The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-08-25
From The NaShUitte American.
R0Orback Factory owned by t1lt
Universal Whig Party.


! A writer in The Richmond Enquirer, good
wing, having heard of Gen. SCOTS nomination
beas leave TO offer for sale, upon very moderate
terms, large assortment OF anecdotes drawn
from General Scott's life and character. which
must tell with thrilling effect upon the approach
ing canvass. These anecdotes ale put up in The
best style of whig manufacture, and are well
suited 10 every latitude, and every State in oul
extended country. They will be put up in par
GELS to suit purchasers and carefully selected and
forwarded, SO that those designed for The South
will not so North, nor those go South which are
designed for The North Small lois will bs dis
posed of at the rates of 20 cents per dozen; but
packages designed for whig clubs, mass meet
ings barbacues and The like, will be put down
10 the reduced price of 20 cents per hundred.-
We sdbjoin a few anecdotes as specimens. The
manufacturer says an extensive sale of them will
ensure Scott's election. Some arc endorsed
:. For General Circulation some For The
North, some 8: For the South" some g Nation
al" some '' For the Church" some g For private
circulation" among the abolitionist, and some
" For private circulation" and the various rei-
gious denominations. As a specimen of this
latter class, we select the following:
ANECDOTES TO BE ENTRUSTED ONLY TO wHIG
LEA DERs OF GREAT PRUDENCE AND cIRcUMsPEc-
TIoN.--GEN. ScoTr sMErHoLlsT.--We have it
upon unqucstionabe authority, tnat Gen. Scott
intends to join the Methodist Church as soon as
he elected President of the United States. He
does not hesitate TO declare that if elected. he
will substitute class meetings FOR leveess at the
White House.
GEN. ScoTr A BAPTIsT.-It is reported that
Gen. Scott has been actually Immersed, and has
joined the Baptist Church. This is not true
The General has only expressed his intention of
so doing Immediately after his inauguration, if
elected president.
GEN. ScoTT a PREsBYTEEIAN.-''T That Book,
said Gen. Scott recently to a friend, (holdng up
the Presbyterian Constitution of Faith) express
ses my religious creed TO the word and The letter,
and should ever be made president of the Uni
ted States, will prove it,
GEN. ScoTr AN EPIscoPALTAN.--We learn that
Gen. Scotfs reasons for not answering imperti-
nent questions from pretended whig friends.
touching the compromise, is that he is busy en-
gagged in writing treatise upon the Apostolic
succession, preliminary 10 his joining the Epis-
copal church. His work is said, by those who
have seen it even in lis incomplete state, to be
decisive of The much disputed question. In war
or theology, General Scott is always at honle.--
Wonderful man
GEN. ScorT CATHOLIC body Knows
of Gen SCOTS care in preserving the Csthedlal
of Mexico, not simply from plunder, bat from
every thing that even savored of destruction;
but every body does not know the principle rea-
son Of The Generals uncommon vigilance in The
matter. 1t was because -he was then, now and
ever has been Catholic in religious faith.
GEN. ScoTr A MoRMoN.--We understand that
BssssASss YpK*a*, or one of his wives, has salts
factory assurances from Gen. Scott, that he will
join the Motmons directly after the Presidential
election.
The foregoing are but few of a vast number
of anecdotes which the subscriber has on hand ;
but he flatters himself that every whig will be
delighted with their character, and aid willingly
in their circulation. 3. ]. G. ROORBACK.