The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-19
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WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. s, 1860.
Mn. EDIToR: You have doubtless; ere
this, received and published the ably
and concisely written message Of His
ExceIIency, the President. As diI the
whig and neutral presses throughout
the land applaud 1t. and many that
claim par Cscetleaee to be democratic also
and as the most ultra E0cofocO presses
can find nothing to condemn, save Vefl
hal criticism now andthen, Il must b ali
that State paper, emanating from 90
high source, should be.
It has, in the language Of the eloquent
Stephens Of Georgia, aroused the pa
triotism Of the county, that has bgeh
Slumbering, while such contemplate and
base deaGgOgaes, IS Giddings & Co.
have been endeavoring to SOW the seeds
Of disnniOn.
The South, nor North, nor West, nor
East, need have any fear Of dissolution
OF the Union, or encroachment, BY inns
proper unconstitutional legislation il
Congress, upon any OF the great inIers
ests Of the country, while Zachary Tays
loF occupies the Presidential Chair
He will interfere, as he says. with no
department in the exercise Of their con.
stitutionat duties; but let them transcend
their lin its, by factious proceedlngss Of
any character, and the decision, frmness
and energy, that marked so eminently
and strikingly the Hero Of Buena Vistas
on more than one battlefield, will be-
displayed, for the good Of his country
and mankind. in the Cabinet, by arFest4
ing them 10 their career! He will res
buke faction and preserve the Constitu.
tions and in 90 doing, win receive the
applause Of his countrymen, land the
irieuds Of constitutional liberty every
where.
| do not, fer a moment, believe that
the WiEmOI PrOvisO, or any kindred
measure will pass into law. | believe
that some satisfactory adjustment will
be made, Of the exciting question grow.
Ing out Of an acquisition Of terrilcrys
The bItterest enemies that General
Taylor or the whig party has, either in
or out Of Congress, are the FTeesSotleFS
alias A6OlttiOniSts. This fact, of ITSELF
is enough to satisfy any sensible nahs
in your region, how matters stand hereI
mora | need not, nor will say.
All sorts Of resolutions have already
been introduced, and will continue to be,
tOproduce agitation and embarrass the
administration. 1t is needless for me 10
remark that they will fail Of their OBJ
jecls; and the peoplee seeing the OBJ
ject Of disappointed politicians, in theif
endeavors TO make political capital for
some future occasion, will rally stronger
than ever round the Republican party
now In power.
Gen. Cass delivered his Vie%s Ia the
Senate chamber on yesterday in regArdt5
Austrian crueIties 10 the fallen HdDgas
rianS-. quoting largely from MessFs. Clay
and Webster, whom he compiinented
very highly. But in conclusion he
spoiled every thing by showing It was
not the Ilungarians that he cared 10
much for, as TO have James Watson
Webb, recently appointed to fill the va
cant chargeshir 20 Austria, rejected
and acertain Mr.. Leicher, that has gone
to Mexico, recalled. The conclusion, Of
his speech, showing bis object 90 plain
Ily, will do him 40 good even with his
own party.
The House Of Representative have
elected no officers yet, save the Speak:
or. There is no news, more than you
will find in the newspapers Of tho day.
We have fine weather, and the pross
pecIof a very long session Of Congress.
Yours, &C., ATTlCUS.