The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-11-26
YAzoo CITY:
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. %, 1874.
.eAuld Lang SYne.n


II what you mention in your last paragraph.
KNAPP, Should be the unfortunate result OF the
honest efforts of the Ohio Democracy, we can
assure you that the iuvincible Democracy OF
Mississippi would gladly extend to you their
hands in friendship, and fellowship, not only on
account Of the gallant services rendered by you
70 the cause Of Equal Rights, but also for the
attributes you arc invested with as MAN.
YasOO (Miss Democrat
rc.r Thanks, thanks, friend LEWIS, for your
fiattering enconiums. We wish they were bet
ter deserved. When the smoke clears away, so
that we can see the position which the Demo
cratic party Of Ohio intend to occupy in the
coming crises, we shall then determine upon our
future course. II the Democracy OF the State
eVince a disposi tion to 60 back TO the old plat
form Of our political fathers, we will continue to
serve as a soldier in the good cause, until Ohio
is purified and disenthralled. We shall remain,
at least, to see some Of the strange, eVentful
games that i'll be played at Columbus next win.
ter.-KaEda (OhiO) Venture.
Well, KNAPP, you have been beaten in Ohio.
All that consoles US under the loss Of our native
State is the Fetributive justice exhibited in the
case of DAVID T. DISNEY, the Senator from Ham
ilton county and REPRESENTATIVE Of the
Ohio Life and Trust Company! All his manou
vering has resulted in giving to both Houses a
wing notwithstanding the election Of EwlNG
to the u. s. Senate, in room Of TAPPAN; and pla.
cling himself farther from the goal Of his ambition
than ever. Good. Though the Democracy have
suffered, we care not. 1t was a punishment
richly deserved by them for their deviation from
principle. They ito elect Senator, took from
the bank parlor OF the Life and Trust COLTS
President! an institution, more dangerous to
the liberties Of the people in many of its features
than even the old United States Bank. And
until such men as HIMSELF and the traitors Of last
winter LAIN, LAKE, OLDs and SPAULDING--are
thrown of,defeat must wait on the IabOrs Of those
who battle for the supremacy Of the doctrines of
a JEFFERSON. Eerror and FalsehOod can never
aid, but win retard the progress of TRUTH!
We would glory in seeing every BANK demo-
crat driven so far into the centre Of the whig
ranks as to forever bar escape ffOm thence. The
democracy should shun them as thoy would the
presence Of a viper--they are much more venom
Gus and deadly in their sting than the asp.
fall and winter that tranSpired in the Ohio lie
gislature, with the death-blOw given the De-
mocracy by DAVID Ton, in bis letter Of last Feb
ruary, we are surprised that the State did not
give twenty in place Of eight thousand majority
for Clay. By stIict adherence 10 the princi-
pies on which rest the success Of our cause,
every disaster may be retEieved--all lost ground
gained Hoist aloft the banner Of FefOrm--let
REPEAL be your watehword; obey lie inIpi-
ring impulse-yield not an inch Of ground when
gained--and the second Tuesday of next OctO-
Der ONO will once again be in the front ranks Of
democracy. Under this glorious banner, we
sunk, It is true--but we sunk with our colours
boldly bidding defiance to the foe, and nailed
10 tie mast-head-and our death was a glorious
one. The mighty CAUSE did not suffer defeat,
because we fell. No. And because itS princi-
pies we're true and IFS preeepts holy, il is still
triumphant in OLD HAMILTON. At the
time we stopped publishing the Daily Sun, 18th
fast March, VIC stated that old Hamilton, in
thislas October election would give 1900 ma
jOFity. We were Ineeled at BY the Gazette for
90 doing. How stand the faets--Hamiltoh
has thrown in a democratic majority Of over
1900!
Be not di'heartoRed, KNAPs. Hamilton
county had a great advantage over her sister
countiss-a few choice spirits, impslled BY no
hope Of, or wish for ohioe, in her boFdeu were
the causes Ofthi', Tor Der, heavy majority. Let
their example be initiated, and our Gag viii tri-l
umphanfly wave above the razed foundations Of
these monster grants OF PRIvILEGEZtbe OF
spring Of partial and unjust iegihation.
suppoting the election Of President had g.
pended on Ohio. Such vas the tuppOtidon in /
that State 81 TIE time Of PoLK's nominai's5.-
CLAY would have been slesiedi and fn1gh, /
and BY What meansl No one will dsnI that III
tie hard money men had not been defeated ihro
thsffan and treaohsry office ToUR men, /