The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1853-04-16

leaves for Mississippi in high degree of
disgust. He wanted to be Charge de AZ
alres and had every reason 10 expectit,
out now has lost all hope Of it. 1t is said
that Davis ''put spider in his pudding"
EI. 3lst. ult.
Thus jeff. Davis shows that he has lot
forgotten the old issues between the States
Rights and Union Parties. His course 10.
geilei with that Of the wlo'e States shts'
Party shows that Union Democrats are to be
unfortunately ostracised Notwthsian-
ding Major llobbie, who from his position
should be the best Judge Of the fitness of
candidates, recommended others, Richard
Edward and {. r. Dixon, fire eaters after the
,IrieteSt sect, lave through the instrument
;alliy Of Davis, been appointed rqs.mas,ors
Al Naic'.' zand Jackson respectively. An
defsor auoiher OF the same stripe, has been
a9rolU.sl rec, liver at Grsnaid. such has
been te character OF a the Mississippi
appointments 81 Ilt as We have heard from,
Not single Onion Democrat has been
'ppoin,ed 10 any important office. Not
outstanding the loud professions OF The in
aaguraI the tiieuds Of tie Compromise are
every where ruttely thrust aside 10 give
place 10 those who have branded the fra
ners OF these measures as TRAITORS 10 the
SOUTH In Alabama the case is essent ally
the same lnge, all allra fle-eater is APP
pointed Attorney General Tor the Northern
District Of California, and Campbell the Sc
cessiUulSi who in The Nashville Convention
denounced the Fugitive Slave Bill as an
unconstitutional unSurpat'on as appointed 10
Tie Supreme Bench, Notwithstanding he
has recorded the opinion that the Mexican
iurS aboliShiag SlaCcry are in force IN all the
territory ccded to the u States Suppose
This question should come before this rbu-
nal, he would be nice Judge TO adjudicate
it, While the administration, with empty
vaporings in favor OF the Compromise, has
been richly rewarding the States Rights
men, and secesslonisls, il has not forgotten
tionists. The President has selected as Sec
rotary Of the Interior, Mr.. McCellaLd a
Wimot Proriso man, whose ireesoil speech
es are scattered through the Congressional
record from, 4G, to, 40.
1t chooses as secretary of state a man
who has declared that; "uhcn anq state in
the Union shdH choose to set aside the (fugi-
tire slace) lac it IS within her sovereignty and
beyond our Power;" and also; II (he) for one,
wW nsuer giue my (hig rote to ertead a single
arm cfMe Federal pOwer for her coercion'H
Notwithstanding the fact that jeff. Davis
has ncuer recanted these ples-not-
wihslanding he has evinced deep rooted
prejudice and hatred to Union Democrats
by using the influence Of his position Tor
the advancement of States Rights men to
the entire exclusion Of those Democrats who
are favorable to the Compromise, yet these
men ostracisel though they be, are nsdl-
ousy invited icto conventions, for WHAT
for the purpose of assisting this generous
States Rights Party to monopolze the State
Offices. Once upon time persons under
the ban Of the aqusitiou, under promise Of
acquilal were induced TO embrace an i'm.
age decked with all the external signs of
beauty, but when the individual was ell
circled in its strong embrace, his body was
pierced with knives insidously concealed
beneath its gaudy mantle, ana his dying
screams were Knocked by the loving smile
which continually beamed from the face of
the image. From this incident the Union
Democrats may learn a uSefu lesson as re.
CARDS the coming May convention. What
Union Democrat has now the most remote
chpuce Of being nominated to any lmpor-
tant office where his peculiar principles
can avail him anythiuga Notice closely
the primary meetings which have already
been held. Three lourths of the delegates
appointed are States Rights men, and when
the Union Democrats are arIaignei before
the tribunal who doubts that their louing
friends will not torego this golden opportn-
nifty 10 wreak that vengeance now smother
ed in smiles, which yet burns in the deep
recesSes of their hearts on account of the
nglorious defeat of former da,sl the Iles
OF May will soou be here, when the pro-
scriplye storm now family threatened by
the mutterng thundsrs and the dark cloud
looming up in the distance, will burst with
all its fury On the devoted heads of Compro-
mise Democrats. A Reign of Terror will
exist more cruel than that OF RobeSpIerre-
more bloody than that Of Danton. The e.
diet has already gone forth. The States
Rights clique have decreed 1.-THE party
leaders have determined on it and the full
ness of time will complete it, Office seek
ers may deny 1.-THE party press may dis
avow it, but many oil the more dlscrlmina'
ting and enlightened Of The Uuion Demo
crats, startled and lorewarfed ! lac de-
movements, see it AMI know it.