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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-07-05
LOCO FOCO PRINCIPLES.
Sentiments Of Henry Clay.
EXTRACTS FROM HIS SPEECHES.

"I shall stand erect, with spirit uncon-
uuered. whilst life endures, ready 10 second
the exertions Of the people in the cause OF
LiberIy, he Union aud National Prosperity.
,.The coors that float at the mast head
should be the credentials Of our seamen."
"No portion Of our population is more 10y
Al TO the Union, than the hardy ireemen OF
the west; they cling 10 it as their best, their
greatest, their last support"
"The glorious banner Of our country, with
iis unslained stars and stripes, still proudly
doats at its mast head-with sterling hearts
and strong arms, we can surmount all our
difficulties. Let us rally around that banner,
and firmly resolve TO perpetuate our liber-
ties"
"I have no fears for the safety Of the Uni
on; whilst our liberties are preserved, it is a
tough and strong cord, as all will find,
who shall presump,uOusly attempt 10 break
It,"
sour agricultural is our greatest interests
Il ought ever 10 predominant, and all others
should bend toit.P
"The measure Of the wealth Of nation is
indicated by the measure Of its protection oil
its industry"
merchants, mechanics. traders, laborers,
never cease to recollectl that without freedom
you can have no commerce, or business, or
that without laws, you can have no security
for permanent liberty"
''Tbis government is TO last, trust, for
ever; we may at least hope it will endure
until the waves Of population, cultivation,
aud intelligence, shall have washed the
Rocky Mountains, and mingled with the Pa
cifc."
"Nations, like men, fail in nothing which
they boldly attempt, when sustained by vir-
tuous purposes and firm resolution"
"Let US create a home market, TO give
further scope 70 the cOnsumptios Of the pro.
duce Of American industry"
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Prenfiss and GuiOn.

We learn from handbills stuck up IN town,
that the Hon. S. S. PRENTlss. or the Hon.
JOHN /. GUIoN, and probably both Of these
distinguished gentlemen will address the
citizens of this county at Benton on MON
DAY NEXT, The 9Th inst. We hope 70 see
a good turn out of The people on that day,
as they will hear some sound Wing argp-
menis, and we have no doubt they will be
more than paid for one days loss time. Let
EVERY WnIC at least be there.
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The Whfg Electors

We have frequently been asked whar the
WING ELECTORS were doingl Ii they,
like their POlkofoco opponents, were can
vassing the State. We are really unable to
say aOhat they. are doing. They certainly
are not doing their duty to their country or
the VINO CAUSE by laying idle and inactive
when their opponents are in the field, but
we Eope soon TO see them buckle on their
armor and come forth to the battle. Messrs.
Bradford and Davis have been addressing
the people in North Mississippi; but Messrs.
Guion, Stewart, Gray and starke have not
yet made their appearance upon the Wing
battlements. butawe fell satisfied that they
will shortly take the stump and do their
duty in the glorious cause.
The locofoco Electors are out addressing
the people on all occasions, and it behooves
the Wing Electors, TO follow them and ex.
pose their designing Misrepresentation
They should bear in mind that they have a
great work to perform, and should be at it
Arouse then, Wing Electors, from your slum.
bers, and perform the duty intrusted TO you
and let every portion of The State hear you
Numbering voice and towering elOquence
and our victory is certain.
The Polk party feel the certainty Of their
defeat, and like cowardly school-boys they
Whistle to keep their courage up, and tbs
hired organs Of the party are constantly en-
deayoring to gull the people. and make al
impression abroad, that the Polk Ticket vii
be elected by an overwhelming majority.
The great and deserved popularity of the
individuals who compose the Vino ELEC
ToRAL Ticket is so apparent, and the weak
ness Of the individuals who are on th,
Polk Ticket is exhibited so palpable ever,
day, that many Of the polkos give up The
day as LOST, and admit that nothing can say,
them from bitter and overwhelming de
feat. Indeed il would be astonishing were
il otherwise. The claims and pretension
of the men who form the Polk Electora
Ticket, have nothing TO sustain them; thel
are based upon nothing like principle
Whilst the individuals placed on he CLAY
TICKET, possess, ia addition TO their owl
personal popularity, the great advantage 0
being identified with sound and incOrrupta
BE republican principles, and Of uniting
IN their support, all who value The Consli
tuition Of our great Republic as the only
safeguard to our liberties.
The YAzoo RIvER is now higher a
this place than ii was at any time last year
and is stiIl rising,
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Fourth OF July.

