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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-09

placed and who sliaIl enjoy lie proud dis
junction Of marching under IS gorgeous
loldsg
nPni The Wings &c Massachusetts down
as claimants BE that Banner, says Che Bos-
ton Atlas, and similar claim IS entered ~
our brethren of The Press, II The name ofl
every slate Of this Union. a quarter Of |
hundred States have entered the lists ing
amicable JET eager contention for the proud
ensign, and thousands Of hearts beai high
with exultalion ID hopes Of being able 10
win the prize.
Put down the Wings Of Pennsylvania as
lclaimanis Of that Banner, sayweE One blast
Iof The CLAY BUoIE will rally thousands Of
true hearted Wings 70 help swell our dele
lgaiion % Baltimore, and thus enable us 10
lbear away the Clay Banner. Young Wings
lof the keystone, Will you not respond 10
the signaR Will You not strain every nerve
Ito win the Stat and Banners and let liz
proud fields Goat triumphanlly over The Ca
lpil0l Of the keystone! To your posts then,
Imy-braVe boysl Pennsylvania expects every
whigto do his duty!
The following suggestion, in reference TO
1.-The Banner, By our brother 81 The Chambers
burg Wing, will strike every one as excel.
lent. The motion Ne doubt not, viii be
seconded By every true hearted Wing, IN
1.-The Keystone. The editor remarks.
~ Harrisburg Int.
eve ego I'M Cor the Keystone State ma.
king regular attempt 10 carry off that Bans
! lner. Never wasa fairer opportunity offered
flor the Wings of this State to sheW their
. lforce and spirit than this, and il successful,
what glorious prize We suggest, as al
Z Indictment to the Wings Of every County
lin the State, 10 exert themselves III swelling
1.-THE numbers of The delegation, that, IN the
e event Of obtaining the Flag, that COUNTY
(which shall furnish the largest quota at tbs
Z roll call in Baltimore, shall carry with then
q the Banner, to be unfuFled al their first 10
cal meeting, to respond TO tho nomination
u then to 20 10 the County that shall haYl
done next best, &C.. until il shall have beei
unfuTIed in cUeyg County IL ihe State,whict
= with proper manae emeul. could 50 asil
b. accomplished before Tie election The
eg the County which shall have given the laI
20 gest vote, il proportion % the numbl
~ polled, for the Whig candidate for Presider
ng to be the Banner Comfy, and entitled
lld 1.-THE permanent 0WneFsllip 81 tb0I Bannef.-
he Ii our motion sacondedgn
TE The Richmond Enquirer thus dsconisai
lid upon lhe subject of our Rasifcasory Col
Or UgRfion:
nd The C0oas II NOTICE Ihe premlul
rks OF the Banner, whose slaf IS o be made
ers ash, and cut at Ashland, by the Gre
arp Champion himself, IS splitting up the Coo
OF to tremendous exeTtI0ns! The feeling b
40 ~ f.e fas4fsrtS.s ~ Ik II, + l1hi
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fN4tt trn rpalisnEp HtEHA ipAXs
Mw1s As 3U #&M4
lCIrY PRINTER1
IN .Togsrson-sirs1l. aerl door q ne Offices 81
"a Wessrs. WiikiRs0n 8 sliies, qaa ~.
ou1ctentt
% frRnrs-The WINE viii D. lul1ished " sp p
ucribcfl % per annun ih eetenee'
Abvr rnfrrs viii BE iqeerteu q We rate q
ofttOO per square for the ifst an ~ cen
Tor each week theres0cr--ten line. 81. le.'i eon
-.fitvfing 4 saunro. THE numhero in7eriiona re
e.nired must DO marked on the nlsf l ~ tne man
Nnscript, orthey viii beinseried tpi iQfpiai ana
en9rg'SS 5 EoSgsUsn ftoni lance, must Be-
sssSeipshied With the Cash d they VIII not.
b asserted.
kenouncinr candidates. Co oiico viii be So
Cor county Offices $50 iot s'ass oinees--in AZ
isaPP eii,ss Cotton Circulars q auy articles q
iniividual Interests viii be charged M advertise
ments and must he paid iqr "a advance,
For Advertising Citations from tae tfoRale
aC6rfi 10 persons Interested @ come iof.tAtN ~
SHOW cans6 why "a order q sale should nei Be
-oorsntod io dollar. "a ia paid Tor in tuVhren.
