The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-08
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The bitterness Of ecoioc ism before the
election is onl> e~qualled b, ia cool afrnnterv
after it Wecan @scarcely open q Locoioco
noper without andiug a tissue IF admonitions
Q6atsd u General ia Ior, nd cousidsraS!s
quantity Of graiuitous adyice as 70 the manner
in which he should form his cabinet and con
ducl his administration. II argues u" lack OF
Confidence on the part Of Lorofocos, and no
small stretch Of audacity in them, to imagine
thnt their c%ounsols would weigh the little part
Of a grain in the estimat on Of a man whose
election they opposed with rancoroush hostility
and whose opinions, department aud character
the, distorted, villiGed aud slandered The
official mouth-piece at Washington tenders its
complement OF advice, and talks in its usual
Glib and ~hippont strain Of no'Partylsm, Jetier-
soniaN principles and the like, in connection
with General T~avlor's future course; and al
most every press that claims political kindred
and s mpathy with the 'organ,' follows IN its
sake.
Gen. Taylor will doubtless estimate the dis
interested admouitions Of these presses at their
real value. The plain common sense OF the
honest old soldier will teach him the exact
amount Of trust to be placed in those VINO re-
yilpd and aspersed him to the latest moment
and who are now iasultingly profiering theiI
guidance, as it they thought him ignorant en-
o,pn 10 need their Instructions, or weak en-
ouob to follow them. We can lell thosc Loco
loco prints which EXHIBIT such excruclatlna
ANXIETY to chalk out the path which General
Taylor is to pursue, that the President elect l'
n man whom they can neither coax nor drive
Flattery and menaces are alike wasted on Inc
sturdy old patriot He is in the habit OF list
ening calml, to the opinions Of his friends anC
of weighing their arguments deliberately
When his mi d lie once made up. he is inheXl
BILE as adamant. The dissent OF his warmes
advocates may pain, but has no power L
cbanoe him. AS Tor the views OF his enemies
he heartily d~espises them. The medd'eso'
advice urged upon Gen. Ia, lor by the Loco
foco press, will receive from him about tn
snme degree OF respect and attention as h
Daid 10 santa 4 mas kindly reeommendallo
y, su.n, Vista to surrender NJ doubt, tn
Loeaforos would bugel like % Tllerlze "
Znck-het wgnid dad, In = 20 dem"cra
tze his aJmieistrat WI; spd tns We suspect
is The arcret mgiivc "a their course. j lhe,
could breed quarrel tween Genera Iay'o
ana ,huse who elected him, they fancy tina
th,ir retainers would be kept IN office, ard TIT
the power and patr mage Of the Government
: would still enure to their benefit. But VI
; Zack is made mp Of very different material
from John Tyler He hasn't a particle Q
iolsellood OF treachery in his composition. II
is the soul OF loyalty, honor and good Ial'f
% is a man evory inch of him, and can neI'he
be caioled nor coerced from the straight line
{ principle and duty
/. But whatever may be the object OF the L"e'
foeo party in thrusting %olicious %counsels uPo
Cen. Taylor, the act itself is grossly indel
cate and improper. They cannot expect th'
!. ho would regard their opinions as the sent
mcnts Of friendly adwsers, I r they abused hi
without stint or scruple until success mad
4 them fear him. They would do well now
!. Gen TAYLOR alone, for they must, by U
ii be aware that no will as thoroughly col
: TEN their Auttery she did their abnse.
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