Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

AID act together Lot our democrn.
nc friends uni,o on, and support Ooe
ticket onlj 10 Every county, ana In
every senatorial III lrIu. 1hi. viii
disnm tho iuctBdinfics at every poId.
who are Tying 10 distract u.s. Bv
uniting and ,0lc nifaliug our forces
We cnn and VIII have another Sem.
ter IN Congfcs', who will not 20 n.
brond To fnisfcprcscnt the feelings a.
opinions Ola majority ofthc people of
dis State. No community on tLo
loolstool of God, has over been tho
victim Of such bnso lrcnchcry IN her
public agents, rs tic State Of Misds.
sippi IL is high time 10 put stop TO
this reign Of sulllIng politicians, who
laugh at The idea Of being "paIsicd
by the viii Of constituents" Give IA
no more Poindextlrs, Blacks, and
Hendclsons. But in their stead, let
US select some man, like The Hon.
RonEUT J. WALKER, never fllered
under the scYsrast trials, and who
has through ordeals that prove when
he is tricd in the balance, he will not
be found wanting. Or like many
members we have had in the House
of Represc ntatvcs-truc ms STEEL
But the bank dynasty ought TO cease.
1t is a race that has grown vulgar IL
Questionable.
1t is not our wish to take up at
present the subject of-who shall be
our next Senator? The democratic
party has not yet taken up the subject
and we are opposed TO lis az tation
until it does. We have neither the
vanity nor the wish to lead public
opinion on SO grave subject. And
by putting forward individual pre-
ferences, we think for the present
they do 10 good, and can only en-
barrass the action Of the party in its
choice. We have our own individu-
al preference, it is true, but consider
it more advisable to withhold it until
we have first secured the requisite
majority in the legislature 10 CON-
mand the Senator. 1t would in our
humble opinion look far better in
some "exclusive friends" OF the party,
if they would direct their activity to-
wards preventing the legislature from
being packed with the materials TO
defeat us, than TO be so ready TO
throw, the apple OF discord among
ourselves, by which vigilant adver-
sary will not fail 10 proht.' All we
can say is this: whenever the proper
time to meet this question shall come,
if all who labor in earnest for the
cause, lard not from selfish m plivrs,)
shall bring the same temper, and tie
same disintcrested feelings into the
matter, we shall not fail. We shall
take the man nominated by the de-
mocratic patty, provided he be only
to a National Bank, Protec-
tive Tariff, Assumption and Distri-
bution--and is defender OF demo-
cracy at home and abroad as il is
in the constitution of
Mississippi-and that of the United
States-and not by the Biddlcs, Adj
amses, and other federaliSiS at the
North.
But let us watch the wing or fed
eral party, through all their schemes
Of fraud and dcceplion-let us see,
what they calculate upon in this con-
Test, and upon what their hope of
triumph is founded: Long before the
iemoc' attic convention assembled on
he 10th Of July last. il became our
luty to expose the Vaccinations of
he Hon. 5. s. Prentiss; we then
bowed the true object of his design
n forming a coalation with Thomas
j Williams. We took accession, at
he moment to demonstrate to the
emccracy of the Stale, that it was
10 time for them to resign themselves
0 inglorious slumber; but danger,
Though curtaincd from The public
Jew, was nevertheless ready to
ounce upon them. We, at the time
ointed out the object of the Hon. S.
!. Prentiss, in bis seemingly ariless
tempt at forming a coalation with
:. Ii. Williams; we showed conclu-
yely the cow TT designs of whiggery
1 that signal effort ut combination.
was then, or about that time, that
lie letter OF Mr.. Pientiss, although
lcautiously pubGshed,) declared in
lvor Oft. II. Williams for Govern
r. 1t is hardly necessary to appeal
} the history Of the country. or of