The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
Let tho South Reflect and decide what
she Will do,


though the experience Of commercial men. SO
far as we are now advised, would seem to indi-
cate thatsthe South, to some extent, is unpre-
pared tognter upon strict on-interc0urse. "
are Of that school Of politicians who hold to the
doctrine offree trade bat we 90 in that drclioml
only so far as the experience Of the policy war-l
rants without carrying ruin and desolation into
the door Of our neighbor and felloW-man. We
hold to the doctrine also, that the South within
her own limits. possesses the means Of becoming
posiigeiy'm re independent Of the labor Of the
rest OF the world, than any other section under
the sun. a tgsthe~ Northern and Eastern p0r4-
| ton Of the Union, there is no man conversant
with the internal resources Of the Soalh but |
will admit at once, that they, under a system Of
strict non-intercourse with the Sou h, would |
dWlndIo lnto lnsgnifcance 1.-THE South should |
adopt the policy Of on-intercourse against the |
Nerh, within five years we should have the !
whole North petitioning pi!eously for its re-
moyal. The North Independent upon the South |
for lis prosperity and euccess-the Northern |
m 'rchants are the traders for the Union, they |
are the purchasers ard statesmen, transact
most OF the business of the country as importers
! Of fancy goods &c, and they send our cotton, |
rice and tobcce to the European markets, and
pay the South for the product Of her soil ana la
with the goods the cOtou, rice and tobacco
have purchased there Non intercourse would
build up an Immediate trade between Southern
ports and Europe, Southern men would be
the statesmen and purchasers Of foreign
goods, and they would sell Tie .ice, cotton
and tobacco produced by our own labor, the
enormous profits going into the pockets of
| Northern merchants by the way of COM
missions for buying and selling for the
! south, would be retained among oar own
| I@.,Ft Iii =. = ~
pared with tile data to enter We propose
touching another branch Of the same sub
Ject, aud we remark that tie Southern PEG
pie are called upon TO decide as TO the i'm
portance Of the matter and the. philosophy
Of ouE position,
Under the present state OF the public
mind 1t has occurred to Us as fit season to
bring to the consideration Of our readers
! aud invite the attention of our cotempora-
res Of the Press, to a matter surely worthy
: some reelection: The Press Of the free
States are iii cd with the bitteres: deuu4ci-
: atlons the mind Of man can conceive and
Il 10 a settled maxim with the Northern cd
: tors never. TO permit an opportunity TO
: strlk blow At the institution Of slavery 10
pass unemployed The most foul charges
, are promulgated and defended, the most
Evflanous and abusive language is employed
against slave owners, and everything cal
Cuia.ed 70 render the institution odi0us aud
7 the defenders Of it contemplate before the
/ world, s.sOu9LJ out by the inventive gent
rs coudnctIug the Northern press, end
: spread beo.c the world with ali The ec.at
! that The promptings Of Observation-Disclosures
1 can suggest. None are too high ior tie
: iaGatic2i crew - aim at. none are so low
e that these humau hends VIII fail 10 find
. land seek for them lower ialamy The
virtues Of the South are III tie mouths OF
: these fanatics Dy-Wocd and scorn; our
+ vices are sWeited into double their ptopor-
{ tons by the paid propogaters-Ihe chris
: tan is denied the privllcdg re among among
the fanatics Of the North of d scat at the
= communion table Of Christ if he be slave
4 owner The door Of the pulpit is CLOSED
Is against the southern minister If he be .
} slave owner. In some interior towns and
northern cities life is indauser A southern
Is gentleman Is liable to be ilsulred in allhoe
d any part of the North If he is known a
slave holder, and he may prepare himsel
d 10 be etoowed and showed about by the bucl
.e and she negroes n their fiaery.
ment OF tile Soutnerner an immense ain
Il cunt OF mater over which to chuclle, am
y Of course he prepares some disgusting reel
u tai of the Incident for the edlacation Of hi
J readers whose appeutes are as vicious an
H. morbid as his own. 20 long as the Sout
G. submits to this thing, aye, pays fer It sh
H. deserves neither sympathy 9eor respect
II We say that to a very great exten
al the South pay for and scpport the yer
d men who traduce our Institutions and de
nd nounce our citizens There are thousand
VS. upon thousands of Northern newspaper
he and magazines derive large proportion
patronage from the South. Let ti5jS cease
IT. Sustain no Northern paper or nagazm
ie- MI Of them arc against TIE South Qlad II
pt most Of them dell0u12ce oar Institutions
ed ABHORED OF GOD aud It's defenders.
on TRAFFICKERS IN HUMAN FILES
int ND BLOOD! True there are tho
, II among them professedy neutral, yet it
notorious that the editors of these neutr
TIL papers are the skilllul manufacturers
IN public opinion at the North, and til
ed through their superior facilities of gettit
! OF at public sentiment they are enabled
CHI Guide and control il: True, they do r
ion attack through theiy papers the Institute
eo, Of the South, but do they cvcr defend tte
ect, against the foulest and most degrading a
} to infamous ISLANDERS the heart of the fanat
| to can conceive? Never! They are liberia
Jni- patronized throughout the South, aud wi
oln- their patrons are the victims Of mercil
was assaults charity it would seem should {
Is them to the rescue. The patronage
ngs Northern press derive from the Sol
sso- strengthens the am Of the fanatic, 1t
that lIarGe his field of labor byaffording him
1th- means to draw around his enterprise OF