The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-03
PORPR6fT 81 J9HN TYIee

The following Il d most graphic and iife-iss
portrait Of the tfailor0ns inbecie who lords Il a.
me White logse so gfspie ,aesed that ths oTi-
glnai would lekognized names and dates
were entirely ret cat II isfrom tie nddree. Of
john Quincy Adams, 10 bis eonstituenfs. elitretl
AZ BraintFee IN September: A4Fgptc.
John Tyler,who stole into the camp 81 tie
~htgsin l8 80, - their Triumphant eQe 10 put
dawn the slandard Of the northern man with s0r-
lhela principles under the coloTa Of reirenchment,
eiorfns wing resistance TO executive usurpa-
lions, has crept up to The summit Of power. and
there proclAtms himself democrat dyed ii the
wooi--elanns % be an tnaepe5dens coordinate de-
Patlment Of the leeisIattre power declares in 60
many words that Congress can enact no law with
our his sanctions enatises the leading members
OF Congress IF the party B wv hich be waschosen
as the coadIutor 81 Harrison. TO achieve the great
ana gsoIlous woIk q Fetorm, as nsotsizg polite
csans-sets Ell the trumpets ot the press, paid 81
his disPensation Of patronage 18th the public mo-
ney, and all the hungry and unpFincipled Office
hunters throughout the Union, 10 rolling against
Cong the legislative power, for failing 10 re-
store the public prosperity, while he defeats By
his getoes aimoal every salutary nessufe devised
and matured lbs them, and believed by them 10
be indispensable foi thar PURPOSES afns out Of the
ptiYeoffiees under bis contfof ofsst and ho-
noTabe men, true rgpublicaas aud ardent patriots,
like Jonathan Rohefs and fosls into their places
syc8phants and time servers; le4ies money mon
the peopl Is upon authority 80 estionabie 1hf
I his own Secleta5 81 Tie 1rcaSur7 beiitves II IS
pe without and against a9p and "a crown the
whols system Of migfule. approves and sens IA
act q Congress. ana estes % tle d4Darlmsnt
81 state An gnent g uuliily The most limos
sant, and 1e most lte srotse provisions.
= telloW- tlzens ~ yas this riarinu act Of
double-deallng t'lat ataespsd The cllafac s. tie
I1nan IL my estimations letters never s. be efa-
ced. That ppllcity was his pneradicab'a ce
had long had reason g Suspect but vas cxlfemelr
RELUCTANT to elieye.s Long before he a been
Thought Of as candidate for the once az Fiee
president 81 the United States, had read letter
from the late Henry Lee e him, charging him
with that pollution 81 Y heart III ofer transacz
lions Of bis life upon testimony y hcl II was nor
mira GLORY IIIs tsE EDcpi .
vetoes, and had noticed the direct issues upon be
Everacitv. made BY the seeding members g the
| Harrison cabinet. knew not all. indeeds Of the
oass of irrefrarabIe evidence 0nthat which
mas since been disclosed, but il was already expo
sed IN such burning light, that could barely keep
with him upon terms Of such personal civiilty as
lmay be observed with political adversaries y hose
personal integrity il unimpeached. The approval
/ Of the apportonnent BILL with the cayeat daposl-
/ ted in the department of State against far the
most important section contained in II was IN my
H dominion. fraud. which no man az moral honesty
4 could have committed which no sophietry could
Disguise aud no ingenuity could palliate. could
have no further voluntary friendly personal inter
course with It's author, and deemed Tiny indis.
bensable duty to expose its true character TO the
House, and 10 the country