The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-02

I war with all their principle and usages. Nj
7 Fillmore urges the repeal OF the Democratic
tariff OF 1876, and the re.enactment cf the
odlous law OF 1912, which Federalism
spawned when il obtained power by virtue
OF coon skins and hard cider humbugery in
1910 He urged the establishments of a
splendid Internal improvement scheme. 10
lmpoversh the treasury aud afford an add.
tional pretext for imposing high tariffs TO be.
neiiI the View England lords. Is il not i'm.
portant, then, that the Democracy should
Unlte%o make war upon il and upon the par.
ty which will struggle in the approaching
presidential election to operpetuate this policy
There is nothing now to prevent a move
men. 50 anxiously looked for by the Dem.
ocracy threughout the length aud breadth
OF the hole Union A cordial union has
been established between all divisions spring
ing ont of the slavery Issues, in every South
ern State, Shall this example be lost upon
the Democracy of Mississippi? Are we to
permit the corrupt and designing demagoges
of the whig party to keep alive a feed, for
the eXisteuce OF which there can be no ne.
cessity, so that they themselves can rise trl.
umphant upon the ruins of the Democracy
Are we TO believe their promises, when we
can iathom the motives which prompt their
Vaccinations |! These men know that the
Democracy, when united, are all powerful
aud as rhe hate Democratic principles, so do
they strive to prevent reunion among the
Democrats, which will lead to the triumph
of Democratic measures. Union Democrats
do not be deceived by those arch hypocrites
and deceivers If they are cincere in their
pledges. 10 abjure their abominable whig
heresies. and to raise their voices against
the nominee of the Wing National Conven-
ton, your reunion with the Democrats who
advocated resistance TO the Compromise
measures can be no obstacle in the way of
their doing so. The very fact that they de.
sire you to be separated from the other div.
sion of the Democracy, is proof, clear and
convicting, that they nav PROSTATE them
selves in the dust at your feet with sinister
motives. They will arise when occasion Of
fers and betray yol into the hands of your
politca enemies, Such is evidently the
purpose of ftliese aunkey Wing politicians of
the oaves and fishes order
Bound then, as Southern Rights Demo.
Gratis and Union Democrats are, for the same
port--aboard Of the same old ship Demo-
cracy which was loosed, half a century ago,
from its federal moorngs, by Thomss Jeher-
Undetermined to advocate the same mea-
sures--determined TO support the nominees
of the Baltimore Convention, and to have
voice in the selection of those nominees
what we ask, is there to keep them from co
operatig with the utmost cordiality? Let
each one then, do his duty manfulv. Let
all meet together in county conventions and
send delegates, without reference to their
views upon settled issues OF State policy, TO
the EIGHT OF JANUARY CONVENTION, and let
that convention select good men and true
to represent the DEMOCRACY of Mississippi
in the National Democratic Convention,
thus acting not only together in our own
State, but acting in united brotherhood
with TIE great Democratic party ofthe whole
countay. And so sure as the ysar 1852 rolls
around, so sure will the country he bIest by
the overthrow Of the Fillmore administration
and the election Of Democratic Pres-
dent.