The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-10-26

what VIII be, provided they are run c'i
separate electoral ticket.
The number OF such ballots woald lnsi-
cate the real number OF Fressoiers in the
state, and make powerful demonstration
IA behalf OF AuItsavery, while. 4 ,liird
electoral ticket is run. tens Of thousands OF
Au1i.slavsry men will not commit ths folly
and wickedness of turning the siae over
10 Pierce and the slaveocacy.
ith. The number OF votes thus cast
would show the number Of Freesoilsrs who
pronouncs an emphatic condemnation upOn
The Fugitive Law. aud stern febnke 10
that portion OF the. Eighth Resolution
touching hat law. which was ioisted upon
the Wing Platform at Baltimore.
5'h. The number Of ballots thus cast
would EXHIBIT, TO Congress, the mighty host
who had entered their solmu protest against
all schemes Of the slavchoders iof the
spread OF the cruel institution.
9th. White the vote Tor Hale and the
Plusburg Platform would be immense, the
defeat OF Pierce would be crushing. II
would kuock tue Cuba Fillibester business
to old Nick whence 1t originated, and
would lay all schemes for the extsassoa Of
slavery on bhe shelf. NtHh 4tte
7h. ltwill brcsk ap the tyraniraI swo
third rule ia the Iaocofoeo party. aud De.
s,roy the present ovsrshsdowug influence
aud diclatoris control OF the Shareholders
OF that party and teach IL 10 pay decent
respect 10 the opinions Of ireenen
9Th. Il would enable Anlisiavery wings
To aid in promoting their old aud cherished
principles of National Policy, without n
compromise OF conscience on the Fagitive
Law.
oh. The election Of General Scott will
preventive sprend OF slavery. twill secure
his great influence as President, IN favor oil
The passage OF n bill, providing free homes
lor the landcss to which he stands pledged
for the annexation Of the Csnadas a. Frss
states, by purchase aud negotiation from
Great Britain, to which he is publicly pied
ged in his West Point letter Of June 29th
$40 for the construction OF National
Railroad fom the Mississippi Valley to the
Pacific for appropriation TO River aud
liarbor Improvements for better protec-
ton TO American industry for prosperity
aud happiness at home. peace aud good will
abroad.
These are few Of the good reeulss
which would flow from the election Of old
Chici, and some Of the evils which would
beiall us, as u nation, should Pierce aud bis
pro-slayery masters be permitted to seize
upon The reins oI government. Frsesoilers
can secure the one and avoid the other %
incidental results, while they can make q
giend demonstration OF strength directly
Tor Hale and Julian. II Is too late 70 lock
the stable after the horse is stolen aud II
will be too late to stop the s1tsRton ef
Stauery and evils OF Locoioco government
after Pierce is elected aud he responsibility
rests upon the heads Of Freesoisrs. 'fhsy
hold the results Of these great issues in
their hands. f H6i
We confess that we have but very littls
hope that they will use their trust wisely.
but under The pretenss or conviction Of pro
noting the cause Of God and humanity.
they will sink as in 1914 into mere tools
and adjuntcs Of the slave power
A more perfectly sectional appeal was
never made IN behalf OF any candidate.
Gen. Scott is expressly advocated upon the
ground that his election will break down
the slave power, and prevent ths extension
OF slavery. Gen. Pierce on the other hand
iSopposed because he is tie representative
OF the slave power, ard his election would
extend slavery. Read carefully this scheme
for Scots election, aud then decide, people
OF the south. ilyou csn support candidate
whose claims to success are based upon
such grounds