The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18

q foeo law makers and Governors, scorns to re- /,
II ceive what she terms a bribe from the General
!. Goxernmenf; though they acknowledge that
tho money belongs to Mississippi, or whysac-
Z cspt tho 100000 acres Of hand, also given to
: her BY the same Wing Congresss Surely the
! people have seen enough Of this humbuggery,
particularly shen they1are taxed year after
q year by Ahis same paIsyy IND for what purpose!
mas not the Democratic party govefned this
: State for years! Have our rulers established
common schools for the education Of The chill
! den Of tho Siatea Have they. accomplished
any public improve meats BY he STATE, such as
4 ra'lroads, turnpkes, canais-sor opened any Of
lie. MYERS SO as to enable the people to get
thelr produce to mark. =? Have they establish
ed any Of the benevei ent Institutions for tho
unfortunate, whichhum anity, tho pubic safety
| and peace, oil. d thegoodA sranple Of every other
land would au,boriseAs. sch a. a hospital for
The insane, nndan ii. ssisniio. (, for the deaf Dumb
and tho'biind. Have they,t y aDypnblic acts,
encouraged and stimulated the agricultural
and mechanical industry Of III State! Have
they had q geological su vey 10 develope the
hidden treasures and resources Of the State,
such as minerals, coal, ffic.,--the discovery OF
which, issenriching several Of tn states OF
this uniona Have they even paid the public
ae's',y -" '"o contrary, are we ncs ~ -
~ ''pu',a""s o'a'es none Of tics "s
"a'' ''o Dehoc'a''e parry sccompfnhst a
y'''a'e nor 'ne PeoPiesof Mississlpps
regularly from year toyear, aud do they no pay
H. 4
me fdr a. punefuai.y a. any other State in me
Onisn bsets. Whtg
Z ihs o.a'e q MAINE has at last ,acceptedte.
snare q me surplus revenue iron Sthe pnblie
'anoss amounting TO Si9,sli % Locofocc
pa',oissSs couldn't hold ont any longer; tho
gl'tferlng dollars wefe too tempting. We ex- :
poet to see similar exhibition Of nsgnaninous
aasn'eresfed pahiftlsm on the part OF Locofoco-
Ism =. this State. The principle Of repudia-
non y something like the gamc OF thimble--
'a0sd "a" fosaA gre ysh''-~take but never
pay back fasoo Barser.
M, Il, zes-T,----- = y 5000
49,. y. S. 1890 - ~ ~ nv ~
ial, So IL. 4 $500
IN az .ho;o. n IN ! WI rssr,S
,e.;,o,cv IN ~, -. s...
- m. NJ, I.ca,, Iu,..,,.
,.,.,., G,<,,a h,,,, n.,,.' 80
= IN b.nds 81 40 nor,o.-.,;. -.
.b,, and ,,o,h, defiance IS na,a"...:.,
lies. ehenerer and ,rhe,,rer 0ssa;lsd n M;s.;.
inn;. and hi. ~, ,.,hen :,
,rr'' ,",c .o'' ""e" !" "pea''' 'na' Elk
'.'''"'' 4".'u,' "as e'yoy'"sa se'ysP'easant
e"@ WIN me e"em'es o. democracy IN
asN1o ., , -,
= wh., !. ,,oro o,,,snu,,, .rr' ..p s"'
- nm, n.u. ~ -
ut;-tauk man q. anv onr., !. be- IN ne,s araim
-, " ~ . -
eg'sla' on' when corporation shall be pro-
eeaeo against, oya witt IN the nature OF
no @ar'an.0' Tor the non'redemPtion OF its
o'es after being deprived Of Its assets, or tho
neTe""" 70 redeem those notes. FIRMLY be-
ewing that it was a ruse on the part of bank
ebtors to avoid the payment Of their Just
ebts, after availing themselves tf bnhk loans
nd flooding the country with the paper thus
btained.n
He is opposed to the di,tr,6ution act and al