The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-07-24

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comp alalse 9iis ate faed py Che con
Yentlon Is "a evidenced of We Diet nation
of the North q tfnple nron political
rights 81 fhe Southern atas "a DESTROY
their equality IA the Union, and plaec the
government under thc control 81 fanatic
and sectional majority, see 18th luton.
That the position assumed and the con-
stitutienal ghts declared ia The following
resolution
THAT the Institution OF Isl avery ia thei
HSouthern States IS LEFT, By the constitution,
Exclusively under the controlof Che States
Gin which it exists, asa partof theirdone site
''policy, which they and they only have ight
"to regulate, abolish or perpetuate, as theyl
"may severally judge expedient; and that all
"attempts on the partof Congress brothers to
sintefere with this subject either directly orl
'indirectly are in violation of the constitution,
Dangerous to the South and ought to be
'tpro16 81 resisted" have by the Compromise
bills been met and violated; see 3dand 10th
resolutions.
5. That they rely confidently on the con-
vention to be called, justly to estimate the
wrongs we have suffered, and to vindicate
the mode and measure of redress; see 18th
resolution
And who by their votes for the Conven-
ton bill, after stating that Congress at It's last
session was controlled by dominent major
ty regardless of the constitutionalrig of the
tsouth assert thatwhereasit sproperthatasov-
ereign state Should promptly resort to themostl
efficient means for the maintenance of its
Observation-Disclosures &C.; have declared among
#other things thai the Convention, when it'll
meets shall proceed to consider the then ex-
listing relations between the government Of
the United States and the government and
lpeopleof the State Of Mississippi, To- Sa,ise
and carry ito effect 81 means Of redress for
THE past and obtail certain security for the
future, and to oOpt such measures for rladt-
eating tie sooereigiaty of tie State, and the
protection Of Its institutions as shall appear
!, to them to be.demanded &c.
This billcalling a Convention passed by
the following vote, in the House 50 for it,
s Al against 1T.
& EAs-M cRae, Anderson, Barton, Brown,
Z Bell, Buford Bynun, Barden, Beene, Byrn,
81 Brooks, Barry, Cassidy, Clement Dampier,
8 DUR, Echols, Ellis, Estelle, Guy, Hines, Har-
5 lrison, j enkins, kirkland, Kelly, Lynch, Lew
els, Malone, lIcAfee, Mott, Martin, Magee,
: Matthews, Metcalf, Noble, Neil, Nash, Mel
son, Rozelle, Rawls, Stewart Of Marion, SUI
i-lratt, Scale, Thomas Of hIarshall Thomas Of
$ Yazoo, Thames. Trussell Walden, Webb,
81 AVeathefsbY and YOUNG
s NAYs-Adam, Armstrong, Arthur, AID.
i ridge, Ashe, Blythe Brooks, Baker Of Kinds,
Baker Of Pontotoc, Chisholm, Collins Catch.
atings Crusoe, Day, Dunlap, Foote; Earrar.
= Ford, Griffin, Gatlin. Henry, Hemingway
.el.Johnson, Kimball, NIcInnis, Myers, Marble
ii McSabb, Majors, Powell; Regan Of Z azoo
n Regan of Claiborne, Rogers, Stuart of vii
y lSinson, Stark; Smedess Talbert, Tison, Wall
.Y Wilcox, Welsh and West
s, And in the SSenate By the Following VOC
oel 26 IN the affirmatiyeand 8 in the negative:
G YEAs-Jno. L Guion, Bell, Berry, Beene
IS, Catchings, Cannon, Carter, Cothran, Drane
Il Davis, Galladay, Gilleland, Greer, Hughes
to McDugald, McAfee, Pettus, Ramsey, Single
in ton, Stone, Steward, Talliaferro, Thompson
n and Whitfield.
NAYS Alcorn, Brook, Davis, Hodges
he Reynolds, Sharkey, Tory, Tate and White
n, The above facts are laid before you; exam
" inc for. yourselves, and say whether the r.
h sistance party in this State, with Governc
is Quitman at its head, are the friends of th
lie Union and the Constitution as it is, an
N whether. they are governed by the adyiC
of Iof Washington, Madison and Jackson as col
he tanned in the following extracts:
lst FROM WASHINGTON'S Farewell
es- ADDRESS.
dy The unity Of Government, which eonst
& q tutes you one people, is. also now dear to 20
It is justly so for it is a main pillar in Il
az, edifce of your real independence-th su
tn port of your tranquility at home, your pea
The abroad, of your safety, of your prosperity,
IN IN that.yery liberty which yonso highly pri2
IS But as it is easy to foresee that, from diff
Vii
our articles employed, TO weaken in your min
ion the conviction of this truth as this is t
M point in your political fortress against viii
: is the batteries of internal and external Ell
mics viii be most constantly and active
VII. though often eoyertIy and insidiously)
IN rected,-i is of infinite moment that y
airy should properly estimate the immense val
his Of Your nationai union to your collective q
the Individual happiness that you should cher
leet a cordial, habitual, and immovable attat
ION ment to it; accustoming yourselves to thi
had and speak of it as Of the palladium Of yc
han political safety and prosperity; watching
re. It's preservation with jealous anxiety;
ZEN countenancing whatever may suggest eyel
for suspicion that il can, in any event, be alb
zen doned; andindignantly frowning upon
last first dawning of every attemptto ALLEVIATE q
rity portion of our country from the rest, or to
and feeble the sacred tics which now link togetl
r to the various parts.
ties, For this you have every inducement
ssis- sympathy and interest. Citizens by birth
ther choice, Of a common country, that coun
they has a right to. concentrate your affections
misc The name, of Anlcricda, which belongs to
and il your national capacity, must always e,
ield, THE Just pride Of patiotisn, more than
)aTn- appellation derived from local discrimi
o.