The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-13
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 10, 1850.

As an0 her caange in III L same public |
opinion III The North that the General did
not name, it is proper to say the Register
has ceased its oppositinn against the ticket |
dominated BY the friends ofrhat little eoueak.
ing man, mcnrfnned by the General, and
he II Is now the advocate and defender al
ne whole ticket, is abolition affiliations and
all This change has recently occurred
occurred, and il il INV definitely settled tina,
Filmorei>m and SeWardiSm have SHAKEN
hands in New York This is as the Gene
tal predicted two years since it must be III
hr. Fillmore is elected.
But The Genera, referred to Col. Wehb's
Courier and Enquirer as having recently
changed its position. We were prepared
for this, for we we'll remember when the
sun set upon the gallant COL, most able
and malignant opponent of tho II. s. Bank.
aud that it rose upon him the next morning
change man-p3wef,I AMI sudden change
ot public opinion this. SURELY Oae neh
'uitlced 70 operate this great change, and we
! were prepared to believe that the Courier
Enquirer again had b"come the sub
i"ct OF conversation. lis likely that the
General Is mistaken in annnIuc.nx tn I the
Courier has changed lis po,sipn--if IL chan
ged we are sure it Is now as heretofore, an
ardent advocate and defender Of that littIp
q" aklng man, w H. Seward Oar au-
tnority is Gen. Foute organ, the Washing.
ton Union.
The General alluded to lh4 B oston Cour,
ier If we remember rightly. that il The Or
gan OF Mr.. Webster aud has been his apa..-
oslst and advocate for Years. Mr. Wei
stsr has said that he was "pIedg4d to stay
back tr"tn becoming slave every foot az land
now free" Mr. Webster and the G urier
ara re lhle always agains To. S,ulh.
Gen. FOote said that NJ. Film re called
n fifty ofhis friend' aud tn,y pledged thsn.
9 Ives t" stand by him. What a ply thai
'lr. Fillmore dill not get ffy Of 4hosr
friend. to susioin The Fugiive slave bill.
It's known that but 3 Of III friends cnu,d b
rallied tor that bill, and that Samuel A. Ell.
Ii"'. the gentleman referred ie by the tipne
ri as having voted for it, has been denoun.
J ced IN pubic meetings held in Boston. as
n r"rr"pi, vile aud hearllesS
i Gen. Fnote alluded TO the Nv York
!. eraId, as having thrown its weight into I'll
contest and was advocating the rlghts nf tn.
;, S,u b aad Ia" Flkitive Slave law particular
/, ~. We have ia hand an article from III
j. Herald thai shat appear next week w.
). will lake no extracts from he article 10 da,
r. Tor the General possibly might accuse u
u Nlth hrlng u'ju>t, Il, not pers,ualv unkn
= toward m-4ar Zee Jugs all run the olhr
4 way, "a rhe General vii! avow.
d The General asserted that the Fugiriv
ii slave ltw had ben no Wh~re SuccesstIil
n resisted. In this the General Spoke withnu
u tail Iutorm4.i1n. The enforcement at th
j, aw has been successfully resisted in ia
l. city Of PhiAdeIp hia and the custody refuse
} the master and the slave set tree. Ii ha
been resisted else whAr. hat whether success
tuIi, We ore unprpparei 81 sa,-it has bee
the cause of bIoodsIalting already. But "
must Conclude.
Judge Gholson had hut an hours motto
: before enicrng upon the debate, and ther
H. was notq'!me 10 gather Il records in pro,
d ar order. HI met the Geieral under hi
I disadvantage; the General was rhurnL CHI
- prepared, and every ono comedies 10 tn
: General talent ola re tdy and effective orde
> These remarks are not Gated for by tn
~ way Of apnogising for Judge Ghoson, +,
= bat is unnecessary. They are given
show why Ohol$un failed To bring furwar
T. n one b"dy the whole history Of Senate
- Fo",e upon the compromise bills. judy
r. Gh"l,"n introduced the letter Of the MlssIs
a. ,ppi delegation TO 9V. Qmtman asking il
>tTucti' ii also he resolutions Of the Oct0bt
. convention. The position of Senator Fop
'e will never he reco1ciled either with the O
40 oh,r convention or the subsequent action
Is The Legislature. Judge Ghnlsona arg
~ mrnts were unanswered and we believe h
: position unauswSrabIe. His speech Vi
81 able aud effective.