Yesterday mornings sun uslleIed in the
great SABBATH or LlBERTYl Sixty>eight
years ago yesterday a Nation was born
Sixty eight years ago the great blow for hu.
man liberty was struck; and for sixtyseight
years that vast Improvement inciVil governs
ment has been fully sustained.
What theme for contemplation is pre-.
scented to the philosopher anu the patriot in
the last sixty-eight years Of American,his-
tory. What change has been wrought in
the minds Of men upon the subject of hu.
man government. We have shown to the
world that VIRTUE and INTELLIGENCE are
the only necessary qualifications TO prepare
a people for self government. And here,
let the mind go back sixty-eight years, and
contemplate that council Of great and good
and brave men, who, amidst the frowns of
kings and MANAGES Of subjects, DECLARED,
in the name Of the Great God and the good
people, that NATION SHOULD BE FREE
Behold ifty-six men, who were called reb>
bells, delbeFating upon the destinies Of man
kind. The greatly interesting question of
freedom Or slavery TO the American people,
was then to be decided; and in its decision
was inyolvedlhe life and being Of the un>
aedged spirit Of Republicansm, tender and
youthful. And over the sage council how.
cred the Genius Of Liberty. whispering ems
couragement and consolation to the sages
below. They saw the old spirit Of despo-
tism determined 10 tyrannise over them and
their fellow men, and they determined, in
the face Of life or death that it SHOULD NOT
BE.-And they swole it upon the altar Of
unalienable rights Of man, that Civil Lib
erty should be established in the world
AND 1T WAS so.
There was no public demonstrations Of
gratitude eyinced by our citizens yesterday.
owing to the very warm season of the year
and the danger Of exposure to the burning
rays Of southern sun producing sickness
but every man felt glad, deyout and thank
full to the Great Ruler Of all things, tina
the Nations jubilee had again returned.
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Sentence aud imprisonment
Of O'COnnclI aud Others.

We are indebted to our friend, Capt. P. c.
Wallis, Of the Volant, for the New OIleans
Herald-Extra, Of last Friday, which contains
the news brought by the Steam Ship Acadia,
the only news of any importance is the SEN
tsnce and imprisonment ef O'COnnell and
others. which is as follows:
SENTENCE ON TRAVERSERS.
Daniel O'Cennell. To be Imprisoned for
twelve calendar months; to pay a fac. of
2 ,o00t, and to enter into securities to keep
the peace for seven yeaTs-himself in 5 ,000t
and two securities of 250OI each.
John O'Connell, John Gray, t. Steel, R.
Bartlett, ;. G. Duffy, and T. M. Ray. To
be imprisoned for nine calender months; to
pay a fine of sou and 20 enter into securi-
ties to keep the peace for seven years-them-
selves respectively in ,00OI, and two secu-
rites o. 5OOE each.
O'Connel has declared his intention to
appeal from this sentence to the House Of
Lords.
The Liverpool Cotton Market, on the 3rd
Of June, the day before the Acadia sailed
was represented TO be in depressed condi-
ton, and decline of I'D per lb. had taken
place.
Appropriations, Civil, Diplomatic and
Military.
The bill which passed Congress and be-
come law, making appropriations for Ger
tain Notifications for the coming year ending
3Olh June, 1886 provides as follows:
FoRTs. APPROPRIATIONS
Detroit, $25 900
Fort Ontario, 10000
Governer's Island, Boston, 4O,427
Fort Warren, (Boston,l $4,000
Rebuilding F'tTrumbulL On. London)2O 600
Castle Williams, N. Y. 5000
Fort Hamilton, s 5000
+" Delaware. (conditiOnally,) 10000
Washington, Potomac. $4,000
Calhoun, 5000
CaswelI, N. G. $500
Dixie, &c. at Charleston, 900
Fort johnson, S. c. $500
Z" McRea, Pensacola, 5 900
Morgan, Mobile, 10000
g Jackson, La. 5000
IS Smith, Public Building, Ark. 80 900
g Towson, Public Building. 5000
Buffalo, 90 900
Outlet Lake Champlain. 40, 900
Fort independence, Boston, 5000
Adams. Newport, 5000
Schuyler, Throg's peint, L. I.S'd 80 900
Wood, B'dlw'S Island, $4,000
Mifiin, 1900
6 in Annapolis, Har. 5000
Monroe, Va. 5000
Macon, N. G. 5000
Mouhrie, S. C. 10000
Sumptsr, S. C. $4,000
Pulaski, savannah, $4,000
Barrancas, Pensacola, $4,000
I" Pike, La. III 900
Livingston, La. 10000
" Gibson, $1,000
Contingent, &C. 25I72
Total, $3.50 .999
A small portion Of the above is for balan-
ces Of former appropriations.
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Acquitted.

