The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-09


antly yiildiea letl.as ellleiaen n isaiseipr and
estst lshlneas d political snlns the cl .
gl4REs lIls LIS ~ M iesi ali ban slns
History q lhe kinanciers wlfinge on Com
mission and brokerage business Exchange aud
Currency Episode 81 Shocc0 Jones,
IDon Quixelte 81 Mississippi fnance- kIisio8 q
The Brandon and Union Ba6lrs-.lh6 end of 81 -
lae BiddIe tic econl.'
1hAtRs ~ ". hagan' nppelnkment e. BANS
Gems Faienae--his laboFa IN that capacg bis
reports @ the Legislature, and accompan3 iQg re.
recommendations.
JHAPrs q. lis writings as the champion 81 State
fepndiation ID reference to the PIantefs and Union
Bunk bonds--his arguments absofine the State sc
Aiitissipp ~ respousso lily md pppfesss taxa
ton % account of tbe sale IS bank stocks Is
which The faith Of the state was illegally 81 deed
la lull history Of The origin, sale o and receipts
tHAPT. VI ale writings On TIE canneclinn 81
The credit system aud banking with moral aishon-
eeiY and pecuniarE defalcatisn--defecton q the
Treasurer q The stare q Mississippi.
Il CHART. vi. Bis genius he tasteful and mis-
cellancous wfter-select extracts from bis critical
and descriptive writings-hfs ettefs from EuFobe
CHAPr vi. lis personal appearance habits
e-pecuhaIIties geneIosity--a lull account d tie
Ipersonul rencouters ID which & 0as bis fortune &
Be engpgade FiHdicRiion from tie p0sthuniou
charge against his character that be ''Waa 4 liar
of blOod'--his defenaiVe altitude ii every affair
lxiolence connected with his history
CHAT. *. "A full account q The circumstances
lprereeding and attendant upon his death oil
REPORT Of the trial Should 1T take place "a tiIne)
u. w. Adams, implicated iii the rencohtfe kha
proved fatal q Hagen.
= Carr & Analysis Of his character, genius
IpoWsr 81 in6uences popular reputation, eailoFia
tact and talent--deyotion to the rights Of TIE pe0
6nle-sacrI6ce Of safety to Ills fearless defence d
furf =
] the contemporary press-accounl Of the popnla
uioYefne ut TO erect d monument 10 his nenofe-
g names Of the most liberal c0nt4bntors-gens
z view d the saluiary influence upon the State
Mississippi which have resulted d may result fror
z Bis undaunfed labors IN the cause of The great "a.
I fmocraey Of numbers.
BIZ GEHTLElIAN CONNECTED WITH THR PREss.
Tie Publishers believe that tie life and VIZ
.inqs of james Hagan,n elaboraleiy prepared K
the press, well digesed, and arranged, with vie
TO full and impartial display OF the lights an
shades Of character comprising as they Will the trng
sactions Of the lending men and institutions Of Mi
sissipp during the most interesting period Of Il
history of the States-pi afford volume deep
s interesting 70 Mississippians, and fl o admonito
q and teaching 10 the world. 10 viii be q mirror
u the mind aud heart Of James Hagan, reflections
n feelings and principles in bis own words and bis &c
8 II the language Of truths legacy to his adopt
81 Stata, and an authentic memorial, reared 70
Re memory while the traces of his strong penare 81
e ia their freshness, and his hand ofnerve and hea
s of stem resolve are bat recent Is Tie solitude al
Il silence of 4 premature grave.
Is The volume viii be put 70 press 10 the city
ls atchez without delay 50 As q Sc delivered to Il
Is pubic as early ne possible Ia The auiumn
er The work win be immediaty commenced e
publishers request all persons friendly 70 the cha
a acter Of the gifted dead, will use their influence
IN obtaining subscribers.
= The Book win be neatly printed on fine pape
q and web bound and delivered 10 subscribers 4
q Che snm TWO DoLLaIs.
u faa JOHN LAWNS,
q. ssseH s RICHARD Edward,
e s Publishers.
Of Natchez, Aug. Lat. 1913.