The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24

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those Il 8 afe opposed 8 tie repeal
olthe Missouri Compromised We answer
NO IL there IS any set 81 men reckless q
nough 70 wish 70 get up sectional agitation
that arrays the North against the South and
the Suth AGAINST tlle Negth they will ind
ii tie passage Of the Nebraska Bill The ma
teriaI for starting their fire. Thousands 81
men all over tie country and q all poilaeaI1
parties i IS hare acquiesced il the gompro-
mise 81 s G, and sslIl whoacquiesee ID IL
will take new stand and cease to contend
with those who would urge It's repeal. We
shalIn Be of this number. e the Missouri
Compfofnis Is % Be killed re shall still OPP
pose agitation and advocate he finality Of
the setflementof $50 Bat how poWerless
WILDE the areuna enE IL It's behalf Tell those
who are advocating It's repeal that It was q
solemn settlement By the country, Of Yexed.
and dangerous questions, and they will turn
on you with the whitening answer thatjus
such 4 settlement was the Compromise Of
4 $50, which you have trampled under foot
and they viii ask you sone trtatSt g more
sacred than uhotll
we have been forciblY impressed with
this view of the casein a6ticing the proceed
|ings Of public meeting held At Columbus, !
Ohio, was composed Of friends Of the.
Compromise of | 82O, Wings and Democrats.
md the presiding officer was Judge Swan, =
prominent Democrat. The following reso-
luton was adopted;
Resolved, That this subject rises above
all party politics and politicians: that tin
wolves questio S touching good Efaith7-the
solennitY Of contracts 1.-THE integrity Of pub
4 lie men, that the people both North and
South are Satisfied with the Missouri Com
promise not voice has been raised against
-, during the.existence Of more than one
whole generption of men; when the attack
nov made upon 1t has not come from the
people but has. been sprung apon the peo-
Die. We make our first solemn appeal to
/ the statesmen of the country to defeat this
unjust bill: and If they prove faithless, we
recommend that an APPEAL be at once
made to the people not only upon ibis bill
but 10 RECOGNISED Err THE WHOLE SUB
i JECT OF. COMPROMISES.
We repeat that We do not coincide il sem
Itiment with those who would take this ex-
IRENE course, but Ne venture to repeat our
Iperdiction that thousands perhaps kltRdreds
81 thousands Northern men would in
ease of the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise take the view of the case indieatedin
THE foregoing resolution.
8 Who then is playing mo the hands Of sec
tioaol oyitqtofg2 = Quincy U5hiq
The Washington correspondent ofthe
Baltimore Sun says:
The Administration have become quite
sensitive upon the subject Of their imputed
neglect to put down the Walker fllibuster
expedition against Mexico. Il is surmised
THAT stringent orders have been issued to
prevent the departure of reinforcements for
Walkers command"
i So President Pierce has issued stringent
orders to prevent President Walker from be-
ling reinforced. Well, we should like to
know what President Walker cares for
these orders Of bis brother President. lie
has had reinforcements from California on
two or three. occasions, and he doesn't want
amy more he has got quite enough to
maintain him in bis position, the whole ma
tive population around him appearing e
have rallied to his support.
When President Walker and his men
sailed from San Francisco, with the aAoW-
ed design Of Invading Mexico and setting
Iup IA independent government at Sonora
and afterwards when their requirements
took their departure from the same port t
join him ii his fllibnstering enterprise, tbs
III S. Marshallo Upper California, the u
s District Attorney. the q. s. Collector
and all thesotiier United States officers il
region looked quietly on, not one Of then
I raising q finger 70 prevent the outrageous
and dlsgracefuI violation 81 the laws Of the
country and the faith Of the nation, and yeI
those officers, instead of being punished By
removal for their neg fleet sof duty, are re.
ltained III tllei4 places without eyena rebuke
Pierce Is satisfied With directing them not
Is permit the sailing of any more reinforce
naehts Uhen no more are needed. lis M
sbecilitp IS laughable. - presume, thai
il President Walker, getting TIED Of bis new
republic, shall think proper to give il up
Il and return to the United States, President
Il Pierce will reward him and AL The chief. of.
fcers Of the expedition with high and hon,
q able appointments such as were given e
George o.. Sanders, John u. O1SulliYan
] Thongs Deyin Riley, Col. Pickett and 9th.
81 leaders iii the Cuban fllibuslefing expe,
dition LoHisbll M slostrlaog
ouEa AMEBI More Than two mil
i lion boys ID Che Unilsd States are nov At.
dino is .vafiou nstitu tons 81 Learning
u this country This IS lndeeda aonnIda'
& BE arlslY. and ii may safely BE affirmed tia
u Tie future noIitics and policy 81 this natiof