Mr.. DANIEL w. ADAMS, who was tried at
Raymond on Iast week for The murder Of
DR.. James Hagan, has been honOrably &C.
quilted. We understand that when The jury
brought in their verdict of mot guilty, the
Court House rung with repeated cheers
given by the multitude who had gone there
TO hear The result.
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whig principles aud Measures.

LIST. A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated by the will and authority Of the Nation.
81. An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO-
lection TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
3rd. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
on the exercise of the VETO.
4th. A faithful administration OF the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
THE PROCEEDS of the sales Of 1t among all the
States -
9Th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
islration Of the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom of thought and OF the
right of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper Interference in elections.
9th. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit
ing the incumbent Of the presidential ofilce to a
SINGLE TERM.
WWith respect to the station which that portion
of our population engaged in MECHANICAL 1.
pursuits ought to occupy in the United States, !
Think that al eitsenS. nGtire and nGttTahsed' wlut
out aqy regard 10 their RESPECTIVE vOcATIoNs, should
sajoy inch CONFEDERATION in society as due TO their
virtue AMI Intelligence, their indl'trr, sobrietg and
general Observation-Disclosures CLAY. -
Let me not be misundeTstOod-and /
entreat that NAV not be MIsREPREsENTED.-
I IN, NOT advocating the reUiUGI Of HIGH
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. AM FOR Add
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THE COM
FROMisE AOT. am Cor doing what no
Southern man Of fair candid mind ever yet
denied-giUing to the country revenue Ohich
may proUide FIR the economical 'OGnis Of The
GJpernmeni and al the same time giving m
cideniaI protection 10 our home Industry -
Speech of Henry Clay in the United States
Senate, March LIST, 1892.
LOCO FOCO PRINCIPLES.
nLocofocoism rallies under the banner which
an indignant people have once tramPled in
the dust. "Martn Van Buren, and the Sub
Tresury; the purse and the sword in the
hands of the Presidents no credit; no paper
money; no Tariff; thirty seven millions
year public expenses, and nothing 10 pay
high salaries to Office holders, and low wages
to laborers standing army in time OF peace
negro testimony in the navy party serviliiy
before public good in the selection of public
officers and peal and reputation OF pub
ic engagements and public liabilities"
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DISSOLUTION.

VIE copartnershiP previously existing
- under hestyle Of EVANS & SHROpsHIRE
Is this day Dissolved BY mutual concent.-
JONI g. SHROPSHIRE is charged with the
setilemento their business. Those having
claims against said firm, are requested TO
present the same TO him for payment, aud
all those indebted arc respectfully request
ed 10 call and close their accounts.
]. u. EVANS.
]. p. SHROPSHIRE.
Yazoo city. June Ia, 1914. 5I-f
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I'D EMAINING in The Post Office at Yazoo
h City, Miss, on the 1st day of July !,
1914 which, If not taken out within three
months, will be sent to the General Post
Office as dead letters.
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TEyTlE present term Of the School in this
place viii, from this date, be Suspend
ed unll tie second Monday IN September,
next. when ii will be fecommenced, and the
present quarter completed.
All necessary arrangements will, in due
time, be made for the best interest Of The
school for another year.
B. M. IlOLLISTER, Principal.
Yazoo citY, June Is, 1914 5I-6t.
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Those Cigars.

What lucky fellows rs printers sometimes
are, and particularly when they receive, as
zee have, box Of fine Cigars as "a token Of
the high estimation in which" our ''labOrs
in the Wing cause are held' by those Of
our friends in other States. Gentle reader.
only think of il two hundred and fifty pure
Regalias sent TO US from New Orleans, by
our esteemed friend, DR.. c. c. EDDY, as a
token Of respect for our labors in the great
Wing cause. Thank you Doctor, our hat Is
of, and we will certainly take great pleasure
in adbearing to your prescription; and we
assure you that our fire against the enemy
shall be kept up so long as the cigars last.
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YAZOO CITY:
FTidaY. Jnly s, 1s44.
0s al eT9VGMe. gplToR.

1-D NOTICEE-HereaEter the payment
vi for ALL Advertisements Will be
due after the first insertiOm-thOse from
n distance MUSu be paid for I'm ADVANCES
job WORK to be paid for on y Ellt ~"
RK. January Il 1874
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Graham's Ma gaZine.

