The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-31

part Of the State, and we are glad 10 hear from
the north and cast that he will there receive fine
vote Ihoeeds the prosper seems very fair for his
eIechoni % DIS inends generally through The
State are being convinced Of bic availability. In
point OF qualification, we hnve no doahf Judoe
M 10 fully equals u not superior 10 either Of his
cOmpe tifoFg~-ns matters nOt sfaad he ran H.
elected. Old Homes will give him a bumper,
The CarroIIion Wig Greed, Of the 18th
inst. has the GnllOwings
"0ur distinguished lellovv.cisizep. ,be f4on.
John NJ. Maury, candidate for Chaneeilor. Maid ne
visit during the Past week The JUDGE was
formerly citizen Of Carroll, and is we'll known
throughout the county. His tour through the
northern counties has been attended with much
success-so say the Holly Springs Gasette, and
others. II was not necessary for him 10 visit this
county, his old Tome, 10 make good impression
or TO renew the good feeling formerly entertained
towards him. The Judge is a gentleman. 4
scholar, and good lawyer. Gen. Cooke and the
Judge. striving each TO secure the northern
counties-each conceiving that his success de.
ponds upon the support he may receive there
Politics should not be regarded in the election,
but we have no doubt that they are regarded: for,
rem the best information we have, the wings,
generally, will vote for Marry, and the democrats
Tor Cooke, or Taylor, the clique eaBdidate.'
The Canton Creole, is also out, giving The
most encouraging account Of my prospects
in Madison county. | regret tina. have
not the article before me- In addition 10
the above, and as indicative Of the es:ima-
ton in which am held. and Of The support
which shall probably obtain in Yazoo and
Lowndes counties, | quote the following
from the IGsOO City Wing, of the 18th in
slant:
"JUDGE MAURY.-Tn another column we publish
the letter oil this gentleman, 10 the people OF the
1 GA14a MA 4: - 4
office OF Chancellor. Judge MauTy Is a man well
qualified by his sound mind, discriminating ludg-
ment, and superior legal attainmenis, discharge
the duties Of the Office with honor 10 himself and
| the State. and TO the satisfaction Of all whose
| business may come before him. His laborious in
vest'gations and enlightened decisions as q Judge,
have gained for him with the bar and the COM
mUnitya the we'll deserved reputation Of an able
and righteous judge, and a skIllful, deeply read,
and talented lawyer"
From the Columbus Wig, Of The 25ib ultiro ::
" HoT JoHS NJ. MAuRY.-This gentlenan. as
announced 10 our iast, is candidate Tor Chancel-
/ Tor OF the State OF Mississippi. Judge Naurv i
an accomplished gentleman, gosd citizen, ard
an abIe lawyer. Should he te etecfec ~ have
No dou5' but what BIZ would hllthe of.ts RI 4
satisfactory manner"
In conclusion .c..oy,citizens. waa'3 LEG
leave i refzr soa G3r &. .her info-ta .t5ar.
Alessrs IoMPKIN=, eFARKE ri BaesK. s...sr
nave Travelled ever Tie g.ester pa IS lie
state, arc who, although candida Is then
selves, "oad no!, presume, under existing
circumstances. hest a'e TO give YOU their can
did opinion in relation 10 This matter.
will not permit myself TO believe the
course Of the S0uthrOR, has been dictated
by another than correct and patriotic motives:
bu; that il has proceeded from misinforma-
ton or a mistaken view &c the present pros
peel. have no doubt. have, however. The
disposition 10 complain Of its injustice, be-
cause do not believe that il can materially
affect the election. Nv friends in the north.
vino know how the election is going there.
will perceive at once that the South, on Is
mistaken in its VIEWS; and in the midi
die and southern counties, whatever inier>
est may have, is, ] trust, founded on the ba-
SIS rather TOO substantial and firm 10 be shak-
en- by every wind that blows shall onlv
add. that if these who actually prefer me TO
either of my opponents, will adhere to their
chDice with frmness and without being swer-
we'd by The efforls Of interested or mistaken
pariizans, TO produce false impressions on
their minds, they will not be disappointed in
the result. JOHN !. ,t.rpv
October %. 1645.