Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

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the Stale=~AuditOe's warrants, Seminar
: fund. &c.! Tbs democratic party propos
reduction Of The laxes io|she economical
demands Of the Treasury, but no sucl
; needless reduction asthis.
In the following exttact, Capt. B. define.
his position on the Senatorial question
.The only political question that will come
before the legislature will be the election o
United states Senator. A. G. McNntt. III. s.
Foote, John A. Quiiman. and w. nj. Gwin-
an oemocFats-aFe presented as candidates 70,
eha' h.gn omce. None Of them are favorites Of
mine (; IN choosing between what Lconsider evils
SHALL EEDEAvoR TO cHoosr rHr Tr.sr .sn
CAST NY VOTE, u ELECTED, FOR THE MOST TAI
ENTED and that man, believe to be A. G.
McNu'., unless Instructed by majority of the
voters o. ms coNnty TO do otherwise. In that
event | shall obey the will Of the peoplen
In the " Wing Creed' of the 18th inst,
the following paragraph appeared. Il will
De noticed that the editor speaks as iG by
authority, using the words 'eCapt. Binford.
says" &C.:
LIE REASON WHY 1T il thought STRANGE
,nat capt. b and Judge C. will vote for A. q.
McNutt for Senator, if they should be SENT To
Inc legislature. Capt B. says he will do SO II
.ne House will permit him TO spread upon the
0! the House, his reasons for doing so.
! ne tiath is, those gentlemen regard McNstk tn
De The only fit representative OF the L,acafoco
PaF'y proper, now to be found in the State
me aVewed father of reputation, and the pro-
lhlnent prop of every dirty design of the wire
WORKERS OF the patty. The. foremost in every
evil works. "a 10y
We Will only add that we were told by a
wing (awarm supporter and friend of Cant.
b's' opposed to M'Nutt,) some weeks ago.
mat ne had understood Capt. Binford in
conversation with come wings in this place.
to give reasons similar to those assigned by
the editor of the Creed for his support of
M Mutt; and we leave it with the friends
OF Gov. MNutt to determine, first, whe-
ther they will vote for wing at all, and
second, what are the reasons WHY the whig
Candidates pledge themselves to- vote for
Gov. M'Nutt.
several other topics are embraced in the |
clrcular-a sweeping denunciation Of the |
Bfiscoe bill, the disposition of the donated
lands, the establishment ofcommon schools.
and other matters of minor interest.
GEN. M'DUFFIE'S LETTER.
In another column we publish the able
and convincing letter of Geo. M'Dufie, of
s. c., on the Tariff. Mr.. M'Duffie thus
briefly and succinctly draws the distinction
between Revenue and Protective tariff
revenue tariff is the lowest rate of
duty upon euery foreign import that will
diSe me required amount of revenue. The
addition 10 It at rate upon any one
article, Will the view to increase the price
If its domestic rival. is "plainly and inten-
lonally" a protective, as contra-distin-
'uished fIom revenu6 duty"
This is the true issue between the two
PARTIES in this country. The Democratic
rec Trade party advocate Revenue ta-
ID, with whatever incidental protection
hat may result within the revenue limits :
he federal wing party go for protection
Or the sake Of protection" compelling the
armers and producers TO buy at high pri- r
es that few lordly manufacturers, IRON
longers and sugar-planters may be enrich e
d. This is the great issue now at stake S
etween the parties, and the success of the
ause OF free trade is more or less involved c
every political election. Let the people
emember this on Monday and Tuesday =
ext, and vote for representatives to the :
tate and National Legislatures, orthodox .
nd true TO their interests on this question, II
spudiating the halfway shutters who try q
persuade them that there is no difference a
etween the parties on the tariff. Al! the C
lfiuence which the people of Mississippi o
an command in the National councils, and s.
trough her State Legislature, should be ar a
lyed on the side of free trade against the n
Must demands and unreasonable exac-
ons OF the pampered monopolists.
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". r. CLAYTON, Eso.-Owing to some
1--WE are requested to
ate, by Mr.. c. that he does not abide the =
Pcislon OF the meeting at CarrolIton, but b
stlli candidate for the Office of Judge. ia
e was with US on Wednesday, and ap- sc
cared sanguine. Clayton, Waul, Rogers, n
othran, all certain of being elected. re
Harry Of The Vest. b,
o. What meeting at CarroIlton! 1t is S,
% general opinion here that the contest b,
between VIM. CoTHRAN, esq. and Gent til
. N. WAUL. tr
mn -7 ar
or The communication from the ozark N
'rner" has been received. We cannot de
'nsent that our columns be used for the tn
saiiment of the personal character and 70
nduct OF our political opponents, altho' m
is is favorte mode of warfare with ma lis
7 wing presses. We do not feel at liber- ot
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