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The cause Of our country calls upon us 10
prepare for the filling of the next Presiden.
tial Chair. SThe other States are taking
ground in the matter, and it is time for Mis-
sissiPpi to move. Although the time of the
election is yet at some distance, and it can
not now be seen precisely what will be the
character ofthe contest for President the next
term, yet enough isseen to enable us to know
that the so called Democratic Party will take
advantage of the misfortune of the Wings in
misPlacing their confidence in Mr.. TYLER.
and make arigorOus effort to regain the pow
er we so lately and so triumphantly wrested
from them by the Votes of the People. This
is enough for US to know to insure thor
ough and speedy reorganization of the Whig
party. The Wings have seen enough of po-
litical affairs to know that


In EASE AND LETHAReY WE ARE DEFEATED
VIGOROUS & DETERMINED WE ARE TRIUMPHANT


The eyes Of the nation are turned instinc-
lively upon the great Statesman of the West.
The wings look to him as their candidate.
and the locofocos, not whit behind them.
single him out as their missile mark and enc.
my.


The unanimity with which the name of
HENRY CLAY sounds from the lips of multi
tudes in every part of the Union, is most
astonishing. No dissenting voice is heard
no signs of hesitancy are seen-the shout is
loud, audible and universal.


Many of the States are holding Conven-
tions in order to put the nomination in for
NAL and proper position, and in all parts of
the country the ever victorious "TrPPEcANoE
CLUBS are rising In organization and read-
ness to do the same deeds that marked the
glorious victory of I84O.


AT present we have no disposition to make
remarks upon this subject. We intend only
to suggest TO our whig brethren throughout
the State the propriety of naming day for
the calling Of -


Wing STATE CONVENTION,


to act officially in the matter. Willour breth-
rem of the press answer?


And to the Wings of Yazoo we would sav.
IN all earnestness, it is time we had Clay
CLUB at every box. Let il not be forgotten
tnat the hrst Tippecanoe Club in Mississippi,
was first publicly called and first organized in
tnls county and in this city. We straighten-
ea the county then, and have keptit straight


call upon our friends to give US an in
dlcatton OF their wishes. The "Whig" is
ready to do its duty if the Wings will do
.neirs; and we know their readiness, for we
nave seen them act in times past.


Gentlemen, the banner is in the breeze
nert paper.