Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-14
Gratifying z Intelligence.

V0 WIoU MO iOi|OW0tS VI tti0 OidF0 Doil-
ocracy 10 Ohio could have access to The pa
pers OF the South. We wish they could
read The soothing, haltering, paronizing par
asraphs thai constantly appear in lhem.-
For i0slance, The Richmond Enquirer, Of
the 10Th inst, has an article headed "a
Southern party" which is full Of choice
gems. The editor is opposed TO The plan Of
The Georgia meeting for The formation Of a
Southern parry, and places his argument on
firm and impregnable ground. He asserts
that The Sou.h is all right now, tha. !. is
wholly and intensely pro.Slayely, and that
il never permits i,self 10 be divided when
The interests Of Slavery are involved. II
also assens Thar The Locofoco party of The
Norh is jus. as true to Slavery as is The
South. 1t can be relied on in any emergen.
cy when Southern interests demand help
Both Of these propositions are true. The
uniform action OF the South in favor oil
Slavery, and lhe base subservency Of the
North as manifested in the annexation ol
Texas. ,be Mexican war, ,he purchase ol
Slave Territory, and the Repeal Of The Mis-
souri, Compromise, all demonstrate tha, the
South can depend upon the Save democra-
cy Of The Free SAFES. What need of any
pro. Slavery paryl Surely, none could be
more obsequious and faithful than have
been these Northern doughfaces.
The Enquirer truly says:
The Democratic Parry a, the Norlh Is
drilled from boyhood in The principles o.
Southern Republicanism."
Hear that, ye voters Of Ohio who are
asked 10 confirm the Kanzas villainy BY the
election of The Locoloco ticket This fall
Here is the opiaion entertained Of you ant
your principles by .be leading and avowet
pro-SIavery organ Of Virginia. You ar,
"driIled from boy yhood" TO do The bidding
of the Slave propagandisis. How do yol
like the service? How long do you expec
to remain in that position? There is nc
mislaking wba. is moan, by "Soulhern Re
publicansm." Il is Slave excelsior, Slav,
propagandism, and polhing else. Il is de
termination lha, Inc $4,000 Stakeholder
of The South shall rule the twenty million
OF Freemen Of ,he rest Of the Union. Their,
are signs that these Northern seris ant
packhorses are becoming reslive, and ar
beginning 10 think they have been used 70
i Iignominious purposes about long enough.
| We hope every Northern doughface ant
ally Of the South will carefully read the fol
lowing from the same article in the Enqui
rer:
"For The last twenty years the Union ha
been preserved a. lcasl twice year by ,h
votes OF The Northern Democracy. Not
session Of Congress, has, we believe, elapse
during that time, in which some measure
have no, been voted down by the South, aid
cd by part Of the Northern Democracy
which If carried, would have led quickl
10 the dissolution Of the Union"
Was there ever such ridiculous ubsurdit
in print before! Is there a Locofoco in III
/, free States that can read this paragraph, an
then look an honest, intelligent man 10 III
lsce, without blush Of shame and morlf
cation at his wrelched sslf.debasement? An
8 yet such miserable stuff is gravely writer
! and published at the capitol Of Ihe olds'
State in the Uolon! Fur whal purposel-
. Simply 10 alarm The poor ,imid slaves {
. Of that party in the Tree States, and kee
\ them true 10 The legitimate work for whic
!, they have been "drilled from boybood," I
4 labor for the advancement OF the slaveholc
!, ing South. What spectacle for freeme
in a free State!