The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-30

and. The great fund of humanity treasur-
ed up for the benefit Of our colored popu-
lation is il the hearts Of the South. That
divine law Of love, which worketh no i'll to
its neighbor, peryading the hearts Of Chris
tian masters and Christian slaves, will dis
pose both to seek each others highest good,
and to impart to all men knowledge Of its
Author and the happiness Of His kingdom. =
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Reorganized or Not Beorgnnized,
that is the Question:!
It has been the fashion among those who
claim to be the organs Of the present Ma
tional Administration to say "the Cabinet
is unit, " or ''the Administration is unit, .
and that the party is .'united upon the Bal
timore platform and the Presidents Inaug-
ural!' This cry had been made and reit-
Grated by the main organ grinder at Wash
ington, and echoed and reverbrated By and
among the various little organ grinders scat
tered throughout the country, till the mass
es Of the great re-organized, reunited, har-
monious Democracy, began really to believe
there was some truth in it, These people,
innocent souls, who never read anything
but their party paper, and like some secta-
rian christians, believe that every sect and
denomination but their own is in league with
old Satan. have been triumphantly pointing
to the columns of the Washington Union
and its echoes and sayings behold us again
united and harmonious; with the President
and twenty-eight States on our side what
power or party can stand against usl The
wiser and more knowing ones looked on this
heterogeneous collection of factions and fag
ends with doubt and apprehension, and well
they might. In the Cabinet was conglom-
Grafton of freesoilers and fire. eaters, brought
together upon the basis of public plumber,
agreeing in no single principle or feeling be-
yond what is embraced in the motto of the
Premier, to the victors belong the spoils."
Among the other appointees and employees
of the Government, the same want of home
gesiousness was to be seen, here q free-soiler,
there fre.eater, and occasionally Con-
stitutional Union man, just enough as vas
thought would cement and hold together
the great incongruous mass. But all will
not do--the spotted concern is like new
patches upon old clothes, the rents are be-
coming larger than the original holes
Marcy ought to have known about that. In
New York the National Union democrats
beat the freesoiI or Administration demo-
Gratis. In 1848 the free-soilers beat them
about 5000 votes. The gain may be pro-
perly attributed to the pateh work policy Of
the Marcy, or the spells Administration. In
Washington, few weeks ago, at meeting
called to congratulate the National Union
democracy Of New York on their triumph
over the Marcy and Van Buren, freesoil wing
of the reorganiEed democracy, beautiful
little shiady was kicked up by the interior
ence of Office holders and hangers on Of the
Administration. One speaker was knocked
off the stand by the chairman Of the meet
ing, when a general. melee ensued and the
row was put an end to by shutting off the
gas. This was glorious. 1t was harnaoni-
Oust 1t brings to memory some of the
scenes in old Tammany in the earlier days
of Van Buranism. In those days when
meetings were sometimes adjourned by ex-
tinguishing the lights. On one occasion,
if we remember Alright. in Tammany the
lights were thus extinguished, and the meet
ing thus summairly adjourned; but the adj
herents of Van Buren, remained, struck their
lucifer matches, lighted up the Hall again,
proceeded to business in their own way, and
published it to the world as the action of
the party. Hence the origin Of the Loco
foco party.
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