The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-08

The proc nmaiI0u 0i Gov QrfruaE-so
calm. 80 patuoilc ~ dcriei-nas iuIru
like q b1mbshc'i snour fhe pstiy htte fac
ION OF -ubmssiDnists iu fhis state. A. hou.
OF TO the godoa. % q ,o der anl patuf ior
biz iun aui uuliueinnr adherence o. duty
and god cheer % thr iurul, OF the south
AZ surh a time. BE- b. r. SUBJECT Of harriet
congr1t. alton i0aI iuIu Mi.si.sppian- that
we have r. SogefHlr who knows hs dut,
aud Will faithfully aud lesrr-sy execute &c.
Let the pe1pe siaui boy tnrir patriotic Gov.
cru1r. aud While u-euing the Stole from Jh,
penls which environ her, ogerwhrlm with
confusion the abJcct submissiouists who
counsel her 10 her own dishonor
The indications from all parts Of the South
coming TO us, are suspicious Of a resoiule
aud determined spirit Of resistance TO aggres-
sions on Southern rights. The conviction is
deep settled, aud spreading iarand WIDE. that
while Congress exercises the jurisdiction
over the subject Of slavery which Il has SEX
ID upon, IN violation aud disregard OF the
Constitution. there Is no peace or safety III
this Union, aud that they must recall the
powers they have entrusted 10 1t, and look
10 their own State governments, or to an.
other conlederacy, for protection, and for
their future progress. The unconditional
surrender Of the public domain TO free soil,
although carried by aid OF the shameless de-
lection Of some few Southern men, viii not
be tamely aud basely acquiesced IN. These
recrcant servants must now 20 before the
people. Let them do 80, and tell them that
our Legislature acted like n gdng Of nlunies
when by an overwhelming majority 1t de-
clafed that the State would not tolerate or
submit to acts which an Abolition Congress
has had the terrneriiy to crowd upon U.s.
Let them advocate an unconditional, a clean,
dIsgraceiul and Illuminating back-oHt, and
champion the dishonor of the State. We
want TO sec the SiiHkS before the people on
such issues. They must Uphold these y0d.
Der GtEs-uphod the bride to Texas-thcy
must maintain thu it # is right, and proper
aud Just to kick the South out Of every foot
Of the pubic Iands-to bny for frcc.sOil even
that which was beyond dispute her own
aud to brand Southern men with the stigma
Of %nieriunty! Upon such issues must the
man who has betrayed Mississippi in the
Senate meet her people, aud to these issues
we shall hold him, bod aud cunning a. he Is.
Abolition has given the Union is death.
blow, aud the MAI must be- binI or a foo,
who believes it viii stop al its present vic.
tories. lie is a vile kuave who reads the
temper of the North aud the acrimonious
debates in Congress since the passage of the
so.calicd peace measures, ard yet tells The
South that 1t has even momentariy halted
~ It's career OF aggression aud insult. IIa
lima victory is yet 10 be won, buT every srep
Is a step forward IN It's march, We sha
not hat at the hobgob in spectre Ola broken
Union IN our advocacy Of resistance and IT,
dress. The Union is not worth preserving
but for It's guarantees of our rights, aud these
are reckiessly dlsregardcd, and the Union
which our father, framed no longer exists
The Abolition torrent has swept away these
guarantees, is still ru,,lug ON, aud II -oulh.
ern men DO not meet and breast it, will over.
whein ns, our country, our property and
our families in one common ruin.
But we repeat there are good signs for
the South. Sixty days will show u state OF
fee ing not drealned of by the tree-soi,e rs,
who have, with tyraunlcal threats of the
power OF the government, demanded a sur
render OF our territorial rights, South Caro-.
lima is ready aud waiting-to her honor be
II said, not n voice of discord within her i'm.
its. Georgia is moving, and NlObama, Flor.
ida aud Arkansas are preparing to move.
Mississippi is IN the lead true as steel To her
Sisters of the South, aud Louisiana, traduced
by the Yankee press OF New Orleanr as era.
Ven aud submissive, cannot separate herself
from her allies in interest and destiny.
W halovcr movement these great central
states OF The South may make, they are am.
ply able to sustain. The border States to
the North, tlmid and backward at first, will
be forced to join us when the time m
for a choice,
Let us then rouse the ~listless to n sense of
their danger; encourage the wavering; catch
the spirit of the resolute aud brave and loin
one and all in a united effort to maintain the
Rights of the South, in the Union or ont of
the Union.
ANOTHER FEDERAL MEASURE AvowEp.-
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