The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-17

ls THERE AN "ADMrsrR tqrot tRry
Allgtg ~ lAis d becoming ifeoue6t
end interesting inquiry. Ifthere be- here
II and who compose Il? "a short fme
slneel Che Scftd IA New York. and those
WIG sympathised with them were consid-
slqeredthe Administrations arty, Dar erceI-
iente. Their adyersaries. The s7sros y
we're q turned out Of Office, and they flhe
'.Soits, duly installed IN place. SYM
pathy iof Free Sellers was Che test 81 Dem
ocEatic orthodoxy-an IN Who denied IT.
folsfSts were sli0tor hung astraii6u.
LIT since the introduction ~ lhe Nebras-
ka Pill, the Union Announces ciat support
lot that measure Is The test 81 iriendshib Tor
the Administration The lizards shodt
amen, and loudly demand lhe IisaIl 81 iis
sssolts' VINO 10 not come sqdafelv 10 10
the mark he@ Sofls between evil
and the Deep Sea, are unwilling % hioveat
all--and Prince John appeals - Clemens.
as an influential member Of the Kitchen cab
met, to.make their peace Fl 8 protests tliat is
Is breach Of faith. after The great violence
done g 70 their conseiences q acquiescingin
the Baihmare Platform, to require them 10
carry out the spirit Of that platform. He
suggests to his culinary confrere various
plausible exPedients by which to dodge.@-
20 far hls entreaties have proved practical
~ effective. The "Softs' retain their places.
Redfeld still occupies the post Of Bronson.
but yet the question rscurs. IS there an
administration party among use Who
SUa, PG !; isa WI the h''ge'rer q the
III nsg M Nss.. II sI h;n 49,. NV
Imocracy? Ifso. we claim d come a .ror
snacks, and shall insist that the Free Sellers
rs hustled out. Le q, g understand where
IN 49,, !, 4, l ~, ,Ios US Z a'''.st-
not give Is some nracIicaI av;dsaoe ~ e, ~, IL
withdrawal from them Of Executive iayor.
-. Register.
is s;s.as 49, iIl.1DEs auley 81
Yisf 81 ihs Wb;os sg;s,. ~ ~
81 ne al q pehsiou and lass rs ls4ge
upon q grant made to the poet by James ii,
a1tne period q ms conversion. Mr. Bell
+; leosns ll's u DIyoel'' Ieiaees TIC
Grant made IN lanes w ssss aaI 49, .lJ
81 the grant made ~ Charles iii d tbe
poet: Dryden's receipt dated June rs,
iseo, ior ING quarter ending with the Feast
{ 'i's luuo,a''ou' iose-s0, SUI eAis.s.
Hur Missouri CouFponIsr
This mater as far az the AGENCY Of Mr.
CLAY in ii was concerned Observes ne
Charleston Courier IS eensrally sverv much
misunderstood. There we're II fact DO
Missouri Compromises and twas - tl,eIat-
that Mr.. Clay % promptly. 6silred Ne
reeollect well that Mr. Clay himself in.tbe
course Of one Of hisspeeehessi Is the senate
in 1850. fully explained the bart asbefook
and showed that he stare at which .be,sso
happily interfered Was not the Missouri line
or Missouri Compromise proper but 81 a
colaternal matter which spranQ up AFTER
the Missouri. line s. So deg, Sc min I.d
been adopted. Withthat iine.be had moth
mo to lo.moFe nan DINER n,s,chers u he
House namely voting forand ADVOCATING
its proposal aid not 9 apats nom him
tsrthis difficulty had been 6ot over tbe
storm broke out afres6 apd ragss oore
6ercelv tban ever Is reference Il { rfosis.
ion g tbe constitution 81 Niss0us b;cb
prohibited NE mioration y nee nersors u
color into he State. The main ss,;on
had aritated and shaken tbe I1n;on.to =,
centre and dis new ;ss,,e eanse1 4, y ~,