The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-10-19
From The Hind, County Gasettc.
The True Issue.

From The Hinds County Gasette.1
n The True Issue.
9 The climax has al length been reached. N;
longer can the agitators boast OF their love 70
d the Union. No longer can the real issue b.
concealed. The time has come when DisuniOr
q is boldly avowed, and at once the question
presents itself to every citizen, "Uader Whicl
5 King, BenSonian? speak or die!" There il
no neutral ground in this controversy. M
citizen can fold his arms and say he feels No
interest In the matter. Men must, in the yer,
nature Of things, take sides, and those who art
not for the Union, are AGAINST it! There can
be no hollow subterfuges now--nO contingent
cies--nO hypocTitical professions Of love for
the Union. The game Of brag and bluff has
been run TO its utmost, but now the parties are
$ called and shands' must be shown. We
know what Congress has DONE and the ques-
tiOns are now, ncqulescence in the laws Of
Congress, or disuniOn and war. We put il to
our readers, { Under which King, BeDSonian ?
speak or dep Which shall il be, tellow.cit.
izens Of the patriotic county Of Kinds, shall we
acquiesce, or shall we shiver this cOnfederacy
70 atoms? This land is the lac. fond hope Of
freedom throughout the world The asylum
Of the oppressed Of all nations and tongues.
To our shores tine eye and the heart Of bleed
ing liberty and suffering humanity are ever
turned. The Pole. weIterirg ia his b~lood-the
Italian patriot, gOsPing his last on a bloody
feld-the stalwart hungarian, while the. last
drop Of his life blood flows forth and reddens
the snow on which he is stretched--turn
their hearts hitherward with the almost inaudl-
Bile murmer, : GreGl God, p.essrue Tie land of
WdshiagtOn.'
Shall the hopes Of the world be dlsap2ointed'
There is no e%vading the issue-no possible
aIternative-Ihe naked question is before you
feIlow-citlzens-' Under which King, Benzo-
MAN is your banner (urled? -."
QUOTATIONS..
For our own part, we are for sErEssIoN-for
resistance, open, unqualified resistance. The
argument being exhausted we must stand ii
our Orms.'--MacOn (GG.) Telegraph.
We abandon the Union as an engine Of in
famous oppression. WE ARE FOR SECESSION,
open, unqualified, naked SECESSION. Hence.
forth we are for war upon the Government: il
has existed but for our ruin, and to the extent
OF our ability to destroy it. il shall exist no
Onger-ColUnebus (Ga.) Sentinel. .a
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1t will then, there can be no alternative. de.
termine upon resistance, y = II may be
that the Convention will decide upon separate
action by the State, in other words, immediate
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (GG) Federal Union.
Our own fis, choice will be for SECESSION,
and our votes and efforts will be steadily given
TO effect that end. 4 We 90 then for sEcEs.
sION-qutetly, if let alone, fOrcibly, if made
necessary. : The only %effeetual remedy The
case admits OF, is for the Southern States i'm
medlately to go out Of the Government, that
has not only failed to protect their property,
but has become the aggressive robber Of it.
columbus Ga Times,
he DEED rs DoNE!--The equality of The
49, N"S
Union is destroyed! : SLAVERY ANDl
THE UNION CANNOT LONG EXIST TO
GEThER. The cannon Of Northern Abolition.
s''n and Southern SabnisaiOn have respond ed
TO each other, aud now the alternative is Dre.
sented to US of resistance or submission. We
declare !Or the former, and never will we bow
at the foot stool OF Northern power.
We recommend State secession; il is ! CON-
stitutional, peaceful and safe remedy. = We
sec but two ways-secession Of submission
Let our legislature at once recall our
Senators and Representatives, and call 4 s,ote
Convention, and let the issue be presented mir.
" 10 the people SECESSION OR SUBMISSION,
watches (JNiss) Eree Trader,
We will vote for secession; lei a majority
vote with us, AND THEN WE WILL SEE VINO WIZ
FIeHT!-B.
we must and will secede from this Union
E'her we must submit to disgrace, and soon 10
a ABOLITION, with nlIits horrors, or we mnst ure. ,
yen1 il. There is but one way to preysn, !, 4
that is By SECESSION. :
lNoOdU'Le G1Niss) Republican. =
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