Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-23

GRAY, of Jasper, is recommended =
Gray is a man Of sterling and we'll, -,
iDtegrity-atru true and Jealous ,uD,..,' wv
of Wing principles, and a man in vh..
the people may safely confde the bu,n..'
Of their Treasury Department. 10
Our candidates for Congress ar.-p.
ter B. Starke, of Lowndes, Col. Aa,mt
BiDgsmOn, Of Adams. Walker Brook, n
Holmes, and Patrick W. TOmpkiu, =,
Warren.
OF PETER B. STARKE, /, i, u,.l...
to speak. In the last campaign he va, i,
member Of the Wing Electoral TicL.
and his exertions are too fresh IN a,
minds Of the people TO need recauul,.
ton. He is able, talented and eloquent.
a host in his single self--and will sttne
the profound attention .of an audsD0
when but few others would be listened II
or regarded.
The mere mention of the name Of Ca
A. L. BlNGAMAN, is sufficient. Owop
well-tested war .horse, needs no euog..
zoo long has he borne aloft our banns,s,
US to say more. In the political field i.
is as popular as he is in the social crc.
WALKER BROOKE, Of Holmes, |,
represented as gentleman endowed with
a high order Of talents, and very popular
in his section Of the State. He will IN.
doubleday add much strength tolhelicksl
Al present he is candidate for the Stale
Senate, in the county of Holmes.
Although PATRICK w. TONPKlNs
Of Warren, has never been presented %
the people of Mississippi as a candidate
yet his reputation is 80 we'll established
that his claims were urged from every
quarter as candidate for Congress. We
consider this 10 be great compliment
yet we kno,C that he richly merits il, and
we will pledge our word that all, boil
Wings and locos, will be satisfied Ofih
fact before the campaign closes. Heen
,ers upon the canvass in few days
Wings OF Mississippi Wigs Of Old
Amite these are the individuals, whom
you are asked, by the respectable body
of your fellow Wings, lately assembled
at Jackson, to give your jealous and COZ
dial support. Will you respond to tho
call Of ysur brethren? Aye, we kno'
that you will, and could your responsI"
assent be heard that will burst forl
from every quarter, from the east and
from tho west, from the north and the
south, from the abode Of afflueuce, IRON
the log cabin and cottage, from hill and
from valley, from the crowded mari o.
business and from the quiet abodes Of ~
raj life, it would startle from their Ian'
cied dream Of security the myrmdon'o
reputation, and show to their appalled,
vision, that, although they had, and
nigh, for while yet, deceive and d'ad'
an honest and honorable people into tho
support Of their perniclous doctrines thai
tho undying principles of right and Nv
;ice were too deeply implanted, had lak'i
too deep a roo. in Mississippi, for them
to revel much longer in their Igol'"
abodes OF place and power.
Then, Wings, we are now fully pteH
red for battle-our banner floats GLORIOUS
ly in the pure breezes of Iieaveu--Oa'
principles, the principles Of honor ano
right, are fully emblazoned upon tide
feat cannot blur it's brightness, nor cn
success add to its splendor-our Iea'en
are in the field, and il success does n0'
crown our efforts, we will so weaken 'n'
citadel of the enemy that when ouc 'U
more We rush TO battle, the conques,US W"
be comparatively an easy one lA'''
Wings, to your posts!
In THE FiELD.-PATRIcK w. ToaPK"'