Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-04-04

n IWe call attention to the speech OF MI Stanley
of North Carolina which weGubIsh on our hrst page
The Van Buren, press and ths leaders of the Van Bu
rem party, for the last eighteen months, have beer
exhaustng their energies in endcavoring to saadl'
the sin of Abolitonsm upon the Oppostlon-ah'
Iwhy7 Because they know that thedtde of popular IN
dgnation, which is so rapidly sweeping them into the
pool Of oblivion can only be stayed by exciting The
fears of the people of the South upon this subject
and for this purpose the halls of Congress have
died. and their presses have tecmed with the most i'm,
pous falschoods and foul and disgusting ISLANDERS that
ever dsgraced human nature. But Mr.. Stanley has
lifted the veil which concealed their black hypocrisy,
and the poisoned chace is commended to their own
lips. Nothing short of an absolute miracle can now
save them from the deep and black damnation which
their manifold crimes so justly merit.
We have always exercised more charity to polit
ca opponents than we have ever yet seen them man.
iest towards u.s. Wodo not believe that the ianatica
spirit of Abolitionsm is confined to party more
than the other. The Abolitionsts are not strong
enough, of themselves, to effect much, and will form
an alliance wah any party, when, by such alliance,
they can promote their purposes It is to this
system of amalgamaion that the Van Buren, party in
Ohio owes its success and it was by Abolition votes
that that consummate scoundrel and BLACKBOARD, DR..
Duncan, elected. But the friends of the Admin
sration very modcsty claim an exemption from the
crime of Abolitonism, and thrust forward such vile
Monsters DR.. Duncan, the champions of "democ-
acy" The of this, however, is obvious: they
lnow that they can maintain their influence over the
oupc only by minstering to their prejudces to-
xcudc the light oftruth They know very we'll that
the minds of the people left free to combat er
o. that they would shrink with disgust from the afro
ty of the miserable faction that have brought the
country to the verge of ruin by their misrue.-AndI
what ought to be thought of Southern editors and
Southern politicians, who instead of spurnng with pa
riotc indignation the revers of the South and its
institutions, actually hug them to their bosoms! Wit
ness the case of DR.. Duncan who, after affecting to
believe that the Almighty had cursed the slayehodng
States with his dspeasure suidh he "aborrcd slavery
Is an ''ev of the darkest and most damnng charac-
Lcr'-''greater in its moral effects and corrupting
tendencies than all other evils put together "-"invol
wing in it crime, fraud, theft, robbery, murder and
1eath-and still we are told by Southern Van Buren,
EDITORS that this fend in human shape is no Abolition
st, but good democrat AYE, the very pink of de-
Great God, what degradation We cam
hardly treat with common ciyty such recreant assas-
ns They are traitors to their country; they have
he hearts towards and the spirits of sycophants and
hould be spurned from the society oF honorable
they should no longer have an abiding place in ''thcI
and of chvalry."
But we trespassng upon the patience of the rca-
ler We now ask him to turn to the speech and read
t, marking particularly the passages from Dr. Dun.
ans letter-and let him bear in mind that this same
Dr.. Duncan is made the theme of eulogy of the uni
ed Van Buren, press of the country.