For ndvorlisnq OrdeTe granted BY top trooa n
Court for no sale Of properly, 70 dollars " pl
paid Cor On ADV hEcE
81 Fer Advertising Chaueai3 Notices % non-Iosi'
dents. rs dollars each.fp Be paid forin Any AYES.
az dslarl to So paid Tor 10 ADVANCE.
4. F.,r k1gsffasnr Notice 81 letters Of Aumnis
tfation. dollars, 90 b. paid loE IN tDgANcE
+ For advertising Notice 81 annual pi lnai set
tlemon, bY AdminisiTatqrss dollars, p be pas
for in AbvANcE.
fsFof advertising Notice b lnsolvent Astete
for 6 months, SCI, to be paid ior in ADVANCE.
Trusiecs' Sales, and on ether advertisement
moi gpecfed. must Be paid ior 81 ApYANcF. 4,
ip IAN Embellishments 0i pefaonal nature wiii 2
e6hagsd d0aBls price, and payment requiiI reg :
ADVANCE.
.gr0.f.na. yearly AdveFtisins
Per forty lines o.. Tess, renewable ~ pleqsei
eco. no contract taken for leqs than one year
and payable half yearly to advance. ~. {,
Th6pfivii6ge ofannuai decrtisersi s ilmilee
rlSir own infnodiate busn sssi and oil advefiis'
-ments Corthe bcneit fothor Pcrsonss sent ~ ,
them mugi 10 paid for By the sqpare- al
profcssionaI Advertisements.
For 10 lines on less, not nlterable, months, 8
11s31O do 40 DO 50 %.
iarr 10 do 10 40 - %.
ahnsT- "A the nhoVe rle
r-tS6i;shcd 81 alottE. ielthnls. lac'-e.
Erond Gulf and o.soWberein tins state, no q
e6dction will be made from then any Al
,-kaS,onfI rlI. .0HI x
N@ 6--4STALL.JOB WORR MUsTeEE fApFo
ONpBIdYtA4-
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SONG.
Is Mounia
fe va meet u sim tlie dne
That akesshe bond lin binds us strong
By liahtof lamps 81 liehl 81 moons
9Qrsong shall ba that same Old Coon,''
Then, oaihof. Whins-aIi gather round,
And Join tile cheer ii ch6rus--
The Ioc5s hate the jocand sound,
And the flag thai iiatssFs Ger g!
TO gun ihe binnies. hear them cry.
t,Fre6 Trade Viii laiso mechanics high;
TITS all a sham--yon'll see i SOON
Elsewe mistake alhat sane ed Cont,
Then, gather, wings, &c
A Tariff, and a stauneh one. too,
{, Will give ~ hands enough % do;
Wealth viii prove inanstry's boon,
Il trath lies in SHAT same old Coonsi
~ Then, gatlinrs Wings &c.
( They say sAe Whigs ere pEouas # %,
Why do they for the Tariff 90
They'll wear homespun 1t night o. noon,
In honor Of ssthat sanie old Coon.n
Ihens gather wings, &C. 1
The silver moon sees many brooks,
Each brook on one moon only looks
Wn know no orb, no brighter moon.
Than him we sing--'sfhat Same old Coon !"
Then, gathers Wings, &c.
Not 50 the Loeos--eYery one
Islooking at his own mock sun;
They all shine bright, IN glorious noon;
Bat can't eclipse 3that same old Coon."
Then, gather, Wings Sc. t
Then raise the shout for HARRY CLAY,
Our light--hs shines BY night and day =
The White House halls viii greet him soon
The Western Star-sslhat same old Goens''
Then, gather, Wigs, &c.
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~ httorn cv and Coll c-.oH
AT LAW.
W ~ vnroO CitYs Niss.
HfONTfNUNS ~ praclico Ir11
-/the Superior Conri 81 Chpncely. ''s
Court ofEnor and Appeals. Circuit Court
Of the United States e.. Jackson Superior
Conriof "A nccry, and il the Circuit court.
ofYazoo, Holmes and Carroll copni.er
once IN he Insurance building GA eier
son Street
fazoo CITY. Jan. lst 1910.
