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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14
PRESIDENT for.Is6O.

We nail to our masthead, our ticket for 1860
MiLLRRD FlLlNoRE. Of New York, aud WILLIAM
L. sHAnKEY, Of Miss ssippi. We hang our Ban
Ner on the outward wall. and there we viii keep it,
and all true hearted Americans will at last rally
der its folds. sWeareb beaten, but not subdued. We
are driven back by numbers We are conquered,
all but the in,losnitable will-but II Is but for q
time We have still fight on orr side. We have
still patriotism and truth with us, and ultimately
we must prevail-unless God intends that the righ
and the Just shall no longer prevail on Garth. Mr.
Fillmore comes out Of the fiery furnace in which
he has been tried. like gold doubly refined. He i,
now, by far the grcatcst in the nation, and tn
purest patriot, and is 80 ackn"wled even by his po
cal foes Hcs still in the full prime of life, and can
save the country yet Let the .factionist have the
oces-let them enjoy Their brief hour of authority
but deep in the public heart is lovefor the Union
which will rise up aud rebuke the ,detnagogues il
thunder tones. when their full designs upon, it
pcrpctuity are fully discovered. And then will tn
people learn the error they have committed now, il
ensting their votes against the great and true States
man-Mill,rd Fillmore. Hsl t5t-.l.s ~
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14
Tribute TO the americans Of Mary
land.

The patriotic ladies' of Jackson Of this State
have conceived the patriotic idea Of presenting
some token Of their appreciation Of the patri.
otism Of the noble Americans of Maryland in
their choice Of Chief Magistrate. They pro-
pose that the American ladies alone, shall raise
twelve hundred dollars to procure full length
portrait of WILLARD FILLMORE to pre-
sent to the city Of Baltimore. The gentleman
who writes us in behalf OF the ladies Of Jack
son says 49, &
Such good American county as Yazoo mus
boast many fair American advocates and Il
these we hope you will address yourself TO
this purpose. Major 4. s. Hunt Of jackson
is the accredited agent of the Ladies'
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14
superb Testimonial.

Our readers will remember, says the y. o. PIC
ayunr, that during the last summer there was a
grand Fillmore gathering Of somc seventy Or eighty
thousand Ohioans and Kentuckians on the banks
of the Ohio, at Cincinnati on the n orth and New
port and Covington on the South si,le, andi also
on the bosom of the noble river. Thelroceedings
ut this gathering, which was designed 10 emblem
atize the junction Of the North aud the South in
support of the Union candidates for the Presden-
cy and Vice Presidency, were marked. it viii be
recollccted, by d"gree ofenihusiasm rarely equal
led, never surpassed in our country II was some
thing more than mere party demonstration: it
was the embodiment of the sentiment of Union,
and noble pledging ofhearts aud hands, on the
part OF Northcrners and Southerners. in support
Of the Union. Teees5H sa
| Two steamboats,, on board Of which were
large number Of citizens of the two States, left
the shores of Kentucky and Ohio one from each
side, met in the middle of the river, and being LASH
ed together, proceeded up stream, with flags and
banners flying and bands ormusic playing, while
the tbronging multitudes on the banks were filling
the air with exultant shouts and cheers. One of
the most striking and beautiful features of the az
fair was the prcsence Of thirty-one young ladies,
each representing one Of the States Of the Uuion
these representing the Northern States being
on board the Ohio steamer, and those representing
the Southern on boardthe Kentucky boats On
meeting in the middle Of the river, the two fair
r~,ch oflsor =, tct.r, f a.
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A Now STATE.

We propose makinga new State in Mississippi,
and we call the attention of all parties to the propo
rition We will however premise at the outset
thi' self-evdent proposition in political ethics If
there il nothing sacred in the Federal Union-noth-
ing to forbid men to talk lightly Of its dissolution
it surely is not treason to speculate on the dis
memhcrment Of the counties Of one of the States Of
the Union. This being settled we proceed We
propose that Yazoo, Kinds, Warren, Adams, Tip
pah, Coahoma Madison and Pamela, shall forth.
with seccde fromthe rest Of Tie State, and form
s'parate American State. to be ruled BY Americans
And we propose that Mr.. Fillmore, who has been
% sl,amefully treated in his own State, shall bt
unanimously clccted Governor. What say oul
brethren Of the American presst Friends Boswor tn
Byrne, Hillyer, McCardle and Purdom, let us hea
your views on this important subject Secession OF
no, secession, that's the question Are you for sub
hitting TO intolerable Sag NIGHT rule or will you
axe up arms against pack Of tricksters and by
pposing. ana them Some Of you propose tn
me for holding Convention. sN ~
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14

