The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-13
(From the Knoruiie PledbiGn.)
The evil net over,


No one who will examine discerningly
the aspect of things in the Northern States,
since the passage of the so called pacidca-
ton measures, can say that these will prove
measures Of compromise TO the distracted
country. Every day witnesses the ripen-
ing Of spirit Of resistance on the part OF
Northern men, 50 the Fugitive Slave Law,
the Utly bill in the compromise calling tor
REIMBURSEMENT OF assumed right OH the
part of Free >oilers. How do we see II
carried Our! BY the threat, aud menac'
mgs o: Northerh fanatics. 50 athern slave
owners even now that Congress has Inter.
preted the Constitution for them, and done
ali il: its power TO enforce il, are deferred
from claiming their own under its p:ovs-
ous. We saw but few days ago call III
some paper in Massachusetts for a conveu-
ton Of the State TO take Iuto consideration
aud adopt means for resisting its enforce
meul. This feeling is not confined TO the
soil Of old Federal Massachusetts" i ex.
ss to greater or less degree in all the
Northern states. Pick up Northern pa
per and nine TO one You will fad rabid
editorial against the Slave Law. Thou "a
southeruers sing hallalujaI over the pas
age OF the specification measures, aud cry
down those W o do not join III the chorus,
"South Carolina nul.i6ers," "disunomiSIs.
All so on, taeee is at this moment NOR dis
satI slactiOn manifested in Massachusetts. or
| New York, or Pennsylvania than IN the fl.
teen Southern States combined. Does this
look like healing up lie waters OF disc )rd-
a cemenllng OF the fractured vessel-a re-
! .ttNa aud q FpalITa.
ZION Of all the syream songs Of peace which
haVebeen sung III tue ears OF the Southern,
lnasses by Southern Presidential asprants
IL their, aud their Instruments around them,
Have not Southern presses been proclaim
IuS 'peace, peace, over the late acuous
Con .Iess, "wLen the,e IS no peace!
here were Tour measures passed which
called Tor reliul ulShneAL OF presunptive
RI sat un the part Vt The south. 10 one OH
tile part OF tie 4FO.tu, even IA .ne most tu-
egai view IA winch ii can presented, -
Tar as tie Norm Is uce.aea. IAe coH..a
saw POI ucaI -4aa,uy 10 onSte57~-.3. e
= tq,uuJClum oi tae government ta@o snt-
= TIE Aduls ui th. s-.ea.t- - NJsa--tnrin
= selves p.ac.u 4, tae mercy Z! uleL Eurn.
yru uotu-rs S.. ..s. a.i.s i. Legislation, A.
d. tie N1rta fs att.. al7-usi-lI -c, ovtauar sne.
were fegUi,ru vi L. .s.attgv enactment, Is
u.,,.y tie IJasusu.lva, Does has zoos ,
wta4nCN-s- U4 4Eetg uat- ~ see ta- cuat.e.g
lquIctc.! Alues ID '-J fa.aef prove wa.
W. toau.'u p.oa n-af a. 81 E "a y ha
we dwell upon al u.O!e .eh5tn "a ahO'heI
article TO day, touching the real objects Q
: tue leading moovers against southern 4ns
: titutiOns?
Tn Sc who reckon upon return L
national quletude from the effects OF those
50 called pacI6cation measures, "reckol
U without their host We shall be Verl
y much mistake it Ihe next session of Long
e ress exhibits better state there. than dit
Z the one just adjourned, We shall be de
n ceVed, too, if NorIheTners do not fgh
Is very hard aud very indnstriously to a6oI
5. lsh slavery III the Dis riot Of Columbia
y From present Indications, there seems to b
Iliule hope Of speedy return to justice o.
10 the part of the North. Her stern feature
show very little INCLINATION towards relax
- ing aud melting into brotherly affection, q
~ some would make US believe. Look at
for yourselves. We may be bad inte
NJ prefer of muscles, but really we eau sa
nothing out an iron Of purpose theI
that will stop short Of nothing but an offe
u ing up Of the Republic of the South on til
alter Of Mamon.
81 Jenny Limbs voice. is said. not only ran,
a es to D, in ait, but also very frequently
~ x. T.C.
Yes, and her voice is said, too, to be ha
InOneOus, symphOneOus. aud rainbow colo
D, ed. What magnificent being she mu
b.? And, among other follies the Ne
Workers are guilty Of trying to bottled
portions Of the most vargated parts Of h,
n. voice to seud out South seli.-[ Ex-paps
Mt "Do you drink bale il America?" asked
~ cockney, OF Yankee the other day. IN
Stree, you id goose we drink tbatssd
and lightning" said the Yankee.-Ex.