The organizer., 1850-11-16
For the Organizer

ing CommltIee OF NlgHahce' "uJON
For the Organizer.
Mr.. EDIToR:-The last Wing NORTH
Star of this place, seems TO be very much
displeased with the late proceedings of The
meeting held in this place during Circuit
I Court, and the Editor Of that paper as usu'
a., has grossly misrepresented that meeting
S we'll as the motives which aciuated some
who took part in l. The course that paper
has pursued since IT'S commencement here,
has been to serily as uear as sslble' the
old adage, that a "Iie well stuck to is rs
good as the truth" There has never been
a public meeting h, Id in this county since
The pubicar of that paper here, that It
has not perverted the aCllngs or m tons ot
some who participated in 1t. 1t seems
that this puny advocate Of Subm's ion, has
taken the county Of Lafayette under Its
especial charge, TO speak for lI' citizens.
As one man, say, God deliver me from
such an oracle.
II is wel known that the meeting during
court was called by the friends tf ''South'
err Rghs and The Constitution" yet the
"Submi, sionss" came into and Paricipa-
led in the discuss on and actings OF the
meeting, without any inoitatioH, and no ne
objected 10 the amount Of time they consum.
ed by their "grcat, ABLE, and ELO-
QUENT" champion Of submission and
freesoiliSm, yet when the can luct OF their
leaders became Impudent and arrogant,
they were told fr the purpose Of in uclng
them to act with propritty, that they had
been permitted from courtesy 10 parlicl-
pate in the meeting, yet this respectful
insinullion did not have the ell, ,cl 10 induce
the Submission leaders 10 act respectfully.
II was well known that the suhmissionsls
lad not contributed t. get up The meeting,
but on the contrary, they were opposed TO
any meeting being held. This fact alone
ought 10 have induced them TO have acted
with becoming respect after the meeting
had assembled. They brought ali their
forces from The country and town iuio the
meeting, and it was supposed by many,
tina they had come up in such a phalanx
to vote down all Southern measures. But :.
81 soon as they nscerlained that they were
largely in the minority, the ,bmissioniss
attempted TO break up the meeting 10 pre-
vent any rs buttons from passing, hut
much 10 their rtifcdtion, they failed 10
this last attempt AM now their mouth piece
otiempts TO msrcpresent the meeting.
The Fillmore NORTH Star says that it
was not anticipated by the submssionsrs
that any resolutions were 10 he presented
70 the meeting and many oflho submission
lists left before The resolution appointing
delegate 70 the Nashville CONVENTION WIS
presented. The writer Of this was present
al the meeting during the whoe time, and
did not see any dimiauiion Of their mum.
bers up to the time, their attempts to defeat
the appointment Of the delegate to the
Nashville Convention was roied dorm by
the sturdy yeomanry Of the country, by a
majority OF more th n trO to one. Then it
was that the submiss onisls retired from The
meeting with ''long faces" afer they co1ld
not defeat The will Of the people.-NOp /,
is, forsoolh, they deny they we're there.
These are some Of the beauties Of submis-
sionism. Ii the meeting was prolracted
until late huur in the evening it was be-
cause it vas inlerrIpttd by a r'gmarolc nC
nonsense from the GREAT" chlmpiun oc
freesoilism.
Whenever the time NAV come The wr-
ter is willing to risk the welfare Of the
South on the gallant c,unty ofLa.Fay elite.
The writer Of this d es not pretend to
speak lOr the WhO'e county, yet he has
more authority 10 do so, than the sIbmis.
sion organ in this place. The Star is in.
formed that the author Of this is no fictitious
character as his name can lie rorlhconi.ng
whenever called for at the 9rnper place.
A CITIZEN.
THE CoNPRoNIsE FarLuRE.-We |
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