The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-02
Which is the safest Party
for the SOuth?

for the SOuth7
al expect to prove to you, gentlemen, that
the wing party is safer ior ihe south than
the democratic party is, and that Gen. Scott
as safer Tor the south than Gen Pierce is. ~
Mr. Simnlls speech in Woodville, October
LIST 1854.
We would not heap "live Goals on quick
flIesh, for Mr Simpll's utter failure to suS.
tain his position. Is in all mouths but we
woud quote from Mr SimmlI's own party
friends good and true whigs--lo ppve by
them, the ahsurdl,y Of his proposition. We
shalt not quote any denS cratic authority
we oaef oHly whig authority When doc.
tors disagree, who shall decide!
WING TESTIMONY.
For all his tGen. Ihave no objection
Pierce'sl votes N Con 10 Mr.. Pierces votes
gress aud all his pub. in Congress on the
nc nets everywhere slavery QUESTION. /
proclaim h IN the believe him to be
champion of slavery. e,ninently conserva
Hon. 7hadeps Sser. tive on the southern
ems. ef Perm. question. Ipace no
confidence n the
newspaper reports OF
his speech at New
Boston. - Hon A
III Stcpheas,oJ
GersM.
THE Union does not contain hitterer,
or more proscriptive pro slavery bunker
than Frankn Pierce. In all Of
New England. slavery aud slave catching
have had 30 more inscriptions thick and
thin servitor than this same Fran Pierce -
Horace Greety.
II have known Mr. Pierce from bis boy.
hood, aud he is now my neighbor. and
have no hesitation in saying that although
we differ upon many qutstions,yet upon the
subject OF slavery, he is as sound and rella.
bic Tor The south, rs was Mr. Calhoun him-
self. - Danet WeJstey.
ii think ii certain the democratic con.
vention viii present q ticket on which The
whole south will unite, and one which
will cleenuIly support. - Walker Brooke
before the nomination.
with all M heart 20 for Pierce. |
cpnuot support Scott-Ib, since the nom.
nation.
| [''Mr Brooke is as good whig as am
Mr. Acorn. lt
Like the whole whig press at the south
and hearty all the whole whig party.
could not whiprou al The bidding OF MI
Clay, aud assai my former declaration aud
position as reasonable Pat. Tompkias
when look at the vote on the fugitive
slave law. aud find but three whig repre-.
sentatives from the north voting for 1t, !
am determined never. never! 10 act with
thar party again. II Joaes Stewayt
ellis (Scott's) best friend cannot say he Il
/ not now controlled by Seward aud his fol.
lowers. The organization to which
Gen Scott would owe his election. would
be- the same as hat which could now, aud
may. IN 1856, elect Seward. *% Fat bet.
ter will il be for the national men Of our
party tina; conservative democrat be cleo
ted."-M Cabetl oi Florida.
'For reasons TO some extent in speeches
and addresses heretofore made ty the un-
dersigned. they deemIt to be their duty to
withhold their support from Gen Scott Us q
candidate for the presidency. "-Geatry d
Villains. Tenn
owe consider Gen Scott as the lavorite
candidate OF The free soil wing of the wing
party. y."--Steyens. Ca; Faulkner. Virginia;
Brooke, Mis-; White. Ala; Abercrombe
Ala; Toonlbs. Ga; Johnson. Ga.
"liis Scots nomination has given en-.
courageinent TO the free soilers aud abolI
iionists, aud his election would complete
their trinmph."--M Jenyer. of Md.
What mass Of wbig Testimony Il
here paraded against Mr. Simrall-yel
it is not 1.-THE of what we could pro-
duce, would oor space permit!
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