Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-04-14
L1BBR1Ys
SATURDAY, mmm..".APRiL IA, 1898.
For Congress.
SERGEANT :. PRENTISS,
THOMAS J. WORD.
FELLow-C CITIZENS:

G cal ENJOY as iTteInen-lne elective ITaI
j. chise.--Piney Woods Planter.
:. Now We should like to know by VIII,
= authority the author OF that article, use
the words, FELLow-cITIzENs. He is not
! citizen of the q. SAFES, we are informed
: AMI how can he call US HIS fekou-citi.enS
What contemplate audacily! We nten
10 let the people of Amite know what kin
I Of men have thrust themselves into GU
r bosoms, 10 domineer over high-,nnded an
honorable freemen.
Again they have the impudence 10 lee
ture us upon emissaries that are poison
ing the very fountains at which we drink
The auducity ofthese red, curled. lip lick
splitIes of the "subberdegullion" Prin,
can only be surpassed by the contempt
BILE slang OF nonsense that fill its columns
How can the treemen of this county toer
ate the admoniiions AMI diatribes of a
mlnion of O'Connell, or, one who, reared
up in the bosom of Aboli ionism, has moi
been in the South long enough to have had
his cold ice-clad bosom lhawed by the
'genlal rays Of Southern SLn?" We
mistake very much the chivalry and in
tclllgence Of the people of Amte, if they
will stoop from their dignity and pick W
a couple of Struggling disguised Abolition
ilonlSis; the one, for what we know, an
out-cas from ireland, and the other, az
runor says, an emissary Of 'rappan, Smith
" Co., to support their institutions agans.
the assaults Of auoped AbJlihOnists. AID.
peal TO mnions Of the devil TO shield us a.
galnst the enmity Of his Satanic majesty?
MonStrous intaiuatiun! Will the free.
men Of our county humiiate themselves
before the s..rine Of Northern Abolition
ISIS, and humbly pray them TO lend US
lew OF her cJ-adju'orS to stem the torrent
Of lncendlarism? God save our country
from this sad and disgracefu Dilemma!
Cannot Amite send out champions to meet
this Abolition crisis? Cannot she ma sha
to the conflict men who have been reared
up IN her bosom, whose interests and at.
|achments are fixed among US? She can
we know. We have too many disguised
among us alrea ly, and the
voice of the whole South is loud in favor OF
purging the country South of Mason's
and Dlxon's line, of these political impos.
tors and secret incendiarsls mufiled up in
a stolen livery we'll fitted, and
skilled to grace
DEVILS pnrsose, with an angel face.
And how can the people of Ami,e bear this
denunciation of the Abolition.
lists, by men who dbhor SLAVERY as sincerely
as the A6olttionistS themSeires? Shall ny
pocrlsy and contemplate insignifcance
constitute the sole qualifications of the
Democratic Editorial corps o! old Amte9
Will you, freemen, consent to be govern.
ed by Janotical hirelings, about whom YOU
know nothing2 We know that the PEG
pie have been swayed by an upstart poll
f'c'an with whose character they we're as
little acquainted as with that of the man
IN the moon, the Editor of the Free Ira.
der. That inspired Print, however, has
deceived the people so often, that its in
fluence as the reflector OF TRUTH, has de-
parted. The people Of this County know
too we'll the character Of that Paper, to be
dete'Ued by its slang, though presented to
their consideration. in the extremely modest
columns, the "slubbe rdegullion" OF this
town. The bare smell Of such filthy food. /,
Is sufficient to offend the nerves of decencv;
though it may be pleasant and agreeable
10 the oliac!ories Of tho political carbon
crows that have recently emigraied TO this
place, as they have been habitua,ed to such
disgusting and nauseous diet.
And again listen to audacity. "Oppos-
I'd to them are Pren,iss and Word the
Yankee disorgdnizrr, advocates Of Ma.
ional Bank-a monsirous monied corpo-
alton, &C." Now we beseech the people
'f this County, TO attend TO these words
Yankee disOrg0nizer." Let these lick
pittles answer for themselves, and tell
rom what part Of the world did they come?
Whence did the author Of that article clni.
raleH A mere bog-trOtter from Ireland, I