The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

caleb Eus.l.a,s Letter.
Tha Hon caleb Cuahln oo ii letter
70 one Of tie editor 81 ths Boston Post, Mr..
Foflhingh which deserves to be noted among
tie many iarcical acts Of the present dynasty.
Al the appointment &C 60 many notorious
iree oilers 70 Office. L does appear bare-faced
an temptible. indeed, 70 witness The clumsy
nd attempts at lodging displayed BY
this ! nsa ate Administration We find Mr..
Guthrie, Secretary Of che Treasury, writing
letters to 4 Collector 81 Customs and command
ing him TO appoint some Of bis subordinate
officers flom section Of the party which con-
tanned all the freesoilers, and when that Collec-
tor responds that the freesoil section have had
their full share ST the Offices, the Secretary
tells him that he ought not to have done sO,and
il he had known il he would not have approved
them. Smart Mr.. Guthrie! Cunning Mr.. Guth-
RE! And now, we find Mr.. Gushing, the great
master-mind OF the present transcenaant and
unapproachable Gin intellect) Cabinet, trying
his hand, in attempting to put cover over the
eyes of the South. The manner in which he
attempts it is by writing letter to a locofoco
editor in Massachusetts censuring and threaten
ing with the indignation Of the President, all
those democrats who form coalition with the
freesoilers, yet this editor supports and the adj
ministration approves, the nomination Of Judge
Bishop, for Governor, who is supported by the
coalitionists, and this same editor denounces,
under the implied sanction of the Administra-
ton, the course OF those national democrats
who deprecating oil association with the free
sellers, nominated seperate candidate for Gov
ernor We think the President has placed him-
self upon record as favoring the coalition IN
Massachusetts. Last spring, about the time of
the election Of delegates to the Constitutional
Convention. General Pierce passed through
Boston, and telegraphic dispatch was publish
ed in all the papers saying that General Pierce
had expressed the hope that that election would
be carried against the Wings. Now, the Wings
have a large majority in Massachusetts over
either locos or freesoilers, but when the two
latter parties are united they can outnumber
the Wings What else could Gen. Pierce have
meant, but that the coalitionists might succeed.
The Pierce-Aboltion organ in New York
city, the Evening Post, demoIishes Mr. Attor-
ney General. under the caption Of Little Ex-
pedients Of Little Men" in the following racy
style
The letter falh eu sample Tia.
PistolarY style Of c6shing but It's purport
is still more remarkable than its style. Mr..
Cushing, who was not long since wing, and
Of whom his own party were a little ashamed
MIR Cushing, who was not long since deliv-
ering, before the American Institute, eulogies
Of Mr.. Clay's American system-comes into
the democratic party with the dir of an oracle,
and dictates to democrats who have grown old
in the party, what opinions they shall hold, aud
what candidates they shall vote for. The peo-
pie. who form the mass Of the democratic par
ty, scarcely understand the alphabet Of politics,
and Caleb Cushing generously undertakes to
be their school-master."
The Evening Post also refers to the article
in the Washington Union upon the same sub
jsct, which it says is evidently from the same
pen. and charges that it is all intended for effect
at the South.