The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
There is Danger IN Delay.


sentiment of the State is for disunion in pr
ference to abiding under government admir-
istered with no other avowed purpose but tn
destruction of her institutions and her degrade
ton from her position of equality in the Unior
The election of such party by the non slave
holding States with such purpose, make
void the. compact between them, because tn
Union was established not to infict wrong ant
outrage upon any of the parties to it, but IT
establish justice. ensure domestic tranquility
provide for the common defence, promote tn
general welfare, and secure the blessings 0
liberty to ourselves and our posterity.''
The question, therefore, arises when shal
this purpose Of Withdrawing from our associa'
tion with the Northern States, which have
thus broken faith, be carried into effect? Our
answer is, WITHOUT DELAY. Let Lincoln and
his free negro associate be installed as Presi-
dent and Vice President for the benefit Of the
Northern States that have elected them, but
let Mississippi stand from under and bear no
part nor lot in the crowning deed. Mississippi
will not recognize the government which
Lincoln, Seward, Hale, Fred Douglas & Co.,
rule over, and she must tell her resolve to the
world and take her final stand without hesi-
'tatlon- If ,twere done, 'twere well it were
quickly done.'
The re.sons f,r ", =, al; ;.+o . .o.;o,, o~o 50,
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iortn clearly m tne ioioWing article from the
Charlestan Mercury. They are addressed to
South Carolinians. but are not the less annl;.
o.hlo 10 M;ss;ss;n,;
''1is 8 l,,9'.'a'pf. r.
- our great ~, agricultural staples are gong
70 market. Inc sooner We act, the more d
lnese staples we WIZ nave on hand, to control
sne conauct OF stne people OF the North and OF
ioreign hatlons' 70 secure peaceful result for
cur aeilVeIanee. thousands at the North. and
Iililohs IN Europe, need our Cotton to Keep
tneir looms IN operation. Let us act, before
we nave par,ed with our agricultural. pro-
ductions ,Ils ior tne seasa
2. ne commercial and financial interests
OF the oouth require that we should act
sPeedhy In setting our relations towards the
North. suspense is embarrassment and loss
Deelslon, with separation, will speedily open
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sectional madness OF the North. He knows
tnat we are Wronged and endangered by Blacl
Repuolican ascendancy, and de will not, W.
nave right to suppose, lend himself to carry
out their bloody policy.
=. BY communication from the President o
the United States, as well as by the with
drawai from Congress of the members of The
seeding States, the question of the right Of 9
Force Bill, must arise in Congress for action
Inc Representatives from the other Southern
States will most probably be forced either tc