Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-29


THE WINGS AND ABoLITIONISTS.
Nothing can exceed the language used by the wings
and the aboliioniss venting their wrath ~ on The
democracy for having passed The act Tor the annexa-
lion of Texas Ii seems hardly probable that me u,
having common sense and decency, can allow them
selves to deal in such shameful abuse. Those who
do this deserve the uumiIigated scon and conr mpi
OF every friend of freedom and lover OF his country.
Read The following vile words of the Boston Lib
orator:
ness which could I've lell-0i crime unsurpassed il,
the annals Of human drprayy-oi tyranny, such as
transforms human beings into Tour footed beasts and
marketable comm"dillrs-oI blood and pollution,
scarcely paraeled by any Thing done in Sodom and
GOmnrrah-i5 al last cOnsuDlnaieit, in imm and by
IA process equally shocking and extraordinary From
it's inception TO its comp leon, it has heen ked by
The abhOrrnnt features. aud by succession of
incidents increi IDLY vile and ai'ocious. The slave
power holds mastery this nation seemingly
omni potent. 1t is cele rating ills carnival Of blood
with true fendIsh gee and oslentation.
"Devil With devil damned fiji IN concord holds"
Texas has played most pertiions part toward Mex
leo, but she has doIe il solely M behalf and under
the auspices of the American government, and for the
single dmb0lcal purpose oil perpeiiaing slavery AID
the slave trade, not merely in this republic. falsely
so called but throughout The world. History
cords n0ihing so revolving in lis crimson annas.'
Read, also, the remedy thai proposed:
=" In this emergency the inquiry lie, What ought TO
be done! What can be d0nef IL the act to be sub
mitted TO, or resisted AT all hazards?
Sour answer is. 'resisted at all hazards Come
what may, to acquiesce in il, whether 10 avoid diff
Gully or simply because il has been car, led, join
in the conspiracy, in cowardy aud criminal man
ner. BY u unanimous vote IN the Senate, and by an
overwhelming majority in the House, the legislature
of this State has declared that The act perpetra,ed
'w1uld have no binding force whatever on the people
OF Massachusetts Ii has none The constitution
has been overlhrown--the American Union has ceas-
ed TO exist. IL wis IA blood cemented Union, and
an mpious constitution. We do lament, there
fore, their obstruction But, recognising the fact
we call upon the people Of Massachusetts to stand
their ground, in the spirit Of lreemen-to recall the r
senators and representatives from the halls of Con-
gress-to treat the general government nuIlity-
TO assemble IN convention without delay, that they
may DEVISE ways and means 10 occupy an indepen-
dent position to rally under party banner but f.,
unfurling the standad of liberty and eanalIty and in
scribing on II, 'no union with Shareholders cry,
Freemen! 10 the rescue! and God defend the right 20
SO much for the TRADE OF these fanatics. Perhaps
from this source nothing better might be expected
Long ago the writers OF such savage sentiments had
screwed themselves up Ia the point Of dissolution,
they lack only power TO plunge This nation INFO The
| abyss Of civil war.
Such party, containing in itself The seeds of its
own decay, would soon sink 10 nohngness 1t is
only when its terrible words caught up and en-
dorsed by party powerful in numbers and influence,
that they become dangerous This has already been
uouo' ~" wig p"l'y nave ultTtu- are
ing, through the press, language equally exciting,
and equally. worthy of Reproduction. The dictionary
seems TO he exhausted in supplying terms strong
enough 10 express their rage But lock 10 The emed,
That Is thought oil. As sample, take The Lowell
Courier:
.sWell what is our remedyq Shall ve nullifv and
secede from the Un,onq Could the free States he
brought IN TO that point we should say YEP let the
South stag ger alone with her load of sin and shame
| we will have none of it, Blu, that IS impossibIe
The people of the North are ayerse 10 n change and
will bear much before thew COMPLAIN and co,pIa in
| long before they tske other measures. Whether
they will ever be kicked into dissolution remains to
ne seen 'hey are evidently considered now only
useful 10 pay the debts aud hight the battles OF the
Union But we venture To say, that II any battles
and wars shall grow out of tins affair, Massachusetts
VIII let those do The lighting who brought the war
upon u.s. We hope SO, at least. Our soldiers will
defend our own coast, and our sailors our own ship
ping; but The Bay State wi send no militia to the
South to night the battles OF slavery, or 10 suppress
negro 'nsurrectlons.
! 1--WE can do better than dissolve the Union. We
can stay IN II and hight the slave holders and slave
traders iill we destroy their accursed system, root
and branch We are told that annexation will Tend
TO abolish slavery. Let us make the assertion true.
NO winning taik about State rights and non-1nter-
terence with peculiar institutions will longer avail
IL unconstitutional means can be taken to sustain
stroy II. The next battle must result IN triumph
10 liberty The &C "rsed slave trade must be abol-
shed Virginia senllea en- must not be allowed TO