The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-07-16
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!. b. poapoaeb ard ihc Public School
io be- elosed-ovirg ais, % the eroP being
In fhe rrasa cad IN vaioos other causes noI
many petson, we're IN Town on last Tuesday
ana the meeting appointed to be held then
was happily merged into one, the good effects
. which will be fell far and wide.
We made the announcement for The "dems
cnt. and those inieresied'-lan afterwards
gave the good reasous we had as the organ Of
hhe democracy, to announce them in Pariicu1
bar as ~paricipanis) This announcement eS
|ciied Inc Southern spirit in the mindsof 'those|
Interested who, we are happy to see, are Al
well Whigs as Democrats 50, to-day, we speak
'for both.
Yes! al las, We can see the great end
(which every true southemer has 80 long del
'sired. We can see both parties united on this
lsouthem question. There IS no longer 10 be,
.n the South, that hateful seeking on the one
ldde to find opportunities for Offering with the
bother. At last it Is agreed to throw aside those
chickering's about the Tariff, the Bank, and 9th
er bones Of conicntiqp, and to counsel together
lin this crisis to seek, in wise deliberations
with each other, for safety from this imPend1
ing evil to our country, placed beside which
lhe effects Of any other matters OF strife sink
1 into comparatively a pigmy's size
II is not alone in oGs county that we see
zthis spirit manifesing itself, but in Tennessee,
Hand in Virginia, and all over the South. In
fGeorqia, where at first they were so enthusi-
8siastic. and then seemed as though perfectly
tapathetic, q new spirit has been aroused, and
and Democrats, alive to the danger
1ralIy themselves into a firm phalanx, deter
mined TO resist, shoulder to shoulder. And
Ywhy should they not do so} OF rather, would
4it moi be the height of madress for them not to
lido so} Parties are proper, are necessary, we
Badmit, so long as there are in the world the
two principles of good and evil; but with us
Rthere is now no longer a pretext for The old
parties 10 hold apart, but, on the contrary, ev-
81 erytmng urges the assimilation into one grand
~ pany-the Party of the South Well have
q opposition enough to give it excitement, to
"a make il sport, we warrant We. All, well have
those to oppose, who hate with a most wither.
ing intensity. Wen have TO manGuvre witt
Whose who appear guided by the Father Of
HCunning, the Devil. Wen have to argue
with Discord, and c%ircumvent Coyetousness
In face of the world we will have to uphol'
rruth Right against Wrong. Aye, we alon'
in the great Republic will remain to bea
aloft the Banner of Republicanism of tru
%Libcrty, Liberty of Conscience.
Wa will be left alone in asserting the prir
ciples, upon which our government and all re
publics must be founded the principles ic
which the blood of the Revolution was shet
This is our proud position for those VIII
started with us on our march to that perfectio
i'm human government so long sought afte
which is TO lead man along TO the aitainmei
of that state of perfect liberty, from which Il
has fallen--those who started with us on th
arduous, this heretofore impossible %journe.
have gone astray. Hurriedly led on by relil
ious fanaticism and a%varice, they seek polit
zeal power, and in their search have lost then
selves in those mazes, where such leaders hay
always carried their followers. Gwen thong
8they conquered, this would be their endl
We see the Commencement of this subl@
consummation, and, which is above all,
chance thereby of checking the deluded, u
It'll they recover from their mfatuation; of sto
ping the dreaming, who advance towards
!, fearful precipse, until they awake and tn
Withdraw them from destruction. Not on
. Cur fate, but that of Liberty in the world res
upun tfs.