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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22

ANOTHER EVIDENCE OF TRur FEELINGS
ON THE PART OF THE NoRTn.-The tele.
graphic dispatches of the New Orleans
Delta, of the 25th ult., from Pittsburgh
mention that one hundred and forty fn.
giIivc slaves left that place for Canada.
well armed, and resolved to die rather
than he e-captured. These black ras.
cais were OF course armed and supplied
with the means of escape by those
Northern men, who Were said, hv some
OF the speakers at the submission meet.
ing IN tins place. few days since. 10
be sound on the slavery question. DID
the history OF the world ever ,e>cuf an
instance OF so patient ii people. under
g%rIevous wrongs, as those of ire ~pn3hf
England would have delug, d ,hf earth
with blood, and set the world bv thr
1ars Tor one 1.-THE the cause the S59tA
mas had with the Norm, upon thu. soli
tary question. Here is an amount ID
certainly not less than one bupfrch
thousand dollars worth of ~proyr.t,
len rom the South at a single Swooa.
and then all chance of it's recovery en-
OFT, by supplying it with arms and 9th.
er means of escape. The a~po!osis.s of
the North on the South explain away
TINS stampede among the negroes. as
being negroes liable to be arrested un.
der the late fugitive bill. .If ANYTHING.
'lls adds TO the insult because they
admitted admitted, by their desire to escape to
canada, their liability to arrest and re.
covery by their masters, and vet. with
tlese facts plain to everybody. not a
single man in Pittsburgh or any place
through which they passed, offered any
obstruction to their escape on the con-
lfary, they were armed, as we have be.
lore remarked, and assisted on their
way beyond the reach of their masters.
ms Is beautiful evidence Of Friendly
feeling on the part of our Northern
brethren.-Free Trader.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22
From The Free Trade
h SCDMiSSlONlST ASSERTION

ThdCourier Of Tuesday says: aT1,
slqee 6ni Fugitive) toas chat re South
AT the very,moront the edis or If a..
Courier wrote that slavish SCI oun.n,
he knew chat the Fugitive SID mn
was defed, resisted and n sdsS,5
wholly imperative at the MOI -
was always intended by the
SC1ists hat it should be. Hff.s
that X was resisted at Springf' Nv
sachusetts on the suspicion
tain strangers Fom the SQmp \,
rived in hat town to To
slaves, the blacks and whites -
armed themselves to resist the law.A.J
both armed themselves to resist 9.
law, had its provisions been put
force. No thanks to Massachuset
that blood had not flowed like watpr-
as 1t undoubtedly will on the very fir,
occasion when a slave shall be Gale
for under the provisions of the law.
Had the aforesaid editor read
newspaper published in Detroit, Mich.
igan, the home of Gen. Cas-, on Inc
Oath September, SIX days before the ad.
journment of the Congress which pass.
ed the fugitive slave bill, he would
have seen the cool and atrocious advice
given to all colored people in that
State to arm themselves with the most /
deadly weapons they could obtain. and 4
shoot and kill instantly, and without
question, any s0uinerner who should
come to that state to reclaim his runa>
way slave under that law
The paper we allude to is the Penip> 1
suIar Freeman, and the editor says the I
only way to prevent false swearing to
property under that law, is to silence |
the Shareholders tongue instantly and
fOreUer an death!
We have not the least doubt but that
the editors injunctions will be implic.
lilly obeyed, and that every black run.
away scoundrel in thai state is now
armed to the teeth, gloating over in bis
mind how he shall cut the throat Or
drain the hearts blood of his tie mas.
ter, and probably his best friend on
earth
This" straw" all red with CORY muir.
der, ought to show the south hal frees
sollers would, had they the power feel
no more conjunction in killing slave.
owners at their homes in the south. than
they have i'll advising, counselling and
conserving to their death in Michipsn
But the editor of the Natchez Cou.
rler has made his choice; he a6iIiates
with those who have red murder in
their hearts against all southern slave.
holders. and if any one now holds him
at southern value, they will soon awake
to find him a northern viper. biting the
hand that warmed him
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22

