The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-02
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should j. .1.vefsilv Magazine.
e go, lOr ihes Mississippi.
J! ad,a s !. he history ofany cOun
most dsl;a. 4 With the seal Of charac
cents s s.es ~ be erased. Whethe
N coluab, ri erin,e or written in let
IL; lbe impression remain
..'Ss. No + i so with these free ant
)R. o. !, States. Though LINKED
N. q. he chain Of union. eacl
n nllIoa 80 and distinct-eact
:. =, Of its own to maintain
~ n! aie -, which is reciprocal, is
E bes. sfs. .a;6ed in that ofthe citizens
and Agss !; With regard to S ates and
q Diseases e that 10 the senior States
/, the ! g s,ss ,fsMissiissippian has become
ply d IS Il 9Th every thing vile and I'M
disiaaea i i, seldom spoken Of but
sIEss;a who ,eoroachluI terms. The
rsissi n State are generally view
: effect. i Of nomGdic, self-loVing.
, lhey 81 Is race, who, Esau like,
] TIE s. ] Implacable enmity against
u,-ghose hands are steep
.osTIEry 4, Of the blacklist dye, in
g. 5s.i ssgs he foundations Of society,
J rnosl sding the first principles OF
medical ,Isnce !; and with whom the
Te ~ pro Osie.knife and tooth-pick are
lat eve, pIemsu's passport to honor
ne 25es ctiOn.
,,, !. slse Impressions have gone
|, = y b world and stirred up the
lsa 81 ,bemas ofthe well-disposed,
rticuai ~ has resoued 10 the most
. oa,. Ie1 jiDatlOns to render her VIC
Aeue. bus. As the tr weller cstches
A'sthn' Of The popular spirit in ref
a J. bis native land, he is stru *
/, F.. horrible picture. and wonders
aeh q 50, yet little reflection dis
pee, doubts. Every State, on adj
~, so,s9s inO the family social circle Of
Or sdsracy, has 10 undergo pro-
ezcee political and moral puriication
,.l neI! m'OIiaI depravity. before she
lSsls1 considered a full participation
III ap OnveuiOnal rights and privile-
MON be others-she must have rem
,nos incongruilies Of cllaracter,an
nIk Df The bIemishes hitherto sus-
Gle which can only be done by a
q q. judicious regulation OF inter-
ar. Long ha, Mississippi
"a q in passing this ordeal 10 gain
Of able staocing among her sister
n, itaOugh ii seems an iir. voca-
II 5ltice has possessed the mind
y immunity TO prevent her from
pa CHAT place in the public eye
she is entitled. A concur
20 circumstances have run coun-
e her interest. PecuIiarilies Of
!. 9and settlement, being the scene
j easant events, of alrocio1s enor-
J, and murders dire, have all con-
10 lower her standard the on
Fre is, The reputation other peo-
oE suffers 20 crafty the hag3ard
ny aud jealous feeling OF more
ID sections True, she cannot
10 long line OF ilIuslrious citi-
hsh in power and authority, Of
sectional vanity is apt TO boast.
. her sons she can justly lay
10 all the nobler characteristics
nak lie truly great man. A high
ls OF patriotic feeling and senti-
: not TO be found among any
y o., Virtue, integrity, hospitality
Philanthropy are Distinguishing
Of character. Moral rectitude,
y habits, and the social qualities
Ns!y' are their natural Inheritance.
sisf Observance OF The obligation
~nfacis Is secured by wise legis-
: @s0aclments. Their code oil laws
". age TO throw around them
NnetIty necessary for the restraint
ss'e II. Their civil and po-
) institutions, good in themselves,
10 the embryo, and the admin
.'e OIL justice is only rendered i'm
s'', 'o.L powerful conflicting inter-
why then should forluiteus
Ie allowed to tarnssh her fame7
\. saOuld a decen. resre { for her
n. y Withheld? Why should her
~ ~ De regarded as in the back
- Ol excellence, and shade Of
!. Incorporates because some
IA " y 10 be the dupes Of envy, and
i. I :. Judgment 10 be corrupted
M onghting mildews Of malice.
l,s eiple exists in corporate COM
ii = y 10 individuals, 10 deny
IA 'aet the right OF equality until
lbp. /: nom Compulsory motives.
MI. =, mas been with other States To-
d, ~. mississippi. Laboring from IN
SsihsI a strong tide OF nnnaanly