The July number, the first of a new
volume, has been received, and it certainly
far Out-strips any previous numbers, in point
Of beauty and excellence. In this number
we find the second number Of "the Battle
Grounds Of America, which is view of
the aBatlle Of Germantown. and more
perfect and beautiful engraving we have
never before seen. a most splendid and
elegant view Of "Caye-in- Rock" on the
Ohio liver, and a.plate of Fashions are al. o
contained in this number. In noticing this
number of GRAHAM. we deem it unneces>
sary to cay any thing in COMMUNICATION OF
the literary department Of this MAGAZINE,
as the well known reputation Of its contrib
utors is sufficient guarantee Gifts excellence.
Should any Of our friends wish to subs
scribe for this excellent Magazine, we will
take great pleasure in forwarding their
names TO the publisher. A specimen num-
Der can be seen at this Office.
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The Civil and Diplomatic Appro prialion
Bill, discussion upon which probably closed
on Thursday in the House 81 Representatives
had assumed on Wednesday the following
shape:
A. outfit was voted for Mr.. Wise, Of
$4,000.
The appropriation for the outfit of a new
Minister 70 Russia was struck out by the
committee. Mr.. Profits outfit was granted,
and ne has outfit and Unfit, and all, to ap-
pease two pains Of rejection by the Senate.
Inc following are among the apprepfia-
IONS OF the bill as agreed to by the Commit
Zee of the Whole:
Mileage of Members, s35I, 800
Pay Of officers OF Congress, $4,000
Contingent expenses Of Senate, 10000
Contingent expenses OF House, 1900
,.ihiaIy, 1I,O0n
State Department. $4,000
Freasury Department, 3a0,t0o
War Department, 10000
Navy Department, $4,000
Post Ofhce Department. I63, 600
surveyors and Clerks, $4,000
Mint and branches, 1900
Territories, $4,000
Judiciary, $4,000
Miscellaneous, 10000
Coast Survey, S0,OUO
Boston Custom HOuse, $4,000
Light Houses, $4,000
SURVEYS of Public Lands, I25,OOC
Foreign Ministers. 72,0OC
Secretaries of Legation, l6,O0l
Charges. $500
Minister and Dragon 10 Turkey, 65tC
Conting Mt expenses Of Foreign Intercourse, $1,000
Cousui at London, 200,
Outfits of Ministers To Brazil and London,
and Of Charges t. Portugal and enas
Ayres, tprop sed but hot ! ct adoptee) 1900
Protection to American Seamen, $4,000
Total, s!,9 3, OOt
These " i'll have teeni increased some v hat
though not materially - Cincinnati Gag
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List OF Letters.

ADVERTEsEMENT :.
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MOTT +.
T the ensuing July Term Of the Probate
- Court Of Yazoo county | will. as Guar
dain for Joseph and Adeline Martin, make
an annual settlement.
w. DORSEY, Guardian.
YazCo city, July 5, 1914. 52s3t.
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Total, S-,9 3, 600
These " i'll have teeni increased some whar,
hough MOI materially - Cincinnati Gag
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-13
Only twenty-five Gents

nR. NJ. HlTCHCOCK'S newly invented
~ Snuff, the best article ever discovered by
scientific men, in the United Kingdom of Great
Britain, or America, for the cure and absolute
relief of Cstarrh, Dizziness Of the Head, Weak
Ewes, Nervous Headache, Fallen Sickness,
Fits. and infants troubled with the SnsfEses,
partial shocks of Palsy, and in short, every dis
ease the head is subject 10. We do know 10
has cured the Catarrh, Of 6fieeR years standing.
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster &
DrcKIxsoN, sole proprieiors and successors to
A. Hitchcock & Co. III Geneeee street, Utica;
HuMpHeEY & KrNGMAN, Winchester, N. H.;
A. 8. +. HALL, Keene, N. H.; o. COOLIDGE
Chesterfield, n. II.
BUTTON & CLARK,
Smo 80 Agents for BrattIeboro,
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August 90, 1874,
FOR SALE CHEAP.

nu A GOOD HOUSE, situated in
&JMssslE IA the centre of Halifax, lately
SEl r. E owned by Widow Taylor, deceased
- - Said house, situated as il is, presents
rare chance for good Mechanic especially for
Tailor,--as she was Taloress,--as there is none
in the place. Said house is furnished with Stoves,
and there is also several cords of wood fitted for the
Stove, and will be sold with said house if desired.
Said house is nearly new.
Enquire of Joel Scott, Halifax BENZ Woodard,
South Halifax; Jeremiah Kingsbury, Nottingham
Richard Hall, Athens. n.t.f -
Halifax, Aug 20, le44. s52
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Tloggage Wagon for Troy.

