The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
From he Augusta Republic Wnig. lGa.I

We have, from time TO time, exhibited
the proof Of the Northern hostility 70 this,
the only act ofjustics done the South, in
all the measures Of compromise which have
been passed by Congress to give honorable
peace to our distracted country. We have
heretofore shown that, Out of the whole
Northern vote, that law obtained only three
wing votes in the House and twen'y-eight
Democratic votes. This vote banished
from our hearts allconfdence 10 northern
justice. The law was passed mainly by
Southern votes, and northern members.
have gone home, either, to pile combus,i-
bles upon the tiazing altar Of northern ia
nalicism, demanding its repeal, or to ex-
cuse themselves Tor permitting its passage.
We present a few more facts in our pa.
per this morning, TO show the reception
which il has met among ~ dearly be-
loUed brethren ofthe Tree States.
Gracious God is this the honorable set
element Of the slavery question Of which
our papers and submission orators speak,
10 such terms Of extTavagant eulogy n
Public meetings at the norlh-candidales
for Office in their letters and speeches.
ministers Of the peaceful rtligiOn Of Jesus
Christ-religious assoc ialions and synods
AL speak the same language Of detesta.
lion Of the law, and rebellion against its
enforcement. Slave owners, in pursuit Of
their fugitive property, are derided, scofFed,
scorned, and even threatened with death
in their efforts TO- re-take them--Marsbals
and cOnstables, commissioners and judges,
have resigned their commissions rather
than participate 10 carrying the law into
effsct-Mobs Of negroes and whites, with
deadly weapons 10 their hands, are every
where obstTucting the operation Of the law.
The most conservative papers in Phila-
delphia, New York, Boston, and other ci.
ties, are writing il down--Leadi6g politi.
clans and citizens are OPENLY aiding, by
letters and speeches, aud other public ex,
preston Of their opinion IN bringing il into
contempt, and making itnugatory. A ger
eral horror seems to peTvade all classes anC
ranks throughout the free States al tht
passage Of the law. The cly Of repeal o
this hell invented process against humal
liberty, is heard on every hand, in cities
towns and country The constitution, an,
our rights under il, are cast in the drpadIu
shade of the demon Of iaualicism--Thi
streets TesOund with the heIlish cries oflh
mobs Of Llacks and whites, who rise up /,
protect fugitive slaves, and the courl
where justice and law should preside, ar
shaken with the lhunders Of tumuliuou
I violence-wrath, vengeance, insult, an,
: farther threatened wrongs are hurled al IN
: south, and her hated Institution. Instea
Of peace and quiet, aggression and ~violenc
] stare US in the face-AVarice and flnat
icism are the high priests who minister .
9 the unholy altar Of eternal opposition /
southern rights.
We ask then If this is the hour for III
South TO- aher2-to REJOICE over what ba
been done--to ptocl1im that hei right
D have been respected, and all SHE demand
ed has been given her Is his the hOa
to oppose a CoNvEHTIoN Of her people, an
declare to the civilized world that the Lee
: IsLATURE and GOVERNOR OF GEoRouA d.
serve public cENsURE for calling a CoNvEN
Y TON for acts BY which ii is said no WRONG
have been done 10 Georgia OF the. Sou,I
Is this the time for Southern orators I
B refine their styles, brighten their wits, 40
: ill their eloquence with charms, ia laudin
the JUSTICE, the LIBERTY, and III
FRIENDSHIP of the FRATERNAl
NORTH2 VIZ do not envy the lust ofprois
5 which makes a Southern orator thirst f.
$ glory in such a field OF debate, ON sUcB
! SIDE OF TIE QUESTION!
People Of Georgia, awake! arouse :
You will be amazed before long at the dan
I gers which will encompass YOU. II III
d blood Of freemen flows 10 your veins, i, wi
be ready to burst forth before long at III
= deception, the insults aud the mockeries q
9 the North. The Free STATES are Ii
y deadly foes Of the SouTH, and evety wes
pom which they grasp nov is seized tode
stroy heI hated institution.
Hewho can embrace the North upon III
o recent settlement Of the slavery question
can fondly receive the embraces Of an er
: envy, or swear that the Kisses Of the serper
are the sweet notes Of music.
People Of Georgia, look with the exac
est eye upon those who new seek vo,
votes. For Heaven'srsake, for YOU ow
sakes. il you err at al, err on the side
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