Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12

t0''p7 signs OF the times into premature action'-
he people were not quite prepared for y
yoke oGdespotisni, and their Vaccinations we
At toiled They are now thrown back into the
aboriginal situation in which oud-mouhed, p
x-Itriotc, and people-loving professions are the
d Ichicf nuxiliaries. Hence, icc the clouds {
Il adversity have oyershadowM their prospect
c we find this discounted party begging, on the
knees, for the aid ofthe State Rights party
n lparty soncc styled by the luglemen oil The Ad
: lmnistraiion, a band ofiraitors. 0, how MOI
nItliylng TO the Administration must be the char
: |acler Of suppliant! few short seasons age
8 |andthcir empire was nearly boundless. But
: what has become of the splendid trophies, a
lchieyed by mercenary hands in their warfare
flagalnst The liberties of the country? Where
ARE all the monuments Of usurpNions reared
by our'despotic rulers, at every stride made
toward tho overthrow of the MODEST model q
Government under the canopy of heaven2--
Their trophies are denolishe and their mon.
uments in ruins. Thus situated, their history
would not justify in us the slightest degree Of
surprise, If the baseness OF hell should be in
lterposcd TO renstatc them in their united and
potent dominion. They will court the people,
while, from the bottom Of their hearts they
foaihe them. asJhey will cry peace to their most
bitter and malignant enemies, while, if they
had the power, they would piunge the dagger
in their boSoms. Yea, the Nullfers, the little
band which they have so savagely hunted down
and prosecuted, and against which their keen
est missiles have been discharged, has become
participant Of the soft honeyed phrases OF
love, that lewd pollica paramouI can lavish
with such apparent sincerity upon his victim.
Their sole object in all these wide-mouthed
professions, is the re.possession of their lost
ascendancy. Even the great Globe, paper
which nerer lies, has, since few doubtful VIC
tories have attended their banner, openly spo-
ken ofthe hy'ra-hcaded doctrine Of Nultifca-
ION. Already do the party begin to think that
hey can rise once more TO power, without the
I'D OF the Nulfiers; and, consequently, their
owe is on the wane. Let the object for which
hey courted the State Rights party be. once
tfected, and mercless war upon the rights
nd sovereignty of the States will instantly
laze forth, and a Proclamation and Bloody
'ill fill the sequel
And why should the Nullifers identity them
elves with The Administration? Say some.
10 sub Treasury is the great scheme of "deiv-
rance and liberty" Be il so. Can Nullifers
'ntde the success Of such an important scheme
J one OF "dcliverance and liberty" 10 such un-
can and corrupt hands? Can you who have {
zen abused, vilifed, illuminated, and branded
it'll the vlest epithets that could be gathered Q
ON the calendar of SANDER and blackguard-
m by the modern Democratic party, lrus; a
easure of such vast and pervadng magnitude,
such immense moment TO the rights and priv I
'ges OF the people, to the sef-same lacton?I I
hey have deceived every one who have trus-
d them, and their code of morality is as black r
ever. The Sub Treasury is but lure, a 7
Sc de guerre to eutice TO their ranks the sup Ie
1T of the State Rights party, which will be {
andoned SO soon as they succeed in repairing I
cir broken fortunes. Their history proves 1
al they have been governed by no fixed prin- !
oles. few years ago, the veto of the U. /,
ates Bank Bill, in which the constitutionalayl 9
a National Bank was unequivocally admit $
], was the test of Democracy. All who did ?
t think in accordance with the Veto Bill a
IRE forthwith accommodated from the t
:, Democracy changed, and the removal of Y
g public deposites was hailed as new and
II better test of Democratic principles. An 5
ict was instantly promulgated, putting be- P
md the pale ofthe party all who did not bow I
wn at the footstool Of the Executive, and re- Z
i've with sluvish obsequiousness this daring a
urpaiipn. Proteus like, the party still con I
lued their meiamorphoses. AT one time, the 4
-otest was stof Democracy; the Procla- $
alton and Force Bill were successfully tests; c
en- the expurgation Of the journals of the |
mate was a test and now the Sub Treasury I
heme is the best test the party ever discover a
OF real genuine modern Democracy. Such u
IS been the character Of the mushroom De- f
ocracy Of the Administrations lthas passed p
rough so many changes that the Democracy h
~ and 30 bears no more Resemblance TO 2
eDcmocracy OF '39, than white does 10 black, Ia
very year the party put on now suit, and ~
g only mode Of detecting Democrat, il, byll
3 perfect inconsistency--b his cufsing one |,
an to-day and eulogising him to-morrow--by q
$ advocating one set Of principles to-day and {
lother to-morrow--and BY his denoancing to- q
" the people Of State, who happen 70 yoteld
% Wing ticket, as rank federalists, md re- Z
living them tomorrow as the purost Demo-
ais, when they happento vote the Democrat
ticket. What do wc gain, the enquiry Isl
Jain made, by an amalgamation with suck a
Irtyg lnpoint of principle nothing IS gained,
rltls as clear as monday that the party y
I'VE nevcr had any fixed principles, unless the s.
inciple Of acting with the most perfect in Il
nsislency be called d Pred principle Admit III
lg the Administrations to be sincere in theirB
pPort of the Sub Treasury, shall the Null6-l Il
= relax their effortsto exterminat from eve-Itt
department Of Government, the unparalels| HI
abuses Of power, and tho glaring corrup-In