Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-17

slaves, % hoe0me the permanent abode %, dissT-
der, snarch1, poverty, misery, and wrcIehedness.
" ..h such prospect before usthe graves, and
must solemn question thar ever claimed he stra.
tioH. oa egpc il presented, ,ar yuur Considerable.
What {. 10 ice done 30 prevent BOZ Il Is aqprs,iun
belonging 10 You Co decide. Al Ne propose is,
20 give ioI our opinion.
We. then.sre ufopiaion that the frat and udis
pensahlr sl,p,UJhaui which nothing can Dc done.
and with Which everything may be, . 10 be uL.-
ted among yourselves, Oh this grea, and mos; NJ
tai question. The want Of union and concert in
reference 10 IL has brolght the South, the Union,
4lJ cur system u gseerWeat u their present
perilous ,sppllt'on. Instead o. placing i above
ali others, ID has BEEN made subordinate. not on
Is TO mere qpcIti-us 1T policy. but 70 The prcser-
walton Of party ties AID rnryrug 81 psUy sue
crSs. A. high as We hod q de respect for
these, We hold them subordinate 70 thai
rha' aud other questions involving our safety and
happucs.. Until they are 50 held by the South,
,Ao .ailh vii no, believe TIA, You are IN earnest
"a uppos, iou To their encioachments, aud they
Viii continue 10 follow, one afer another, until
the w0 OF abolition is ,hed. 10 convince
them that YOU are, you must prove by your acts
II y,u become united. aud prove yourselves in
earnest, the North viii be brought to a pause,
and to calculation Of The consequences; and
that may lead tI change oil measures and the a.
dopton Of a course Of policy that may quietly and
Peacelhy ermiuats this long conflict between
The two sections. lii shnpd not nothing would
frmain Tor you bat 10 stand up immo,ab.J in de-
fence d rights, involving yogr al Your property,
prosperity, equal y, liberty, and sa",y.
As The a,soir3, YOU would stand justified 10y
= laws, human and dj,bn, IA repena blow
SO dangerous, without cooking to consequences,
and TO resort Ia all means necessary for that pun,
pose. Your assadaut,, and not you, would be
responsible TOR cons qucnces.
Entertaining these sp n ons, We earnestly en-
trstyoU 10 eUnHed sni or that rurp Sc adoP' all
necessary measures. Beyond this w. think -
would moi BE- proper to & >; present,
We hope, i y9g' shou.I unite with anything ike
unanim,, itmsy o. rtstlf aPoiy ar,medy b this
decp-seatcd am danaerou, disease; but if such
should mn De The case, the time viii then hsye
come Tor YOU 10 decide what course to adopt.
Irguu.--E. VI. I Hunter, Jas. NJ, Mason
Archibald Atkinson, rhos. II. Bay!y K. l., +.
Bea.e, Henry Brdmger, Thomas 5 Bocock, W.
y. Brown, X X. Meade, X. A. Thompson, ".
Carolina - Il. j. Daniel, 4 W. Nenable.-
$oah Cmohrd. y, ?, Butler J. {. Calhoun.
Aunisresd Burt, /. +. Holmes, X, B. Rheu, L.
Simpson. d. Wallace. !. \ Woodn ard
Gr7reia IL Y. johnson, Hugh A. HARRISON.
t2o'da.- David l.. Yulrr.-i oHjSiQpa s |.
Downs, j H. Ilsrmanson, Emile la Serr, |. L
Morse Iecas.--T pilsbury, David 5. kaui.
man.-- arkansas --Sojon Boriaud, J. X. Solas-
tian, K. W. johnson. - Tennessee. Hopkins J.
rwney, f. p. Stanlon,-- Higsoar,.--D. AIchi
son Alabama We IN. r. King, y. Fitzpatrick,
John Gayle, +. W. Rowdnn, ), W. Harris ).
", mgr. -lEisisyYpj.--Jetlerson Davis II.
S Fooe, +. 81. Tompkus, 4, &. Brown, W.
s Fr&therson, Jacob Thompson.
P.S. Since this address MS prepared mo.
ton 70 reconsider Nr. Cot. resolutions has pas
scd the House Of Representatives, aud they are
nov the subject Of father proceedings,