The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-07-18

non CONNIE need lis labor of love in the us.
peusation of the power and patronage 81 the
Government. As the work goes on, and the
patriots Of the late Presidential contest
come in TO beg Tor and toTeceive their re-
wards, we shall see more Of these illastra~
lions. Alreadyitis manifest that in tho
bestogal Of office, ten enemie have been
made TO one friend gained not enimies
outright and open-monthed-bus disappoinS
ted, chagFined, and mortified partizans, who
bear their repulse with Ill sconceaiod yexa-
lion, and will take hereafter an opportunity
ito give ga stab under the 9Th nib wheee
they can crafty their revenge, and cohtTi.
bule 20 work out their own ends. The dis
position is manifested now--the execution
of the design will be accomplished as oppof-
tunity Offers. In this stale Of The case, Rcs
repeat, what we have often said, without res
lpining Or Impotence, and inconfdent hope,
I've hide our time"
We are the more eBcouraged 10 this from
the fact, not only that time viii show fully
and completely the SpOils motives which, for
the most part, actuate the leaders Of the do-
minani party, but that that time viii, also,
bring 70 direct issue the c0nserraffog prin-
Icipes Of the Wings, and the destructive dec
trines enforced by the political teachers of
their opponents, and now RAPIDLY tending to
practical operation. Hitherto, re could on
lily argue lheSesmatlers, assit 8ie lIteoreii-
lcally, pointing to ~ cases. here and there,
10 the inevitable direction Of the destruc-
tive impulse that has been given to public
affairs Ia this country. But, as. years roll
ion, we shall have TO meet and grapple Ag~
lrdridHisnl--a term we use TO include ell
the progressive" and s'levelling'' schemes
OF the day--lace 10 face, and hand to hand
: TO contend against il as il moves among
Us, living. breathing thing. exering It's
: banetul influence upon the o. eratinns Of
Government, the prosecution Of business,
: and the peaceful and happy enioymen,s Of
well organized, law>IoVing and law abiding
: society. And, when this Is brought about,
: though the conflict will be sharp and the
blows heavy, we have no fears for the result.
We, though no tistterers, of. or fawners ups
y on, the people, who believe that they can err
2 and do err, that they are often ignorant, and
Z lofteneT sill. prelUdiced, tina, they are ca
y pablo OF the commission OF great wrong, and
I, are frequently deceived, cajoled, hoodwink-
7. led, and led, have yet confidence, that when
) the contest % fairly made between constiiu.
> tional, conservative, republican principles,
-e and destructive, agraFian practices. there is
70 intelligence enough, virtue enough, patriot
le ism enough In the country togive the WHfGs
e literally now, the conservative party, sig
" nal triumph-a triumph which will tend
Is more than any thing that has happened fou
ID The last thirty years, to add permanahce Il
&. our institutions. In fact, the Wings have
lr now the same charge from the country, tina
IT the Roman Republic gave 10 ifsschosen de
he fenders--s4ne quid Republics detr;ment
n capiat," The country will sustain Them il
te their efforts TO fulfil the trust which has bee
be imposed upon them. Temporary reverses
on or party defeats. cannot relieve them of th
d. duty they have assumed. and which the
|" Emust sustain with the coursge and The hope
ne Inf men who feel and know what is expect
be ed of them, and what they ought to accom-
IRE pIish.