The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-27
Show yourselves true wings.

Wings Of Mississippi, at The coming cleo
ten be sure you chow yourselves true Wings.
Do nothing By halves, Sut enter into the con-
test heart and soul. Let there be no apathy
or idleness among We but let each man put
his shoulder 10 the wheel, and extrieate the
car of state from the dep and muddy slough
INTO which it has bean wilfuny driven by
che chaEoieers TO whose management il has
Unfortunately been fF some time past en-
trusted. Be ready to 90 to the polls, one
and all, with a full and strong determination |
TO wrest from the unpineipIed leaders ofthe1
Repudiadng party thepower they have held
so long, and which as yet come Of them hold
in the State. Be in readiness to give your
SURFACES for the honor of Mississippi, that
fair and honorable name may descend upon
your children and your chHdren's children.
lie in readiness to cast back the foul eplthets
applied 10 your State in the very teeth Of
these who have given rise to them. Let no
true Wing stay away from the baliet-box: it
is all important that every one Of ye should
vote. The timo presents a crisis in the at
| fairs OF our State that has never had it's pa
lrallel, and requires the presence of all
men of our party at the respective places in
their counties designated for the reception of
their veles. Let it be remembered that the
ensuing election must inevitably bring honor
or disgrace upon the State.-The-e can be
no half way stopping Pace.-The people Of
Mississippi must go ahead to glory or to
shame. Should the Wing ticket succeed,
Mississippi will then stand redeemed in the
good opinion Of the werld, and resume the
high and proud station in the Union which
she held before the foul stain of Reputation
blo:ted her once brilliant sscutcheon. Shonld
the Wing ticket prove triumphant, the SCOTS
and taunts of wrSngsd Europeans, and the
jeers OF the many of our own countrymen
which have been so lavshly bestowed upon
US, must entirely cease. Who among us in
former days that was net proud of the name
of Mississippan! What Wing is there who
would not rejoice to rescue that name from
the obloquy which now rests upon it! We
are positive in asserting that not one such
can be found. Well, it is easily done ;-gc
to the polls and vote ;--rsdeem the Veracity
sincerity, and fidelity of the State, and the
title of Mississippan will sound more high
noble and honorable than ever it has Or
the contrary of all this, should the Locofoct
RePudiating ticket prove victorious, it will
be sounding the death knSl of our homer, ant
Mississippi must sink still lower in the darI
abyss OF dishonesty and degradation. ShsulC
/ the Repudiaiing ticket prove successful, i
, will complete the destruction ofour standing
at home, and our credit abr0ad.-lt will cas-
= still further oblOquy upon our name, and We
2 must then continue to bow down in shame
whenever and wherever we proclaim our
selves Mississippians.
Wings of YazOo, show yourselves tru
j. Whigs. Let no man in this county VIII
= Processes 10 entertain Wing principles mis-
/. being at the polls on Monday or Tuesday
l. the 9Th and 9TH Of next month. Let eac
, Wing remember that he will then be Gale
N upon 10 do battle for the honor Of the State
n his own hopor--and the honor of generE
f. lions yet 10 come. Let not your agricultu
?. raj pursuits, your mercantile transaction
nor any matters of pecuniary nature, how
ever urgent they may be, keep yeu from Ii
all important duty of voting.--It is indub
tably the duty of every Wing, of every ant
Rspudiaior, Of every honest man Of all pa
ties to contribute his share toward the r
:. demption Of the State from shame-and til
: can alone be done at the ballot box. WhiI
Of Yazeo, victory is within your grasp; b
it requires exertion and energy to secure
Your opponents will doubtless be on Il
alert,--be ysu so likewise. Let no indy
ig dual Of our party say to himself "my 70
in will not be wanted, the Wings are certain
ly success in this county," This might
ct said BY sufficient number Of voters al
OF acted upon accordingly, to insure dsle
We and ruin Of the Wing cause in Yazoo.
81 the language of the Baltimore ''.4meric,
ay bWhig," when making its last appeal to Il
OF Wings Of Maryland, few days previous
nd the recent election in that State, which I
ed suited so goriously, We entreat, "Let
ne ordinary consideration, then, keep yOu ava
% but, with your friends and neighbors,
WI early at the polls, and cast Jour ballots
lIil the. entire Wing ticket, so that when {
Cd victory is won, and the cheers Of your b.
f'h Their Wings shall be booming down upon
Ter from East 10 West, from North to South, y
ice may have the proud satisfaction of being E
igs abled to say, II, TOO, aoas IN that giOric
to1 fray, eOhich has eheered the hearts Of our
IN bic party throughout ihe length aud breat
Hot Of he land.'p
MIssouRL--We see it stated in an {
my change paper that, in all probability, I
'rs' Wings Of Missouri will petition Congress