Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-05-11

10 could be- commanded al any liino by
IL political brethren, for the eano pur
Wso-ihni he did not intend 10 remain an
lTh speculate tn The approaching contest,
en1 that I've was ready TO 40 10 any parl
Eof The State 10 cnltghien tho people on
their duties. Nor. as the Governor i.
one OF the patent Nnsislont kind OF loco
loco democrats, we suppose tnls is all IL
nccordance with modern democratic usage
Mississippi Gaseue.
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GLOW GOES TUE Fleur"--CaImly sur
veying the political arena, and diSpas
sionaely contemplating the signs OF the
ltimes," soothing conviction is forced
upon The mind, that in the coming con.
test for the Presidency, the wing stand
ard must be borne on To victory. Indeed.
in view Of SO many unequvocal ''sigfs,"
and so very many indca lions OF the pop
ular determination, II would almost be Il
token of madness or stupidity, to doub,
Tor moment, that the VIII g party of the
Union, headed by the gallant old "llarry
oil the West,n will achieve o political
triumph unparalleled in the history OF ma
lions Tor It's declsiveuess and briiliancy.--
The work is already performed. An o.
empowering majority, equal to, il not.
greater than The majority cast for the
good old Harrison in 1870, are already
stero'yped in whlgism, and only await
the opening of the polls to give the world
an impress Of their sentiments. Our-ar-
my is iull. Every place Of prclermen,
has lis otfcer--al the ranks aud files
are crowded with eager soldiers whole
regiments, fully armed aud equipped ;,
must repose upon their arms, because
there is absolutely no room Tor hem tol
fight, SO many are the glorious volunteers
that bear aloIl our tlmehoaorcd standard /
True, we have not absolutely suspended
tho turllI1"Igecep,lon Of recruits, because
we do not feel exactly willing to refuse
adtnlltance into our camps 10 any repen !
lant soul, weary aud sick with locoioco-
ism. We will continue TO receive and
enrol such, not that we shall by any
means need lhelr sor~'ees. hat because we
want the battle roll of the army OF lnorI
~ 10 present to the world formidable
array of names--because wc want tol
rush over the forces OF locofocoisn, when
the bugle sounds the charge, even as the
whirlwind rushes onward IN It's career. ort
as the resistess torrent rushes over the |
falls at Niagara. We want TO make "a |
clean job OF it. We desire so effect.
ually 10 cleanse our public Institutions
from pollution, as not TO leave behind a |
single particle Of tie ro,,eness of Iocolo. |
co sun. We desire So etfectuaIiv tol
"snaSh" ;he monster as not TO leave
single small ''grease spol' as a memorial
oil his former eXls fence in the land. We
wish so To renovate every branch of the |
public service, that the scent of the skunk
shall nowhere Ilnger, even in the minu
TEST modification OF odor, TO offend the
nostrils OF the world. In short, we wish,
and confidently expect to strike such a
blow for liberty at The close of IA, as will
suffice for all lime TO come, and establish
The pure prime es of the wing party
throughout the States of The Union, "even
IS the waters cover the channel of the
great deep"
We all thought the triumph OF "rip,
pecanoe" in 1910, a glorious she, and SO, !
nleed, 1t was, But when the indomita-
Die Harry of the West" backed by his
of tried and true friends, rides
orth TO the charge in IA, "A victory far
nore glorious, far more substantial, will
Dc the result. Let locotocos,ii tremble. !
when II hears the clarion voice OF our
brave leader resembling along the dense $
columns OF the whig army, announcing :
hat the moment tor charging has at Iengthl y
arrived. Well may the monster turn u
'ale with fear. when the shadow OF our
'dvarc'ng standard falls upon ii and the a
'iItterlng OF our forest OF spears gives '
Jack, into It's face the binding glory Of R
he sun fe
Is It IN the power of finite men 10 sop n
ne desolatlng tornado9 Can he, with his Y
rm OF wenkhess, arrest the lorked Iioh;. On
ing heaven. or by his vain command. lgf
renee the peallng thunder? AS wen Lou
Jay man attempt TO defeat the mighty VI
olticai purpose OF this nation. The IN
oFa and politcaE determination Of m as
lghty people, settled down and netri6eJ oh
~ we're, us asirresisiabe as lhatornado: ha
sure aud certain ofprogressing 10 con. lie
nation, ass the electric boil 10 reach
g pointolits aim. Wespauses alone for
he time. Our purpose Is fixed : . J.
he man" through whom that. mighty g. 80
rposeis 70 be attained, is already de. ~ y.
5naled by the grand national verdict. ~
@ [Southron. ,es
Tie Erg--its c6ect.-Thc lion. Ma. lni,
an Appleton, Of Bosom, has published are
letter o the New York Journal OF Com. pet