- IT. & Fl. BRIDGE
y. will run a Baggage
HTTV ~ Wagon from Brattleboro
YSIl0sg5Y Ss99sto Troy every week, leav-
W, xkSAgn .lznsl.in ing Brattleboro on Mon
day.
Freight taken to and from Troy, at so cts
per hundred. ....
U5-The Office Of the Old Troy and Erie
Line, is at the corner OF River and State street,
Troy, where all orders and Freight by the a
bove conveyance, should be directed.
Brattleboro, May list, 1914. Il So
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WORM TEA

in time. Thousands pine away and die Of
worms, without parents or friends suspectinr
the real cause. A few OF the symptoms, are
flushed cheeks, pale lips, feverish and offensive
breath, itching Of the nose, unnatural appetite,
sense of something rising in the stomach, &c,
Thousands Of certificates can be procured, pro-
wing this to be the most sale and efFectuaI
Worm destroyer in use. Many articles are
pamed off upon the public as Worm destroy.
ing medicines-and some for which children
cry, etc., be not deceived by this nonsense bu,
use DR.. NJ. Hitchcock's Worm Tea, and YOU
can then have live and healthy children TO give
your sugar plums to.
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster &
Dickinson, sole proprieiors and successors to
A. Hitchcock & Co. III Genesee street, Ultra;
HuMPHREY KINGMAN, Winchester, N. H.,
A. g. II. HALL, Keene, N. H.; o. COOLIDGE,
Chesterfield, N. II.
BUTTON & CLARK,
3mo so Agents for Bratileboro.
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|HALLOCK, MOUNT & BILLINGS.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
3suropfan 81 Amrtrffan
DRY GOODS,
I73 PEARL STREET,
NEW WORK


III M. g. B. keep constantly on hand an ex-
HI. tensive assortment of Foreign and Domes-
tic DRY GOODS, and are daily receiving from
Auctions, Importers, and Manufacturers, new ana
fresh Goods, embracing all the latest styles ana
patterns of English, French and American manu-
iacture.
Merchants and Dealers invited to call ana
examine our stock and prices, consisting IN part OF
English, French, German{Orleans Cloths and Al
and American Cloths i paccas;
Plain and fancy CASH Printed Lawns and Mus
meres, Sattinets, and} Inns
Vestings, of all styles 4 Irish Linen and Linen
American Prints of every Lawn;
style; Pongee Hdkis ana o'her
Brown and Bleached{ styles;
SheetiDgs and Shirt3 Black Italian Cravats;
ings; Eancy 90,
Scotch and American}Scars and fancy iidkis';
Ginpbams; SGloves, Hosiery, Ribbons
&c &c. &c &c &c.
New York, July 10, 1874. lmis2os46
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CHARLES NC BURNEY,
NO. %, FREMONT ROW, BOSTON

INFORMS the citizens of Brattleboro and
n vicinity, that he manufactures and has al
WAYS on hand, all articles in his line, viz
Ladies' and Gents Saddles and Brides; Coach,
Gig, Buggy and Wagon Harnesses at vari-
Gus prices; large assortment of Horse Dress
esIand Blankets, by the dozen or single one;
Surcngles, Rollers, Halters, Whips, Spurs,
Cunycombs and Brushes. sc. &c.
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FARM FOR SALE.

- HNHE subscriber offers for sale his
fsV.sA IL Farm, lying in the south part Of
llls!kNR jamaica 3 miles from the centre Of the
-kAAskA town, and 2 I-2 from North Wards.
boro containing about l4O of Land, of excel
lent quality, suitably divided into the various de.
partments for farming. House, Barn, Shed, and
all the other buildings 10 good condition. The
House is of two stories Said farm is well fenced
by stone walls, and contains larger variety of the
best of Apples, Pears, &c, than is usually found on
a farm Said farm will be sold on very accommo-
dating terms to the purchaser, only a small pay
ment will be required on giving the deed, the re-
maInder can remain for length OF time, on pay
ing the interest annually. If said farm is not dis
posed of previous to the first day of November next,
the same will be sold at Auction.
PADDOCK MUZZY.
Jamaica, Aug. 81, 1874. u