The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-13

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ner elect seems d iepla 6al m n Sc
elected q the Board, ling tha. rotation q
olfce IS the true Democratic doctrine, and also
according g peculiar notions d Progressive
Democracy Tie Cd Board pps good one.
th1 nsW one Is good one. The principles q
Democracy als eternal that hey last s
long s. TIER advocates find then ploalA and
Of use Is themselves 1IF alludine
very cellent defeated board
Now. sk,why IS Il that these old citizens,
penElcme who have resided here always, ale
most--gentle who have built up lie town,
end 10 have deep interest in az that cone
Germs @ prosperity and VINO have been honest,
capable and faithful Xess why asks are
these gentlemen cast aside, and new Set oi
nen---nsn little identified with tie school and
is prosperity, ICED over their headsl"
Hesays fhe design Of electing him 81 those
dark lantarned gentry. who concocted and en-
tered into this conspiracy was 70 blacken my
his sputation, and throw suspicion and dis
credit pom my lhisl chsracteI 40 honorable
man. This terrible; but further. he says,
i he alh out Of the Democratic party
ST VIII not Be Tor having joined and Of mid
night conspirators and cowardly ssassins Of
character
IF We have some seventy Or eighty 1--WE forget
Nr. H. vote midnight assassins Of character
among Us, I'VE hope our efficient Marshal, Mr..
I. G. HoIlingsworth, will look to It tllat stores
are not broken open or the town burned. We
sincerely hope that the Democratic Yigilent
Commi &c which we understand is on the look
out for treason in the camp, win catch some Of
these 'dar terned gentry At their shabby
tricks, and report them to headquarters.
If we rem nber right, the Democracy Of
Mississippi has always talked good deal about
the liart-asted Democracy, and abused certain
Wing statesmen who have been 50 unfortunate
as 70 advocate property qualifications in voters
Of Office holders This has been one of the
heFesies that the Wing party have had to should
er With the Bonds whether guilty or not, and it
is certainly very strange thing to see the
Ajaxes Of the Democratic army now talking
about new men as Il they were nobodies, be-
cause they have not Charge interests It stake. =
As for the new Board, they are more interest
ed in the schools than the old one If you allow
the number children apportioued among them
q Sc ~ As fo lhe -
SIS rub them up tile nCaee. II
i S Know Nothing Board, Of course they
have mouse for foreign languages. We propose
that in The place of NJ. D. Iaynes, resigned, q
School Master be putin, and make him the CON
mittes on examinations. The Board win then be
edifiea when an aspirant for one Of our township
schools presents himself, with discussion of
the new lights between Doctors OsToole and
OsFlail.
THE FALL ELECTION-MR. D. NJ
YERGER
We copy the following from the Canton Citi-
zen. We are glad to see the name of our friend
and fellow citizen Mr.. 3. M. Yerger among those
who would do honor to themselves and their con-
stituents if sent to represent us ID the National
legislature We have no idea whether Mr.. Yer
ger will consent to be candidate to represent
this District 10 the next Congress or not. It's
time choice was made.
JOHNSTON, LAKE, YERGER AND
OTHERS.
Since the presentation Of the name Of Major
Warren P. Anderson to the public as a suitable
candidate for Congress we have heard the names
Of thefollowing persons spoken favorably for the
same Office viz; Amos r Johnston, Of Kinds;
William. A. Lake, Of Warren, Edward IL Yer
ger. Of Yazoo. 6. Mayors Of Rankin. and
George H. Foote, Of 1oxubee, and several others
Of whom we cannot Do justice to day, for the want
Of room OF Judge Johnston and General Lake
and Geo. II. FOote It is scarcely necessary %
speak, as they are old and well tried public SER
wants, who have long occupied a prominent stu
alton in tie public eye and whose good works in
times past bespeak their loudest praise. But Of
Mr.. Verge who has never filed public positions
and Is rath comparatively unknown to the mass
of voters Il District, We are pleased to say
that he isa young gentleman possessing . sound
American heart, and sound American principles,
with disc iinating mind and the fairest prone
ises for future excellence He will not fail to re-
alize one day, the just expectations of bis friends
and whether he may be chosen now or not, land
We are eredibly informed It viii beimmaterial to
his future success provided be has the proper me-
tai IN him, his friends believe be has.
Tie same mi be said Of Mr. Mayors whose
services have been called in qnisition upon other
occasions and who equaIled at the time the exc
nsetations 81 his friends. Inmaking these remarks
ID preference to The above named gentlemen, We do
not lelract bur position with regard to Major An
deEson- but speak Of them We hope justly, IS
those to whom al public opinion has been direct
ed in their respective counties. Ii IS certainly