Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08
From the Sentinel.

NHIGGERY,-GOI0c
OF the Southern Wing papers are express
Ing considerable exultaton over what they
call the degeneration" of New Hamp-
shire. Perhaps it would be well TO let the
South know what is the nature of this Gre
generation,' which so much delights this
gentry. The Democracy of the North
has always been true TO the South and the
Constitution; and has held aloof and de-
nounces abOlilionism with as stern a spi-
rit as the South herself In the strong
hold of northern democracy, however,
New Hampshire, treason has affected what
open force could not. Hale once prom-
nent democrat denounced and quit his par
~ for abolition; and the wings taking adj
vantage of the division and confusion,
have been able to get majority in the
New Hampshire Legislature. How have
they used their power? How have they
''regenerated" The State.
They hare bound her hand and foot AND
HANDED HER OVER TO ABOLITION!
And this is the regeneration" over
which few Southern editors have the te-
merily 10 call upon the South to rejoice!
Let us see how the game was worked
The Wings having the power have elected
Just such men as they choose. They have
elected the traitor, turned abolitionist, Hale,
to the Senate-for the full term. They
elected Colby q wide mouthed fanatic who
openly invites slaves to run to him and es-
cape from their masters, Governor; and
they elected CiIly, an abolition Wing, so
deeply died in tanaticism that he has re-
peatedly heretofore rated the Wing party
for not being more antj-s!avcry-to the Sc
nate for the short term. These are all alb
oIitionisis of the deepest dye of treason
and fanaticism. They got the abolition
vote to a man, and whiggcry sealed the
&" regeneration'' of New Hampshire by
handing over the State to such mend
We challenge denial and are prepared
to prove every word we say and by way
letting Southern Wings see how much they
should rejoice over their Wing Governor
Of New Hampshire, we give below an ex-
tract from his inaugural. The very second
paragraph launches out as follows:
Ours is a country of benevolent princi-
pies, and, Southern slavery excepted, of
unequalIed liberty. This exception at va
rance with the doctrine of popular liber-
~, at variance with our declaration Of
liberty and equal rights, and rePugnant to
our moral sense, was en;ailed upon us by
the trainers of our constitution, whose pal
llalion for the admission of so great blot
upon our system, was the weak aud en-
barrassed condition of the country at the
close of the revolutionary war. But what
can he said of the present generation in
the United States?
Grasping territory for the purposes Of
increasing human misery!
Texas has been annexed to the United
States for no higher object than to perpe-
ruatv ine,itution " hich degrades the hu-
man race, and di>honors the God Of Hea-
ven. For doing this, there is no excuse
that will avail our country before right
eous Judge. Let New Hampshire wipe
out the stain that has been flung apon her
byaparty machinery, set in motion at the
| Baltimore convention, whereby she has
been made TO act contrary to the true spirit
Of her original democracy, and contrary to
true feelings ofthree- fourths of her citizens
While we Of the North are permitted to
remain in a southern State, by our agents
for the purpose of obtaining justice, lei
US render good for evil, and say TO our
southern brethren, of whatever rank oil
color, that if they come into New Hamp'
shire, they may enjoy equal liberty, and il
/ any be claimed as servants, or as slaves
let a right TO their services, founded on
mutual contract, be shown to the satlslac'
ton of a New Hampshire jury.