The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-08-14
FANAT1cTyl3 ARTd AND SOUTH.

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preservation Of hjpe6icsI rights, the even, $
will be in no nsJ b.vree das TO the folly and
inlempcrance ofe1f Mo assume 10 be the Pc :
culisr aspnp-pu ,aisns and most zeal
Gus champions Of bef hse. AbolitiOnism re-
eeives no such siTeagk ming aiiment as that
which il derives from 4 South itself--from the
violent language az she continual elamoE
against every n-isg Kahsrn, which a certain
class OF polilioiaas - South make il their
daily business t(indrV The fanatics Of one
section are, 1is67FsH silly, perhaps, but yet
roally the aids ami cidiuiors to those Of the
other. What is sid Weddings and Garrison
at the North, isSePhd by the extremists of
the South as a e,ssS4 expression Of Northern
sentiment Whai Ia by the extremists here
il their nssspspes iorials. their speeches in
Congress and on N hustings, is carried to the
North. re-printef. yhe Aboitonists and circu-
listed 49, prove the arOganes OF
the SLAM 49, ! - paugs such sentiments
among Is. Nef. y People as will naturally |
epouea .lsa a. Il a. ths whole people ofthsr
section iesanall ~ hgpocrilss, fanatics and |
traitor ~ II I. Of socisty 10 which they
we ,ei'-sal = ~ Il1mofal and corrupt. III
bloc pgeaasEsd between the two
sessions IS tsfacy through the agency
ofEe wbe4 '71essec, ezpOnsnts Of the in
tere''s o. % ! o. either, which it taxes the
Efforts and Il Sssnsibls, reasonable and
j censcSs - ~ - - 10y
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syss@ua!auA the subver-
,Ses.. <SH 81 Timed o. the fathers Of
be slavery question had never
been slISl ulng,e in elections, If dema-
gosuss cotf< nave taken il up as hobby
upon whisA A. into notice-if lie manage
ment could es entrusted TO he cOnserya>
tive, pstrlSsN =. pen Of both sections. it might
have been set 4 Without creating more than
ripple upon D pa Of popular opinion and feel.
ing. and Eiihe lt1Eisasi danger to the COnSIi>
tuition Dr. ne Pa But dsmSgoguiSm is an
ineideB' Of Paf9laf Institutions. Nothing s too
sarred FOR its Swallowed touch-no thought OF
cOnst qBsHeoA-b siTains the men who resort to 1t
as means q tHinging themselves into notice
and securing distinction which they could
! never acquire y The score Of intrinsic moral OF
Intellectual Ant. What cares an ambitious
asPirani esa. 1ngressiOnal honOrs whether he
|. delnds or cnFssa the opinions OF the populAce
on quesIonEei Z sectional nature so that he
secure his osgt SCAT in Congress snd eniitle him
, slfto the nshs and pay of member of that
, body. What difference does it make with an
!. editor who expects TO popularizs hi, PAPER by
IS affecting Fruliar devotion to Southern rights
: and inisrssts; - ether there be any truth in
I shst % - rnoi, 50 that he inHame hatred
against thse ~, and convince everybody tina
7, he is the oHftsaitOr in his locality who 70 emit
= tied to be 90 tdered the champion Of the South
o We tell ort--.saasrs. ard we weigh our words q
We write, ihl Southern ulirai.i, under pres
eni eiTcumsnces, is as dangerous to the peac,
= Of the cousl II and the perpeiuty of the Uniol
= as NOrisaa AbOliiionist. The South need
:" now 10 lookat her position in the Union-to ex
anime how a. the Federal Government aud III
Demoeraheaariy is committed 10 the support
= her rights 'shdsr the Constitution. before sh
:. resolves 70 iHsaguste measures which will =,
!: snlt in the dsimsgraton Of the party and III
dssOlui;ae .aLIhs Union. The Democracy al
pledged 70 Ire dOclrius ofPopular sOvercignt
in the Territories and to The principles OF Ii
- bred seq, decision. What more can the Sou
y ask than irti fwith these invitations she ia
- to exte7A ests-isgiion Of slavery, it is simp
\. becauseslls has not surplus slave population
spare. She lost Kansas because chs had n
- slaves TO z~a4 'hs-e. They ooul9not be SPAR
- from the more prOitablo employ men's Of Il
tobacco, vac andeo.,on plantations of the soui
l. And this tsrves a an illustration OF the posiii
:, Of the h1ih resarling the extension Of h
Ior slave iui ';Gss nisr the adjudication of Il
- Supreme "a sustained BY 'Aa Norlhe
,,~ Dsnoett GSs ,ad ting lave popu".en
=, spare. .E.sle every new 'etfNo'!