f4CvXeFot-4t< AcSWts~
Nowaht the. npke 4 the battle has passed
sway, Itbehpcvcs t4 lru'lfnt icbronicler to counb
dc Gods q the yiftoky ask what principles
lpve been sstabl4hed as ~ result of the strife
To asl4 what cbcihins laH III tbe dust To do
en- fiwh encirl rcsiew ofrtl,e incidents, and /
general summary Of the insults Of the contest, il
the Southern triumph has not been purchased by an
enormous by ruineus ssaeritce. Granting that
Buchanan il as Southern ii his procliv;ties, as his
apleat atvccstess this side Of t.e line maintain;
and that Kansas comes in slave State, and that
two Senators occurred Ly alis snppostion. stlls
even these conceded advantages my he out weighed
when nicely. measured The southern dernocraey
are opcrly committed to the doctrine Of Sqnatter
Sovereignty, which is sure to return and plaugue it's
advccstcs There is no common territory q the I'm.
I'm to which the North cannot send ten enigrants
from Fer Jorcign recruits, t one from the South and
WRIST, by virtue of this dangerous doctrine. every
acre Of soil from the Impress Of Southern institu-
tions. Andwhen the South in dis,pay. befolls her
scale kick the beam. svhcn size secs the Plistncs
upon her, and in inrtent rage, demands the reason
Of her weakness 10 Tie Union. may there be eandor
enough in our midst to confess the c,usc, bS point
ing to the maintenance Of :he doctrine Of Squattei
Sovereignty and insane hostility to the creed Of Amer
icanisn. twill not answer for the South at hcr
convenient season to repudiate the rrincilcsof til,
Kansas Nebraska Bill This capricious use and
disuse Of princpleis dangerous for the Statesman
M the Individual ~
| Suppose by tho election Of Buchanan, Kansal
brings the South two Senators, Atchison and String
fellow for instance, ardent and devoted as they mn,
he, they will merely occupy not III the seats Of Cas-
and Douglas. Yes! Reeder. as the curtan,of srnok
lis the Western plain, t,ennguished eye drscrie
the hoary locks Of the Ncstor Of the Senate low
in the dust, and the sturdy form of the Western
Giant overborne by the Abolition horles and tl,ei
foreign anxiliaries. In view If his fierce attaclx
upon Know Nothings IL the gallant Douglas coul,
have been heard in the din Of hattie, verify woul,
his exclamation have been, "Saye me from m,
friendsl" 80 49,, gasa.,., 3, s,s s.sa e,io.f ~ 4
The puerrile statcsmanship of the Southern lead
ers for the pastsix years. has ruined the position
the South in the Union Reckless of the future
present indiridual ACKNOWLEDGEMENT has made tlei
schemesrmiscarry. They have erased the CIR.
good feeling" which the noble Fillmore left Their
as treasure, they have erected a principle in GU
common territory which will exclude us from its en-
ljoyment, they have precipitated and gnincd cor
test, Of which we may exclaim, in view of the dan
gerous doctrine and the defeat Of Csss and Douglas
another such victory and We are ruined"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14

AYR HAVE MIR rnE ESEx AND THEY ARE
Oras'--Is YAzeo Cousry.-whe the Democrats
re holding their breath, half afraid to rejoice, Oh
Lut-the match to the taIlow, candles they have
eaJy Tor Illumination in honor Of the election Of
their squint-eyedIpIatform,w we Americans Of Yazoe
feel great reason to rejoice over our victory. We
have met the combined forces Of Sag Nichts, De
mocrats, foreigners and boilers and in spite Of thciI
slmost Internal iptrigucs. we have kept the coun,
BY under the American rule. This we consider
glory enough. II every couutys ip the United
States had dope as we'll as Yazoo--if the Amcri.
cans sverywhrs bal contested every inch O
ground. Mr.. Fillmore would have been elected
SO i Is no fault Of ours-nonc Of the American:
Of Yazoo, five ace bcsaen IN tic United States
sodont cry over split milk Pay up your bet,
end strike again like rnc''--not set down and
whine like children and old women. We have
Ahipped the enemy in Yazoo, thatsglory enough
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14

d LOVE LETTERS OF SoNE VALuE.-A pack
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married another man. and he himself also mar.
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against an occasional remonstrance of bic
wife. After some years the writer OF the let.
tiers died widow. leaving her Old lover $40.
600, and her letters To him were essential e
pro,e his identity. The wife 10 now glad she
vas not allowed to burn the evidence Of hel
husbands affection for another. a..
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14

Mr., Pitt being in company with the Duchess
Of Gordon, who spoke the Scottish dialect ia, the
broadest manner, she told him that some Of her
family had gone to France. md was asked BIZ him
why she was not of the partyf hh.a.s 80, 4,
The Dutchess replied, "Tbat Is nas very awk.
ward e be IN 2 country and not know the,lan-
Why said Dr. Pitt. syour, Grace has : 10,
fonnd any such Inconvenience in Epgland.'n, 80