The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-27

TIE "A I PARTY JIEI.
ERN
amusing Witness
n4 southern uatie6
pa6 d aen So Know slhlnes With th
AbollIan q North Na course con-
ancto the PM q their opponents ean satisfy
tie 6pneou tastes 81 these part presses,
"a 1862 they denounced Southern ia the
mosl unneaspfea terms lol suppsEllng Gen E
Sd because they said Re vas The favorite
ct fRn. II Seward and now. when the san
party II conjunction with &c Nationtl Know
Nothings condemn Seward. Greedy q Co.andl
their abominable political these
seathn Democrats affect % dabelieve IN &
sincerity and persist is attribntlng the election
'of Seward % tie Unitcd State Senate 10 tho
action Of tho American party 50 reckless
have hey become, ii view Of the ovel helming
defe which awaits ths present Administration
and their party ID the election Of 1856 BY lie
new paFty, that they hesitate not 70 attempt to
Gull and deceive the people by charges against
the new order involving tie most glaring ab-
snrditi
The even go So faf as to attribute the tFi-
unphs Of the Freesoil anti Nebraska Democracy
to the Know Nothings Anti-N Nebraska Free
sOilism has triumphed in many Of the States
which have held elections within the past year,
and yet these triumphs have been imputed, By
an unscrupuloua party press, . the action, aid
Of cooperation Of the Know Nothings, whereas
this order presented the only regular, organized
opposition to defeat It's success The election
of Wilson to the United States Senate by the
Legislature Of Massachusetts, may be q partial
exception to this general proposition. But even
in this case. the order did the best they could, I
because Wilson declared himself to be State
man, and denied the power Of Congress
to interfere with slavei in the States, although
ike nine-tenths Of The people 1t tie North, and
ID his own State. he IS opposed to
slavery going into the Territories II was pre-
nature 70 expect the new party there to take
stronger ground % this subject. lest II should |
be annihilated ii i infancy
Are the Know Nothings Identified with the
Abolitionistsl Are their interests compatibleal
Do not the former propose to cut off never
failing source Of recruits to the laiterl And
for ibis reason. ere not the whole power, talents
ana influence Seward, Greedy srdail
k
Aase, and eve, BOLTON paper 81 d North
ern States. levelled at the existence and grow
ing strength and prospen Of the American
partyg Tell it not! No, gentlene, Il was.that
unfortunate blunder Of your party, the passage
Of the Kansas Nebraska bill, that brings Har-
Ian, Durkee, Tfum5pll, Seward and Wilson to
the United States nate, and oyeraows the
House Of Representatives with majesty of
anti-N Nebraska Democrats from The yorlh and
Western Siates. Charge ba I'D mis-
fortunes Of yom pa Oils ind yop
~ tell the truth. administer acquit {
me Know Nothing Il Is the 1poas Of the
Know NothIngs . discourage d les, and
gnoIe all sectional Il every ala of lhe
gnions Is the most etIectual restore
peace, harmony nd fraternsl ak5 thecoun-
IS Of once united, but now distracted nation.
solong phrenzy Of sout ern fanatic
SIN continues to kick of slthefn Abo-
itionisrO, 1t may expect It's sparks % rel ound
lpon it. Let 4 alone, and twill gradually !
Imoulder away beneath its owl smbers. Adj
lere to the pledges made in the Baltimore t I,
fIn Of your party, il 1852, to discourage agi- I
alton on the subject Of slavery both in and
ut of Congress, and our country will soon be
blessed with the fruits Of delightful sunien, !
.emented BY the ties Of past associations, and S
By CLEANS Of future osperit E
NJ we copy the following article from
1icksburg Wing. We assure our friend, ID
arthur, We eordiay endorse all he says Of III.
AXE. II
5 CONGRESSIONAL SUGGESTION.
Hon. w. "a. IsAgE---In this mornings paper ]
ill be found communication suggesting the 3
anne Of the Hon ia. "a. Lake, 81 thiscity, as 3
most suitable candidate for congress nom this +
district. It would be an idle affectation for us
0 attempt to conceal the fact, or even to omit {
tating il publicly, that we publish this commu-
icadon ith very great pleasure We have Ie
1ng. desired to see AIr. Lake occupying posse o
on ii Congsess, and without at al detracting d
.om the tiles, me il ordlsunction of the diff
rent gentlemen nho ave been named in OPT
osifion to Mr. Singleton, we express our own i
p:nion, and we believe the opinion of MAJOR d
3 Of the people Of this District, when We say s
sat there Is not lemaR q he State who G
assesses better qua alions q Representa-
ve il Congress. who could rally IN bis behalf ID
s,re ~ f41stefasfie s44nnrrf Or N ~. when elect 81