- the L -IAvshQldiug PoPu'a''p"
NBf - n .ss=sHsEy y.
al 81 carr Ris nrgso..
~ E-4 'at4 @ei ha more slave p
~ ulatsA .'e9 labor must become less val,
bic whSs ~ are now employed before
can alFors siESitssri of to people the teri
Ar res, andN Es,sllh. adnber Of slave State,
nth the Ul'o =. The fac, be borne in mind
al, lie SCAT 4 etple tia, no State has ever
ore been dsned ~ nuaioh into the Union because
nd. her slave Institutions and that there is no pro
the b!lliy i1alrs't ever viii be. The South can
ed 20 sfiHsiOhs Just as far as she is capa
.rty Of Do -aSihsrs will always be wholeso
The Democratic sentiment at the North which ,
ack sustain herin 50 doing The decision of
He, SuPreme o0ri ard the pledges of the Den
the crate pArsy.fg'inst which the waves Of MOI
the eTn fsnaneiF break in vain, secure her this C
fee, situtioeAl yiIsgo.
D a Now ne tofal Ct al this is tbs, the sol
,. O. ought 10 sIhin the present Adminisirati
the which . ped d and re.pledged to the dociri
nan uPoa whieh constitutional rights depend
re- She ought 70 b the signsr Of her disspprO
d ton upon theaen who bubble about parties
Ised acts Of that AininiHraiion and seek BY sPe,
mel pleas &c fanAeai appea's to disiort their 4
INST motives 80 pAs@Aion., They ought. the
mes fore, to look ~ supreme contempt upon
Orth editors and pOlscaus who would seek to prs
Dhis dice them agate such men as President Bn,
anan, JefFefsotDNis and Senator Hammo
who IN the press eifcumstauces Of the col
rms try, counsel u,,ratOn. peace, and brOtht
'NE concord.
The honors SeHltor OF Mississippi has lar
love been made n butt Of pop gun assaults from
i.'oo small cotoriDf somhern secessious and
10y editors who EPscs1lo bring their papers
-; noiiSe - lSs1g t6o especial guardianship
II sous6oTifghls, hs~a~e he saw fit at Por,ls
'PI.. in the SIZE Of Maze, to acknowledge the co
r., tesiss shfn him BY the people Of tbs, city,
speech wieh declaisd the true principles Of
go which n Union was founded and upon wi
II only il On be maiaialned. Our readers h
: :. seen Co Davis speech on that occasion, an
H.. there is py man except one who lie hope
~ fanatic AZ fox who can object to its seutime
80 We sAiteASsp him. The bare fact
, -, suode.A.sssse> asIsli~ Hammond and Wise
sssaies W ihlss HRuA and accused Of recrea
TO the Ssutls ioghItO le sufficient 10 awaken
simple in1aiii ~bahsilhey or the scribbers
-, abuse lhemsal 40 mat deserving the conf de
and esteem D sOuaeh men. These emil
- men vhs - tssa D risk everything wi
r. they belize DC sOutl would probably be ca
"' upon y at1<ato hss dignity and assert
''0's righ,s, 200 that sssl.s4,ss s,fs while del
" VI cratis.sscsR,neE. tss,~' at the Nc
- lotuNaAe 81
-. = - - I. - @<5se BY pieay
-. editor. "A -..,s1iI al 6idcisns who are
en-. ssorshi. to asop eswi nnioO'o- Sh"-'-'-'
OF tseA \ = ~ AsHnot conclude this
-, ticle Eas9 King the following {
the Blalln0.s1 % $ ;asrnal which needs
endorsement q iiff ton to Southern Rig
~ A recent dcelsraioi of regard Tor the Vi
BY lei Davis, AID q 81 later speech of coz
vative temper By feHeor Hammond have
posed bob shess &se'saai persons 10 the repro
on. Of aposiacy lfop u ih'sfssis or the South.
charge sgaiusf sil'ia lhss8 gentlemen 10
univ absurd for ssri8u FslalatiOu. Nobody re
I = doubts thsif 3evoi Se,ahe south, and We
" contrasts. - sns-ppininus with the o.
er for Of sPeechss sl ~ delivered under d
n our enl ciTcamsahces. laplous critics have c
cs oe rived to fepftssht VEN In an inconsistent
tude. fI
ns US The grou.ssf 81 pdraeal philosophers ha
lustratcd toe seemed Of statesmanship by
analsgy fsomths scisGs Of navigation
mariner kespa slyennbjeci in view, but q