The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-19

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0ovesnoe Known ays Ae wsats 10 - ~ people of
llissiasippi bess they 60 ter vots e. Prsuidest
He wants 70 talk with hsm. and tsll km what 10
do. People thought this vas hint that the Cover
nor bad aadssp his mind. thst = nc Moth would
not touch Buchanan, be woald advise his own peo-
pie 70 vols Cor Fllnne - prevent Fssuout from BE-
ing elected. He hen gosson b show. that fillmore
has no earthly chance Of election, and therefore es-
erybody. South ought % vote for BuchAnas. and
says he Is free 10 say and he don't care Who hears
him. that II Fillmore was the strongest in he North
be would vote for him. This Il show Of great
geneoity which took people but il il like The IL
viding the game bctweea the Indian and the whits
man. he never said Turkey 10 the Americans once.
But a. We said before, Gov. Brown ssver intended
any effect from his letters in this StAtestil they
look very well-very like A. G. Brown But here
lies the point He counts with perfect certainty on
Mississippi going for Buchanan, and we are willing
10 yield The question that this State viii probably
| 90 Coz the Democrats. We say %. not because we
do not believe what we have always said, that the
State h strongly American, but because the Sag.
NIGHTS have the better party organisation-they
have the official power and patronage. and can man
ufacture votes faster than We. But theietters are
master stroke Of policy and intended - acheck mat
10 the power of JEFF Davis in the National councils
I should Buchanan be elected
its well known that Col Davis has been the head
man in the Pierce administration. He has been tn
power behind the throne and though Hon. A.
Brown has been the most lucky man living, has sue
ceeded better in life than any other man Of his cali
bre ever did succeed--though he besS Davis in hi
own strong hold for the Senate four years ago, ye
with his blushing honors think upon him. he ha
seen no peace, while Mordecai has eat in tn
Kings gate--thA IL. while his bitter enem
Col Davis ruled the councils Of the Natior
! And now though Missisuppi IL counted On q
one Of the sure States for Buchanan, he writes
letter urging the people TO vote for Buchanan to 90,
the UniOnf If Mississippi votes for Buchanan. an
Buchananis elected, wont he be under obligation
Senator Brown for her seven electoral votes! an
then as Davas was Pierce man. and Brown B'
chanan man in the Cincinnati convention, wont u
} Davis dynasty come to an end, and the Brown o.
lcommencef Can any one fail 10 see the drift
these letters But the cunning Senator win be di
appointed. II old Buck is elected. no Mississippi
Senator will get him by the horns. Heis a No
, thern man and though be stands on Southe
: platform, no Southern influence will bear upon bin
We hope our people viii not be caught in the Gu
. ling snare Get for them. Vote for FILLMORE, 4
. Eonly National Candidate in the field. @