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vol. s. No. 81 NhoIs NO. $50

nia ate cOnspT.ng ! Q take The Banner of the
Baltimore Convention hey propose SENDS
ing Oh i delegation s'tigealg lIoasandi
strong 10 secure Vel II il all fair, lei
them get il ii they can: Delaware will try
her hand for il, but If Pennsy lgania sends
twenty thousand. Delaware may whistle for
hef chance. Whata misfortune il Is to Be
ssIit,le and old ne are notugly, however,
and won't Be suIly il We don't get the ban-
nor. Glory and success to the state that
gets il, and MAY victory ever perch upon
The band Of true hearts who 6rst unfold il
to the breath Of heaven. But we perceive
that the Philadelphians are making their
arrangements 10 reach Baltimore by The
way Of New York. Fhisws don't exactly
like; we are II hopes That Che whole dele.
CATION from the North and East would do u
the honor o pass through DeleuaFe. We
should be sorry to deprive The citizens Of ihe
Borough DE Y0rk Of The pleasure Of enter
tiaining their Wing brethren Ell rouke Fl
baltimore, butat tho same time, we should
he pleased % have them pass this way.
Del. Jour.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-09

THE wax 10 20 BUSINESS. Somebody,
we know not who. discoursss thus sensibly
On the advantages ofadverlising.
Have you ! large stock OF goods on
hand which vou wish % REDUCED Then
nothing Is easier than To DO il. 0nl5 ad-
vertise literally, (either iii your one paper,
or, ii your feelings lead you that way, It'll the
lpapers of your neighbors,) and Tile thing Is
done. Depend upon il, ii Is false econ.
lomg % keep 81 knowledge of what you
have % hand from he public, when the
means Of communicating such Information
lmay be obtained So cheaply We have al
ways observed, that those who advertise tie
most literally u the papers, and scattered
their handbills most prosperous Ia business.
The reason IS plain. people like @ Be
asked 10 pay, and that, too, II q polite man.
!. lner. koI who, # they can help i, WilIaeal
! with chul. morose VinegaF.ctust CHIP,
who is too j injured. 81 TOO lll.mannered
10 say. with Bland smile, Nadam. shah
{ show you this rich sikh oF Ibis beautiful
j figured De lanel 81 viii you try on this
& pair 81 hne flexible gloves tte case may
le. Nobody such man never edveE-
4 iSas. Oh Oh nos lie. lie Isl pen
q urous of ls money s. he IS 81 his smiles
2 only your bland, fable. and gentle
e nanly MERCHANT who wishes oPely bed
success 81 their business. and tries han
himself q make 81 honest i4iae. tha' at
rerlises. People know this, and hence
lhey look ore he papers % see where the.
m he s Iins. enl e tie SAM
@ which nobody 8 oTdlnaIg eeRee disli'Iess
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POLTTTCAL.
THE WING BANNER!

IN order % give. our readers some idea Of
the feeling which pervades the Wing ranks,
al this Time, throughout The Union, we pub
lish the following extracts from various pa
psrs Of different States. which we find in
the 8 .apisriean. Ball. JZhig.
-
Tie National KVhIs Banner.
Tie AIhanr eica cifizen Is publish.
ing lhs desclipiion g re Splendid Banneg
Is Be given by tie Wings Of Baltimore 70
the delegation having tae largest propor-
ti6uate number ID attendance attic Young
Mems Convention Of Ratification, 70 held
in this civ ~ ile 22d Al May next. has the
Following para raph
MThe Cxhx M1fIss or TN EnIrI1E STATE
win make strong pull foE this splendid
Banner. Really, lis worth competing for,
land five know any thing Of The spirit and
Temperament Of tie Clay boys Of New York
they will win ii The twenty five sisters
of the Old sEmpiFe must look out sharI
and POUR Is THEIR DELEGATION ~ TENS q
rHoUsANns # hey wish 70 stand the shadow
Of chance for Tie glorious BANNnn.
