The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-28
"RarturiunI monies, nascitar na;,.h.
The s%oaPtailF, after all their fts.
Only produced a little amu,,s

Alter an extraordinary amount Of
and horn-blowing-after using every Y !.
and small, to procure signers to III
Union meeting-after prOclaiminr /.
part Of the country, for weeks Il "A.
that the chief orators Of the State vo.Li,
attendance-this interesting AMIR M
come off, The day being fair and .s
pected, some two hundred and CIV O.,',
sembled to witness the fun, hear Inc i,.
and enjoy the barbecue. or iii, n,
about CITY were boys, thirty Of ury v
and seventy five deN oted to Southern
the remainder were "soaptailsn Wbos
this glorious Union ut all hazard am6
last extremity.
The meeting being duly organic.
Shockleford Esq. appeared upon ii,
and after smiling swcetly upon tic ajn
waving his hand graciDusly to tho ,e1a.
entertained ''the crowd" as he iii
termed it, for fifteen or twenty minun
choice extracts from his old fourth ofIl
ton. AS it contained most Of the a.
isms and eloquent passages, with uLa
productions usually abound, and Will
be read at one's leisure in the CoIambh,
tor and other school books, It il umeca
descant on its merits. In additioatoRs
extracts aforesaid, he RECALLED hthe \
with a new sentence, having speoia aa
to the late extension Of our empire
shores of the Pacific; an event. wAiAh
CURED since the publication Of tie bh
tore alluded to, The sentance WIS M
able one, under the circumstances fe
aad served to wake up ''the sOrtns I'D
who had quietly resigned theuselys6
own dreams, when the orator got oD@
old dayso of '76, and the glories Of de
II represented "the great god Of Ebt
passtHg OVgr me HtneFacan cOalaa
E ist to West, in a sort Of ciFctmbntM
finally reposing ''his weaFied bend @d
ters Of the Pacific" He then Concladd
that famous passage from Webdeftr
Hayne, which the Intelligence has i
nsed has its motto, and which i gsi
vorite with school boysi "Lihedy uul
now and forever, u and insepanbsp
Of course, brought down a shower Of
from all the old feds and Yankecs Hb
the habit OF reading that free-sOil j9ais
worshippins the god-like Daniel Ihag
were so unch irritable us to think ihata
ct, which followed this sentence, aa'
to indicate the pleasure felt BY hcs4
that the orator had made bis bow
The eloquent gentleman, with nhin
bic smirk of self-satisfactiOn on h
nauce, then introduced his accOmPEaA
D. W. Adams Esrq. The attornsy ~
sellor at law from the City n JackS'
upon bored t'the crowd for an hoiR
with a cold and uninteresting ipeea
was to all intents and purposes ~
ing Of Sharkev's late aPoloaat
AS the speech Of the worthy ani %
tent Chief Justice has been ALREADY
pretty extensively by the organse
sionists, il can hardly he necessity
the reader with a particular accesua
ed copy. Tie talked in The N's
vein about the army and navy olh
and wound up with mustif groHi'
itators," which was intended e =
rife. But as the friends Of Souua'
have resolved, like men an. palil0A
tain Sour equality in the Unioae~
pondencc out oft" they did Oq'qaI
the olator's threat, though ql1s'1
ground-teeth and in bis deepest
Daniels ferce declaration tpa.
must and shall be put down
as it was, with a flourish q uaa
Federal power and a knowing
mighty North-did not even caasy
scream or faint. Aud ] doubt In''s
it would have produced q Sery NV,
ton among athe agitatorar N.Y..
the same time, announced lhai q
Adams, renowned as heis Y
was commissioned to LEAD % "
power against Us.
T. c. Topper Esq lOfnelg
land IA guondam 'iCoh"
establishment but not without n
achieyements, then appeared y n.
chairman Of the committee q n
resolutions. These he Feaa I
with 4 look and tone ''doToe Y
terrible is hell" and doubles
alarm among those gho 'an
with nursery tales about 4fqa'
bloody bones" In this y Sss
ing on the suggestion q u 1910
that Southern men, 'to W. N
be frbwned down and bullisa ~
BY Northern interlOpers. ..ar
tridkery, characteristic z lia.s.n,
Aad succeeded, after an Ws
bringing de 6onored name 2
a sot ef resolutions W'i''