Inc NA1cHEz CoURIER.-The Courier,
OF Tuesday last, shows its northern
heart, by its ever watchful scnsibility
to the slightest illusions to the people
OF The North. 1t says: Gov. Onilman
yesterday drew some invidious distinc-
tlon between northern and southern
troops"
Now the fact was that Gov. Quit
man, In speaking of territories acouir.
cd from Mexico by the common vale
OF North and South, said that the south
now abused and stripped of the re-
wards of victory, had met her full
a o ! the cost and danger of tho
war He added: aye, there were oe-
casions when northern regiments had
shrunk from positions which southern
troops had maintained" And for stating
q well known fact, reported BY General
Taylor in the battle Of Buena Vista. tho
fourier undertakes to scold at him.
Has it como to this, that a speaker
oeiere a southern audience shall not
De permitted to DO justice to the south
without being abused for it1
Free Trader.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22

trsih. heames 90 sting with II, etoepi b one
who holds that We have been injured, and YET
should not resist or take measures &C. protect our.
selves and Who gives iOf Il asa reason, either
ouf weakness or argues 10 himself ihaiiiough
deprived Of California yet he would never
have rome there any how and i makes no diL
ference that though savesaTe stolen. be ispro-
iccied by his Fefaa,ensss, docs ne, suffer from IL;
hat though the Legislatures u the North send
to the State resolutions declaring Us criminals
il don't make Us 80, OF set us back any Such
a man as this 1t might-no, 1t could not wound
the feelings Of one ~ devoid Of sensat O.
This same spirit would cause him to submit
to abolition, IL he were UNIDENTIFIED Tor his pro-
perry, aud pocketng the money, he would
seek aplace Of safety, leaving Others the hor-
rJrs 10 suffer; Il would cause him 10 suffer aJ-
clifton every where else, 20 he was left unmo-
Tested. Such seliislness is unheard Of among
men Of sound principles.
1t cannot possibly carry a reproach to any
one bot such as him we have described, unless
il be that repfoach, which is due 10 one who
decides upon a most important question with
ont due investigation. Except in this, there
can be no feeling excited by the application Of
this term for certain measures have been pass.
ed by Congress, to which Is seen no objec-
ton, and gentlemen counsel submission TO
them. We should as soon think of doubling
our W patriotism, as the latent patriotism of
a great number Of those in our country who
hold TO this opinion. Such a doubt would be
prepOsterous the intimation ofsuch, a SANDER.
We can say, however, with the greatest pro.
priety, that the wisdom and warmth of such
in not making investigation, may be question.
ed; and il may be said, that it is wrong to give
way at this imminent time, as they do. 10 that
amiable desire for peace and ease, implanted
IN our natures, and INDUCED to a great degree
by those having numbers dependent on them.
1t IS unwise to shut our eyes to the terrific pro.
gress made by the enemies to our institutions
within the last few years, or even months, and
iondly deem that ianaticism, going hand in
hand with interest, has satisfied lis desires. and
that we are safe. All, friends. what an error 10
this; they will go on, ifnot successfully opposed
by us, until desolation covers our land-iiIl the
firebrand aud the sword have devoured MS and
our loved ones, and then, standing amidst the
ruins they have made, will raise to heaven
their hands, rocking with our blood, and rlorify
themselves for their benevolence, their chris
tian philanthropy We have heard the strong.
est submissionisis Of this latter class assert. and
We are all conscious,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22
plsuNIoNlSrs AND sUBMlssIoNlsrs.


We find that we, among others, have been
styled in various sheets, a Disunioaia! He
who atlirms this Of us does not pay that strict
regard to truth which should be paid by him
who makes an assertion. We should be will.
ing to put the false application of the cpi,het
down to a want Of due examination, and appre.
citation of terms, holding il TO be COMPOUNDED
with secessionist, were itnot, that when applied
il, is accompanied-as, for instance, in the
Natchez Courier-with such terms MS ~0traitor,p
and "foul' and "meditated treason" sc, Sc,
al going to show, that in the mind ofhim who
uses it, il is associated with a high degree of
moral turpitude, and tina, lie does, indeed, hold
a Dissaioaist to mean, one who is willing, for
the purpose Of carrying ont his ends, to break
the compact of Union, After this is broken,
the disUnion, of courseyis accomplished, and
no who advocates the acting upon il, is only n
s.cessiontst, that is, one who is in favor Of with.
drawing from a connection with other States
in a Union which lsas already been severed,
andwhich crisfsh BIS Manage.
We love the uialan-we hope not less than
those who pra,e of their aiTection--when the
constitution which formsit is properly observed;
bu, when an irresponsible Faction has gained
the ascendancy--and iramples that %constitu-
zion under foot, usurping powers not delegated
by us, and using those we have delegated to
our heart, we hold it 10 be our duty to resist
the eneroachment and the injuries done and
if tc resist, a withdrawal from the power ofsuch
ihe Uniois b propar and ecessary-.aswe hold
il TO be, we have the right and II we do one du.
" mast secede, This Is our position, one ioun-
dsdMTusuce, IN ToH0T aTtfr+r-nyrfTwN
natuIe-scN protaoton.
Nov, a disunl0nlst N The proper sense, as we
have given il, is a dishonest, selfish and totally
unprincipled follow. Such are the Northern
people and statesmen, who, TO gain an ascend.
ancy in the Federal Government, chat they
may accomplish their %ianatical designs and
destroy the domestic institutions Of those to
whom they are bound in Union, from which
they blindly deemed they could not be driven
have broken the constitution, moi once only,
but repeatedly. Such are those in the South
who have supported them and given counte.
nance to their designs, because NoFihemers in
principle, or for the purpose of upholding their
selfish psry feelings. We are aware that some
have supported them ignorantly, and some
fear of the great North y but we do
not here refer to them, only to knaves. In cast.
--I e.. name Nnr a;noa che ~roo. nao.
composing the parties into which We have
heretofore been divided, are merged into the
soyrMLag STATES RMgx RAsIy, a new name
must Sc found Tor their r%esiduuh,) in casting
round fof a name for such, we say we have
cen one in which, after mature examination,
70 find nothing objectionable it is this-Suh-
iissionists. This is unlike the term DisuniOn-
a decent and strictly in accordance with
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22

