The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-07-09

ln qlb sh iras rroaHlhe u swd.ds IN lhis
limpcr rant nmbat between Federation and
ll1amocrary which Is nov exciting sucb
universal interest throughout the Union.
E'ro the friends ofequal rights every where.
I've are glad to say that the banner Of Ssush-
ern Rights Is born with as much eallantr5,
md with as sure . prestige Of aaacess b
1.-The old Hero. as were the stars and slaipes
Ion The heights of Chapu iepec which his
lpalor has. made immortal rs has aniilrled
liz. and every where win that STANDARD. and
ihD noble old standard -beafer b grselsd
with such awelcome asaone who has done
% much for his country might expee. from
q generous and grateful people.
According 70 the arrangements agreed
upon, the speaking waaao commence at 10
o'clock, Gen. Foo;e t0spsak frsl. limited
10 an hOurand hale Gent Quilman to
occupy the stand for the same length Of
time and twenty minutes allowed % zach
for reply, if they should choose to do So
This is the permanent arrangement between
ahem' the alternate in opening. Al the mu-
iuai solicitation Of the speakers. Hon. E. G..
Wilkinson acted as moderator. Governor.
efaion and Charles Scott, E-q, candidates
Cor the Office Of Chancellor. made short and
happy annunciatOry speeches, occupying,
bet very short time. when Geni. Foo.s
mounted the rosgrum, and was received.
with some Bpplansc Nearly all OF our
readers have heard GslsF sFoote on the top.
les which were raised In dispute Il Is the
same old song with the excep tion thai il has
not 50 much OF The gIeat Onion party a. for.
merly, in which Daniel Webster was 10
figure so extensively as the head. That.
lite matter cant give him any strength
now. No the god like Daniel 10 panderine
70 the free soilera and ahoitionists. decla
ring that she south got nothing BY athis bill
III denominations. III concede7 moi he: not a
hair's breadth. ? and SO whilst this big leader
al the north finds his popularity slipping
from under him, the little leader in Mississ-
ippi finds the same thing, and they ar both
reaching out their hands for help from those
old familiar props, upon which lheY have
leaned In former times. But it won't do
General i'm Mississippi however il NAV
succeed al Buffalo. General Fooge recounts
his services as democrat and claims still
10 be one ofthe Simon Pure. Tie sees that
be cannot concentrate the whie strength
even, and knows that he must break into the |
well organized ranks Of the States Rights
democratic party or be most ineforIot,sly
defeated. This is his only chance, and he
clutches AT it with the energy that q drown
ing man catches nc q straw; buG the attempt
Is vain. To use one Of his own quotations
be may be still harPiag on ag daughter." |
but Jeffersonian democrats can never be |
won by the sanctions Of Gent Jacksons, |
proclamation and denial ofthe right Of se-I
cession, inat's the wrong sort OF bait. After
some length Of time desoled 70 his democ
raey the little Pacif1cafor then took run
ming and rather scattering ERE at great
maay things In general ami Tom Benton In
parlicuIar states what he told q great
many peop.e, and what great many people
told hims refers to private letters from this,
that, and the other man; drAws great andI
marvellous conclusions from undoubtedl
information. as abundant as the waters oil
the oEeEflowiBg Nile and like the source of |
that great river, andiscoverabIe to any but
himselG but with which he intends at the /
proper time to asronish the natives. Add TO
this some poetry. little latin, few attic
'richs. vehement gesticuia;ions, some awful +
1isiorslons Of c uatenance with grand finale
IN the compromise in which some IustY
boasts are INDUCED, as to how he pulled the I
wool over the eyes of Webster and such like /
fry at the North. and got ell the terri I
ory. California includedl for the south and
i sittle more OF such trash and twaddIe and |
'ur readers have q correct account Of Gen'Il
Foote'S great opening speech.
& The General wished to know. ifMiseissD-
Oi met South Carolina in this Southern Con-
gress. to advise hsrto stay in the union, what
Carolina would be advising Mississippi to
10 in the mean time. When he was Oulliug
he wool over Daniel Websser'ss +. eyes
what was Daniel doing 70 him7 Why the
hing was so well done that the man has
been blind ever since.
Al the conclusion Of Gen'l Fooss 9 speech
he man who has won a heroes name and I
lation's gratitude mounted the roslrum,
greeted with an outburst which showed that
he people had welcome il their hearts for
hial: a 80
We End that what we have written in
'eliIbion 90 tFen'l Qnilman can not 20 in our
1apee this week. Our States Rights friends /
nap rest assured that he will bear their
1anner in fFiamph. and that victory is as
;eFlain as the coming Of November. We /
will give our remarks i'm our next.
We have not heard from the speaking at
Bettsns -.
To Say that orr thanks are due % MessEs.
Iatch a. Co. Gor their beautifnI, and most
.cceptabls present, ! neatly done np box Of