The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

1 lpfesss che pnl pit tho husinos az vel as tbe
: nails q e|aie Legislatures have been al
!. usea re ~ umcnls. 81 hete potent ca.
gines sse nave been abused and inslilled bv
every io4N' ot exp ion deemed best adaps
: tea % that end Or right % otn slafes.
: (which resls uponthe sold basis of.c0nstil.,.
tllonal guarantees Is openly denied nnd lhe
institution denounced as q lIaoIani violation
oflhe laws of God. Of religion and of ~,
lmanlfy. and we ere assured that this sbf
STAN upon the National ehaFacier, nnss not
flshall not continue and thai they viii not
cease from their efforts until this end i ID.
! complished. They have organised their
lorce, by means Of anti.slaverv soeie4ie.
whose periodical assemblages. are marked
/ by excited discussion Of the evils and ne.
SIN Of slavery BY deiamatorv harsnones
Against the slave owners Of the South n
which they arc presented 10 The world AZ
ilearliess tyranls and very often as pirates
and robbers These views are embodied
IN pamphlets and anti slavery tracts ana
Distributed for general circulation. 4'hsv
are embellished by pictorial fepreseh.ations
P,Ien Of me most Insulting and hbellous
inefe societies are engaged to raise funds
@ pay nnprIncipled emisaaries, whose bllsi..
ness = g cfeepin among our slaves ana
lnclie them 70 sedition and rebellion ar a.
steal them from their owners and carr
them into free states. These societies are
moreover Engaged 10 agilate . dissolalion
Of me Union, as means Of alarming Tho
people Of the South into Submission. Ada.
ed To- all this. sthey have sought she.al.
lance Of formidable foreign rovefnmeb.
To- aid their schemes Of aggression and ont.
rage Y Is onlya few years since: the peo.
PIE q this country witnessed the bold auda.
city 81 British Minister who otreially
made known TO our Government The desire
and the determination Of Great Britain 10
procure the general abolition Of slaverv
throughout the world, and pdfticElaylf
n Texas and the United States and ths,
he would not desist from the open efforts
which she had hitherto made for the mr..
,ose. Not satisfied with this mode of Al.
ack, the abolition party have resorted 40 8
ne more imposing form of solemn leoisln. =
I've resolutions and State laws. In some uf
ne North States the people Of the slave.
iolding States have, by resolves, been ad.
nonlshed ofthe great sin Of slavery. and that
Il IS continued. the Union shall Be dissolve
q i--Ihat shareholders are not fitto nsso.
tate with them. In7otheFs provision has
cen made, to prevent the owner or fIpi.
We slave, from recovering his property.
nd this IN direct violation Of a plain pro.
lslon OF the Constitution OF the TInited
tates This has been done very ~ IN
10 State Of New York, and more recentlv
le same policy has been adopted in the
late Of Ohio, whose Governor has refused
obey a requisition Of the Governor az
irginia to deliver up a runaway slavo.---
ursuing the same policy. some Of the
ates have refused 70 surrender persons
10 had stolen slaves and made aheir es-
pc from justice, though indictments
ID been regularly found against them.-
hey had the insulting audacityto tcll us
a slaves were not and could not Be- ne
bjects ofpToperty, Not satisfied howev.
wilhthis war Of words, and this spaam
aggression at home, the abolition partv
We advanced boldly into the halls of Con.
ess, y sought to eslabl ishlheir supremacy
'ough the instrumenlality Of The National
Sitting under he verv
q Of the broad banner flIie Constitution.
n ITS precepts and lis mandates constantly
'senslo theirninds and their conscience
angusl body dare DOT be invoked % 4
ak up me internal Organization oflhe
e governments BY passing law "a
'llsh slavery 10 The Stalea The aboli-
party have not rs yci Feniured a. far.
they clam lor Congress power which
deemed bit little less ex0rhannl and
reely less dangerous 70 he slave.holdinr
Tee, and they urge rs exercise with q
and perseverance,, which snfiicienilv
s. the important influence which ihav
ect tito exert towards the accomplish.
y q their ultimate purpose his tho
'er 70 abolish slavery il The Diarlct b.
umbia and II the territories oftho United
Is, and to suppress the slave trade
ing the States These several measures
only 90 many links in the vast chain AZ
lrivances BY which the southern s,nies
70 Be bound captives % The triumnhanl
OF aboliilonism. They are only A well
'nged sysiem Of means % accomplish
ultimate end Of carrying abolition into
States. However inbound ga lItss are
'ons may be u point 81 justice 81 eonsli-
uonal law recent events Of en- ilnporlant
Ipc'er and more especially fhe eonducr
ongreas during several Il ils lsis ~.
3, have given nse 10 the most serious
ms Of The Southern people. For Should
E measures Be adopied. ihs conseouencer
% .uch az % patriot can conlempluio
ont the Creates apprehensions.
ne people Of The South have hitherto
irne @ Do more than complain In isrns
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