The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-28
PROSPECTUS OF
THE N. o. WEEKLY TR0PIC.

I'm areesed with the vast IMPOTENCE o. the next
eectionf fer President an Vice President of the
United Safes, aud believing, as We do, that upon
he success OF the Wing part, dcpends IN "a great
degree the stability AID pros Gritty OF the American
Union, hOuora lie efforts should be neglpcied by
e.fnends oflaw, order, aud constitutional liberty,
10 ensure consnmmatiOn SO earnestly TO be de
sired by every lover Of his countr, With an un-
animity and eat asm never before paralleled,
the Wing party presents to the American Perpe
for their sufrages for the highest station in the
world, he name OF Americas nobest statesman,
HENRY CLAY! Mr.. Clay Is the candidate
fine party, and his domination d ~ requires
formal announcement BY tie Iro eTl constituted
| authorities Of the party. That announcement will
be made next = az, and from that cay the Wings
Of the Upiun viii march iora ard in solid phalanx,
determine to do ii stce to Harry o. the cst,"
and wipe from the national escutcheHn he stale
and stereotyped Islander that "Republcs
grateful"
We are of those VITO believe that the greai mass
ofour coun Fymen are and patriotic, at
they only require correct incarnation to enable
and induce them support such measures, AM
such men, as will mast ef,ctually advance the no.
nor and prosper ofour native land. They have
no motive to do wrong, and hence, when correctly
informed, tn will iva j bl, do right The high
est and MODEST duty of the press that great etgne
ofint ligence and rational freedom, is 10 enlghsen
the pubic mind, scatter broadcast through the
: land the true principles of liberty, morality, and
justice Since the arr of Piinupg was discovered,
press IS Deens dQQ SO long as II the
hands OF honest men, II must continue 10 he, ifnnt
tn pioneer, at least the mos pewc ful auxiliary
. IN every trTpr havug for IT. oil Jet tie i'm
provemen. of mankInd aud the eley alton OF man TO
that exalted sphere of usefulness for which God In
his wisdom, intended him.
In the approaching Presidential election, il can.
> not be denied, that is the Wing press 10 which
" friends must look for the most useful Dowrrf
+, and entFated foris IN that cause which binds
up in its supper, tie hearts and homes Of rn,llns
t7f To fta L
look not only for the ,issemina ioI of sou q and
Wholesome intel igence upon all subjects Of nHtion-
al pc icy, bat for the 10 the b. neflI poison
+ of SANDER and mSrepr sentation, which dairy ard
weekly utters from the paid and pensione presses
y Of our adVersarles Those misrepre- are
il sent forth on the wings of the wind and find thpi,
way into every nook and corner of our extended
country. They mnst he met heir statements en-
d co"ntered, their fal ehoOds exp Sed md iher So
= histries unmarked This is the du.v the imner1
tive duty of the Wing pres: that press which has
o throug' years of d sp ndency and NAL stood & M
amid disaster and oefeat, ard never shrunk from
any encounter, however hop less the contest What
1t has been III years pas, We doubt it will n
tinue to be IN time TO come, but ia order to make
- the pres useful, the people must for ard and
aid lie condac IL giving correct in Ornatron
a and correct principles the widest rossihle circaa.
lion. Wing papers must be plar { in the hands of
ev ~ 20 er in the laud, and, word tor it, the
bread thus "cast upon the waters" viii Dfoduce
As humble laborels in the political Vineyard as
far n our pow er lies, the light of truth reason
Justice and common sense sha BE- extended the
s utmost, rOsf what II may. " e stall perform our
duty, zealously faithfully and fealessy, leaving
the result to Con AND THE PEOPLE Whit is ow
most needed n the Sonlh-We-I, is a cheap aud
convenient vehicle OF political information. aper
publ he at price 81 low TO D ace It within the
reach Of all, the poor well as the nch This want
W determined to sappig. aud as t Won d he in
nFl=TNg To srofa 4
essly for the purposes we have concluded TO adopt
a course VIII b, We think, viii be more acceptable
to our friends and none useful to the cause.
We Shall commence on SATURDAY, the Cd day of
a arch inst, the publication Of an extra edition of
the " EEKfsY TROPIt which We will furnish
from that daY unit the Presidential election n No
veE1ber, period ufetght na04tts at The very lov
price of TstFN,lY COPIES FOR TWENTY
! DOLL IRIS. The Weekly Triple IS published on
sheet Of q same size ol our daily paper is filed
entirely with eadiRg matter and contains rna,a -
II than anY Weekly sheet published Ia the Soaib
+ West During he eight mouths mnseIscing Nth
March and dosing with the Presidential election
the Weekly Irupic viii contain more politicaI ami
, miscellaneous matter, commercial and generaI
news than any paper ever publ he'd in New. Orleans
at FIVE TINES TIE PRICE, and hence il win be en-
titled 70, as we hope q viii receive, the m st ex
tensise circulation. The unpxampled low nrie,a ~
: which il Is Offered win requie I rs lsrseet noss;bIs
: circalalIon. 20 save rs from ppcunsart los. ard
when this ct i remembered we hope each and an
! Of our friends. herever they may be Gated viii
lend ustheir aid. Twenty copi S OF paper ike
ours frtwenty liars ia novelty in tht latitude,
an experiml M never before undeFlake here
The price at which We now offer The WeekIv
Tropic IS one which daes not, ofcourse allow -
. ans profit and il is absolutely necessary fr % to
: adheiergidls 10 our terms. The money must M
Varab.y be paid in advance, and Ia no case can ~,
MIKE up package Tor any post oiice Of less than
6 twenty copies.
The attention 81 our Wing fiiends generallv.and
Clay Clubs, and Wing Associations particularly. Is
inyted Ia he foregoing, with the request thar ,hoeS
who may incest themselves il procuring subscri.
as early as possible, i is desirable that we Should
E know what number will be required in oT6er that
1 we may make our arrangements accordingly