The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-11

ton given 10 the Kansas Nebraska Bill by the De-
.mecrxcy Of New Hampshire. and quotes two esolu-
tons adopted by them last November. which are
sound 90 Car as they CO. But these resolutions quo
ted by him stop precisely where one resolution stars
These resolutions adopted by the convention Of New
Hampshhe, declare FIRST that the people offhe Terrific
RIGS have the 70 deeriniueal domestic questions
in their own way--admttsd But the party in New
Hampshire 60 farther ana say that the Kansas Bill
viii prevent The formationo .vs States Lot me sh
this Gtcr txao soons to be ignorant of them) the
doings Of his own party in that State And If he is
capable Of approaching the force of language must
admit. that the Bill was used by his party as Free
Soil measure at the late Election. And that is all
the resolution adopted by the American party on
Saturday night offered.
| Here is the Resolution.
Resolved, AS the express opinion Of the American
Party in Yazoo County--Thit if the Interpretation
| given by the Democracy of New Hampshire of the
effect Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill, To-wit That
it will limit the extension of slavery to its present
boundaries and thatitis sufficient without the aid of
the Free Soil party to accomplish all the ends for
which that PARTY contend. That it is dangerous to
peculiar institutions of the South to place in power
members of the Dem, cratic party who can use his
official position to or detrment"
We begin with extract fr, m the "DNly Evening
Gazette, pubhshe at Portsmouth, which adorns its
editorial columns with the of the Democrats
nominees for State officers at the head of which is the
Hon. John S. Wells for Governor The leading ed
itoria article in its number Of the 18th instant is de-
voted to a synopsis of speech JUS previously deiv
erel by the Hon. c. L. Woodbury., and glowing
encomium upon 'the luciliy ofstyle and severe log
lie" which he used in showing the prospect of free
territory wherever was open to the competition of
free and slave power.
l Hereis an extract.
"He was peculiarly fecitious in exposing the in
eonsistencies Of the Abotoniss, who had in former
times vchemently opposed the Missouri COMPROMISE
asa geographical limit of slavery ana who with
vet greater violence denounce It's repeal though that
r'Ntal o. Southern well as Northe rn territory
the ingress eff free institutions. He triumphanty
clntended that where there open unrestricted
rivalry between free and slave labor the former
] inevitable win Kansas would be free territory
because slave labor there would be comparatively and
indeed posidv ly unproftable California, he re-
minded US, had heen equally open free ana slave
\ labor and yet had exclulen slavery by decided
a and almost unanimous expression of the popular
will The non-slaveholling States he told us, had
millions more of inhabitants than the Southern
States and enter rise energy and sucress in proper
ton. Uron this topic the distinguished orator
. dwelt with much force of illustration and c0pious
0 argument. In this connection We my renaind our
readers that the extreme Souiera men opposed the
is inepifable optration ioosld insure te 0siSn d
= t1oss Yerrjto7its as sFrcesSipte& rhe Hon Jere
FL Clemeis one of thenlost friends pecl,
lealiars Institution, tpek ssty9Hg md
ground Tor this very feason against the bill, denou
iced 10 A. rs beiif uiiaf the neal md wan
Jshis agiesaganssitsai opsionan saflFtyeon
q. Sas ma e,ts tn S9qh, but al the 1rssplfing-
= valtQg wonll accrue to- the -slaselol slili
tl Stat $ his prs iclohis booming history Han
tsds arien offftef, ell bs rs a
10 lssotfrom frepanlernnese Shsfre rsiess ia
:. yom sur;nri Of freeeovsg slase sabor, .irpn tn
70 aperior energy i1dusiry end econa,y Of then
" i iffn over the Sodtlitrn character.
SouthernD Democracy cannot fail TO arrreciat
q khe com liment b stowedsul .themin the eonclu
81 ing portion of the. above exiraet :.
s'We have some still happier illustrations Of III
= unity Of Democratic flitli, North and South
ne extract which follow, copiedfrcm the Lancasts
tt Coos Democrat: - Z
+ ssr&yrRx ExrESsios The great and lesdin
lgs or Know 0thine Republicans H. isiost prSl
tly Is unclaimed by them be prevent ste c,
& b1siou6f slavery But they cannot do IL. Why
5ecae people who will settle intlae territories
e. vsssss Mtent the war wif ssico was psgaa,
", count OF unbeafsle az xicafi insults and ngsre
!, eops, tits said by the abolition Of u
~ forth to Bhorrej VIZ sai
b sgjsst vast s Z. y '; y " 4,
gar2' ssIb gave rs BeNeEah five aii 81 il Eur III
az aoastn square miles ii territorys With ve.y live
Ey I4ty ofclifniE and vi III tile Anad al
81 kamrsffl Die ehess of Il
fstfinore than one territory III
q, Sholeof itsprsai the benign influence Of our Go
L rnnent institutions Of every part of of "a
sf nit were settled ana aud not one 10
" II ifisox tcsf iciA fes1ito1 ~ Isv i
III that dying ciaBpr; was 3deryl
o2 hg d sStsshsns,9 tss s Issss ee.'
,rss assx Amy Tass = vas slss, az te
iii NsSsin Ills Essssas,ts lie abolitloniss n
Il. It's obj was to
i wound szsspd 4vsfy That tIsy VI is I'll
Ioaly gsoaiss Of 70. tiie nessti5
Is, is y fesl;a< yot Elegt sdias
Saf slssi g,,pIi a. I, Aud sy ssltEe
rorf NO; Che Pcs tie haye n
TER they ilid- thing lteysr 10 do wiz
its 10 the the OF es
M imsu Of oplnon NQrtl belie
pr {Fit KANSAS viii We q slrye s. 5ilsofl
81 rfe the cAefspftle frae State purity there, say
mas oarteen tysntiet ofsthe trfitory
Ia I'm iayor Of lroh that
IN 8 I III Ms SI s. s MI s IL dos
his h>)i rs te free. w Iip wftl iplke It:
~ VIII A6o6 lioiistsz No, twill 5e tiesl
;ol L Esasis SfassIl sas Which 6syssS
hieh iher II arBine Ss SiNsJdsi fali Of sls
liy iisss NH e fs Ias IN Il \
~ III 81 5 va1tid6 Kansas is sd
{; - her tip.t my territory
e into the oiien win
&c, Nj Is there IS no naeddf an bolitio
.of 2sSses epnia slavery extension
/ |ps;s1 I'm :, I'm 81 531s - " 8 ssss
y g '';l Ten f'g Z. g IS