The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-03-15

Gold and Silver ear furnish us with.
am in favor Of Internal improvements ~ tne
General Government, whenever, and wherever
majority Of the Peoples Representatives IN Oon-
rress may think them necessary.
am in favor Of we'll organized Army' q"its
sufficient al al times 70 ard and protect OUT es
posed frontiers. and nm II favor 81 Fegnlaf aHu
r,adnal Increase ofouT gallant and rhIvalFous VA
/ am in favor Of a TARiss ..iudicio0sly" levied
upon foreign manufactures md pFoducilons a. -
70 secure aud realize beyond douht, the "a
Of the GoVenment; and would rathef haYc /" 80
plus revenue TO sqlta6ble about, than that e 0oV,
/ ernment should be compelled to send licensed
begeer across tie Atlantic humbley to beseeeh
Dutch French. or English broker 10 lrnd u lo hl-
own te ms) few millions 70 pay the salariFs q ut
officers and other necessary expenses Of sncn
Government. ami ouch q nation ouls. y he
mosi equitable mode of iaxalion; lof the aIesS1 %
greatest consumer paAs the most, ana me poo'' q
iaboring slaases consume the eas, and c"nseqos".'
Il pay the least.
/ am 10 favor of cur own working men OF every
d scr ption. ! am in la,or of our own manuIac
tures aIHl every patriot natiVeborn American eitl-
zen shOi1d encourage his own country mn ~ an
land every enterprise nf labor and industry gfi
culture, Manufactures, and ommercr, to hau ish.
must be united aid "go hand in hand " All me-
chancs are manufacturers; aid all capitalists, who
encourage either Of the three great industrious clas
ses should bs considered patriots, instead If mono
polisa and afisloerats.
I I'M equally OPP lsed TO Modification aud Aholi
tiohisn,, and think the doctrines o both arties Gil
extended ami carried ou) woul he equally des,
tTteue aud that the advocates of such hrresies dc
not value our glorious Union Or Constitution
] am opposed TO Foreign influence IN any way
am opposed to Foreign interference IN every wa'
~ am opposed to the gatnitnuu- dicta' on ane
advice Of faFeig ers in any shape or manner-I an
opposed 10 foreigners holding Office in country
: under any ciTcemstance.-I am oPposed 10 fo'eign
D ers intermrddling 10 our elections am oPPose'
to the naturalizat OF foreigners until ihes have
been decent residents for at least twenty years
y and do think that respectable and intelligent oT
! eigners should have enough ~elf-respect anil sucl
y sense ofpropriety to prevent such exhibition
D of presumption and impudence are too ofte
witnessed Mt our elections.
am native American citizen,-I have n
g sectional preiudces whatevrr-l never hail. and d
not believe ] ever shall have. | love my mho
: country, from Maine to FIordu, and from he Al
lantic 10 The Pacific, Greg and all! and wish ~
country TO lie ruled and governed bV my own couf
trymen. ] believa eur Federal constitution. 10
the best form of government ever known. 90 "a
AMI we only wan il iathfuy and IL neslIy admin
tered to he the happiesi people on the earth. b,
m lieve we have the who can aud Will admins
10 ter it faithfully and hore- y and ut their heal, f
20 the next four years, wond piace the nntivalif
y orator, statesman Hnd champion of AmfTic n i
dusirp, liENRY CLAY. Is it nfct ssaTy 10 men d
" my opinion of Repuiirtion7 that mishapen sol
= 81 man the once proud, lofty, chirslrous, SUM
= : Mississippi? No, no, its adv Gates have sho"n II
. Dragon teefh-ihe armed men have spruug ui-
- the Stone of tie sower has been thrown ama'g
- them md he OF selEsit s tuei"n has are
!, commenced; should ior,uaaIrly We, the
er WI unite with the viruon- an g".d aud hu u
nv the city. On all occasions when speaking of, "a
en- aluding 10 political opponents hope 10 use onl
in gentleH My ianguagr, aud shall never interfse
- with their private aracler. No personal abb
m shall plare in the columns Of this public tiot
d. private feeling shall there fnd vent; persona
i'll quar- shall soil its page. war not with man
as hnt will sn> what please in opp siton TO, or
du favor OF my opinions of any man, and say it,
of hope, only as gentleman should 4 column ., Nv
"a at least, vi be devoted to polite and general LIT.
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highly approved works ofthe age. drarl, 1--we d
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cash advances J. K. CREECY