The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-01-14
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aud Jon o new, afigs. We observed that
Tor somc months uone Of ihc old ofups Of
GecNa lad nleaihed he word "WhiH'
and that D new political programme was
ABBOTT TO be started BY the politicians.
Well We were right. The child was
born NJ Millcdgcyi'c pending The late con-
vcnfion . Gems. Woford and Sanford, old
iocoiocos, aud Sfephcns aud Toombs old
federal whies, olhciatcd, coni0'nsly On the
occasion. as a~ccnncheurs. sponsors and god
athcr-ior the baby was chnstened 0 o
after birth While the aays Of a conven-
ton which held the honor Of Georgia in its
hands-amd rs Mr.. Stephens admits in q
"peyiod9 great perll"-the ddgs. we say,
were passed ia smoothing away aud palIia-
ting the past wrongs of the south, and in
making paper platforms they used-to-be
Mr.. Stephens especial abhorrence) for The
future the nights were devoted 10 the
more serious aud u%nimpouant q work Of
building upa new party to elect a Northern
President in 1852. aud to control the spoils
OF power for four years thereafter We are
told that these hieh-souled patriots met
nightly ia the Representative Hail, where 70
the music Of new union oniory, pitched on
the Old federal key from Toonibs and Ste
phens. Poe and Hill, all the future arrange
ments were made. The speeches Of Toombs
and Stephens are published in full in the
Recorder, whose editor is half prayerlul,
and wholly beside himself with delight at
the brilliant prospects Of the new and great
constitutions union, President-making and
et.all.the-votes-party." Well, we hope
they may all have a good time Of j, when
they come TO arrange the details Of future
operations. We hope Cobb and WeIlborn
will Athlete costly with Mr.. Fillmore, and
dove.tail his Buffalo letter Of 1888, with
their Southern principles. We hope Toombs
and Stephens may harmonic pleasantly
with Gen Lewis Cass, the man whom they
denounced two years ago, all over Georgia,
as unworthy Of the confidence Of the South,
but who pioc, IN their Mitiedgeville speeches,
is d marvellous patriot. We hope tie free
trade theories OF tue Southern democrats of
the new alliance, Cobb and Wellborn, for
example) may not clash with the new de-
mands for protection and specific duties on
iron, etc, which are 10 be brought forward
in the present lulI of slavery excitement in
Congress. The Constitution Union Par
"" is a very big omnibus 1t will hold as
many inside passengers as Gays. There is
no sound reason why Horace Greeley should
not have d choice inside seat for his pro-
LESSONS are up to the mark, and his past acts.
equally entitle him with Fillmore. Dallas,
Buchanan, Dickinson, Cass and those other
leading Northern Democrats, whom we have
been for years and years commanding to the
fostering care Of such politicians as Toombs
and Stephens, as men true 10 the constitu-
ton and the south; but who, while they had
power and a party at the north, were turn
ed from with scorn by Toombs and Stepll-
ens--these men are now expressly included
in the new party, after they have lost their
power at the north, through the hostility of
Toombs Stephens and Co, to them and their
party friends Il il not Refreshing sight
TO see their praises sounded by-Toombs and
Stephens Why didn't they stand up to
them two years ago Why did they not
sustain TINT strong party Of Northern Dem
ocrais in Congress who only a few years
ago, were true to the south but who, one
after the other. have been driven from the
llallsof Congtess by the cohorts with which
Stephens and Toombs consorled, and BY the
Presidential arrangements Of these Georgia
Trieksters !! These men have devoted their
whole strength for years, to heat down and
destroy the Northern constitutional parry,
represented by Dallas. Cass and Co. aud
now they take them 10 their bosom and hail
them as Delivers and Patriots,
They have been consisienfin nothing but
in inconsistency. They have been trying
their bait hooks IN all waters us industrl-
ousiy seeking 10 find ouf the strong md pop
Mar side, as The alchemists 81 The sixteenth
century ever sought tie philosopher stone
or the elixir Of life.-They are the Count
Cogliostros Of modern politics, and Il they
fail IN transmitting their political nostrums
into the gold of southern honor and safety !.
they ore at Ieast. eminently successful III
Iooiin9 crowds OF faithful sdhmissionists with
the belief that they possess the snper-hmnan
power Of saving their political rights when
the constitution is gone. Fillmore, Critsen-
den and themselves put their heads together
as soon as Taylor died, and their Eureka
was the sConsntution Union Party. begol-
ten at Washington, and born. swaddled and
cradled at Mllledgeville.-But The child i.
tot destined 10 grow 70 maturity with The
/ gold spoon in its mouth with which it i
now fed on pap. The reioicings Of the God
fathers ofthss ~aatrsoathefn Federal brat
d bastard 70 The soil. although nothcrod ii
The Capitol Of Georgih-are entirely pfena
tufe. The south Is not yet qnlte conquered
nor the Yankee Messiah born that storul,
our Southern Judea wltha Hki0a seeptf,
that is TO sweep away every vestige oiSouth
Elm Rights aud crush ON the last spark 0
southern love Of Liberty.
A rival has been born 10 this partg bah,
this Betsy Fillmore. That rival is iii
SOUTHERN RIGHTS PARTY. Hel
1 Of the masculine nendex. his tnexVS and sin