The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-05-04
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The ;n..,.N Ns0 LYElcs
Cd tho souls 81 theis..ssa s','sa haa lalst,
a,'d g caused her .sauds,ia,aL I, sfossss'.
= .',ls iuns Y heir long sIIsn, .Iai9'lsI,s
slIlklogly original cbs,.s,.s' bn's'0aIs' q ~
lhem We find he foIloa:el Ila.selsf Aa
copy copy. rom 20, The New York pi.s sh
which, judging from i. 8 ,,.I''l. rIee'a
hnd the quarter from wba pssa s
.eo, we presume was in,snSss ! sIts
by the FREE NEGROES !: E;sasa ass, 2 Ss.ul.
20 honor Of their orss, 60 90 New Hola
TN VAN buren,, who a'aPlsAl gRi' aAG
osr.of the Legislaturs q ~ al.s !. asa
e by voice and vote, ii ~ ab,.l 3
them The RIGHT a suFFpssas slag d
gelher with his we'll Know sh!
setasids the decision 81 ths caa ssla''l
convicted Lieut., IIods. bsos sOoI' nsiy
TESTIMONY, eniiiIes b;,s 81 AZ. "
- a'ssa1e y tne sable v0s5s,s
Empire State; nor are We s.,s'II
find them lending their = ooss.ie, s..p,''. !.
vote and 9dics % ieclirs a. .Ia. s'sa,. I.
the coming coRlsst.-P. C.Hs.ap
We confess that whcn vs 4. !.
above article 10 the Herald !. s. Y
Il "a
tonished-perfec,ly shocked hoe d ,Gs,..
ltor whose parry from John
Adams down is 50 warmly sll,,ss
The Disgusting hord Of mercsns,v
tics Of the North, should atlemo, !.
woke a discussion upon a subis.,
which his party is so vulnerable. v.,.
more charitable, however IL,
nelghbor- we arc magnaninou, ..,s
TO believe thut all parties ia Il. s..
are opposed to the schemes Of lbs ~
ZIONIST, and that 40 southern man -.
enough to vote for any individual s.
he believed an abolitionist. Raj.
the ebolitionists have received \ /.
hands of the northern wings naprEa.
nesses in Congress and elswhsnv !.
firmly convinced->and tha uulb.,.
members of Congress Though vSlpa
that1 have yielded to the diciala elr
Iitical prejudice rather than rss.esia
assisted the aboIitionists no Dresunsh
editor will no, deny. That the DIM
cratic party in Congress has ever II
scented an unbToken pha,anx- a bolln
against the inroads OF The aboliia
the records OF The past few years i
show plainly, and we can prove 10 \
satisfaction Of any candid mind byh
ducing undeviable facts, iha, Nj. Vi
Buren isin feeling, sentiment and acid
a more decided southern man--mofsH
vorable to southern interests than d
man of equal political standing in I
~hig party, north OF Mason and BixOT
line. We can name len men Of BIZ
political standing in the whig party
the north, who favor the schemes
the abolitionists 10 every one whom q
gentleman shalt find 10 The Democrat
party supporting the same damnins 10
irines.
The editor says Mr. van Buren vi
in the legislature aided 10 obtain fos i
negroes the right of suffrage In
some little ignorance is displayed q
as TO the time and place whence
iginated that which gave rise 10
utterance Of the stale slander vii
has been so ofien refuted. Mr., I
Buren, in tie ConO n'ion fnol he T.
islaturel for revising the coustitl
ton of the State Of N York did adsoc4t
zealously and succeed IN getting hi
that body, a law TO restrict free negrt
from free exercise Of the right Of !
frags BY requiring property qual
caliono Of 200 dollars, when The feds
@hig fnemboFs Of ,ha, body urged i
no restraint should be imposed. D
the editor not know this, or does
rather choose 10 '.keep such declsl
tions from the public sye.''
The editor revives the contempt
Hooe humbug. Now &c any southi
man whig or democrat will apply 10 i
honest whig now in Washington Gil
be will find THAT TWO THIRDS oF 4
MEN VINO coaposE0 THE COURT THAI coi
vIcrED LlEUr. HooE. WERE NATIVES 3
THE SoUTR -EpUcATED IN THE SorTH-
WHOSE PARENTS WERE SLAVE HoEDsRs-
AND WHAT . MORE REaARKABtS rHss
WERE AND wEsPRssuME ARE Ssr, yHlss
Our neighbors fears that the ltss ~
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