The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19
number, 40.

elsewhere, who are willing 10 stand up, faith
fully and efficiently. TO the principles contain
ed in the Presidents Inaugural, and the lead
| ing views set forth in Mr. EyeTett's celebrated
letter upon our Foreign Relations. ! recog-
Mise no political atSiliation with any man, or
se, Of men, either North OF South, who can
not stand these tests nor do desire 10 fs-
eeite either the sympathy or support Of any
man. whether he calls himself Democrat or
Wing, who now denounccs the measures Of
| the Compromise, or who refuses 10 endorse
! the Presidents Inaugural Address, and 10 act
faithfully up to every sentence, line, and word
Of IL AZ q Compromise or Union Democrat;
| went through the fearful scenes Of 1851;
AZ 3 Compromise or Union Democrat, voted
| for Pierce and King for the Presidency and
| Vice Presidency Of the Union; as a Conpro-
mise or Union Democrat, who is proud both
Of his principles and Of his associatea, desire
to be returned to the United States Senate. |
rely for election upon the patriotic and enlight
ened supporters Of the Couipromise alone
whether originally approving the variods eu
actmauts which constitute IL or ] expect no
support and desire nore, from those who yet
cherish latent hostility to these enactments,
and who do not sincerely desire 10 see them
operate successfully. shall 60 into no Legis-
lstive Caucus, by whatsoever false title desig-
noted, which is 10 be composed in part Of Sen
ators holding over, who already stand pledged
TO their constituents TO vote against me, even
were ! nominated In cahcns--and in part Of
secession Wings, fratdhlently put in nomina-
ton by corrupt county Caueusss alone for the
purpose Of effecting MY destruction. have
nothing Id common with such people, or their
plains and projects, and cannot recognize
them as entitled, in the smallest degree, TO in
tluence my fate as Democratic asprant for
Senatorial honors. On this whole subject, |
have spoken, at all ines, with becoming free
dom, whenever | have had occasion 70 ad-
dress my fellow-citizens in the progress Of my
late tour through the State Of Mississippi !.
and ! atf most happy In ASSURING you, geftle--
men, that have almost everywhere found all
intelligent aud virtuous men concurring with
me In the views now stated have scarcely
indeed, heard Of single individual, at all re-
spectacle for intelligence, who presumed 10 in
Sist that il was nv duty, 80 far TO degrade nnys
SELF and the sacred cause with which II Is my
honor 10 be associated, as TO submit my claims
10 seat in the most august body IN existence,
10 the decision Of packed and pyeiadiced ley
isidtige Coacus, whose action, all the world
knows would be inevitably controlled, TO
greater OF less extent by the counsels of 40
irresponsible clique at the Capitol Of the States
and host Of inscriptions political managers.
who will be sure 10 congregate, "a usual next
winter in Jackson, for the purpose of wreak
ing their long-delayed vengeance upon me
and my cherished pnneipes
Allow ME 10 say, in conclusion, gertlenieni
that am deeply grateful TO you for The SYM
pathy and respect which YOU express for me,
and to assure you, that my highest ambition
nov is 10 prove myself not altogether unwor-
thy OF that generous, steady and utchangihg
friendship and esteem, with which II has been
MY fortune 10 be hohored, by all the true.
friends Of the Compromise and the Union, for
the three years that have passed awaS since
the Adjustment struggle terminated in the
Halls Of Congress.
am, gentlemen, your obliged friend and
felow-citizen. II. s. FOOTE.
7. s. BY way Of illustrating the peculiar
tactics put in requsition by the members OF Sc
cession ciiquss, for the destruction Of Union
Democrats, for whom II Is deemed expedient
sometimes 10 express such exorbitant friend
ship, may as well mention here, that a few
days since, during the session Of the Carroll
Circuit Court, as ] am pos lively prepared to
establish by conclusive testimony, several po-
litical Aanagsrs Of the genuine Secession
school, in that truly patriotic county, had the.
astonishing effrontery actually TO propose TO
leading Wings, that il they would bring out
Wing candidates, opposed TO me, and pledged
to vote ih the Legislature for some prominent
member Of the Wing party for the Senate,
they would see that the " iole Secession vote
Of that county should be cast, in the coming
November election, for said Wing Legislative
candidates. This disgusting proposition was
Of course Indignantly negatived by the high
minded gentlemen to whom Il was made, is It
is well known that propositions Of a kindred
character were, during the last regular session
Of the Legislature. have heard Of dozen
transactions, in the course Of my late rsfnble
through the State, even more nauseating than
tha one just noticed. And yet Il honest DEM
ocrats, Of the older and purer school, under
take to complain Of such attempts to defeat
their revered principles. and dshotsor the cause
to which they are eonscieniiously devoted.
they are denounced as Factionists or accused
Of being Wigs
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REMEDY FOR CAScER.--Col. U~ery, Of the
/ parish az Dpsofo infufraa tLa .l.,s. ~ al.