The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-01

FRIDAY, APRIL i, 1853.

, h1DA1s al I'LL i, 1000.
To the Wings of the State Of Mis-
sissfppi.
At meeting held in the city of Jackson
on the 18th day of November last, for tn
purpo Sc Recommending through organ
ization of the Wing party, amongst othe
resolut ons, the following was adopted:
"Resol0ed, That committee Olive be ap
Ipointed, to act as standing Executive Com
mittee, to correspond with the Wings in 9th
er portions of the State, recommending or
ganization in all the counties, and to take
such other steps as they may deem advisa
bic to promote the interest of the Wing party
I Under which resolution the undersigned
were appointed said committee, and, in the
discharge ofthe duty assigned them, take this
method to recommend to our Fellow Wings
to hold precinct and county meetings, fol-
the purpose of making the proper county
nominations. and appointing delegates to a
Wing State Convention, which we recon-
mend shall be holden in the city of Jackson,
on the first Monday of June next, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for Gov
ernor, Attorney General, Secretary Estate.
Auditor, Treasurer, and Congress.
We sincerely hope that this call for a
convention will be heartily responded to
and that there will be delegates in atten-
dance from every county in the State.
We deem it of vital Importance to our Ma
tional and State interest. that there should
be thorough reorganization Of the great
Wing party. Within this
present month, one of the most patriotic
and conservative administrations that has
ever blessed or adorned the annals of our
history, has had to yield the reins of Gov
to the (so-called } democratic party,
but composed really Of factions utterly at
war with each other in feeling and opinion,
il their declarations are to be regarded; yet
SO utterly devoid ofprinciple, that they are
seen to meet together around the same
counsel board and divide amongst them
selves the spoils of Office. Whilst the Chief
Executive, thus coming into power, is pro-
claiming from the front of the Capitol that
all is union, concord, and harmony. --s't that
his Cabinet is unit, and that the Con-
stitution and the Compromise shall be up
held and maintained, we find the same Ex-
ecutive appointing in his Cabinet, in the
person of McClelland, known and ayowed
Freesoiler and Wilmot Provisoist, to sit by
he side of Col Jefferson Davis, from our
own State, an equally well known and avow-
I'd Secessionist; and to carry out still further
his union, harmony and concord, we fud,
IS we are informed by his own organs, that
amongst his first appointments made, are
hose of John A. Dix, Minister to France.
md Benjamin F. Hallett, United States Dis
riot Attorney for Massachusetts,, -both of
whom are open and avowed Freesoilers.
This is but the commencement. It will
doubtless be followed up by other appoint
nents 10 high official station equally at war
With the sentiments of the Inaugural In
,ther words, we are to have a repetition of
Fan Buren, tactics. Another ''NorthernI
nan with Southern principles now sits IN
he Chief Executive Chair of the Union;
nd men who were loud in their denuncia-
ions of the great conservative statesman
nd patriot, Willard Fillmore manswho
lot only refused to appoint, but removed
rom Office, men who were opposed to the
xecution of the laws of the land, ARE now
oud in their praise of Franklin Pierce, not
this open violation of his own
yowals and pledges. From an Administra-
ion manifesting thus early such want of
dherance to principle. we have nothing to
xpect but injury and ruin to the country,
nd it becomes us as conservative Wings,
citing upon and guided alone by principle,
, rally and stand by our arms.
But there are other matters of State in
crest which more nearly concern you and
he entire people of the State of Mississippi.
BLESSED as we are with climate, soil, and
II the natural resources to make q State
reat, prosperous and happy, weyet present 1
lie humiIiating spectacle Of State wholly
,ithout any great works Of internal improve
lent, or development Of those resources,
ON the aid and assistance Of our State gov 4
rnment Our State, under twelve OF four J
zen years Of Democratic rule, has been per-
lifted to remain stationary, whilst all our
ister States are engaged in 4 generous emu
ltion as to who shall best work and best