The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-01-26

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establiahmeas pf political journal g the city Of
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Cnape III. F3is 81 ID 81 Banking
History of ne Finaneisfs ntngs 90 Com.
mission and Bfokefage business- xchange and
Currency--the Episoae Ct ehocco Soncs,s re
Don Qnixotte 81 MISSISSIPPI hnanpeT-l llsioff g
The Brandon and Union Banss -lhe eng q s1Alelles
tag Biddle tlo secona
CHAPT. ~. u. aagan's appnintmeft 1anA
Commissioner Iab0fs ID that capaciiv- lils
reports % The Legislature, and accompanying re-
CnAPr. v. His writings as the champion Of State
Republication n reference the PlanteFs and Union
Bank Bonds-his arguments absolVing be State 81
Mississippi from responsibility and Oppressive taxa.
ton on account 81 the sale Of bank stocks Is
ia luli HISTORY 81 the origin, sale Of and receipts
for, the bends.
CHAPr VI. His writings ca tie connection 81
the credit system and banking with moral dishcn.
esiy and pecuniary deialcation- detection g ths
Treasurer Of the Sfate Of Mississippi.
CHAPT. VII. His genius as tasteful and mis-.
cellaneous writer select extracts from his critical
and descriptive Writings--hia letters from Europe
CHArT. VIII. lis personal appearance habits
-peculiarities- generositY--a lgli account OF the
personal Tenconters in which il vas bis fortune Is
be engaged pindicniion from the posthun,ous
Of blood''-his deenaivs attitude in every affair 81
violence connected with his history.
Chart. TX. a full account of the circumstances
preceding and attendant upon lis death run
report Of The tris Should II take place in time) 10
d. w. Adams, implicated ID The rencOntFe that
proved fatal 10 Hagan.
CHAPT. x. Analysis Of his character, geilius,
power Of influence, popular reputation, editorial
tact and Naturalization to the rights Of the peo.
ple-sacrlfce Of safety TO lis fearless defence OF
truth--martyrdom for bis principles -eulogies 81
the cotemp0rary press-acc0unt Of the popular
movement to erect monument to his memory
names Of the most liberal confribufoFs-general
view Of the salutary influence upon the State 81
mississippi which have resulted or may result from
his undaunfed iabofs ia the cause OF the preaf
mocracy Of numbers"
Biz GENTLEMAN CONNECTED wlrH rrR PRrss.
Tie Publishers believe that the aIife ind w
tings Of james Hagan," elaborately prepared for
the press, well tigested, and arranged with view
to full and impartial display OF the lights and
shades character, comprising as they will the tran
saetlons Of the leading men and institutions Of sis.
sissppi during The most interesting period Of die
history Of The State,--HiI afford n volume deeply
interesting to Mlssissppians and inll fadmontion
ana teaching 70 the world. II viii be a mirror az
tue mind end heart Of James Hagan, reflections bis
feelings and principles IN his own words md his acts
IN the language Of uuth-a legacy 70 bis adopied
State, and an authentic memorial. reared to his
memory while the traces Of his strong pen are sti
in their freshness and his hand Of nerve and heart
Of stern resolve are but recent Ia tie solitude and
silence Of a premature grave.
he volume will be put 70 press n the city Of
Natchez without delay, 50 as to be delivered to The
pubic as early as possible ii the autumn
The work viii be Immediately commenced I; the
publishers request all persons friendly to the char-
acter Of Che gifted dead, will use their influence in
obtaining subscribers.
The Book viii be neatly printed on fine paper,
and well bound and delivered to subscribers ios
the snm TWO DoLIHRs.
JOHN LAWNS.
RICHARD ELWARD.
/ Publishers,
Natchez, Aug. LIST. 1913.