Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-01
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Road lha GLOWING from the LjUnFF.
ddr0ruIr. How Il has divided the ul,e.' z.
has il ot-SgWtraH
GRArryEG--W We understand That.
Gen. T. &. TaIbcrt in ha speech at Capl.
Hunts. ON Saturday last came out dccl.
|dedly in favor Of the Brisgoo law, as n
a0r stands and agaiHsi the repeal n Tie
amendments, We are truly graildCl ul
tho position taken by Gen. + on thi5
question. He has shown an Independence
.or spirit worthy Of all praise, IN thus op.
posing layorite measure Of his own
marty throughout the State, end which
will probably lead to his ostraclsm. How
will The Briscoe bill Democrats Of the
State like this move Of oueoI The cham
pons of democracy in the southwestern
portion OF the State? How viii they rel
.Ish the influence of one Of their pomI-
.nont men against their darling measure,
the repeal Of the amendments to the pres.
|ent Briscoe law? And how will .hc rene
gade whigso Of the largely bank Indebted
counties feel, when they learn that the
strong stomach Of repudiadng Io;oIoco-
ism in Amto cannot bear the foul and
pauseous dose of Briscoeism?'
We opine, friend Of the S0aihr9n, that
this locofoco ruse will tend to "dIgde the
whigs,' Notwithstanding some alrspm,
stances indicative of different design or
result. 1t is a fact that the locoiocos Of
arnita county are moving Heaven and
Earth, TO secure the election Of IocoIoco
members Of the Legislature. THEY Al
READY BOAST THAT, THOUGH ANTE Is CALLED
IA STRONG WIG COUNTY, NONE OF The
'|COUNTY OFFICERS ARE WHlGS,-
and to have the county in their possession
entirely, they have started Tor the Legs
Ilature, man-inconsistent as the posi-
lion may seem-Who was a RePudlator
and is now an onti-Briscoeite, Uor why
should he not 90 the entire swine while
he is about it0 and another who was II
'|43a bond payer. Now it must be very
well known that in '43 Reputation con
= s,ituled the locofoco creed 10 Mississippi
In AS Briscooism does, when an adyan
tage can be gained by it, but not other
wise. So little does that party really care
for principle that it only runs EACH mat
as-no matter wha their qualifications
enlertain sentiments to suit their parl!cu-
lar neighborhoods, and by any slight
change of principles they may have at
any time averred. they can dupe wings,
why, they think it Il most excellent joke,
and laugh most heartily at the poor wings
who had all the while thought them hon
est, sincere, principled. Have we not
seen how little locolocoism cares about
the particular views any Of its partizans
entertain upon local questions, in their
complimentary notices of the antl-Briscoe
pamphlet of Mr.. Robins? and how loving
~ do they embrace, and how zeaIously do
they support their antiBriscoe candidate
for Congress, Mr. Davis! The wings
would have o8tracised, Immediately, any
member Of their party, who might thus
have disagreed with them on some single
point; and thus by starting up some ques-
zion which has no reference to the great
national subjects which divide the twoI
parties, the ocoloco, take off many vhlgI
votes, and always beat the party of sound
principle and honesty
How have the locotocos Of this, Adams
county, done? They have nominated IorI
the Senate man who was a bond payer
in '43, and whcis Briscoeitc. For the
lower house hey have nominated man
who voted or Henry Clay, but who is
now deAocrat, and another an antI-Brls.
coeite. md one an out and out partizan 7
Herofhey have a motley crowd, pad o.
wL4eh cannot fail to suit any bo5y VINO
! n as the least bearing towards 'ocoioco!sm'
They have established sort OF PolItIcal
bazaar where almost everything from
DeedIe 70 an anchor nay be obtained =
but while you ~re buying the anchor,
Won nro very certain to be pricked pretty
deeply with the needle,
No sir, the wings, being honest, are
about as easily duPed as any party that
ever existed; and the locoiocos know
about as well how to dupe them as any
party that could be established. This IS
no, discr oditablc 10 the wings but It's the
secret of our continual and disastrous de-
Ceals. A Iocoroco will voe--mark it,
for Reputation, or a bond payer, or a Bris-
c2e or anti Briscoeite, for q Tariff on anti
Tariff man, if any local party advantage
Is to be gained by it, while whig will not
vote for one Of his own party candidates
unless he suits him in every particular.
The difference is seen.--Nat. Courier.
schnnlmaster In PiMsburg, wishing 70