The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
THE TIMES.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 1s.
Rochester ReVelatiOns--"kHeury
A. Wise TampPrinS with the
RlnCK ReNMDEiCanS.

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A. wise TamperinS with the
Black Republicans.
At a ratification meeting in Richmond IN
June last, Mr. Wise made speech, in which
he expressed certain opinions relative to the
effect which would have proceeded from the
adoption of Mr.. Buchanan's proposition to
extend the Missouri Restriction line to the
Pacific These opinions of Mr Wise having
become a serious obstacle in the path Of the
democracy in the free States where theyo
# frcesolieis and DacE nepublicans are
sought by "the party" a Nh Isaac Butts
of Rochester n. z, addressed him letter
on the subject. Mr.. w, responded, in a lot
ter from which we make following extracts
RIcuMoND, Va, July 28, 1856.
Isaac BUTTS, ESQ Dear Sir In reply
to yours Of the 23d, touching the pending
canvass, let me say that auxiouly sympa-
thize with your sentiments and feelings
The difference between the North ana South,
touching slavery, ought TO be an honest dit
ference. l. is 50, am confident, with true
patriots aud demoe,as ! assure yoa that |
ask no man on earth &c Oea l.to-siaNety mRu
in sentiment or action, ] leave you honest
ly to your own convictions, controlling your
conduct as a citizen Of your own State. l
am content that you should, r5r yourself and
your State BE- an anti slavery man and vo-
ter And am sure that You will honestly
leave me In my State TO my election. .pTO-
slavery and That You will not altemh to
deprive me Of my equal rights Of lawful pro-
perty IN the Union oi States. We agree t"
disagree, aud leave the subject where the CON
stitutiou found 1t aud c.,.,-to The arb'm-
ment Of the federal counct But agitation
disturb' the compact itself; md IL IS toa.
about which there IL sectional strife and Bit
terueSs. You and saw, let The subject oIoue
simply let the laws roign. Tno agitmors
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Now, as to myself, the nrGALD, Tribune
ana Times have sad most meodae,ou'I y tina,
SpoAp "' ~ ,Io ''H"s",y I ". ''.9 ,'' y
uercr ,ttcreJ ,5orj IN that r6ric in the
speech to which they attribute theremark
To prove It, | send you several copies ofthe
agf" % .'E ui"n.on VAS ana +, lha' iAe "a-
will not affect tbe nricr Of slaves IN Virriai -
at all. What ! said 's.,s, that the cxte, e.
Q, o., tne N 'S5o"'' ,."o - "9 e., ~ Eoi;r+rr%
would have affected the price of slaves in
Virginia, by increasing their yaIm3 todta gold.
nay 1 "Sia more r. 'i' - ~'"" Ia "'t9 ,''''
bara'I.ft .lovcry nTiy "a tho lar,o cott,n
growing and sugar growing and the gold min
ing States, and have thus diminished the fed
e'"' i'9gss' o. INC S-'E9 o.o''' anu 'u''"eH
rroa Now sIaroo a,. rargor nr,ft G.an H. w
can now sen them =
Il HhNh1 a. WISE.
Thisisa remarkable lc,tcria more respects
than one--we find this great Soqblau rights
Democrat "of the buchanan. school =, not only
explaining bis language IN a manner which,
while it may remove the objections u the
North among his freesoil Buchanan friends,
cannot fail to convince the South that he is
not that extraordinary defender Of her rights
that he is represented to be. We know that
Governor Wise is afflicted with periodical
mania for writing letters. and several years
residence in Virginia has convinced us that
the general sentiment in regard TO his ITo.
ductions is. that thew are mere fuss and
feathers" without any material poiut and
scarcely deserving the amount of ink expen.
ded by this remarkable politician in spinning
his effusions out to an immoderate length.
This last production. however thiSrevelation
from Rochester win not fail TO attract .he at
tention of Southern men-not on account Of
any merit which it possesses or which could
commend it to the attention of the people,
but for the sentimentst it breathes to the free
soilers and aboltionsts, and which gives
them more aid and comfort than perhaps
anything which has transpired, since the re-
nowned Tennessee Smith performed his cell
brated mastor-move, by which the Abolition
Banks was elected Speaker The course Of
certain Southern Senators in attempting to
array the South against the North, as the
North is arrayed against the South, has been
chuckled over by the Black Republicans, aud
this letter of the Democratic Governor Of Vir-
ginia will give immense amount of comfort
to the Van Burens the Dixes, the Cochrancs,
and other rreesoil Democrats, who have re-
Gently rushed to the support of their dear
friend Buchanan
The Goveruorn answer to the letter Of