The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-08

Gold and Silver car furnish Us with, s,
am III ilvog OF Internal Impr0ye nenss ~ u w
General Government, whenever, and Wnets
majority Of the Peoples Representatives ~ In
gTess may think them necessary
nm in favor Of we'll organized Army' 9ul.S
sufficient at oil times to guard and protect o.t ~
posed frontiers: and am Il favor Of aFeguiat ~
gradual increase four gallant and chlyaitops ~
W. ,,.a
l am in favor Of a Tariff, '.iudiciously" leviea
upon foreign manufactures and productions, 3 ~
"a secure and realize beyond doubt, the expenses
OF the Government; and would rather have 2 sur
plus revenue TO sqltGbble about, than that TIE Wv
eminent should be compelled to send licensed
begger across the Atlantic, humbley TO beseecn
Dutch, French. English broker 70 lend ~ Ton ms
own tems) few millions to pay the Palaries o. our
officers, and other necessary expenses Of sach z
Government, and ouch a nation as ours u i the
most equitable mode Of taxation; for the largest OF
greatest consumer pays the most, and the poof' q
aboring classes, consume the least, and consequent
~ pay the least.
am in favor of cur own working men ofevery
description. am in favor of our own manuiac-
lures; and every natriOt natiyeboEn American clti
zen should encourage his own couDtrymen in all
and every enterprise Of labor and industry. Agri-
culture, Manufactures, and Commerce, 10 flourish.
must be united aud ego hand in hand !" All me-
chanics manufacturers; and all capitalists, who
encourage either of the three great industrious cas.
ses should be considered patriots, instead of mono
polists and arislocrats.
lam equally opposed to Modification and Aholi
tionism and think the doctrines OF both parties O
extended and carried OUT woul' he equally dcs
tctUe; and that the advocates of such heresies dC
not value our glorious Union Or Constitution.
I am opposed TO Foreign influence in any way
/ am opposed TO Foreign interference in every wa
~ am opposed TO the gFatuituous dictaton an
advice of foreigners in any shape manner-I an
opposed 10 foreigners holding Office in our counir
= undera any circ"mstances-l am opposed to foreigl
OF eFs intermeddling in elections am oppose
to the naturalizat on of foreigners until they hav
ie been decent residents for at least twentyone year
OF and do think that respectable and intelligent 70
s. eigners should have enough selErespect, ami sue
e sense of Propriety, to prevent such exhibition
a Of presumption and impudence are too off
:, witnessed at our elections
= ! am a native American citiZen,-1 have
20 sectional pFeiudices whatever-1 never had, and
moi believe ever shall have. / love my eto
E country, from Maine to Florida, and from the A
= lantic TO the Pacific Oregrn and all. and wish N
country TO be ruled and governed by my own couI
trymen. believe eur Federal constitution to
the best form of government ever known 90 ma
and we only want it faithfully and honestly admin
tered to be the happipst people on the earth. ! b
u lieve we have the men who and will admins
~ ter II faithfully and honestly, and at their head f
~ the next four years, would place the unriValIs
~ orator, statesman and champion of American i
IF dustry, HENRY CLAY. Is it necessary to mentit
- my opinion of Repudiation7 that mishapen ''n
be man OF the once proud, lofty, chivaIrous, sum
re- Mississippi No. no, its av Gates have shown Il
al Dragon teeh-lhe armed men have sprung mp
in the stone of the sOwer has been thrown among
40 them .nd The war OF selEdestuction has alread
" commenced; should tiue fortunately strive, the
Ter will unite with the yiFtuous and good and build
nv the city. On all occasions when speaking of,
,en aluding TO political opponents hope to use on
in gentlemanly language, and shall never interfs
- with their private character. No personal abu
EN- shall fd place in the columns this public ito
nd n" private feeling shall there find vent; person
will QUAR- shall soil its pages. not with ma
as bnt will say what please in opposition TO, or
odu favor of any opinions Of any man, and say it,
OF hope, only as gentleman should column or tv
ea at least, viii be devoted polite and general Lite
out allure, interesting extracts and chas'ey selected tai
out nd Stories will be given from the best and INC
!. highly approved works of the age. / dearly love
honest, hearty lauah, and a win Away
reserved for the disciples of Menus. My time W
tor be devoted te the duties OF editor only, and
ale exertion ofthe powers possess viii be spa
re- ed TO make this paper interesting every class
Ice readers The terms will be FIVE DOLLARS per a
nun, payable in advance. For advertising, as usU
IN other paper Q: the City, deducting 10 per cent.
cash advances. j. K. CREECY.