The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-06
From the Lou journal.
THE AalEaIC n PARTY And sLAV-

a00iltonlsts bitter ii their dehuneatons q the
american party because Il appears that they
have not been able 70 uss that party % sohsefse
their aniisouthern purposes
We ere lfss admit that tie violent abuse 81
the American party by such abolition sheets u
the new York Tribune md tie Ceayeland Lead.
q inclines d that the American party his ayop.
led its purpose q protect ID ir as III its power,the
constitutional rights Of tbe South w. have 81
tore tbs alluded 70 the course Of some 81 the
prints "a tie subject 81 tie Know Nothing
Ety and slavery and Ne nov present a. article lie
Joint production Of tie Tribune and Leader
which viii show their feelings both q the South
and 70 the party that they think espouses Is cause
Here it's the remarks preceding the extract from
Gov Smith 3 speech being taken from The Cleve.
land Leader, and the remarks following that
extract being taken from the New York l'ri-
buue:
READ AND REFLEcr-THEs ACr--It Is wei
known to outsiders IS wen o. insiders that d Know
Nothing acceding to the present obligation and
last decree Of the National Council i not permit
ted to make the question Of slavery an issue in
ltheelections that theslavery question IS ualzzled
By the order. And this Is one reason Why the
SHAREHOLDERS are rushing into the order in such
vast numbers Tie Order IS also made to pros
lcFibe Protestant and adopted citizens. The Know
Nothing leaders Of New York recently addressed
their brethrenin Virginia assuring them IF their
giunocencence Of an sympathy, with the anti-Ne.
braska feeling Of the North. How the general
tendencies ofthe order sappreciated BY South
ern statesmen may be seen from the following ex
tract from 3 speech Of GOV Smith Of gir-
ginia:
q viii never interfere with foreigners now u
he couni but know foreigners who approve
Gle policy 81 are the import iionof foreign
ers. origin know olbin stFpg-
gle for haad--a Ind angry ga.zlaa
the North. At 1e Sonth It is poitiea
question Of high Importance. The North has 55
more representatives than the s nth already. The
natural increase Of the South Is IS greater chan
thai of the North because there afs greater
checks on the population there: but the artificial
element of Foreigners brings, 100000 who settle
annually ID the free states with instincts against
slavery making Representatives in ten years to
swell the opposition to the SOUTH TO stop this
enormous dispropostion what IS our policy What
IS the frightful prospect before us2 The effect Of
Know. n othingisTn is to tula back the tide Of
Immigration and ouF highest duty to the South IS
70 discourage immigration. IdepFecate it as
great calamity.
IN other words tie Know Nothing movement
is the best defence which the Black Power can
desire, for It willarreat the growth of the North
and make freedom as weak as slavery Can
slave driver desire any better reason for regarding
the new party with appreciation. It turns back
the industrious thousands with instinct against
slavery, who would otherwise come to increase
the population of the free States and render the
contrast between their prosperity and ireeand the
drcree of the slave States still more glariug. Such
abcording to Gov. Smith IS the Necessary teu1en-
cy Of The Order while the Affections Of the mag.
mates for the patriarchal institution with its
bloOdhounds. herems, and women Whipping
should enlist underline banner OFeVery slageariy /
and every demngogue Of the South.
These remarks are certainly strong tributes il
the anti-abolitionism d ne American party from
those who understand remarkably what abolition.
ism is
Wemag add that We have been informed Oh
what We regard as wholly unquestionable anthof-
ity that national council Of Che American or
Know Nothing party was held a few days ago H.
the city of New York; that it consisted Of num-
erous delegates from all parts of the Union; that.
tgrai freesosm upon the party creed: and ttat al
resolation agQs Gated dom asndllimOnsllk We do
mot know that one American party win fully sue
ceed u Matchmaking itselfin regard to The slavery
Question but We believe thatit IS making q sincere
and earnest effort to DO 50 III despite 0 the exer-
tions Of some influential men II its organization;
and we hope, trust and believe thu = win be suc-I
lcessful
The Aberdeen Conservative saws: ssOur
Senator, JUDGE Adams, arrived home on the 9th
inst, in excellent health and fine spirits. The
almost universal APPRECIATION fhis course by his
felloW-eitz ems at home win more than counter.
act the pnl malignitg and aefimoBy with.
which he has been assaulted iii certain quarters 4
This announcement VIII be read With Infinite
& pleasure doubt 81 those who have been 8bns-
.linp JUDGE Adams rs Monroe c0nnfr where
BE resides, Judge Adams is SUSTAINED large
number OF the Democracy
CeLorlzrSo ALr. James Mcmahon Is engaged
lin Alabama II an attempt 81 form colony 10 set-
To % eastern side Of the gulf Of California,
poin aoWn IS Adler Bay. situated ihifl las
south al Gle boundary line established Il Chez
Gadsden tre IA predicts Chat from is locs
ton and malg advantages large commercial S..
r win spri If thepo1t designaiea ina eW
years