Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

Ihere are FEW foreigners whom would -
lc3 willing 10 trust In once than thor WA -
. oct1ve ia their efforts to arouse Tie populnr
feeling against our emierant popula<io6, xhi]e
hey thenselves remain perfectly quiet, ana ree
= ftes sss la. AIer,esos ,5 om ono .ac o3
slsvef,; ave, they not onlv remain ooicT under
such insults but Insist that TIE people shan lot
4'1'''' 'oe impFopf'esy o sacn crime
The Cincinnati Commercial i not An Ahell-
ton paper, bat il 4 very ea<nezt II ~ wz5are
upon fhe Know Nolhinss md thIs b llStes'luo-
ny:
4 [the Anericsp party] wII1 not rizk dIvis
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siaver Tb;< r<>so;r, sis s.5srsts.sr
and win voi <fns-rs;, =, <l,L = 80. si,
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portion Of lie antfslasery men of t6is connirv
in Identifying themselves with the new political
movement popularly known Is Know Nothing
Ism tnAtTe feel II to be our imperative duty
TO oppose Is because Il tramples down the doe
frine Of . common brotherhood; because It
a. hmer3cs ssSsrs. e soooaos2t;s sns question
just to Foreigners seeking homes Of comforf and ,
fields Of enteFprise on our shores
The Hon. Geo. ". Julian Of .1ndi.n. ,vbo
acted a. President Of the anti-slaverx co.vsT,.
tion, and who il BY fsr tie mrs n,oy.,nsut 4 (.
oIitiouist n Tie country this side q ssvszd and
Giddings, made speech Id the Couyenfion. er-
dorsing the re.olution hat fbe 4,,,r;r. & ,,,,s
I 3, p p a - . 80 Ps-tst
was tne Ho1st enemy OF ADohflonlsm Anofh-
er prominent speaker in the Convention Ger
man named Haszsurecks spoke thus;
BE claimed that slavery was the mother Of
hnow-Notnninglsm ~ and ridicuied the claim that
rsns x-srs so,;t - 49, 'ns vsI-
for this yerv reason fbev were nroscr;bed b bv The
Know NothinezL
The Cincinnati Enquirer, q leading Domocrst-
ic organ, bears witness that the Know-Nothing
Order Is no place for Freesoilerz. The follow
ing IL from that paper:
The Freesoilen bave Withdrawn from the
Know Nothing iodge n great numbers within
r,S 49, s,'A s,cn srcas.
rEncIrLrs IS rs uA1x CHARACTERISTIC.
The washington sent,oe, a. ;ns.n. :. .vs,
the Was,;ng4on r,n;on. n -. kss.,,,.;.t ~, -
the Know Nothi,cs. eites Il. testimony. that
in the North. they are arrayed against the abo-
lltionisss, and a1olit;onists against theu. II
ssys:
:, ~. xo,th a., ..re.d ), No. n. ,,,..
ton Of slavery. kbolitionists win despise the
men who agreed even for moment to suppress
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eisaa abolition ,ecosd - - -
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most dreaded loe Of the mischievous and de-
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estaoilsn- ne 1e<e n'.ls 9oo'''''on' ''o'n eae
New York Tribune, and let rs next turn our az
| tention to The great central organ Of the aboli-
10, ,.~+v ~ the conntrv de lions, Er, NH
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ished at Washington city. The Tribune u de-
voted to many subjects besides abolitionism,
h,,+ ths Frs x ~ .b,,;t;o, o,sv.n o,,v No r.
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helous fanatic ever devoted his lie to God
more entirely than the editor of the Era has dc
voted b;s. n abo1;t;o,;sn. y. rotes 4 Nj. ;ov
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IN me- ~ ne oeiieveo tnat tne american party
could be turned to abolition account, be would
olor;fv n ,r;5h III h;c ,,orvnr. ~ oriotrv We,
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Nc Assa'As tnat party WIN tne inos' unooRnusu
violence as calculated to defeat the whole poll
/ CIV which be and his friends have at heart III
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