New HoRH, Oct, 2.-Thc excitement
among the negro population of this city, on
the subject o fthe Fugitive Slave law, is in.
creaslng. a great meeting of negroes, male
and female, and 4 few white persons, was
held last night in Zion Chapel. Resolu.
tions rcpndiating the law, threatning to re.
sist its enforcement, were adopted. Several
speeches were made. At the close it was
stated That the full sum of $500 had been
raised to send to Baltimore to purchase back
James Hsmlet, the first fugitive taken to
Maryland under the law.
BoSToN, Oct. 2,-Thero is a great excite.
ment, both here and at Worcester, relative
to the reclamation of fugitive slaves. At
Worcester two slave owners are prowlinp
about with a view of catching some fun.
tives there. The citizens generally expresses
a determination not to permit any to be Ia.
ken away. Alarge number of fugitive slaves
met Oh Monday evening, at the Rev. Mr..
Snowden's church, and appointed a commit.
tee TO concert measures 10 prevent their re.
There are 10Y about 800 fugitive
in this city, many Of whom are in bus.
mess aud have families.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The President
has withdrawn his objections to the
Bounty Land Bill, and it is now a law.
Mr.. Thompson, of Indiana, has de.
cilned the appointment of Recorder of
the Land Office. and Mr.. Nathan Sar>
geant has been re>arpointed to said
office.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22

~ We take the following resolution
from the proceedings ola Southern meeting
held at Pendleton, South Carolina, attended
by Governor Seabrook
RcSotrcR, That in view Of the censc.
quences which must follow the aggressive
measures against the South, which Congress
has lately passed, it becomes us, MS a PEG.
pie, TO humble ourselves before Almighty
God, and seek divine aid and counsel. Aud
to that end we request his Excellency Gov.
Seabrook to set apart n day of Fasting, IIu.
initiation and prayer, on which he may in.
vlte the people of our State to unite their
prayers and applications for that wisdom
from on high, which may direct their steps
IN the present emergency.
In our opinion, nothing could be more
acceptable to a large portion of the people
of our State, than for our Governor TO pro.
claim a like day of humiliation and of sun.
p%lication TO the King OF Nations, our ueav.
enly Father, that we may, with his blessing
take the course now so necessary for u
good, in dependence upon him. This
would be highly proper, and indeed, The
Waterman watcheth in vain, uulcss the
Lord keep the city"
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22
GREAT EXCITEMENT ABOUT THE FueIrIvE

GREAT EXCITEMENT ABOUT THE FuGIrIyr
SLAVE BILL, &c, AT SPRINGFIELD, Mass
Intense excitement is prevailing here in con.
sequence ofthe supposed presence of several
persons IN search Of fugitive slaves. The
negroes are arming themselves for defence.
The Town Hall is now crowded with a
dense mass of excited people, who express
their determination not to allow n single
slave to be taken from among them, law or
no law Serious consequences are appre.
hended, should any attempt be made to zap
ture and take off the fpgitives. 1t is said
that al least FIVE hundred fugitives reside in
this town.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22
TuEsDAY MoRNING. ocToBER q

nE-W stil have no rain il is the seventh
week without a cooling shower The frost
We have had has, We hope, put to flight tie
Dengue.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22

We understand that a gang OF abolition.
ISIS were routed IN Stewart county, a few
days since. One out of the four was caught
and ridden on a rail, the rest saved them.
selves by a stampede. These devils should
be scourged from the South wherever found,
Tor the first offence, and for the second, hung
TO the nearest tree. --ColumJus (Ga0 Times,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22

Gov, Quitman and Ex-Governor Brown
addressed the people of Jackson on Satur.
day night last. They took extreme ground
III favor of resistance. - Fic&S. Wig.
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