Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

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man who believes that lbs
bus lollow citizens have asss
ilsbcd BY adhefng to hs t.
/ political compact That connect
have a very imperfect ksmi.i
principles upon whIrb ~
Union was formed, anib, NJ.
can BE- mapulaluedr
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cehne4' lnn'aoa--a public j5s,,
gwen MIN, he was toasted. m I,
upon suct occasions. NJ MA.
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liilon 10 the following terms.
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, Cou SC " ulScuSsiun IN anF ban II IN
Union. allude 20 the soeisis, \
have been formed, ana The mo,.n,..
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> states Ia relation 10 portion O' bsm,
/ ulatlon IN others, The conduct or N.
, persons is more dangerous. becalsa.,
object is masked under the gab III,
=, interestednes S and beneyoence ,nis,
: course yindicated byargumenssdm.
positions which in the abstract, 10 ~
can deny. But, however hvm1,
: may be the dress with which M
l., schemes ARE presented 10 their Mn
= citizens, with whatever purity Of NE,
. ton they NAV have been formed am y,
tanned, they wiHbe fund 10 caryir iiT
= train mischief 10 the pS1t Uaim, and
:. horrors 10 a large portion Of T. miti,
Z Is prObable, some of The rgnanml@
= M of their supporters hare reer lhougl
:, of; the latter, the first lathe serves !
evils which are to spring from theI
;" source, are such as Won have seen petr
= traied on the Fair plains Of Italy d
- Gaul, by the Scgthian horde' Of Al
!" and AIaric; and such as most d =
apprehended uUoa that memorable Hg
when the iouqhawks aud war clss
the followers Of TecumseN were rari
\. in your suburbs. ! regard not The d
a. vowaIs of any such intention p~ia
10 part of the authors Of these @hs1s
Y since, upon the examlnalon Of The P1
= LEGATIONS which have been nsie ths
! will be found to contain the ptY hci
70 and very arguments which they Hal
.. have used, if such had been b'lf'ON.
ye | am, certain there is not IN tbs '''lf
~ b y:o4e ef- these daluded- men, sM Y
-, there are few within The Oo1ad'S
!. STATE ii1I''rn6r ssrasssyf's>s.!.s.' -,
s., ,oy,,eot tbem Ia fDrbed-. b FF
:, l4~sresser, aad dallhtegate!y consl.l
consequence of their coodac' .
whole Union, to the states more laF
ateIv interested, and to those 70. "
benefit they pfafes4 70 ae', ~
LII! b. The victims Of tho sl.
judici0Us, preSHmpfaJS9 an ~,
tioaa} efforts to serve lhem' a .y ~.
exdioiadrioa ,af,4lse sahIscl rla'' 81 y,
en- them, The struggle laoi sf. Y. !.
les must he) may commence WIZ n Y
a such as / have described 5'i . ~, y.
ass G..aJy riy vel. ne .a'
en- in the utter extirpalIoO Of ''''
his cause they advocate"
ow Again, in the course oft5' .' ''a' 4.
OK in speaking ofthe assumed ''''"
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Of ~ slavery is an evil, The s !, ~,
he them. If there is guilt . p !, Ia'
i.'g theirs. not ours, since n, =. sor,,
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"a ion # ro~s'' a. and a., ~s t5Ins to 60
Of " oed.e ,i Interested Rui ,1 3 b
sed her ask Tor MD, nor con' ',;a, osdi
the whilst the illegal, pSf''c1 .'o5s.,. d
for IG com npgi''':| the interest o. y !, :
%. ed requires that It, 'n', Sc, ' only BED
'ct' Immediately. ThI' eau ; on' andtt
ion the force Of public opinion o to- op
viii not too soon be broOsO3 M made
! e Soi;ionists in the non ',ss
rot states Is viewed by our ~ s.
the rem as an attack upon 'n ,,a., .