Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-08


ple wAs d'sltlqa ~ o. fesnlL n
iuD II u kunwu, iliff ffom len
| 80 ~ 70 1910, ~ ljcinotnip,,a
we confi,nlly III The ascofdnai !,
tie lmuii, and within alweleee..
~ lIic 4 fm NJ Me- Van n,
fcgnlmd ~ llnt u bad losl A.,
the IN cuegnum 81 1871.
II nnk, II hels wrfs looked lod,E
and no confederation Ind 1fllr can.
Which dyc threw Nj vnn llAa
intrinsic la,k u popularity would n
quts 'iolsbl, be- reg mrd asnpar,
Gu for his prosiruton, NJ M
,om'ry will rcgtrd II .honId NJ
tho democratic nominee m isil.s,I
although We win Ia that cyem NJ
cheerfully pill lolthour feeble ,tprI
~ his support, We mud conf " h
W. SHALL labor wllhou hope, and
without expectation Of return n
see very large numbers Of " Ia
1910, returning 10 he d m,
andard which they abandoned n /
day. on acc unit of the causes the,
operation. We cannot hope for u
cess without retaining this hate
cessioa Of strength, and policy M
dictates th1t no prelcncc or eNuI
he given TO these new recruits Il
falling back upon the GROUND tlI
have batcEy left. They all manhI
that they severed from The democrI
ic party for personal and accidea
causes mlr,Iy, and by no meI
L pledged themselves TO bank, Tariff
other { .deral measures, when M
, voted fol- Gen. Harrison. Is it'd
prudent IN the Closely balanced Sd
of parties to present TO these men
issue. OF lSi0, and can we r. asoraa
t expect of thtm, the late l4Od
! against Mr.. Van Buren,, TO gi,ea
. lie to their former opposition to Il
e gentleman, and BY now cominglON
!. support, to declare themsclyestotq
: been either { o,s or knaves but d
/ years before?
!. Most men lriz The virtue Of 4
h sistency when all else oftheirpoIill
i stock in trade is lost, aud disp'aH
IS more in supporting men than md
) urcs,-lcr all can pin their faith tol
r. skirts OF the tir,t, when they care
G for, or cannot comprehend the lal
Il So, where we may look for the IN
l. supporting or rejecting, as the rul
it may be, a bank OF a tariff, we
is fni few willing for Ordinary cau
e to comprons.s their character
!; consiste ICY BY taki' z up the
4 whom they befo orpo>cd--the D
Is especially ifthe prestige Of defeat
v tachcs to them. This floating mn
II ity, which is now inclined to thed
Il oera ic side, is then entitled
e change of man, if we desIr their
d port, which is equivalent and ind 5
n sable to success.
r We have little doubt thai for
purpose the Southern candidate i
!, suitable m,n- 1t is from the "
= of the South that the hooked for
> sion of strength is mainly to Com
6 The party here is largely dcmoc
Q in principle and feeling, and '
A the issues come that must be n
y OF bank aud tariff can ncycrtbe
) away to their support. Man
!. them were tie former friends, a
# large part Of them are still the q
i rerS Of John c. Calhoun. lie
Is OBTAIN their votes when no other'
Il ocrat could, least of all Mr.. Van
= ren, against whom their person.
e lcctions are SO Strong that il ca
i, them even to leopard their prime
= to procure his dsf at. Can Mr.
n Buren, show the probability 0
y equal accession Of strength lloa
w igs oftte North! lfso, the
ment ON this sctTc will be cqna
!. !: rween Mr.. Calhoun anil himself
do hot believe that lie can, FOL
have seen no representation 10
!" effect from his friends, further lll
g,atuitious appropriation OF I've
i democrdtic triunphs every~hl'
!" his benefit. Ii for no other re
: than this Of the weakness of Mr.
Buren,, we would prefer the Soul
= candidate. But then to this is a
I, our conviction, that while they
Of general p1licy held by the !
will secure for him the pledged
= port Of the entire Sluthern democ
ia the event of this nomination,
= identification of interest with
" and tha reasonable sectional