We admire he spirit and the feeling
which Il bgcalhes TIE editor Is right, ]
will be SpIsadid Banne and viii b
+ lssNorlh competing for, as Il will be u
i Gift Of patriots As Tie reward Of patriotism
4 and like the Eae les q France, under Nape
leon. IS Declined q Vo1ehsafe q gluFlou
victory 1o she party who viii proud
bear n through ihe contest cf 1914, III WI
Z Infovs bond 81 union and Of strength; Of
win rally every lIae Wing heart % the q
lft1oiaeffe e,Inr6rf az fIAnRY OF YFl
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS rs.
In reply TO the Boston Alias, which said
IssPut the Wings Of Massachusetts down as
the claimants Of that Banner.s Vernsoaief
writes :--s
Messrs. Editors You are little TOO fast.
That BanneRWill mol 90 to "1'he old Bay
State, Do you recollect small star that
never sets, called Vermont That star car
lTied off the last National BanneT--and will
return II, in May next, a. Baltimore, to The
Wings of the Union, for competition ia Mo-
lyembeF. The Baltimore Banner the Green
Mountain Boys viii bring home with them,
In May. and ID November We shall again
lsend for the old Banned Of 1910 and il
will readily be conceded 70 us By the wings
lof the whole Union.
You talk Of Massachusetts, earring of a
Banner, and that CLAY Banner, too, against
Kentucky and Vermont We have no Bell,
tof Collinsea that can be bought here, among
, lOuE green hills. Ours ere plain, intelligent
TIolic fepUtI Ien eeT m
2 scented With Candidate lIEa ItenFY ClaY
: q man plain, rrspToachabIs, and whose
= whole soul IS Wrapped @ 81 The prosperity
! lot s.countFg and coHnlfgmen-when sacl
. IA candidate IS presented, don't talk to d
: about lass chusetl carr ing The Banner
Non afs behind .le times Aipssrs. Id
tors | will make goa proposition lak
4 any man tom POM own state, Who has Il
/. tent, and IS true Wing for The Vice Pre-
sidencY, and j Vermont doe not beat vo
> Ion your own man VII send you down
B good pair 81 tas Nenon oxen, that wi
i make the Bossoniaas mouths wafer, pFoyid
Il I'D rnr rssIf eena - 4I5sSs frle nc rod 81
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-, .To1er90n-1Ir1IT TT-I door % ne 0TIce3 q
"a EeSsrs. WIlkiason 8 aliies eaa
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af0sT- az the r1ore
r-tn6Iishcd 81 ato8tEs srN - 4e.
G1nd Gulf md 6.sewhers il this state, no az
eSdction will Be made from then N any cnf
0-TALI. son WORR MUsTeuE PAID FOR
ON1pEIdYE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-21

In 1888, Mr.. Polk was member of the Com
mttee of Ways and Means, ,ohich Committee pro
coffee, at the time they duty free. "A proposition
,oas made 10 strike them out from The reported bill, so
as to Leave them duty free. Mr.. Polk voted against
the proposition and in tavor OF aring tea and coffee
This fact is important by way of illustrating MI
Folks sincere hatred of the principle of Protection
That principle does not contemplate the imposition
of a Protective duty upon articles which we cannot
produce. Duties are to be levied on articles which
come in competition with those produced here.
But Mr.. Folks enmity to Protection induced
him to go for levyinga duty upon tea and cot.
fee! Who would be benefited by such tax :? Nc
one whatever; while it would be some what burden
some to the consumer. But Polk wished to abolish
protective duties, and so ruin Nothern manufac
lures; and little did he care who his principle op
pressed Rochester Democrat
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-21
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Frcemen of Washington County, who are
against Free-Trade, against the repudiated sub
treasury scheme, against the extension of slavery
the admission of Texas, and the assumption of the
National Debt of a country, which is bankrupt
alike in credit character& in fduor protection to
American Industry, of sound Currency, of secur-
ing Vermont's share of the Public Lands, of just
restraints upon Executive Power, of an honest and
economical administration, and of HENRY CLAY
and THEODORE FRELlNGHUYSEN, are in
vited to meet in County Convention at Montpelier
on TUESDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF JULY
NEXT, at ten o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose Of
nominating Senators, and transacting all other
necessary business.
