The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-21

That the party claimlng 10 be DemocFa-
tic, par ercelleace, haze declared heir WI
lngness TO sustain for the Preseency MaF-
tin Van Buren,, who Supported DE- WITT
Clinton, in opposition TO James Madison,
the candidate of the Republican party, dur
ing the gloomiest period Of the last war,
while Mr.. Clay was cheering The country On
10 glorious and energetic resistance OF the
enemy!
BE IT REMEMBERED.
That the same party have deClR-ed their
readiness to support james Buchanan. who
declared in a public speech, on the 4th, OF
july, 1912, hat ''f he thought he had any
Democratic bleod in his VEINS, he would let
il OUT"
BE 1T REMEMBERED,
That the same party, while they clanof
for prime Plies, declare their will ugness 10
support any sort of politician bearing the
name Of Democrat, WHEELER the nominee be
ProcIamaiionist or a Nulli6et-a Tariiiis
, or a Free Traded
BE TT REMEMBERED.
T'hatihe same party. processing to be hos
tile TO Ia ernal Improvements by the Gene
raj Government, have passed over, without
I rebuke the declaration Of Col Benton, hat
/ N4mnngsi The first ohiecls to be accompi ah-
ed by restoration Of the Jackson pol c.. n
the person NJ. Van Buren,, is the improve
meats of the grea Western rivcrSth
2 BE TT REMEMBERED.
That the same. party, while protesting fo
8 be the especial champions of the People
lare always % be found on the de uf pow
Ter. aud have un fofmly sustained all the We.
9 toes upon The action Of the Peoples Repre-
1t SsntatiUeS!
50 BE 1T REMEMBERED.
;, That the same party, while protesting (,
Venerale the memories and services Of he
Fathers Of The Republ can Church, are dai
Of ~ in the habit Oc denouncing as ''among Ii,
n batch Of Federal measures" Bank of tbt
a United Slates, the Tariff, ETC.. although
90 these very measures were passed by Iare'
majo;ites of Republican Congresses, uPol
10 the recommendation of Republican Presi
! | dents.
III BE 1T REMEMBERED.
e That the high Tariffs which have bee
passed by Congress since 1915, we've vote
q for by Andrew Jackson. Martin Van Puer
Thomas ii. Benton, Richard Mr. johnson
sc and other distinguished men of the Jackso
III Van Buren, parties!
BE 1T REMEMBERED,
- That the tariff bill, commonly known q
'eF The "Bi Of denominations" was pissed /
ost 1928. bv the votes of Martin Van BnreI
.ir James Buchanan, Thomas f. Benton, Ricl
da ard NJ. Johnson. &c
BE 1T REMEMBERED.
as That the bunk bill of 1916 " . repor {
N by ommittee, of Which John C C. hor
tie, vas chairman. and passed by the aid Of ii
ow vote of Henry ST. George Tucker. and 9th
- distinguished members Of the Republic;
party; AMI that Judge Tucker w um thu
dare not read cut of the Church) TO his
ub. insists upon tho constitutional power
.bly Congress To pass such a laW!
10 BE IT REMEMBERED.
That the tariff lt!l Of 1882, whc led
re- Modification ir South Carolina. was pass
I by Jackson Congress, was signed bv
and drew jackson, and was about to be enforc
!, by him with the bayonet! And that
evils of a civil war were averied by 1
y timely inierposition Of Henry Clay!
i OF BE TT REMEMBERED.
That the tariff of l942. which Mr. y
/ its Bnren's friends at the North supported. a
ring which that gentleman nGw declares in
letter 10 the South, he ssutterv disclai
as and denopnces.'' was voted for by Jan
y De Buchanan, "the FIRST choice" of our anti
d. riff friends Of Clarke. for the Presidency
sen, And by Silas Wright, Mr. Van Buren's Ii
80. tenant
l'ie We ahall in due. time have other rem
g % brances for the People. taken from the
ie.- cords Of The country.
need
will Il is better TO be Of the number Of ii