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monnt'b fo!AenecS Gtnc ShIur scu 300
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II I. ~. IA Etr %6iiaten Yrctien III sabtn re,
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mug, nm L ulhmeiasnc baIrs gu Ialcn, ~Gcnecrn
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paar iur fit Stitdpiarna Der trtrtNsneeu VA.
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YIN Nrrrtr Wager rou NImeL Shubtu olcr
Nrttn u"p Nr'lis ("cn 62I Gts.j an. Slslhiaus
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I | 'mptirNit iu ouB rrrre"Iiib r,uilrn Wrrtitn
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Sdlhtri Otrltr. Stdttr, Malice EU.i.,. va.,r.
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Yen Wut'en unN &irtrutiuitru Ribnrur>
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S'h'ht ~)lIiWtl,
init uuN rbue Wteuhcl, rtebtn al r,rrrutrn am
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A'tit nt9t" iNrer l@lt:ien ano sllttuhea ISaHr,tn rnbm-
'tdlt ftt1lntt NNnrflmtuc lpeyotn rtlciaaEta ami
erittu unt 6umfirbntru lfptu Mipuato
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UNI Ole Htr'ttltetnsM NrrtlICacn, rtl.pr aus tincm unrrCr
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Srbn H,jnharrt,
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9un 10 "9rtlactt
lfrfr 4rt nm Ger t'ittn Nultitit r~m,rirbft Iti
ntn Nrsuncen muo 9Ei,p,Irct5nirra IN tiIi.cm
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ZEN Nt;b. tel t~Gutctcr putlf nr be, MI bic III; lie. Q i
I'D ntm btdIi eli Sasc IN Or >~irraStr Il maze t. |. cigt
tcnilkr Sptc:rti- H&LItcuaLa,luuu
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wv NN"FE, WI EVWtN WtNliF.
HsA- 0rihte bruanci'be btrn.c, S4ms ar
u"p e'mtnrSsr EIl' 's. -. iinp s,t,ttllm t~ejclbIt
;u bGten.
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IN 8tHmCne MN e'tlrs S'iEiuS ~9,I!6uff in ern
Itr:rn er &o. Noec mr eemp., @Nrantr Ilsgal.
gslIeTinu. y 3eHnitrn u. ltr0.. Gj!uttl urr Mrpentn
&lan. 25sIiRe Hrr |pranG. Gtdrige M9IIirarNb uns i
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ScSctahlc pills, ub:rWt: Il uMo rhlt SGgcr, grarni
Yiie, Meyarre ptrabmr Sct;rriilsn, u ,,aYnr5 i
ctutIhe Ndi'rIrIltn a. lc., lSu. mmIIitI ctripur.rer 4
etcG rtith srb1!lu Enc iuM 9jcrtali brI Stlhrr. u,
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-06-06


guaranty of her rights under the Constitution,
she win be great deal better off when free
from the trammels which the Constitution
imposes. Atpresent, the Constitution is for
her but yoke, and her obligations under it
are her fetters. She cannot cultivate direct
relations with the great consumers of her
productions, nor contract those alliances with
foreign powers by which she might be able
so largely to advance her own interests aud to
strengthen her hands; because these things
must be yielded to a Federal Government
which, if it denies her her rights at home, is
not likely to look very seduously after them
abroad. Her position is, in fact, one of sub
serviency, which is as humiliating as it is in
furious IT. therefore, the result of the con-
test now Immediately impending, be any
thing short of full aud perfect guaranty of
Legislative, executive and judicial protection
to Southern rights, of every description,
throughout all the common territory of the
Union, then manifestly the time has come
when the Union itself is a nuisance.
We know all that has been said, and which
it is the fashion to say, about the incalculable
benefits which this glorious compact of States
is capable of securing. 1t is nonsense to
tantalize us with the tale of such benefits,
when we cannot enjoy them. We know all
that it is usual to repeat, about the difficulty
of peaceful separation; and of that suppos
ed irrcversible decree of nature which has
seemed, through the over-rolling waters of
the Mississippi, to proclaim that the dwellers
on the Mexican Gulf, and the inhabitants Of
the great Northwest, shall be one power
Nature has no decrces superior to the wills
of men who dare to die in just cause and
the citizens of that State which takes her
name from the noble stream so often alluded
to by our enemies as the physical bond which
renders dissolution of the political Union
impossible, would sooner mingle their blood
with the waters which that mighty river rolls
onward to the Gulf, than continue to live on
mcanly upon its banks, dishonored depend
ents upon an insolent and fanatical rabbe in
habiting its sources.
Finally then we say, though there is no
present and immediate need to despair of the
confcdcracy, there is great and pressing need
to have an end of the question respecting its
perpctuity. Every true Southern man should
make his mind firmly up to the determination
that this very year shall bring to the South
one or the other of these alternatives, Equali-
ty in the Union, or Independence out of it.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-06-06

you that you can as certainly accomplish your
purposes of opposition to slavery in the ranks Of
the Democratic party, through the practical
workings of the ingenious device of Squatter
Sovereignty, as though you were affiliated with
the Republicans" Latter-day Democracy of
that sort would, IN an probability, soon accom-
plish the feat of swallowing the entire Black
Republican party, and thereby, ITSELF become
thoroughly abolitionized Then it would address
itself to the task of extinguishing slavery in the
States; and we should find, when it was all too
late to profit by the knowledge, that the once
despised abstraction had proved itself to be a
fearful practicality. v
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-06-06
Mississippi Has spoken.

