The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-01-09
The Abuse OF the President by
Ah0IifloKafSan1.

The abuse piled upon the Presidertby
unfnigated scamps who are still eDdeavor-
ing 10 agitate the Slavery question, is the
highest tribute that could be paid to his
course, and will serve still more to estab-
fish him i'll the affections of all patriotic
citizensof this glorious Uunion. II is a
thousand pities that Giadin4s of Ohio, who.
seconds the Engish Aholitionist, L ss-omp-
son, III his efforts TO stir up mischief could
not be nailed by the ears TO a ri.ioTy as a
who. esonle warming o alissucli wretches.
Here is a specimen Of his rawlings:
"Let the President hurl his launts at the
frcemen OF the North Let him speak Of
the powers vested in him; let him use the
bayonet the sword, anatfe cannon. let him
make himself another Idayiau; let him
drtnc our land of freedom in hood; but lie
will ncpcr make us obey that law. The
first cannon that opsIs lis sound upon nor
them freemen tolls the death-kneiI Of this
Republic! ] say what before God and
man leel--that the moment your Army
or Navy eonfronts the freemen offhe North,
that moment will bring this Republic to its
eternal sleep. make these remarks not
by way of menace. / do not mercy say
that am speaking my personal intentions
iii that resi- ect. I state what every ell-
Hlightened statesman. who has read the his-
tory OF onrs race, must feel and admit A
free, enlightened. AMI independent people.
vii snever5 be compelled by the iayonet, or
cannon, or the swotd, to aIdin carrying in
to effect this fugitive law
Gerritt Smith has called upon Tho fanatics TO
organise for The next Presidential campaign
i.-. -
Flag ofthe Union goes for thesforfnationo
a new State out of Eastern Texas, 10 he
composed ofstlles territory situated between
the Sabine and Trinity rivers <boniidetl on
the northwest by aeiine running from the
Trinity river to the point where tire 23deg.
moth latitude intersects 1903 deg. meridian
west longifnde=a corner of the boundary
Of the fpexans cession TO the United States;
then pursuing said meridian to SO deg,
80 min. north Iatitude.f id parallehofslat-
Iitads, the BED River, q =, to the Sabine.
RE1EAsE OF VIM L. CHAPLIN, THE SLAVE
lSTEALER The Washington Republic, of
the 2lst5n stant, has lieiollowinx 7. ass.
We ED Of me Lssltafllfsz Cnsc.--N1r.
Chaplin was on Thursday liberated from
the jail Of Montsomery county Sl 600
bait having uee mo lOf Ills 2 Il-
.I1eafance az Howard District Court. Bail
10 the amount Of $4,000 had been given in
this Districts 4e passed through Bahi-
Elnore. on Tlaursdayson hissretlrn home"
The facts in thiscase, we learn are, that
Chaplin Avas bronght down from Rock
vile Oh The 9th, under writ Of hnbeas cor
hpatss and stalzeil before Judge Brewer, att his
chambers ii Annapolis. where George III
sianlsB Of Bal inoresupp eared with him
as one Of his counsel, AND. gave the reqslir-
fed bail as above stated ft issaid that
6eFfit Smith paid 5000 ofthe bail This
Hhas probably saved Chaplin from | lie peili.
btdltiarg, as il Il thou lle 1vil al.
Here 3 anollser i;,et. sIlowin thaf the
seitive Save Law Is gen egaly efIira'
ciopss although there may Be oaeas ional
Iaisufss As 4 mater 81 sousse, tic Rhst.
tites oliI4 notice the fsfufes
nc Skores Rec silsss ell = "a Green
Vile Spy, of tie f9lh inst says Mt
i Mark wood Of M slllngton county Tenn
passed Enough OR u ge way houE
from akoalr q vi gnii WI Ilolli5.
Ghester. Esq who Had gone ilaillier Fl
pursuit nf some slaves hat lad wears agg
eSaa pad from his fafher Df r. n Chest6
S. Jo|seshosoIi h Mr. MARI rooa staf et
ln @teelleilA shhl sheV HAD succeeded m