The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13


The Cab" EApeuisiOn.
IMPORTANT FROM MISUNDERSTANDING AMONG TIKI
ROUND IsLANnERs-sEizURE OF PROVISIONS III
COMMANDER RANDOLPH
The sovereignty # the State Of Mississippi has been
invaded her laws have been set aside and d-isd by
men holding commissions under the United States An
insult outrage Of the most grievous aud sgssvsng
character has been offered to Of the States ~ this
been denisd the right If ~ithin limits
have had their property seized and appropriated by
strangers TO The laws at the State individuals totally
to processes within territory
have srroested the right OF adminiteripg what they
to be law in the very presence Of her lawful mssis-
trstes win the STATE Of Mississippi submit to th in
dignity! Will she allow her laws and sushortty
to be set at naught here in her southern counties!
Will she allow Commander Randolph and his force
of sailors and naripes 10 come into her State aud
blockade portion Of her territory. aud deprive
persons seeking the shelter Of her Laws OF all
protection-tbe -njo.nent or those rights which she
guarantees TO all who sojourn within limits IL
Mississippi quietly subm,ts indiguity like this
then have mistaken the spirit of her people then
will the world say that the vigor and manp-ss for
which her people have everywhere bs.n dist
have No. Ice" 'ss".. 'p'o her sr.t. administration
not quietly submit To The outrage az nt
her territory hy the agents OF the general
Ere this We have reason TO hope gista.es
kds srre,sd he pd'f5es implead in this insa-
son If her Stas soceregny and held THIN 10 APPEAR be-
fore ne CSeut Cont 10 for n,ir Lousisna
has shown through hsr magistrates that her soil and
dignity shall not be invaded with IMMUNITY by the
prompt arrst and conmittsl II the sg-nt OF foreign
strsn,er nd ,lsn NJ r.,.i,. q. Do go, r.. -. Va
ssirn will M n. ,opsIIy nrou,, IN ,.rai,, ,h. a..
snlt mt unon n. hv ,ba s..,,s ~ ~ 4, A.. 4 -.
mept
In this coppectiop ~. TAR. sor.wh.t s,rnr;s.a 20
see The ByUr maxim, the .rcsntion ,o Al. t 20, ~
the press Of our city by atrbatiug the oppo-on to
Commander Eandtlph's biocknde and embargo - to
party motives aud hen proceeding show very clearly
that IL Is Influenced by such motives In cauou. ab.
ftipence fros any c,ndemnatio~ of this Outrage Or
fear that n may imply oisspproval of some Of
General Taylor LII truly state Of things
Nsn American Journal Ia not 20 be per nited cen
sure come 81 tn. acts a public officers. init
notorious violations q Law. without expo.ipg itself to
impurstiops q this nature IL IL st more Ia me
that other jour- Al. thoud b. from
Ing their free tboul hrs for they NAV offend the
dignity interfere with the success the party in
power
But What has this question do with party, II has
not yet appeared that these naval officers we're au-
thorred IN Their Or c'-dgs BY any orders from the
government 10 hingt"n We think it will turn
OUT tpst 'hey nave artu on the Presidents pracama
uon aone snu mat, We nave aresdy shown giv-sthem
no huthoi'y 10 proceed rs they have done.-N D.
DeaG, S1h =
lriem 'ns " " ficaune sept ~
"eIesrn W IN 'ssrsgouia toat the number OF men
- sssm leu "n ."usa isiand stacnsd 10 what 10
caheo the s'cftt kNpefiion," amounts C. over 40.
in,.s y nm''n suppy ~ pr"vi-ions on Inc t>lsudi
no ,ne mep Arr IN Tear Z" orinR put on snort rttons
nen 'rese - no" pr"o~oiy out OF very neNtiy so
80 fnno Sst"usy p'snt vas ni'ckAned ~ tne
nesm'rs water With aud rayior the ti'rt and TOO
MI .,,''u state, vessels Besides these the
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