From the Memphis Enquirer.
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MORE OF TIA p-h-'A| Eleven gentlemen, of Marshall county Miss, heretofore supporters of MT van Buren. have struck their names from the locofoco list, and enrolled themselves a. mong the supporters of Harrison and Re form. Their reasons for repudiating MT. Van Buren are set forth as follows: He has imposed upon the American peo- pie the abominabe scheme of the. Sub-trea- sury which proposes to collect and dlsourse the revenue in gold and silver, only to pay the officers of the government Ill Gold ana Silver-but proposes to do nothing for the people. &S He has kept men in office after it was we'll known that they were defaulters to large amounts.

 He has refused his assent to laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good.

 He has erected a multitude of new off cers and sent hither swarms of officers, commonly called census takers to ha- rass the people with unnecessary ques- tions.

 He has recommended Congress to esssfte Standing Army, a measure, which caused our forefathers to throw off the tyrahnical yoke of bondage and renounce their allegl- ance to the British Crown

 He voted for Free Negro suffrage. He sanctioned Free Negro evidence in our Courts of Justice. He has caused to be spent, large sums of the peoples mo- ney extravagantly and unnecessarily; for instance, look at his fine bedstead at Sl,400

 Such measures as these, we cannot stand and will not stand. And numerous other reasons could be given, why we cannot go with Mir. Van Buren any further, but we consider this altogether sufficient to justi- fy ahy candid and reflechng people to turn against any man, or set of men who act upon such abominable principles as the foregoing We therefore, are deter mined on changing our rulers, by voting for our worthy and distinguished fellow citizens, Wm H. Harrison and John Ty- Ter for President and Vice President. at the November election. A change of men for change of tlmes. A change may be bet ter, it cannot be worse.

 E. w. HALTOM,

 HOLDEN WEBB,

 J. D. PETTY.

 JAMES TYLER, ST.

 JAMES TYLER, jr.

 & P McKORKLE,

 ELI HURST ~@4s THOS BOREN,

 B. R. LEWIS,

 S. E. BOREN,

 M ANDERSON. August 10th. IS4O.