The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-30
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Ayes &c > Sc "a 90 Arcs 90 ~
Nays Is 81 90 90 4 Mays is 81

Nays 10 b7 90 90 Mays 10 81
Northern democracy Isrgsly In its favor.
Northern whigsery 10 10 l agaiuts is..
Democrstie party more than 6so for!..
Wing party more than Y TO ] ags,nst!...
But we are NOT YET done.
Ia the lsst Congress Mr. Jackson Of tssos
gia, moved resolution. sustaining tbs 70.
gitivs law snd deprecating agiiasIou apou
the Slavery question.
In favor Of that relation ihirty-Evs north.
ern democrats voted. and twenty-five q.
gAinst ita--cr nearly two TO one In iss favor.
Against that resolution thirty wings voted,
and only ssves for i.---or more than four to
one sgsins, Il"
Thus II will be seen from the shove ex.
tract, that the wings Of the north from the
time that Importance wss attached 70 the
Abolition psrty--rourted, tostsrsd and a.
dopled this dangerous principle ss one Of shs
land marks OF lie party. Though warned
by the souIh aud wsrnsd by Northern den-
ocfats that nls~ ihis principle wss chrush
cd theU mon must inevitably be svefthfowu.
hut notwishststdin ing. the warning voice of
patrietism--shs wings Of the north ehcous.
I6ged ~ SMtbAr eAtxs, cIuug 10 theft
cherished principles Of AboIitioni.tn, ss their
last hope OF safety ana success, and forced
the nomination Of Gen. Scott, in opposition
TO efforts and wishes OF the friend. OF Fill.
mofs and Webster. Thus showing desre.
ssrd 70 the feelings Of ihe moderate men Of
their party, a the same time exhibiting their
strength. Gen. Scott IL W III not be deLied.
wss brought snd strenuo usly supported. by
the strongest Abolnionist of the no ,th. and
the friends Of Fillmore and Webs ter, north
aud southi we'll knowing this fact, fell into
the tfsces and harness and h iched ,hemssl.
ves to the car Of Abolitionsm. Thus On.
conraging the spirit OF AboIitonism, while
u Is their interest and dutyto suppress II. II
10 well known who were the supporters Of
Gen. Scott. Tie voice Of Sewsrd, johnson
EVANS. and host o. leading Abclitionisis
Of the north. pfociaim his merls. whis ners
" OH the wing Abolition Journals enlisted
warmly and enthusiastically in his cause.
The New York Tribune; the leading Al.
clifton pspe. IN New York. thus lifts ,l,.
mask. and reveals the slsrpents working
within. Let southern wings listen TO ih
language
"A fofsign waf for the extension OF sIs,.
cry OF the increase OF gave power in or
Union. by annexation without war, 10 OH.
the imminent consequences Of Mr.. Pierce's
election. Anti-slsvsry men. who in isls
voted with ps for Clay 10 osder 10 defss.
Polk and keep ont Texas, we call on YOU ~
scan clssely the present criss. and be guild.
ed by calm, clear conviction Of duty. D.
not stand gnsshiug your teeth st all alnIo..
imperative .sw, while whole empire il
thrown into the scale OF yonr advefsari.,.
when you nigh, by action have preseo,-l
II. Secure the good and avert the evi..
which are imminent t,-dsy. aud you wilt.
IN better condition to oppose the evil which
may be imminent to morrow. Forget par.
tisansinp sud ciannishnsss, while you securs
the good within your reach and generations
unborn will have reason TO remember ans,
bless you. Our work in the canvass is
nearly doas. and done fsishfslIy NAV ".
ss snablsd IN due season 10 say the same
OF youFs.'
IL 10 uneeesssry to snumerzts instances
OF northern wings. encouraging and psova1
g,tiEg the principles Of Abolition. The re-.
cords o. the country too truly portray the
fact. Bus look on he oshey aide OF The pvlt
fical pictnfe--fron ske easiess commences.
msht sf Aboiitiomsm. the lsading democrats
OF the north took = firm ard decided stand.
against iss progFess--as is stssssed BY ths
resolutions. votes aud speeches. of such men
az as Fisrcs. Anshxasoa. HaIIet. Dickerson,
Morsy. Buchsnas. and nuushss Of others:
whose patriotism. afged them to throw
themselves into the breach, aHd save theif
country. rom the runinous work al fanaiis
cism. They long and msniuly resisted the
thrszfnine and impesnos tide. sven to the
sscFzhcs OF ther state populsyisy---bu: slss
voice of reason and psirio,issn. At last PIE.
vailed over wild fansticism--aal h ihe noe
miuasion aud unparalleled success Of FrsnkIn
Plcrse. l 3 Proclaimed thar lhe surza1 " A..