Of the present IA.
mInlstrallon has been disaVowed by the
whig party, but one feeling anitnales de CD.
ponenis Of those who en{ailed upon Is he
evils under which We nov suffer; bat one
opinion prevails. III maturity 81 cases the
policy is pursued, against which thepeop
rose 10 theft mightat The last election, he
wings have bad no opportunity Of caTrSinU
out those wholesome measures which ,ve,e
approved BY majority unprecedented II
the history Of our country; their betrayal
into the hands Of their opponents left them
disabled and helpless. Those measures
have not decreased ia popularity y, pd rather
each day has added 10 tie hest Of thsiF sup.
poFtets, and in the deteriRinauon il eiSe
! them fair trial By disaVoWinp connection
i with them, and electing 10 tie Presidency
lin "A one whose whole life has given evil
deuce of bic identity With them, che who
runs may fsad'' ths future destiny 81 our
republic. &c -
i Among The changes 81 opinion which Ire
taking place ID the lainds of the people as
10 measures. We nolice With pleasure thar
i free and fair discussion, united % proper
lubserv lion Of PRACTICAL results, las eagsea
the tide of popular ieelilg 8 rua s,roans.
Than ever in favor OF a national cuTrenca
andsa pfOtectioe tariff Although all The
principles Of the whig party are increasing
In popularity as they become better Under
stood, jet he must be blinded with prein.
dice, indeed, who Is not compelled 70 3D.
mil that these leading measures are making
friends among our opponents in every p0F
lion Of The countEy. ID many instances op
position 70 Them has been abaadoned as the
nnly means Of keeping together 4 pari,
/ which Is known 70 be particularly obnoxio0s
10 them, and although al the outset all were
willing that upon these, as the leading qnes
lions, the next campaign should be bought
We predict that ere the day &c Trial arrives
the loc0focas will abandon their ground. 81
so myslif tlleir position is d prepea Go,
understanding of Il.
10 view Of every sign, apd iakinp iniu
confederation al the Indications aII.sgtetl 81
popular demonstrations, We are then can
stFained 10 say 70 the wings of he Uni0o
as Father Richie ofien SAYS d ont uppon-
enss, Int ID more sincerity, lhe skies are
bright 1--WE have cheering certainty 81
success before Us, md The most despondine
can look 10 the future with confidence. thai
ere long 8 new era win dawn upon rs. and
with HENRY CLAY IS our President. and
strict adherence 10 Whig measures our gov.
ernmens shake Of ille dpsl &c lOcole %
Ism, md assume lss original purity oHr
country tecoge tom its pFosliaii0n. and
its lles, ana agaill ssaIn SIS 1F6pet
station aHnong lhe naiionsof ihs void.