We publish, to-day, the proceedings of the
Democratic State Convention, which was held,
last week, at Jackson from which it will be
seen that the Democracy of this State have
approved and ratified, by acclamation, the
secession of our Delegates from the late Con-
vention at Charleston, and have re-affirmed,
with distinctness which leaves no room for
doubt, evasion, or misconstruction, the great
and fundamental doctrine of the right of the
people of the several States to go into the
common Territories and be there protected,
with every description of property they may
choose to carry with them, against all illegal
interference.
The old Delegates have been re-appointed;
but few vacancies had to be filed, on ac-
count of the inability of some of the former
Delegates to leave the State at this juncture.
They are accredited to Richmond and Balti-
more, and authorized TO act according to
their own discretion.
II the other Southern States but emulate
the frmness and unanimity displayed by
Mississippi, we doubt not that the demands
of the South viii be promptly and unhesita-
tingly conceded at Baltimore; but timid
counsels, or attempts to compromise, win be
fatal to our cause.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-06-06
Vour engagements elsewhere are Of such

Our engagements elsewhere are Of such a
tcier, for the preseHt, that We are enabled to
| vend only comparatively small portion Ofeaeh
] <eek in Oxford After the 2lst Of the present
pO0th, however. we shall be permitted to remove
ihe,sceDe Of our new duties, and devote ali
our time and energies 20 the IsrErLIeEScEH
I Meanwhile our readers, we doubt not, will rea-
! dir overlook such Incidental shortcomings as
. Ts1li kosn editing paper "a, long .sg-" u
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~ To the various gentlemen, in This county.
and elsewhere, who have kindly volunteered 10
take copies of our prospectus and procure sub
scribers for US, we return our cordial thanks
for the interest they have manifested in our sue
cess. They will lay US under renewed obligs-
tinns by transmitting their several subscription
lists 70 US at The earliest practical moment
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-06-06

JkE We send copies Of this number of our
kscr y various gentlemen, to whom we suppose
lrr prospectus has not been presented, in order
cs1i our enterprise to their attention and to
I<S. their subscriptions. If they do not like
kpeeirnen number, they need not return it +;
: i've shall regard no one as subscriber who
not direct US to place his name upon our
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-06-06

IHE SEvKSrkES 1KAR Locus7s--7h@.
curious visitors arc now psrforat;5r s..
grcand IN the vicinity Of Newark. RI H.
multitudes, their holes being qeacnlIr ahssi
half an inch IN diameter md fro,6 1fss-
to eight inches deep. They are foand dzsef
numerous around the roots Of the chsr1YiF
tree. Near the apple, pear and peach trccs +.
but few are found, and generally on the shady
side. They are xell formed, and measure i,
many instances, when takca fesn therToapd.as
an inch and a half in length. Net so-nasur..
are found IN deeply trcpehed Ground. ~
who're It Is hard ard firm. and norc ar found
around tr~,> Hcwl, plsntel.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-06-06

NNI'NHN0 eP'h tiC stfobiiitio1 Ot lne nefeSy OF
Squatter Sovereignty, We are much disposed TO
doubt the permanent value Of any success that
may be thus achieved When the King of Epirus
exclaimed, in reply to those who congratulated
him upon the signal victory he had obtained over
the Romans, Another such victory would ruin
mel" he expressed just such feeling as would
weigh down the heart of any clear-sighted and
sagacious Democrat who should survey the field
after the party had achieved nominal victory
under the battle-cry of "Squatter Sovereigntyr'
The trophies and fruits of such victory would
consist only of a few laurels, withered ere they
were plucked, and few carrion "spols," engen-
dering widespread corruption through the
camp. Our forces would be so thoroughly de-
bauched, through the demoralizing doctrine of
Squattcr Sovereignty, that there would be little
TO choose between them and as many straight-out
Black Republicans. Not vote-not one-can
be obtained by us in any Southern State by
means Of that doctrine; and, in the Northern
States, every recruit that doctrine brings US will
be Black Republican at heart 1t cannot be
otherwise. The conservative Democrats Of the
free States are with us already. The Black Re-
publican leaders tell the people that the one idea
upon which they have banded themselves toge-
thcr, is to prevent the further spread of slavery
This end they propose to accomplish by prohibit
ory Congressional legislation. The Squatter
Sovereignty orators in the free States desire 70
have it in their power to go before the people and
say" We are just as much opposed to the fur
ther extension Of slavery as or Republican
fieads; and knowing int g9a arc also opposed
o y. a. well - to the system itself We assure
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