The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-04-13

t W. tvt ~ fHN ltnf
has been Plaging he game II ne pr
phet Of cotassn7. ihis week bolsis M
veil, and says in s~ubalanes 20 she ppio,
democrats who have been fslIowin,
him ~
" Ye wise saints behold your 1ekf y6nr al,
fs ieoHid be duPes aud victims and " are
lie throws inside with disdaid Ia
livery Of unionism, and appears befott
The people . full plOmed Wing, AIMED
and equipped, as the law dirrcis
There can We think ID IIttIe Question
OF the part Il becomes the wings OF Missis.
siRpi 10 take in the approaching contest
Tor the Presidency and our FIRST duty /.
so 10 ofgsnize aud concentrate the opinion
OF the party in the State, that we NAV
have an e~ihc'ent voice in the coming
Wing National Convention We cannot
see tEha. r%airso,ie DUTY, shai obligation
70 country or party there isto restrain or
delay our action ia this matter" 3D. rsg
lie rays Of the Compromise
"Tbe people decisiveIy settled Inc mar.
ger 70 The elections Of Septrmber and No.
And with but little of gratitude d
credit tohis union democratic brethren
some 0 fwhom, atUpper HomSooscihitto
nc tried to induce to bold a mee,jng
and declarei that The union WAS nSi
safe enough yet, be adds. t'al7 oo
fTile great mass ofthe MississippiVth Il
longht q gallant battle against the ayowea
q smoihered secession of the s,a,es
Islghts party, and they deserve well of tbe
irisnds OF the Union everywhere. Lei,
our voice be heard in the Nhig National,
/" Convention" t,.t - -,
Ihisis indeed giving the cold shoaIdet,o
'ie o'''on democrats the FIVE or six tbou-
s"nu o. 'l'em' who voted with the wbigsa and
o"teiy elected Foote. are TO have no part nor
snare IN the gloryofhaving saved the Union
twice IN sixty days! We were going q
ASK what will become OF Foote, now-bu,
""s iate is not worthy of the trouble Of M
q"'fy' We wiIlask, however, what co,nrl
pensa'lon of honor or office, will the who's
make 70 those democrats, who canvassed
we 9'a's aud denounced Davis, ,Qaitman
anu other pure and good democrats anil
VINO by their Influence, contributed ID bripo
power the Legislature tliat elected
water Brooke, n wing, to The Senate a.
are these gentlemen to be thrown loose.
ana tainted by the wings, that =. the Mis-.
s'ss'ppi 'ehtgs tonly whig<) fought a gallant
oattle against the avowed aud smothereJ
secession of the States Rights party a.
, Ana are The fearless champions Iof State
lS'ghts' who formed and supported the whig
'ar'y, through 50 many trials, to have, no
OF or share in the wing Convention
surely our neighbor is pert in ge,,ipr
around political difficulties. You hear him
week declare, i couId not be a whip if
,,,o,,tl - E So H4a.gEun 8aTHF 0g"f "f'6fH
would and blaze forth in a call upopthe
Oh'on de'naocracy to sustain him--you ,bunk
'ouean put yoI finger on him. bn, ere vour
l'g'talsitouch him he skins around. or 4; vsos
town. aud pops up bis head in another r.. onar
% and shouts "our first duty is so to or
game and concentrate the opinion Of the
fensg party, in the State, that we mn,v
have an efficient voice in the ensuing wubig
National Convention" ."
u would be impossible to tell ius, how
nahy wing papers in Mississippi are IN "a. !
'or OF this Convention. To them
would be difficult, ihesmuch as our peich.
'or would be in the position of the pig who
'ePt such q running in and out, as 10 ,,s.
&c the boy, (sent TO count the liltery
10 whether there was one or eleven! We |;
n'nR' however that the whole litter is unit.
q and on its march to the grea. PhiIadel ,
INA slaughter PEN ~oii ya9 oa
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