The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-03-22

lfessloi, CfueitY, ana eNtofuun, are Qualhca.
tons required TO lit a legislator, commander,
commissioner or any other ermnc,ionary TO whom
vou may safely cntrus, the law making, the
law administration, and the government ofyour
people but qualifications specially require %
cntitlc them 10 dignifcd, and high sounding
titles, and distinction, as will be shown after.
wards.
Uncle Toms Cabin" has aroused the sym
pathy and compassion Of the Duchess Of Suth.
erlana. Argyle, Bedford. and Ladies Blahiyre
and Tiavelyan. aud many thousands of the
women of England over lhe fate Of Hams
black children. But we would seriously ad.
wise the Duchess Of Southerand and her host
to pause until Uncle Donald Ml.eods Cabin
comes out, and until he himself comes across
the Atlantic with it among the thousands Of
those and their offspring who have fed from
their iron sway and slavery to our shores.
He, poor man, has been expostulaung with
YOU for the last twenty years against your CRU
el, unnatural, irrational, anehrstian, and inhu-
man treatment Of the brave, athletic, Highland
white sons Of Japeth but no English or Scot
tish Duehessess and Ladies took any notice Of
him, nor convened a meeting TO sympathize
with him, OF to demonstrate witt, Highland des.
potic slave making proprieton TO discontinue
their unrghteous depopulaiion Of the country
and their uugodly draining away Of the best
blood Of the nation. Heneewe aver that these
ladies would never convene sympathizing
meeting for the benighted Africans, should their
own African chiefs, kings, and queens, destroy
them by the thousand but because they sell
Them, and we buy them and take care Of them
English feminine hearts sympathize with them.
This ia dne opportunity for Donald MLeod.
LET him nowNpeak out and make haste, and
We promise him a quick aud extensive sale Of
his Cabin Of unyamished facts
The Duchess Of Sutherland got very warm
on the subject. After she read the sympathiz.
ing, demonstrating address (which need not be
quoted here being Iong ago before the public)
she with great emphasis, said, ~ hope and be-.
lieye that our efforts, under Gods blessing,
will not be without some happy result but,
whether il succeeded or fail no one will deny
that we shall have made All attempt, which
had for It's beginning and end, "Glory TO God
in the highest on earth and peace and good
will TO all men," II seems 1hat efrontery Is
become very lofty and high-voiccd, under the
protection Of hgh-sonhdihg English titles,
when the Dmobess of Sutherland could pre-.
sumo to mix such notorious hypocriticaI wiiin.
nings as these with "Glory TO God in the high
est, on earth peace and good will to all men"
for no other catise than 10 whtewash from
some public odium already out, or 10 screen
from some that is expected, come from what
quarter il may. Surely this cannot be the
Dutcbcss Of Sutherland who pays q visit ev-
cry year to Dunrobin Castle, who bas seen and
heard so many snpplieating appeals presented
to her husband by the poor fisherman 6olspie,
soliciting liberty 10 take mussels from the Lit
tie Ferry Sands 10 bait their nets---a hbefty
which they were deprived Of BY his factors,
though paying yearly rent for II, yet returned
by his Grace, with the brief deliyerance that
be could DO nothing for them Can believe
that this is the same parsonage who EN- set
out Dunrobin Castle, (her own highland seat
and, after travelling from il, then can ride III
one direction forty-fodr miles; 10 another d.
rection (by taking the necessary citcuitous
route) sixty miies, and that over fertile rens,
valleys, straths, bursting with htness, which
gave birth to, and where were feared iof aecs
thousands Of the bragest, the most moral yir
tuolis and religious men that Europe could
boast Of; ready, 10 mar, n q moments war
ming from their chief 10 rise in defence n
their king, queen, and country animated With
patriotism and love to their chief and irrcsis-
tible in the battle contest for victory But
these valiant men had then country, y home,
and a CHIEF, worth fighting for But can
tell her that she can now ride over these OK
tensiye tracts in the interior Of the country
without seeing Che image Of god upon a man
travelling these roads, with the exception Of d
wandering Highland shepherd, wrapped up
in gray plaid to the eyes, with coily dog
behind him as drill serjcnt, 10 traid his evils
and TO marshal his tups There may happen
% travel over the draary tract geologist, a
tourist or lonely carrier, but these are rs
rare rs a pelican in the wilderness, or ahhlei's
convoy caravan in the deserts Of Efabla Add
70 this a few English sportsmeh, with their
stag-hounds. pointer dogs, and their servants,
aud put themselves and their bravery together
and company Of French soldiers would put
isn thousand o. them 70 a disorderly fight 10
save there own carcasses, leaving their ewes
and tups % feed the Invader! The question
may arise where those people Sho inhabit this
county at one period have gone ! IN Ameri-
cs and Australia .le most Of them will be found.
The sutherlaIds family and the nation had no
need of their Services hence they did not re-
gard their patriotism Of loyalty, and disregard
ed their past effces sheep, bulloek, deer,
and game became more valuable tlaA uren.
Yet d remnant of them, oriu'0tbet words a
skeleao Of them ITO be fuai tlong tho sea
siloie huddIed together in niotly groaFs upon
barren moons. among cliff, aad precipiceS, 10
the most impoverished, degraded subjugased,
slayish, spiritless condition that human beings
could exist IN. II this il really the lady who
has "GloYy 70 God III The highest, peace on
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