Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29

~ azosAer fszzz'' 10 California, and by the
refusal Ct Congress 10 remove the s'Her-
sogH Pr8riSg' from the territories, or TO
ueoo-zize the Missouri Compromise line,
there is not a foot Of all those bcundless
possessions, teeming with golden treasures
and rIch IN natural resources, TO which a
citizen Of Marshall County, or a Southern
usssn who Is = STAKEHOLDER, can go, although
Ehey are Offered, without money and with
cut pTioc, 20 adventures from every other
lznd and clinel
NoTERs OF MARSHALL Is this right?
j Il iusti Is il honestl Is it in accor-
dance with the spirit Of our Federal Con-
sfIsutlon, which was made .sTo ESTABLISH
JUSTICE AND PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELL
rNRE~ And Vet, when Southern men
dare 70 express their honest Indignation
a this gigantic fraud and outrage upon
their rights, Federal Submission Orators
SETInu az among Us TO chide US into ac-
guiesoeas7e and 30 denounce US as "agita-
zsg-s. sssxaso4SSfs, ezsssf fyuiforss 2, we are
reminded thai these acts by which we
have been cheated out Of our birth-right
Il equality. are now ''tac solemn hglc Of the
Ezz3," and, had a. they are, we must sub
Es.is 10 them IA uncomplaiaing silence.
These FEDERAL CRoAKERs, seem to for
cet that the ALIEN and Sedition Laws
were alSo once 1.-The solemn laws of the
and But that did not deter Virginia,
n her early and better DAYS, from ifting
UP her un;erTIfied voice, solitary and alone
except seconded l,y Kentucky, in denoun-
eng them rs unconstitutional and uoid,"
AZ d n asserting the great principle that
Sass and each of the other sovereign States
Il the Union had right, for themselves,
30 Judge '-aS well Of infTactions as of the
mode and measure of redress" The
proceedings Of Virginia and Kentucky
were denounced n that day by the other
SAFES. and by-s' 'edeTal Orators within their
oygn borders, as revolutionary and uncon-
Ssitusieual, and as tending TO disunion.-
But those old and tried Republican Pilots,
NNussox AND JEFFERSON. were then at
tie helm of affairs. and they held the ship
ot State &5 her mooring until she outrode
the >;orm q Federal aggression Had
;hcv Welded 10 the CRY OF ..ScC eSSioa, dis
vu5su ard ,zgiEqf5ez,' all would have been
ios-. and gigantic Federal despotism
uo,l.i now darkcn all the land with its
bzletuI shadows,
FeaeEalESsa : Sace More at ats old Tricks:
DO Wc meet together here among our
selves 10 deliberate over the wrongs inflic-
la uPe2 Us and the dangers that impend
over u.s. vt once the cry is raised: "Be-
sozrg = SscsSSi9a, D5Sxaion, and 4gita-
f5sas BClngze kosc you come in contact
s-ifs tse Fc3crQl Government, or spoak
fivespacff'Ei'v oi The solemn lars Of the
ATaf5'' Instead of speaking out to their
ie.lOw-citizens Ike men, and Southern
aaen. aad presenting facts upon both sides
- the question, 50 that we might be able
- Judge tOr ourselves ssas well of infrac-
tlonS and aggreSsions rs If the mode and
measure of redress" narrow, partizan,
onc-Side8 views are presented, represen-
ting the South as infested with agitators
and cons5'iratoTs against her security and
prosperity, whilst Al the North there is
lcj ripple 10 disturb the political waters.
lsi1 You ever hear one Of these boast
ful, Jnion-lo-ing men tell YOU that, of
these Six Compromise Measures, the North
claims - have carried tre her own way,
and that the South got nothing but the
Fugitive Slave Bill, which, 10 the citizens
II Marshall County, may never be worth
the PAPER IL IS written uponl
DO they ever tell YOU, that although
this Abolition spirit did not develope it
sef n an organized form until 1882 in
the city OF Boston, If has made such alar-
uling progress that il has swallowed up
both the great National parties, Wing and
Democrat, al the North. and now con-
iroiS the legislation of both Houses of
Congress,
Do they ever tell Won that this fell spi
IT. after having already driven the South
fucsn nearly 100000 square miles of
Territory. instead OF being appeased with
Is recent triumph in the Compromise
Measures, Is only flushed with victory,
and rendered more arrogant and aggres-
SiVes That there have been more aboli-
f5sn demonstrations at the North, and of
more formidable character to the South,
sInce the passage Of these peace measures,
than Al any time, within the same period,
besorel
DO they ever tell YOU that nearly all the
elections that have been held in the Nor
she-n States since the passage of these
measures, have resulted in the election of
Free-Soilers and Abolitionists to Congressl
E Have they ever informed you that the
determination was fixed and universal at
the North, that, whatever battles the
South may hereafter fight under the flag
q the Union. and whatever territory may
he acquired aS the result of those battles,
i shall ALL ALL. be dedicated TO Free
scils That Mr.. Webster. the great con-
s1iruiional expcunder AT the North, has
declared THAT 1T Is UNCONSTITUTIONAL TO
sNSTx or ADMIT ANY MORE sLAyi
STATES FROM NEWLY ACQUIRED TERRIFIC
gri
I. Do they ever tell You that the Aboli-
;icniSss in England and Scotland ARE
SENDING OVER NEx AND MONEY TO AID
THE ABoIxTIoyISrS IN THIS COUNTRY IN
PROSECUTING THEIR WAR uPoN YOU MORE
SUCCESSFULLY, and that the plan of this
internal coalition is, to confine slavery
within its present limits, by encircling II
o x.<.-vS<,~, ~ fs-aa States and fhuS o.