Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-26

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roasons, and that he had found ousshe TIE Il
eEel the use Of poisonous miastals As medi
zines. The conflict between stIs New Doslrlu.
andahe Old, was ssry great. and continued 4
down through The ssysntstsh rshiusy. whsnth.
New Theory irlnmphed. These mineral medi
lcinss were taken through chemical process /,
psspase them lar use and hence he lauuder
I iEss assumed loslhe Systeml he name 81 ChelAs
cal Practice. Now i issecogpized. commshly
III lIs names 81 old sehoSl, d Mineral, Iii
Technically ii ~ anne u Allapashic I'faelice
Columbus: Mics July 20, 1851.
THE Nights or TIE sIAvE STATES.
Wefnl a. article headed as above II, ahal
very ABLY colducied paper sks Southern 81 ON
paifioi. which strikes 81 pEsseliag the suLisel
En- ~ calm Inst and truthful a{iianners that Nj
lsfsaslef iLe eading portion III the article ID tLc
lleoumns VI thr AdytfLiser. THE editor 81 ihepa.
lrpl, otle ni die 1brsl and most spefiurcd mi,
inthe south declares she Institution III slaYeryio
Dsssatff this dry linn aver I'D iujhe World. L
sl.sssalis true The l'assIol thus expresses
/! ITSELF ~ II
Rllt AF lbo figIsl III tbe slase states II, sish
~ NJ slop|d tloN Dissolve ihr uniop III
Ifs ssScFsgl llelll II n iEss we hare Lsel
Il ssls's apd inaIsgnities offered Which
sciisd MI southern people. Butihis
| rass at the Iilfnlaiion III The constitution.
/ mol Sixty yaass MA Notwithstanding
lhis M II sHeeiing mud fFfjidiee thstn, ossF
ler artRI aud have ieen maintained
sYef sine I'M NJ M III crown III strength, iii
nqinhefa 1 ''3 sssld II atll iii lie III
crease. Anes Tissues. tie Institution helpg
adisiFCye Ehsinbians tits safer ihisday than
/ iteyer8w sients World. W. have Iist III much
right M Impose tllAtlhe federal government wif
destroy Abe value u our lands d The value III
our states!
Infed, there isriore danger 81 tl.c f,tincf
lhanfhe Latter Tentmes more injury has .lsI-'
sea1y been done ID iAs real estate III Snuh Chr,
olinw lly thu federal government han thare eyer
has been q slavepr9perty. Blythe purcI,asa IN
vast accessicns II new territory 10 tIle UbiEea
States, lands III SsnR GafoIfnia have diminished
IN value 10 yeFy gfeat extent These ncces.
sioDs, too, have perverted forever Tic possibility
ofour lands Increasing much III value. Bit they
have opened neS frid for labor aud thereby
increased lhe vaius olour slayee. frnis would
b The rare eyenifihey were entirely excluded
from HI this new territory. The withdrawal III
The white labor from The bid States woala make
slave Labor ~ much uaore valuable
R!lt slavery has mi bern excluded ffon ilthtgl
rrgion ofcounsry purhasrd and acquired iy tbe q
United Stases. ltisibl excluded form I4ouissna
flisuOs excluded iisSs Missouri III NfkansasG
slavery exists III EasiasIofida aua sVssi lBfiass
The Siatespf Texas jsbpenedto slavery 10 iiahI
|up al lhiFiyssik drg9es thirty minutes sicsth
laEijuds. Eilli Tia NV Merico. With lheir sasi
and sunkaoWa egions, hay " may mol be added
% Tho Union ~ slase safes, just a. the people
shall determine.
let IL remember. tcs, that slavery Il nov
projected by strong and powerful government
1.-THE Unioa should BIZ Dissolved nuE gossrIlinenIl
win liz comparatively geak ons.ajd being III
giFoly slave cpunsfS attract more the astcr!
ion and ihssfis5epceo Of lie abolition power ofl
Europe, aud tis spirls If isnaticisin'in the Nor
sla.s sstafRs A RAs A6
The rights 81 ths siaveEslHiss Stafcs have
been assaiIsd and VIII alNsys ii assaEIed, ~ /
madmen and aboitioaisss he truths III chris.
ilaniiy have been ierceIy fled. and will b. /
again and again % the end ofaIime. We nayI
sspsct cvery great interest," ii a,eyssnment u III
attacked. i3mihe northern psspls nave 1erpl
intsyes, ii slavery asswsilsas dIfselyes. Iheyl
consume and live iii liz product II slave labor