The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-04-10

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tion' py hurling ne sreacherous Senators from
the'r sen's whloh'they have long dsgraced.'
4 Asreat ana voci'erous applause.'D
Auef ne chairman had concludedi gentle
Y man 'rom me distant settlement 81 1noNghsld's'
: arose. ana sa'a 'ha' ne was On hdmifer 81 Ms
ca'noun' shat .hs ihaught ths Senate right Y
expeiilng mr. kischie'' lIiere Y 10 impossible
70 oescnDe me scene Cnes OF SHOWN viii
Caihounp ~ can lick you or any other wing,
iuFn MN ont" Catch him BY III hind leg,
3c, Ge.' arose On all sides, and Mr.. Sensible
\ SGT spch was ms name,llwas glad 70 escape
'ne Justly 'nd'gnant yeomanry o. BuckIe-neck
j y anas'y retreat through the back door)
Il oloer naving peen measurahIy RESTORED Mr'
.ames 0mailcra't moved me following Pream-
~ anu 1ssoluuons' which were SECONDED y
ss'.y noooie ana unanimously adoP'eo, eacn
's, , receis.ns nine cheers
1 hAtEAs, me liberties OF the press y me
ersa' palad'ul ~ ~ our libsrtlesths sg's q our
sys'om--'ne gloFy q our country---our inner
nance ~ o'rthrign'---our lnherltapce when We
a'e ds'ermlned 80 transmit g our children; mao
wnsseas, democracy, NE ne Roman ron''n'
,p,a'll0le, ana Democratic presses aiways
" ~ 'iu'u' ano support .ns rles'ue.' ~
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wing paper it ~ therefore idle e P'e'eno
thas the question q shs freedom ois ths press
vas at all involved IN me matter.
%. Resolved That the Senate, N exPelllng
the editors IA tne washington unlon' ~ ~
article pubiished therein, commlt'ed AZ SORTS e
assaults upon tne oons'l1uslon, ne nAl n
Rights, ne Laws, ne Lbertles q tne Feople'
the Freedom Y the Press, ana me treat rim
ciples Of Universal Equality because The Ed i
TORS Of the Union are democrats, and the writer
ofthe communications was democratic once
seeker, who was rendered Justly indignant by
the refusal of the Senate 70 pass = Pill tor the
increase Of the officers, in the precise shape re-
CURED By the President upon the passage q I
which his office was dependent.
30. Resolved, That We ala not ~ the time,
and we Do not now sympathize with Editor I
Robinson, when ne vas unanimously "a pe'ied K
rom the senate Cnamoer iasI sessions pc
cause, though ne called himself 2 sdemocraf'1
veshe was dissurber q the Democratic party,
~ insistlng on % Az after the PRESIDENT had
ixed'upon Asas the democratic boundary line
md was a best but "smaii potatoes ana
wholly unknown e me ''srlk sIocklng'p por-
aon OF the magnify Demo cra!'c fanny
40 Resolved, ihas the freedom q .ne true
lnd loyal democrauc presses ana Pafsculafiy
d the Executive organ, g aDuse wnomsoeser
neg please, = very inherent thing rom me 4
reedcm Of the wing press, which, dissemina-
ing error among the people, and ewing az Z
ma comiortfo me enemy,ougns " ~ muzzled; |
hat the preservation o. me iormer y ~ more
important tnan the Preselyenon q e'ne latter,
IND therefore, mat whist We applaud our
riends N the House o. representatives. TOT re-
training the l'eeas'olsless Of the rascaily wings
md ofa rebellious and obscure democrat, who
lad no friends,'we would be false to our. 'cher-
hedprinciples" did we fail to condemn the
laring assaults OF sFederalists' upon the Presi-
dent n; naaif asN L.