The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-01

Bat IS, ne was spouse III SIe IJSS "
". while the great KeDtdcky free soiler
sgst the offspring. Vick. SsntfaeE'
RIO sOnshcrn Question i'm Arkansas.
The senior edilot Of ths Appeal has Just
turned from a two weeks visitto some Of
\ friends in Mississippi county. He
eut nainlg ia search Of health, aud was
fortunate as 10 Gnd it. The feeling 10
Il county appeatst 70 be unanimous among
paties that the South has submitted
ns enough to the agsressiobs Of the
orlh, and tEal further submission would
tOduce increased oppression which could
nly serve 10 widen the breach between
e Two sections, and diminish the hope Of
friendly compromise Of difficulties. They
Aerefore highly approve the proceedings
the late Southern convention al Nash
He, as well as the address issued BY its
lembers, and the proposition TO hold an
bet siwslar c~,Giiv1ntioe al tha.same plaesl
fer the adjournment 81 Congress.
During the late county counts al 0,ceola,
Pine forty or City delegates were appoint
70 attend this convention, and we have
asou 10 believe hat many Of them will
tend and participate IN It's deliberations.
ghilslthetc are one or two fishy counties
this State which have declared, through
nall committees, their unwilinghess 10
tend the proposed convention, we cor6
salIy anticipate that all will (olloW he
ample Of Mississippi county 50 soon as
|ey are brought fully to comprehend the
tuFe Of the question, their own position
10 reference to il, and the amount Of
ngsF tO the ~perreluity Of The Union
Alch il involves We feel assured that
masses Of all parties, and everywhere
ne South, are loyal 10 her peculiar insti-
llousi the constitution aud tie Union.
Y they want information which ishy
ssses and uOpatriolic demagdgnical lead
4 nave withheld from them ; there are
vera pressesOf this character TO be found
A'tausas as well DIS in Tennessee and
'eFal other southern States. They tell
people that The late aud proposed Nash
Y conventions are calculated 10 produce
AspeFa'lon snd Ultimate disdniou-,bau
R'SA noshlng can be more untrue n
0aly a sSaains The proceeding and
: s0e address of tie late convention 10
convinced that tieS ore evidently coh-
saIVe' They tell item 10 wait 70 | an
I ac' On ihe part Of the Nottk befSte
sssAe any action-ihan Which nothing
n Mn '' 1'scn'evOus and ridicItoas.
'os'n mas already perpetraled mshy
s., ~. against 4, the repOse, interests and
m"s gual rights q, the South, vet still
~ ollad guides would have i, GO fulthsr
. ps'pslrate more and more unbeatable
~ they no. see that the overt All
Eals0 they are 50 fond Of prating. and
M I yalcH they would delude the people.
ave The inevitable effect Of widen
A. n bleach between the North and tbe
", and predicting disOdion, psrhap.
IN s'S9e waf2 The true policy oF he
u \ 9 prevent this 0vett act, and lie
way TO do Sd Is 10 present 1 bTm,
. | front d The North ii he NJ.
| ~s'aVeAolding States become unitea !.
~ % this question and we feel a
VIZ confidence EAd, all will yetgo welI.
q Interests viii be secured; our RIGHTS
s N and Tie cloud of civii discord.
" now hangs % darby I'D poF,so.
~ ever the country be 4olied BACK g
". source from which il emsnatcd.
s'''lpaisd BY the sunshine q renewed
sasspased friendly general relations