The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-08

u,ho has mind enough to per-
10, ~ nT nrrii 10 which the South ana her
"].n';ons have been brought oy inc on
sll,u u.,eb Of fanaricism, operating upon
PaIi ms,s AMI taking unlimited control
|uDs'dllla y, u The Federal Governments;
! w6O. with the DANGER q rag nun !"
w., wil yeteoUnselthe SCUM % !
N Of that goveTnn ent isr justice
3 ine ,;,v and browbpat aud Tidicules
% l"0oanres every effort OF he south to
n ror rs own professionalism q man
y" nnworhy Of the name ofa SouInerner
uamO Or a pair OF, He must be a
haran, : his intelligence rescaes
raw, om II. alternative condition OF be-
u : cool,s He is blind or a knave who
y, oot see thai the tim" IS here 10 stFlKe
Se ~ ror SOU ,hern rights. or hasely to
arrender hem. r;,n
.msnds i. Ii is zine 10 speak cur plain
,Shsn every interest that a man q a
~ hold dear. is il danger fbeing whit
s y ND triaed. or battered away, by a pacs
Il uncrateIul sous, singing tAe 1osom =.
IL mother that nurtures them ana s'anGeF
~ The good and lrue men who are rals-
hi, Shields for b sacred portectIon.
s,sooallv interested in the safety o. our
IL a0d children, and our property, all
soand m in his issue, We Intend to SPEAK
gso,nIv Il ,heir oeience; and whether our
ro,ds fall harshly on the ears OF the abc-
;,;oa;s,s North. or the timid and craven
'.rd Il submissionists South, we care rot.
I q man is devoid Of sense, he IS not r.
nopsibIe for erroneous judgmentsi II ne
n lsdvralist and coaslltutlonalist lnsprl' :
sinle. he is right to uphold measures thS'
Detge supreme power Ia the central fede-
government, even though il brushes the
osl1mtions Of portion Of the people sub
pct to that government. But Il ne IS az
Intelligent Southern mar, with Southern
Jews Of tbe limited powers Of the genera
government. q j The original aud reserved
ishls aud powers Of The States as SOW
rignties, and vet p%ronources in favor o.
he measures now progressing IN Congress
o logic or sophistrY can rescue him iron
be DOM of a traitor to the South.
Weknow that allowances are to be made
or prriadic. of long standing. We know
low difficult, for instance, ii is, FIR an oil,
emocra,, W. 0 has for twenty years beer
eadiog Thomas RiIchie's paper, and TAX
ng his opinions as oracular and apostolic
uddeDly 10 SEE that that Old Palinurus i
| last a false pilot, aud is iunning the Shil
no The breakers of htresy and treason
So Of a whig, bound up IN III" association
nd passions Of party ties. But tits The dnt!
II all such men, in times like these to TAX
bothing on the credit of the past. 1t
hem study for themselves the features .
his great question, and race, to their fear
d results, the causes in operation I
shange the whole structure OF the govern
tent and 10 subvert the constitution itsell
b obedience 10 the demands OF Nor her
anaticism. Let them rad their conditioI
sa South m people, as forcibly and plain
laid open, in The address Of the s nth
RI convention, and each for himself de
sTmine whether it is better to sacri6c
stty ties aad Pr JUDGES aud affection
pr men and I'D associations. or t, aid b
patty or open hostility to the Soulher
ause, the contamination Of the dee
wrongs and mighty desoIaticn with whic
be victory Of lanaticism will surely BIZ.
bis Southern Iaad.- Columbus Georgia
Times.