Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

"llayc you surrendered :" was the inquiry
ol the commander Of the Scraps. as the Bon
lIommc Richard dcsisled from firing 10 repair
damages and extnguish the flames that had
been repidly gaining the mastery 81 his YES.
sell Surrendered r. asked Paul Jones, "wE
nAvE NOR YET BEGuN TO rfonrl" In that
same spirit, the great Wing party Of the I'm
ion, victorious on some points, and thrown
back al others, unconquerablc by force but
DOT inpregnable 10 ireachery, having passed
through the elections of 1913, now common.
ccs the organization of its forces, the muster
ing OF its battallons, and the systematic difTu.
sion Of intelligence preparatory to the great
contest Of 1914. Once fully organized, they
will advance to certain, glorious, and benii-
cent victory.
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