The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07
THE GUBERNATORiAL CANVASS. /

1iete victory over Brown wherever they SPEAK /
and has driven him from every position be
has taken on be bond question:. The present
canvass VIII be one Of continued triumph Tor
Mr., Clayton. II the bond paying democrats (
prove trua 10 themselves and the glorious
eaass IN which thes have embarked, land we
believe shey wiID repudlation vii be eifecta-
ally killed oil 10 November, aud never again
raise ils hideous front, 10 disgrace The State.
To make tie triumph complete, as far as The
bond question is concerned, the wings should
support bond paying candidates for the Legs
latufe 10 democratic counties, while the bond
paying democrats should support whig candi-
dates, in Whig counties. An honest men, Of
al parties, should fight reputation this year
IN such a way as not to be troubled with such
a filthy conflict hereafter. We can accom-
plsh al we wish ii the coming elections five
but remain firm and true TO or cause
The above extract which we copy from the
"SOulhron" contains the proper sentiments in
regard 10 union and a perfect concert Of
action among the bond payers Of each party.
IAN honest men, Of all parties, should fg re-
quotation this year in such a way as not to be
troubled with such filthy conflict hereafter"
All who concur IN their opinions on this subject
should unite in their efoHs to demolish the par
~, which advocates so disgFaeelal doctrine;
there should be no division among them, no
want Of exerlion or q efficient organ'satioH.
Unless we determine to conduct ths canvass
upon this principle, our Def al is certain Lei
us forget IN this contest ibat ae belong o any
other pariy,lban that Of honest men endeayof-
ing toredeem our State from ihe degradation
aud contempt which the prevalence q this
loalhsome doctrine has brought upon tee let
Us invoke The Wings % evince on Obs OCCASION
that spirit orlibarality ana compromise. which
isihe best evidence ofthe sincerity ofiheifon.
position d lae prmeiplss Of Reputation. Let
the members d this party, nho feel repag-
nance 10 supporsing bond paying Democrat,
consider what constitutes then Wings. tits
their adherence TO certain system Of meas
ures to be parsued BY the general government
and thsif conidencen ihe superor adyanla-
ges Of this course o. policy upon tie general
interests Of The country over that recomneu-
ded by heir opponents, the Demoersls The
difference between he two parties i upon
measures Of poles, not inSolving moral prinei-
pies. Bot u whas consists The difference be.
tgeenibe Two parties ofthis State, the bond
payers and the RepndiatoFs 1.-THE Wings,
who have opposed the doctrine Reputation.
are TO 30 believed itn0 only deeply involves
lhe best interests ofths State. bus also ths
Character and standing GIFTS iud.YidaaI citizens
and bas been uniformly maintained BY them Il
Be essentially question Of honesty and dis.
honesty Thay have centended win t1ts
Cha, if The reppdiators Should succeed ii she
approaching elections. il will Be gbsir policy q
sqnandsF all ihs means ehieh he State has d
diseharging its debts without imposing adj
tional burdens upon # citizens Thai when ths
alternative Of a system olFainoas taxati5n d
reputation shall be presented 70 ihe people
hey may be sustained BY lhe popular voice in
their dishanorable doc'riaes. Now, if The
Wings have been sincere in their professions
on ibis subject Is itnot incumbent upon then
10 yield their party praiudiees aud uniie earai.
ally with al, Who afa willing % assist then il
fedeepng the honor Of their State and pfevsh-
Ting Tie destructive policy whieIwoald be pct
sued bg the HepadialoFs 10 nfesefv8 them.
selves IS paays rom political ahnihIaliau -
Moreover ii nos he solemn pll.daea of Ehsa
s. NJ ,s, nose man, sben, assh 6.,bay so,.s
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gss''sas, - sssis i'sss 39i'aissslo.si fsaa
g fnf11t b EXPRESSION Whioll We dadi
hear li0a I'D Nhas q ibis county. Eve az
mn atlina ~ ris8 8 s,,,-k +, n. ss,., ss,;.,s
f. =. ~ ~ IS -
PaalssFS sige0i sas
Wings and bond paying Democrats c0heH. II
their Yiees IF State nuliee and lie eh.as lace
II as.sssas a. 1asgrsss YVh.s 81. i
81 II. =.
e'sa's 's'e'iis ~ ais4it Aas rs
.leaThs and iIshess sine sppils 81 party
All WHO are SINCERELY o1nosed d lie de-
sssas & ya,.s,.s:a, Ia. tl,s h..., sa-..:.a....
ss9is 4 ~ 8 ~ aest ~ eAsl 2 STAG PeA
e9 should iake more elevated view q The
present contest than IS mere struggle fer
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san g aseblv ;nVol,;n5 s { bssrs +, s - +
- aaa rs snte,asf " Then ~. vks s.
{. ,ass ssa,s. IA fhs,s $40 -. 81 .... y.
Wbgs nsasanf an sisIasla y ) $1,000