Gov YELL AND HIS REAL ESTATE BANK


STOCK AGAIN.
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s Nov, that the elections are over and Gov. Yell |
is elected to Congress by majority, over the lit
tie whig "availabie," which will teach that gen.
tlemat the useful lesson Of not ngain being made
tool Of; it is but act Of justice to our men,
bor elect to review over the invidious charges
brought against him, at late day, and which his
enemies made the most of in their power


1t is known that one Of tho grounds of Colonel
Walkers availability was the fact that his hands
were clean Of the State Banks. (And we hope by


the way that it will not be obtrusive here for us to
add that, until about the time of Davy's nomina.
lion his conscience was clean of having advocated
the cons'itutionalty or expediency of National
Bank, and like one Of the whig Electors, we trust
he will return to the true faith shorty.) But to
Gov. Yell and his Bank stock, Col. Walker and
his circulars. The Governor asserted that he
subscribed for stock for his friend John c. McLe.
more, and that afterwards he transferred that
stock to E. II. Fletcher, and that he had Col. Dren.
mems certificate of that fact. These facts, Col.
Walker denied. To prove the issue on his art
Gov. Yell produced the regular transfer and tho
certificate of Col. Drennen. To maintain The
denial, Col. Walker proved that Fletcher never
accepted tho stock, nor substituted other ands Il,


lieu of fell's which it was said wore morteaged.
and therefore Yell was still stockholdor. The
conclusions OF the wings wore always too refined


for us--and we think il has been sufficiently shewn
that transfer of stock was a remuneration of
all Gov. Yell's interest in the Bank as stock.
holder.


If It be again objected that the stock and the
land on which it was awarded are nseparable, We
have now to answer that, upon full examination
we find no evidence that Gov Yell ever did mort.
gage his own Or any one else's land to the Bank,
and we are authorised to say that no such mort.
gage ever was, in fact, made or delivered TO the
Bank


| We feol tho more certain of the truth of this
statement since, after all the parade about this
matter, tho whg papers. under the eye of Pike and
Newton, have never yet paraded the mortgage of
Yell or any statement in regard to it.


Will tho wings now say that Gov. Yell is
stockholder, mortgage or no mortgage, transfer or
no ransfer? We should not be surprised should
they roundly assert, well, ace don't care, the Go.
vernon is n stakeholder"


PRESENTATION OF A BANNER TO GOVERNOR
YELL, BY THE DEMOCRATIC LADIES OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY.


On Monday last the democratic ladies' of Old
Washington, presented to Gov. Yell, a beautiful
Banner, as a token of the interest which thew en-
'er'aln for the success Of the pure principles of
democracy, and of tho qualification. which they
feel, n, the result of tho recent struggle in this
State. in which the Governor was one of our stand
ard bearers and champions.


Although It was not generally known on what
day the presentation would take place; yet on
Monday morning, gentlemen and ladies', came
pouring i'll from all parts Of the county, and by
twelve. there were between FIVE hundred, and a
thousand persons in town. The ladies' formed a,
marched to the Court house. where the presen,a.
tion took place. MISS JULIA C. STEWART. Miss
MARY SMITH, and Miss MADALINE w. McKIslck,
acted as committee on the part of tho ladies' and
presented the Banner. The address, below was de-
ivered by Miss STEWART, in a manner, spirited vet
graceful which could not have been excelIed. and
elected the warmest plaudts from the audience.
The Governor responded in happy and feeling
style. There wero from so to 100 little bows
and girls in the procession, many of them carry.
ing banners, upon which were sketched, various
devices. One carried satin banner, upon one
side of which was printed the 'dnaugural address
of Gov. Polk. upon the other "lone STAR was
painted. On another banner u 'sflickory tree :"
was painted. att the foot of which was sort Of
,nongrel animal betweef, the Coon and Ground.
hog species. attempting 10 climb the tree. bu. a


ttle boy had him by ,hetaiI with a hatchet in Ills
hand, exclaiming 81 have K,tched this coon."
The procession was MarshalIed by Genl. Sneed
4. NJ. Wilson. ESQ.,, alias Bob Snipes,, and MI.
Conrad Rettis. The whole scene passed off most
splcnddiy.


What has democracy iofear, when her cause
is supported by.youth beauty and innocence?
Mss Stepara's address,.


Gov. YELL The democratic aides of Wash.
ipgton county have selected US to present you
banner.


The Inscriptions which it bears are emblematic
Of the POLITICAL creed to which we adhere.
The one side presents the inscription, " Polk
| Dallas and Iesas and the lone star. There too,
you will perceive twenty six stars, and :he motto,
no ho D..