The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-19

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antlg siadicated--hia settlement IS slssipp 4l'
establishment of political Journal g re cry q
Viekeburg
CskpT. III. His views on Mississippi bant
History 81 iho Financiers-his writings On Com.
mission and Brokerage busine k1c9ange asq
CuFrency-the Episode 81 8 Shecco Jone
Don onixoile 81 Mississippi lnanee-l isioiy "a
the Brandon and Union Banks The end q - ~ m
les hidalc Tic aeconl
CHApr 1Y. Dr.. Hag1ni appolntnlent Is pAhA
Commissioner labon Il thai eapacii
reports e the Legislature, and aeeompaiYies te-
commendatione.
Carr. v. His writings IS The chm plon q state
reputation IN reference 10 The Printers anu Jlion
Bank Bonds-his arguments ahsol0lng ne state q
Mississippi from responsibility md Oppressive iaza-
ton on account Of The safe 6 bunk tocke g
which the faith Of the state was Illegally pledged
IA la history 81 the origin, sale nis ana receipts
ior, tie bends.
CHAT. vi. Ills writings en- ne connection q
The crsdil system aud banking lill moral aisnon.
eslv and pecuniary MISUNDERSTANDING q the
/ Treasurer 81 che state 81 Mississippi.
CnapT. VII. Ills genius IL q tasteiu! and mis-.
eellaneons Wfiter-select extracts from bis critical
and descriptive writings letieEs rom Europe.
Chart. VIII. lis psfsonal appearances habit
-neculiarities--g enerosty-a lall account 81 ths
personal remembers - which 3 vas hls fortune z
Be engaged Vindicaiion from tie poslbumou
charge against be character That lle swas Q mar
of bloodn-his teenaive altitude ID every affair 81
| violence connected with his history.
CHAPT. TX. "A lull account of the circumstances
preceding and attendant upon bis death-a I'll
report Of the trial Cshoud e take place IN timel
D. w Adams, implicated ia the Tencontre tha
proved fataIto Ilagan.
CmAPr X Analysis Of his character, genius
power Of influence popular repaiations editoria
tact and talent-deyotion to the rights Of the PEG
ple-sacrIfce Of safety 70 his fearless defence D
truth-martyrdom for his principlcs-eulogie Q
the cotempOFary pfess-accounl Of the popula
movement to erect u monument 10 his memory
names Of the most liberal contributors genera
view Of the salutary influence upon Tie Slate 9
Mississippi which have resulted or may result from
bis undaunted labors IN the cause Of the great Ade
mocracy Of numbers
BY 4 GERrLEMAN CONNECTED wITH THR Pass.
The Publishers believe that the aLie ard Wri
tings OF james Hagan." eIaborately prepared 70
the press, well digested, and arranged with view
to full and impartial display Of the lights an
shadesof characters comprising as they Will the tran
saclions 0ffhe leading men ard institutions Of as
sissippl during the NEST interesting period Of tli
history Of the Stafe,-Will afford volume dcepl
interesting 70 Mississippians, and iu fadmonitlo
and teaching 70 The world. It will b mirror 9
The mind aud heart Of James Hagan, reflections Ii
feelings and principles il his words and bis acl
in the language Of truth--a legacy to his adople
f State, and an authentic memorial, reared TO hi
memory while the traces of his strong Pen are sti
IN their freshness, and his had fneTve and hear
: Of stem resolve are but recent 10 tie solitude an
+ silence ofa premature grave.
n The volume will be put. 70 press IN the city
Natchez without delay, as to be delivered to lh
/; pubic as early as possible in the autumn
i The work viii be Immediately commenced n
publishers request all persons friendly to the chai
acler Of the gifted dead, will their influence
n obtaining subscribers
: The Book will be neatly printed on fine pape
q and well bound and delivered 70 snbscribersafs
4 the snm TWO DohEEiRs.
u JOHN LAWNS,
p RICHARD EDWARD,
ln Publishers.