The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-09-02
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W. N.'H H1H NHH
ia'lulsrnce OF The reodcr. while sc pre-.
sent q plain aud unvamishcd state.
'aen' oi ihe position occupied by Gov.
Quman. W. ask only that stern jus.
tee may be done Gov. O.; that " the
tee may be judged by us fruit and
'hni be be- held accountable only 70 the
]"~iiion which hr, himself. has laid
down.
10 thi, State Tor - number. Of wears
past, ihcr' has been "a most biuer strny.
gle lor the nsccndcncy Of the Wing
parry aud The political opinions and
even the private characters Of The
Democratic candidates for Office. have
been nSs1l'd with a v]irulcncc almost
unprecedented IN political warfare
10 overcome the vnst majority which
haS hlways been given toihc Demo.
cratic ticket, opponents have rcsorted
10 every scheme OF denuncialion. and
every political stralagem and now.
IN The nnbotndcd and totally false and
absurd charge which the Wings are
urging against Gov. Quilman, w: that
he Is n sccc>sionisi, we but recognize
- familiar trait OF that party. The
cry Ut secession has been missed mi,
'E"m any real fear, that any party in
'h'S state favor such a project /; but /:
is ~ HE language Of tho Wilkinson
wing, because tho Democratic marty
Is Of andoubled majority in the State
ana becansc The Wing party wish TO
overcome lblt majority Out of Mis-
slsSiPpi. the wbig press nail with pride
ana satisfaction. tho platform laid
down, Mt The 1,te State Convention,
and which was accedcd to by Gov.
'9uItnnn, IN accepting the Nomination
OF 'hht convention and rejoice in be.
ing undeccivcd in regard TO the true
position Of The Slate Rights party.
Bnt h('t The game the wings are play.
ip@' require that they should cling TO
'Ne hambug cry, with the ~pernacity
nat a wrecked mariner holds TO the
board Of bis vessel. The only
"Ai5 submission papor in South Caro-,
thu rudidly acknowledges that
u had been deeclted as 10 the position
Of the So1thom Rights party of Miss
NJ issfSsrrt--Wc publish. ia. day
proceedings of the State Rjphi,
convention Of this State. It will he
there from that lhoy are deter.
mined on resistance, but are not ready
secession. Why That's the oues,
non. suppose they do not choose TO
their plan, who has tho right to
'equlre II OF them Not their oppo.
iicnis' II Is sufficient for them the one
sustains, whilst the other cons
iemns. the compromise, and Is deter.
mined to resist it, The issue. then. BE-, |
fore The peopte,.is their approval or dis, t
h%l1'rocdf cf The measure, and the Soath. :
sFn party haze The right. at present. so
- cotfae that issue. There is no no.
for It's embarrassment with onv
''ter question. Upon tho merits or de. !
Of he compromise they ought to
iE9 viii fight the battle, and who can
lonb' OF the final result
The message Of Gov. Qui,mnn TO /
.be Extra session Of the Legislature.
assembled in Jackson, in No. {
'emhcr last, as lbeen the text from ,
aIl thr trades ofpersoual abuse |
'hd misrepresentation OF his opinion
been drawn by t4c speakers and
writer's OF the wing party. We DENY
hat that message presents Gov. Quit,
nan q secessionist ina light any stran
ger han that OF the tamest man in the
community, who has honor, and nerve
'tiough 10 sustain that honor. He who
that the North has wronged us.
will not ask for redress. acts con.
rary 10 the laws of true honor and
le who would remain at a board. an
where he should bo an equal
liter every proposition had been made F.,
- f.
o " remedy the wrong so lar as it NAV ,
'e IN The power so to do" OF tho par. !
y who subjects the wrong, by obtain i
ng an honorable redress, such as would ,
hereafter amply ecure the rights of a
be injured perry from further agrees 7
ions" would net recreant 10 the char. /
cter OF. our iore.athers. Read the
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