The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-02-04


sive and powerful has it grown. that lis pro
portions are now so vast rs to overshadou
all other questions. AT the Norsl.-...ss.s- saes
sexes and condltions--all creeds and demon
llas'eas are deeply imbued with lis spirit
L ls the rnbic offheir religion, politics and
literature, and BY these Influences it threat.
ens to bring the Southern States ufSer n
sway regardless Of consequences. Tothese
facts. and 70 The dangers which they IRE.
tend we ought not to lie insensible. La
! mentable, however. is the admission thar
many are disposed to 90 on their way reioic-
/ ING, imagining that al arckk--.all Is pesuce
and safety This deluslon admiralty serves
our enemies, Il enables them more sue.
cessfulIy 70 accomplish their purpose. bv
quietly drawing the web Of their policy
around us.
Unfortunately for the South the charac.
ter and influence Of these aboliaionsts have
not been properly estimated. Few men
ever supposed that they would have accom-
pllshed so mGchin so short time. At6rst
their work was done under mask. Now
all disguises are thrown of and their plans
are prosecuted with boIdness, despatch
and efficiency which they feel their strength
and are determined to make us feel il too.
The trinmphs Of the past are the heralds Of
the future They have succeeded IN exclu-
ding slaveryirom all the Mexican acauisi.s
'ions' ald Surrounding The slave States with
GORDON q free States they have succeed
ed N destroying the political eqnaIityof the
southern STATES and weakning the seeuri-
1ies ol our lns'ltntlons they have practical
y engfa'ted the principles Of their odious
Y ianlotu me legislation Of TIE country.
hofms wlthtilcin are o. little consequence
Wnen ''af enu can pe as really obtained in
viie sffe as IN noliiers 'lhe slave trade has
qsSl' aF'e'islipasan itie Dlstflcf 81 Columbia
llH s'lls nP assltneE landlfaSk dsFesfiIag tiae
Wy y & esnslfsq siaes'ss; llie atallflonoi
s3aseky itsE'll Nlftlala Use l2lsf9ct Abolished
Aissse ,alia 81 esaasa ss2nf Al' sl'e tefriiorcs,
W. ede apoa'Klhlsss stop liaAi way ~ their
Wofo " enetv any'mng m their history
V l'ioucc ns V peheYe ihey wili.--Strength-
eneo N 'heif position and eagerto see their
hollese purposes consunmated m glo-
tlous victory, the next blow VIII be struck
q s'ie apoh'ion q slavery m the States
'',einseiVes meantime me South IS advis-
s. . pe passive ana indifferent e what y
oooal''n a q s''e con'll'''es 70 siumoef her
uooi,i = s'.eauy ieco.aea'
~ wouiu &c wen 'or oouthefn men TO
.l'c consequences winch VIII
io''ow ,fo'n 'he movements oi me aoolltlon-
's'S any ilee'sollsss' uhiess checkeu u some .
way 6 9 Quiet Noen'ng snort q iiie entlre
aooal''o'i Y save ~ slie ooueii' Y may De
as'liiy assuhicu' Wl'i sa1lsly men, indeed
iol 'liis we ,aYe 'nelf oisen repeated decla-
ia'iois anu conclusive evidence OF their
s'nceli'y y purpose : no. wanting insucn
~: ~ eseii', W''a' wou,u pe 'ne conai1lon oi
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