The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-29

hs Httle Id Yankee WhIgs ana bD0-
liliohist, this latter very privately. Had be
have turned traitor TO bis former professions;
sneakingly fofsook in the hour Of trial, his
friends, Judas. like betrayed the confidence
placed ii him basely assisted ii striking
death blow and crushing 70 the earth men
and principles as dear to him as the purple
current that flows through his veins THAN
aubmit TO the COMPROMISE, = was small
quantity il tie les Of those who now de-
Inounce him, he would hare been most
lnlsa-T-y -e-lsl as proper man, WISE nan,
consistent man.
Two Or three Democratic State Rights pa.
pers refuse to hoist the State Ticket, being
dissatisfied because the nomination Tor Con-
gress was given to Mr.. Barksdale, .
Union democrat 81 1851 0fher papers
leave out lis nalSe pn The Ticket. All Of
/ them denounced his nomination most yio-
lently Another paper is in faYor Of ripping
up the State Convention, because they gave
nominations to smell Rhigish, DC. Several
papers copy the same without word Of dis
approval. TIE same paper puts ths State
Ticket leaving blanks for the Union Demo-
cratic names. But few Of the Democratic
States Rights wings of the State support
the Union democratic nominees. Rodger
Barton don't do it-denounces portion Of
the ticket. Quitman we hear don't do it.
Jacob Thomson can't do it with his profes-
sions. He said in the Pontotoc convention
and no State Rights man denied it-that no
nan was worthy of the name of Democrat
unless he endorses his peaceable Secession
resolutions. Mr.. Muse can and don't do it
therefore he IS not 4 democrat, nor Wor-
thy of Mr.. Thompson S support. Ithas leak
ed out in a discussion between Mr.. Brown
and Phelan that at one time ibwas thought
best at the Convention not to give Union
democrats any of the offices, but on the err
pendieney principles they changed that no
ton.
Union democrats know they are in the
RIGHT--that their positions are endorsed
| by the Democracy of the land-that they
as body in the South assisted in preserving
and upholding the once lettering foundation
of this Union. They sustain the supporters
Of the Compromise the endorsers of Pierce
inaugural. They glory in having done and
still doing SO. In after years they expect
to rehearse the history Of 81 to their chill.
Idren and grand children, warning them to
FOLLOW in their footsteps. It's with affecting
of pride and exultaton that they say II am
Union Democrat. The history of the
few past weeks show that they have been
spurned, their cherished principles rcpudia-
ted and with contempt. al union democrats
| who held Office in 81 are wings, yea worse
than wings. All who will not submit
to.be peaceably buried in the grave of obliy-
ion are traitors and wings. If they ask
bread They get stone. All ofthe masses
of the Union Democratic party who will not
endorse the dogma of Secession are no dem
ocrats.-not aportly Of the name.
As one of that body we are not slave to
bow at the bellest Of masters We are not
newer Of wood and drawer Of water. We
will not stand around Lazarus like asking
the crumbs that fall from the table. We
will not bow down our head in the dust and
ask forgiveness, saying we are very sorrow
We were wrong in 81 assisting in saving
the Union, I'VE ask forgiveness like him who
served seven years for Rachel we will serve
to get back among you, We will endorse the
peaceable secession dogma and dodge the
inaugural. do take us in and call us a demo-
.crat. We are not attached to party like a
tail to comet-obliged to follow. As a
freeman we know We are outraged, trampled
on and insulted in principle and dare resent
lit.
Three weeksaago we withdrew from the
Support of the S. Rights men on the State
| Ticket-for reasons then and now given.
We find that by supporting the Union men
on the Ticket and not the S. r men, it is do
ing the former injury, as States Rights pa
pers and men to in the State) are ma
king it an excuse to slip out of the support
of Union men on the Ticket Our vote be-
longs to the State Convention; but our prin-
ciples are Union Democratic. We cannot
weld our pen in behalf of party whose ey-
cry movement isto degrade, insult and crush
our principles to the earth AS our present
attitude is doing injury to our g nion friends,
| to benefit them and sheW decent respect
for ourselves it becomes necessary for US to
withdraw entirely from having any thing to
do With or, say about, for or against. pro or
con the State Ticket, during the canvas.
Next week will publish an Address" of
Hon. B. N. Kinyon which has been crowded
out this week, for which he is responsible
after which nothin4 will appear con-
eerning the State Ticket As free untram-
ellcd conductor of Press We Withdraw from
the advocacy Of the STATED Ticket, while as s
member Of the State Convention we vote for
its nominees chcerfulIy. as we had hoped,
and would have delighted to have supported
could we have done SO; consisted sqith polit-
zeal honor.
Tribute 81 Respect.