Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-06-28
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We es,pcl iho lollowlogl'om long
aud able communication Published 10 the
last Soatlrn The earo'loo' llJown
90, arc incoolfoycubIe, mud viii appeal
a, once TO The j,dgmcai'of aII true wings
iaaciion, IN The present contest VIII I"
We have slated In . previous number OF
eur paper, completely disofenolie the
IWhir parry Of the Blole-ond, when
,ncc disorgoolzcd, perhaps It will DO IN
possible 10 ever rally ItaRain, We would
inform tho Whps Of Kinds, who arc OPP
posed to tho holding Of State Convon'
ton, tholil is very unsoiiicriltc, to say
tho least Of It, to give up IN despair at a
doroat. The true sk!ier never dospors,
no matter IL defeat, unexpected and dis
astrous, has bef,llen him. He at once
sets about deylsing ways and means to
retrieve his dropping fortunes, aud 10 on.
able him to once more meet his victorious
enemy, hand 10 hand, and steel to steel
No such word as FAIL is to be found IN his
vocabulary.
The ticket, proposed below, would, we
agree with the writer, snake the locoIo
cos trembe." 1t would shottcr, if it
would not entirely demoish, the Jugger-
maui of Reputation, whose crushing
wheels have rolled over the fair fame, the
honor, the character, the integrity Of our
State. Ii would SNAKE the loco(ocos
Itremble"--for truth and honor must even.
I,ually triumph over the foul doctrine Of
Reputation. Truth may be trampled in
the dust, honor may be crushed to the
earth, for while, yet they will ere long,
rise in their native majesty and might,
and Reputation, with all its inherent
loathsomeness and honor-corroding dog
mas, will be scattered 10 the four winds
.Cl heaven. Justice and Right will then
resume their sway over the minds OF
men, and the choicest blessings Of God,
like gentle rains from Heaven, will TALL
upon regenerated people.
would then recommend to my wing
friends, organization, strict, and faithful
organization in every county in the State.
Let them determine upon a State Con.
vention, and with this view, all county
conventions, to appoint delegates to speak
their voice. And lest some one may doubt
whether we can officer the gallant whit
army, with wings good and true, beg
leave TO throw Out by way of suggest ion,
THE names OF some tina; would bear mem.
selves well upon any field Col. Starke
for Governor; Gen. DuIheld for Secreta-
ny OF Stale; VIM. Yerger, Attorney Gen
eral; George Wilson, QloIly Springs) Au.
dior, and General Gray, OF Jasper, Trea-
surer. For Congress, would say |. N.
Davis, Smiley, Of Annie, Tompkins Of
Vicksburg, General Bradford of Holly
Springs, This ticket would make the
locos tremble. tits a strong ticket, be
cause the people would make it strong.
But besides these names, there are hun
dreds, perhaps equally good, but | vas
obliged to designate, and did it without
intending TO %cfect upon others in the
least. Let none doubt our success
for the want of gallant officers. If the
soldiers DO their duty as well as the off
GERS, the ranks Of our opponent would
he scattered like autumna leaves before
The returned sense Of an honest and lust
people.
No, Mr., Editor, No! | do not wish to
SEQ the generous spirit Of our party OBJ.
scured or their brightness dimmed by IA.
tai inaction. Nor is this time 70! the
friends Of regulated liberty, of order and
law, TO fold their arms, and with The slug.
gard cry, little moro sleep, and little
more slumber, little more folding OF the
hands to sleep. Virtue and patriotism,
and erery good principle, to BE USEFUL,
MUST BE ACTIVE.