Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-30

/. The Democracy of the South has a
lew lighting men left, but like the fight.
ing patriots in Congress, it is only on pa.
per- Listen at the waiIings of the N lew
orleans Jetlersonian at The bare idea off
passing the Sena,e's notice. Now that
,hIs same notice has passed both house,
by tremendous maiorltes, including the
democrats from Louisiana, Arkansas.
Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Car.
DINA, North Carolina and Virginia, all
southern States, Col. Claiborne will no
doubt be Mortified, and will raise a troo n
from the Iron-hearted democracy Of St. |,
Mary's Market in New Orleans, and set.
tie with John Bull at once and thus save
democracy from the fate predicted by him. 7
Oh: humbuggery! Oh! Democracy, what
'aIlant deeds are done by thy name, by
pseudo patriots. Hear him Ticks Whig. N
Surrender Oregon now-pass the not ice d
Otli with restrictions and conditions-sub.
MI TO arbtratlons, TO prolonged negotia. \
IONS 10 permit the British to navigate the
1oiumbIa-dm wtere wiU tie democracv ar
me peSt be this day treIue months? A, tn
he head OF Salt River, Just as dead as a %
errlns ten days out ofwater. The wings no
III be every where triumphant In the
lstern States our dissentions beginning lat
New Hampshire, have been initiated in IIal
node Island and will defeat US in New wr
ork. Here in the South where we sir
ught the Presidential canvass with the
title cry of Texas ard Oregon, our Punic leg
u" ~ oui uofthefh brethren, is destroy owe
all confidence in our professions, sta. :.
ity and political honesty. In vain hor
" we hereafter appeal 10 the democra- law
o! the north, TO stand by US and resist plea
!. plausible issues and arguments OF "
lggery. be |
w here would Texas has been if New "
rk, Pennsylvania, Maine and New Il
mpshire had faltered and equvlocated con
that question, as we faIter and equiv :,
lte on the Oregon question? wor
Think of this gentlemen of the South. Il
member that you soIemny pledged the
lrselves TO Oregon in the Baltimore :,
nVentIon-you made it one of your can
form issues in the canvass-you ap such
Ned Tor u and against the British claim. THE
all the assemblages of the people, and You
never thus appealed without receiving tice
,IamatIons and applause. You elected and
resident committed by his own con. your
''ons, HIS positive declarations and the a Co
ed OF party, to defend our title. s.
- 'ue '"a' member OF the Louis ac!u
a LegIslature-a democrat too! stood Anne
and proclaimed that in his opinion not men,
members were prepared to vote that able
Title 10 The whole of Oregon was redu
ar and lndIsputable ,and that he prefer dedu
~ 'eaVe II 10 The national Senate TO bill f
's'' So.le OF "hom (the members from The a
own State) he held in but little respect sente
his speech, and the action of the an nj
use, have gone forth and been quoted with
-" '''ueA ol democratic sentiments slngJ
=, soone
" oe''y ms peremPtorlIy. We tell and /
i0'nooiS oi congress SO. We do not to ave
believe that The Legislature is IN. puni.
nd on the question, if fair expression
IS views could be had. But be this as
lay--the masses--the men that do the :,
k and The Gghting--the men that IN
,e and unnake lecisls,ors ~ - lty W
ed iron hearted democracv ~ NJ" Moe troyir
cans are for Oreoon~Con IT, - I've" citize
of the Ralirore con,o ,nG ie0ocu, destit
ding bv tho pres;den, nnI inhab
u with England as soon as she pleases. t Tue 81
AKING 1T CooLY,-The Editor of the We
'kIyn N. " Eagle thus phiosophic. will a
consoles himself after the late poIti- On
'aIlle, in which the democrats were mast 0