The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-12


'swant Of moral courage ii that basely infamous
charger This language Is plain, direct and expli.l
cit. This Is no esluivocation whatever-he usesl
strong Anglo Saxon Words--words that convey /
precisely what be meant to say. Aud now that |
the issue Of veracity Is thus made between Andrew
y Jackson and james Buchanan between the dead I
hero and the living caIumniator or-when the great /
heart Ofthe "hero OF two wars. Is pulseless, when
bis eagle eye is closed In death, and the voice
which once cheered armies to battle and to yictD-
~ Is hushed forever; the partisans and parasites
Of The slanderer attempt to blacken the fame and |
desecratc the memory OF the man who made the |
name OF democracy potent spell. To secure Che |
spoiE OF office; to grasp the plumber OF the Gov
ernment, they invade the sanctfy Of the grace and
drag forth the Wondering bones Of the mighty
dead. =. Vieksburg Whig.
no the ..Junior sons or America. >
/ BLooMrIEIp, Perry County. Pal
j 81 August n, 1856.
!. : The following resolutions were unanimously |
adopted by the State Consention Of the Junior
Sons Of America Of PENNSYLVANIA, held at |
Aitoona, sPenn.s on the 18th and 18th Of Au- |
gust 1856; and The undersigned was ordered
By said Convention 70 have them printed in the |
American papers ID this State. g
gsss@sss e. !" =. 4 oAArBEII' -
WHEnEAs "A Presidential election Il al hand,
and the present affairs of the nation call loudly
upon every true Patriot who 10 willing 10 be |
guided by tried wisdom, prudence and states
manshp, and who is opposed to Radicalism.
whether advocated and upheld by Democracy
or Black Republicanism.
AND WHEREAs, Those here assembled, and
those whom they represent, considered the
threatening appearance Of the coming contest,
deem it highly important to take immediate nc
ton IN trying torestore our country to the poll
icb was laid down BY our forefathers, and
st the tide Of disunion which is being
swept over our land under the guise Of Repub-
licanism, and under the directions Of those ovow-
ed fanatics who would dare to thurst tie black
dag Of Disunion upon u, ,--who would put O.
blotuponlhe fair fame iof the American people
who ARE known abroad a. lovers Of pesce and.
hannony and believed to be tho mainstay Of,
Freedom. - s
AND WHERRAs, a candidate has been pre-
sented to the people Of the whole Union in the
person of Hon. MLLLARD FHLMoRE, Of New
York, In whom are combined all the requisite
qualifications Of statesman, soundness of
mind, clear and comprehensive judgment knowl-
ledge of the Constitution and devotion to the
uplon.--e man who has been tried and who.
has guided the ship Of state 50 manfnlly through
sss,;iv ~ Il ths e ~n.s, ~ 4; ~ -
ks.olssd, Thst this Convsnlios. sspssseniine
tle soil Land reared beneath thesfars md sfripes
loving our country as none,cther can lote. and
having an interest in her future welfare do
desire to promote only principles which will
| fasten the bonds Of Union stiil tighter nfound
or coniedefacy. ma east into oblision those
traitorous pf:nciples whiclI found schsmpioIi =
me person of Arnold " days gone y, ana wialch
| ase nov ettemptea g % lnnst np0n - ~ fne
1aPuellcans sna tnelr lesser e y lsel ere hanei
i q and Id l tsss leader whose soasss hss @ been been
sn edt =. ws ssesg nseN VIVA,
ss 81 jae @ % Bsssn - a .poa ns i u Ne e 81
jeelionsbie CInelnnssi Platfosms -. =
Rsso!ssd hnt ilais Conseation regards Hon.
LOVING No !. sss l' before Is Amer