In making this call the undersigned will barely
remark, that the questions now presented to the
People emphatically involve Protection, Prosperity
and Liberty: Should not the people of Washing
ton County struggle for these? Let us prepare fol
the struggle by our assemblage on the 2d-let us
so struggle that the unbought and untrammelled
voice Of the People of Washington County, in No
vember $780, may again be heard in 1874,
ARTEMAS CUSHMAN,)
JOHN L. BUCK,
LUTHER CROSS, Co. Com'tee
GEO. w. COLLAMER,
r. c. SMITH,
June 49, 1874.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-21

Mr.. EDrroR Mr. Charles Church, tlearn, is
intending to visit your village, and proposes to lee
ture on the subject of Temperance, on Saturday
evening, ODD inst. He has given two lectures here,
one on Thursday evening, and one on Sabbath eve
ming at o'clock. The first was a most amusing
and successful eiort-the last, one of the most Sc.
rious, solemn, and impressive efforts. He inter
sperses his lectures with occasional songs OF most
appropriate and interesting character Let al
Washington County hear him. and may she be-
come fully controlled by the principles of Wash
tonianism.
Claremont, N. II.
1.-THE copy to the above, since setting SO much o
it, has disappeared, and cannot be foundl
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Extract from letter 'oriten 10 member of The House
Of Representatives By gentleman in Virginia,
iosH acquainted ~iththe state Of public sentiment
there.
sour people are perfectly Indifferent to the pres
ent acquisition of Texas. By the way it occurs to
me as singular absurdity that the Locos 90 for
Polk and Dallas as immediate annexationists, be-
cause, they say, Great Britain it is apprehended
will kidnap Texas Immediately; and yet no Presi-
ten months off nearly. What hollow inconsis
tency John Tyler is the only man that can be a
valuable for immediate annexation, and / wonder
John Jones has not taken that ground.
"When the nomination Of Polk was announced
here, c. ia prominent Loco) swore outright thai
he would not believe it upon the oath of every cit
izen of the village; but on being assured by the
Enquirer that it was so, he declared it most ex
cellent observation-disclosures hteliigencer
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-21

The Argus and Atlas endeavoring to prove
that James X. Polk is pure Loco Foco democrat
because he says one of his ancestors signed the
famous Mecklenburgh declaration. Mr.. Folks
:" great uncle" did sign that declaration and was
good Wing, as were most Of his kindred in the
days of the Revolution But will the Argus and
Atlas tell their readers that James X Folks grand
father was tory during the revolution, and was
known as the "black sheep in the family" and it
is fully as likely that James K" inherited the quail
tiles Of his Tory grandfather of his Whig great
uncle.-.4lbany .4duertiSer.
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LITERARY REGISTER.

Tho Columbian Lady's Gentemans Magazine: New-York
Israel Post. SO per
The July number being the first of vol received
II rich in and enguvngso the latter there being
Mirror Library Nw-York, Morris Il Willis.
No. % consists Of Songs for the Sabbath by various authors
or these there nearly hundred and they
cellent Prce ~ i2 cents.
The American Monthly Review political and literary: New
York, TO be under the charge OF Geo II. Colion Esq.
The design of this work be similar that of the Demo
cratic Review differing in potict defend Wing princ
pies. We wish The first number be issued
the first Of January Price So per Subscriptions
received at the bookstore Of E. p Waloa Sons where
prospectus may be
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Railroad TO Greenfeld-We learn from the
Greenfield Gazette that the meeting at Northamp.
ton to organize and choose officers of the North
ampton and Springfield Road, gentlemen from Bos-
ton pledged themselves to take the balance of stock
of the northampton and Greenfield Road as soon
as a charter obtained. There can be no far
Their doubt, therefore, of Railroad to Greenfield
The Brattleboro Phoenix denies the report of the
impractcability of the West River route
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An invalid sent for n physician, the late DR.
Wheelman, an after OBTAINING him for some time
with description of his palms, aches, etc., he thus
summed -" Now, Doctor, you have humbugged
me long enough with your good-for-nothing pills
and worthless syrups; they don't touch the real
difficulty ] wish you to strike the cause of my all
ment if it is in your power to reach it." alt shall
be done," said the Doctor, at the same time lifting
his cane, and demolishipg decaner Of Gin that
stood upon the sideboard