The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-11

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ancst nan, 81 may 81 II con- IS,
did himsel with lie order M
une latons ihat there was net
ieI00s 81 ii q upon BE perfect and entire cc
fdenee q truth lese repIfsentasic
Buithia letter shows The ras 10 be othef
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n made 81 ~ mi
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sass i teaeh that .nnless 4 81 i ,ersade
that he shall gai something ~ keeping bic word
ne Y under no obligation tod0lt; and finding
that he co. d not s.gain something DIR. McKin-
non, 81 course, concluded that he would MOI
keep bis word.
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~ "nsh lhs premise kOi I1oniis0ty OasaiI
= g Iseooa " she pIollss g paocesu ~ 9
certain sApp0ssuoh,o % Nleh 1ile pfoihsef apPfe.
nended ITO pe 20 w deIseooa, ana lhaL suppose
tloa turns Out to pc iaise; IN g me promise e
not 9 ns.lhg as vs. Know mourning g lhs ap-
prehFnsluh q the pkonilsers OUT efslaflst, nor
the understa naing q the promises. me S ankee
piano PesIaf, We cannot say wnetneF any sup
positions turn douttoDe 81. Wemust have BET
ter evidence tina VII e yet offered before We
lean believe false. But as the Challenge g e
Espfoge the contrary Of bic facts, re nd
authority, We will reply @ the.onfh
sehoo Icek,sin eonf eIu need
nfa uetion In Wayland's
nee, Abris Aged. it's laid down that "a
Epronlise IS hin3ing in the sense in which the
romiser knows that the promiaee receives 4,
THAT il we are bcundto fnlfI the expectations
(which VI have voluntarily created.
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;arrg pv anber r,rt II ri oatb Is revealed IS
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=, =. ;r ,,,sof
would MT vote against him. e violates this
expectation, voluntarily created 81 Bis OATH what
Il t but nerinrx? Bntsif the performance be M
lawful there IS no q legation. Tue; but isit un- b
awful tn keep tie secrets9 We have seen it Is not
Is It unlawful Ia vote for the nominee. if be can
conscientious y? Isiinnlawtl;l not to vote against
him? Ifso tie rig1EDf suffrage Is gone; The vote q
af.the capitalized tor Is prescribed by law
and the cerpmony ID casting tickets into the bal
lot box il mere ssrces But where S the constitu-
tional otstatuary q suse wIeh preseribesthat one
shall not vote for, lt shall vote against the nonl
inpe III the Know N athing party? Sow that il i
i unlawful to keep ID promise made y Mr.. Ne
* nHan under the sauction Of a solemn oath! II
MS tenlcr conscience will not permit himsto vote
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,,nstafia4i which III 6lslisfhrir rrpnfpd when he