The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-22
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am q favOr Of Internal improvements by lhe
General Government, whenevaFs and wherever
majority Of the Peoples Representatives III Con-
gees may think item necessary.
nm u lavof 81 well organized Army. quite
posed iFnntisfss and ON i fasor OF regular and
GRADUAL increase Of our gallant and eh;valrous Ma
Vi.
nm ~ favor Of TARf4r, ssindiciouslys' levied
upon foreign manufactures and productions, us
g secure aia realize beyond doubt, the expenses
q the Government and would rather have SIR
plus revenue % sqstatbls about, than that q . Gov
eminent should be compelled to send i licensed
beggeF across the Atlantic. h1mblev to beseeeh
Dutch, French. Of English broker 10 lend Is on lis
own teinsl lev millions 70 pay the palaries Of our
0Lnesfs' aha osher necessary expenses Of such q
Government, and such nation is ours. II i tie
most equitable mode OF taxation; fof the largest ar
greatest consumer pays the most, aud he noo of
laborng classes. consume the least and cpnaeolent
| y pny Che least.
am u favor Of cur own working men ofsgcry
DESCRIPTION. am in favor Of onF own manuIse
lures; and every patriot nativehorn American oiti
zen should encourage bis own eountrymen in all
and every enterprise 81 labor and industry. gri-
culture. Manufactures, and Commerce. 10 flourish
must be united and "go hand il hand . All me-
chanics are manufacturers and all capitalists. who
encourage either Of the THREE great industrious elias.
ses should b considered patrIots, Instead Of mono.
polisls and aristocrats.
i am equally opposed 70 Modification and Aboli
tonisn, and think the doctrines Of both parties (f
extended and carried out) woule be eounltv de-
tYatcge aud that the Advocates Of such hereses do
not value our glorious Union or Constitution.
/ am opposed to Foreign influence in any way
am opposed to Foreign interference in every Way
~ am opposed to the gratuituOua dictaon and
advice Of Foreigners in any shape or manner-I am
opposed TO foreigners holding Office in our country
z@&@~
ers intermeddling in elections-I am opposed
% the naturalization Of foreigners until they have
been decent residents for 1T least twenty one years
and do think that respectable and intelligent for
eigners should have enough seIEFespect, anil such
g sense ofpropriety 70 prevent such exhibitions
Of presumption and impudence as are too often
witnessed at our elections.
am n native American citizen.-T have no
sectional preiudices whatever-1 never had. and do
moi believe ever shall have. love nv ,olsoie
country from Maine to Florida, and from The At
lanfie 20 The Paeifc Oregon and al and wish nlg
country 70 e ruled and governed by my own coun-
i trymen believe eur Federal constitution ID be
the best form Of government ever known to man.
and we only want il faithfully and honestly admins
tesed to be the happiesf people on the earih. be
i iieye we have the men who can and will admins.
ter Il faithfully and honestly, and Mt their head for
the next four years, would place the nnrivalird
/ orator. statesman md champion of American IN.
dnstry, HENRY Clay. Is necessary TO mention
my opinion of Reputation? that mishapen ssald
man OF the once proud, lofty, chivalrous, sum,
Mississippi No, no, its advocates have shown the
Dragons teeth-ihe armed men have sprung M
| the stone of the sOwer has been thrown amongst
| themand The war of selEdesilucti0n has already
commenced; should hre fortunately surv:ve. they
will unite with the virtuous and good and buld IN
tiIe On - ooe;rsiurs VIXEN speaking Of or
allnding TO political opponents 1Aope 10 use onl,
gentlemanly language, aud shall mayer interfses
with their private Character. No persona, abuse
shall ed place in the columns ofthis publ1efior.
m private feeling shall there find vent; no personal
quarrel shall soil its pages. war not with man.
hnt will say what please in opposition TO, or in
favor of any opinions Of any man, and say it,
hopcs only as gentleman should. a column d two
at least, viii be devoted 70 polite and general Liter
ate interesting extracts and ohasfely selected tales
md stories, viii BE- given from tie best and mos.
| highly approved works ofthe aga. dearly love an
honest, heartily laush, and a corner viii always IL
reserved the disciples of Nomus Nv time will
be devoted te the duties OF an editor ouly. and M
exettion Or nse Of the powers passes will be spar
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