The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22
NORTHERN SENTIMENT.

We are not of that hopeful class who ell
terrain any expectation whatever that JUS
tice will ever be dons TO the South, |
Or thai she will he permitted TO remain Ia
The mon except upon the co dtloH that
in the end she WILL give up her rights
upou he sdnJect OF slavery, The spirit Il
hostility 10 our msgi u tous Is as rife a. the
North as Al has ever been | i frue, an |
nero professions ot regard Soc our ii ghts |,
have Toll wed The late series OF ConIrs sion
al measures, as they have done all other
compromises submitted to by the Sou n, |
in which we have lost a large measure o:
our Just rights.-The object, and iud
the effect of these prof ssions, is to quiet
the South, and to lulI her into fatal secu-
rty And the Moth, with an eye atten
I've TO the manifestations Of public emit.
tneut in the south, as SOON as it dScov-
rs the south will bear petition of the
dos, t up another difficulty up on tn
siav ry qustlou, aud another compr1mls o.
tdjustneui is mede IN winch Erou IN Nor |
llieru f1naticisn and southern Irrachery, |
we arc a gam chea ed out of another lar t
por ion of our rights. This game has been
SO successful, hat now while our vast ter
IIlOIldl uOt!Idlu 10 Opcil " 4NOltISIu hietI
we are in etfec: excluded from every foot
oft
The policy Of the North now is "a late
number Of the New York ribune indicates
it, to wait while, to keep their hand OH
F! The pulse OF the patirmt-f we may 50
sp ak aud administer no more plysic untl
til they are satisfied the Southern pate
will bear It. Besidee the expenditures aud
| di ,bursements of the General Government
are of mime o,e importance TO the bnsiuess
C immunity az ie North. [ mauu!ac ur-
rs of the North are also clamorous TOT more
bounties in The sha of high duties t. be
levied upon the returns of the industrial ex-
o is of the south. Hence, as we have al
ready remarked the Tribune the most open
a ID candid Of the anti-slavery papers of he
North, ndica es as the true policy Scr The
i n rth, to cease the agitation of the S ava
ry qu,-tion, at least until another division
Of spells in the shape of Congressional APP
propriatlo1 bT Is, shaII be made. The pOtI
cv i. to let the victim have res! until The
&c tents Of the r asury he squandered
One thing at time, is tn. game. After
this division, the war of aggression aud ag
litatiou eau and will bear it. only t, D aus
pended at hose an ual periods at which the
tribute xacted from the >oith by higt
4nd unjust ;aKati n, is to be divided on
among those wis live in that favored rSgi
on whose hypocrit'cal b7ast is that " hei
skirts are free from the sin Of slavery.
The Tribune gives u9 ,iistinc ly TO under
stand a the NORTH never will CO sen
that any portions Of allfornia, New Mex
. lco or Utah shall ever be open t, tie pVopl
; IF tie slave states In this sen ment til
Tribune EXPIRE ses the Universal sentimen
IT the whole Moth of all parties. An
We have to make up our minds TO subm
70 this degrading Unequal I, aud in the en-
- give up our proper y. or Ike men dete
: mined, at &C aud WI hout fur her delay
10 as>er, an maintain those rights and ths
> dependence ,hich are so Justly urs
But the Tribune not only shadows fort
!. what is the pc icy of the North, but di
= ,inctly intimates hat the Government wi
! make the effort to coerce the obedience
IL its measures. II we doubted before such q
: icles from the lead ng papers of the Mort
; distinctly exhib; what they regard the co
Iition and de tiny of the outh!
= f cur yes We have no hope for be
Ter state 81 things al the North. e ha
: never known fhe pirit of aggression al
tsuaticis.n TO be satisfied aud appeased
"a concessi n aud snumi 5 on. ha4 90
Il laih aud br therly love at the North
H. which we nov hear % much exists on
h IT. the threats of the demagcgues, W
Is want our money or our vot. $; and, wi
NJ howeyermuch seluctsnce we shall as soon
re dFiventotne conclusion that nnt he,np BILE
" preserve our ecu lity in the Uni n. it is t
'e solemn and imperative duty Of tho Sou
We seek aud maintain her in ependence {
he OF it, MontgOms.y AdUrrtiser.
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