Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-02-22
Vol. VI.---No. 80.


lofty flights, soiliug the carpet upon
which he trod, with his hands apparent
ly extended to the heights Of the Senate
chamber, and mounting in a chariot to
ride to the moon
Wade. the most degraded biped that
ever trcd the face of Gods wide earth,
gives most glowing account of himself,
in the estimation of his party. Hear
him:
81 am TO better than negro, and would like
to 60 to South Carolina to make speech. but
am afraid Of tar and feathers"
His physloenomy, above any other be-
ing's, indicates cowardice and deception
not fit to live too mean to die born
a welcome guest of h--ll!
The great Athenian orator, $50 called,
by trying to rob Demosthenese Of his
speech, and who felt the punishment in
Aicted by South Cardinals gallant son,
is the best disposed one of the mongrel
crew
Giddings, an Infamous old abolition
list, of more than thirty years standing.
is now looking forward to his political
millennium"
Burlingame is as fierce as an inhabi-
tant of the lower demonstrating as he
is, with aboltionism, and thirsting for
the blood of the South He is educated
undor Parker and Phillips, and, in bis
mad career, will not stop this side Of
an anti-slavery God !" Massachusetts,
once represented by Webster, has fallen!
forever fallen
ask by whom are most of the North
ern States now represented q? BY de-
mons, fresh from h---ll, to be the Pre-
sidenis of these United States Revolt!
revolt !! let every feeling of my nature
revolt Unite the South, tho whole
South, and nothing but the South -
Send bowling all who invade the South
ern soil, where Gahricl's trumpet will
never reach them on the day of resur-
recton
Already have seven States withdrawn,
and why should Maryland be idle? Let
the people rise in their might, aud defy
the power of on imbeci!e and foolish
Governor Raise now the flag of your
State, or your doom is forever sealed
1t made my blood run cold to attend
the Convention on the first of last month.
| was astonished at Montgomery's most
gifted son upon that occasion. How I'M
ike the gallant Bowie, who fought with
all the desperation of valor for the indie
pendence Of far-famed Texas How I'M
like the gallant Bowie's, who inhabit the
lower Mississippi Valley Indignant
shame how unlike, to be called son
of Maryland! Flows there a drop of
kindred blood within your veins, buckle
on your sword, and every submissionist
in your little village will follow in your
footsteps Give up tho old maxim of
rather being wrong with your friends,
than right with your enenicsw 1t may
suit in political struggle, when nothing
is at stake but in an hour like this, it
will never do! tell you in bold def
ance, it you persist much longer in sub
mission, you will be politically id for
all the fame you have acquired since the
day of your birth! Rouse your South
ern blood or the fate OF Maryland will
be forever sealed
The speakers from the Quaker settle
ment have a right to think for them
selves, but should never again cypress
their sentiments beyond the precincts Of
their teeth Old man Wade will pat
the little boys on Their heads, and tell
them never leave this great Union =
But, in the event Of going out, set up
an independent concern for the Border
States-get lid of slavery as soon as
possible, and then pounce down upon the
wicked Cotton States
| attended the meeting of the 10th
instant, to appoint delegates to the PEG.
pies Convention, with some degree of
pleasure, hoping the people may be left
to decide on what is TO be done in the
alarming state of things. Mr.. Bou:c,
upon that occasion, seems to "believe
in the institutions Of slavery, and the
right of secession tells you seven
States have already withdrawn, and |
am opposed to coercion :" and with all
this, in his own language, clings to this
now accursed Union, under the hope OF
a compromise Are you blind, that you
cannot see--or deaf, that you cant hear?
The roar Of the encmy's cannon is heard
at your very door Are you visionary
enough to believe the seeding States
are to return? Better believe, if you
are not with the Cotton States, you are
against them
Oh, Marylandcrs what fools VIC arc,
to look 10 the constitution for tho right
OF coercion, when that power was never
granted Can the Constitution, formed,
say. by sovereign States, be greater
than the sovereign States themselves p
Did the South think Of coercing Massa-
cbusetts in attempting to withdraw upon
the annexation of Texas? MOI Joy go
with her The truth is, the tax.con-
sumers hate to part with the Taxpayers,
and they put up the cry Of coercion,
ot'ds protecting government property =
What, coerce the sovereign State OF
South Carolina Coerce, at once, the
waters of the deep-all natures works
and natures God f!
Build now monument TO the memory
Of the great expounder Of the constitu-
ton, (who. like the blind old Homer.
lived before his age,) and from its top
let stream the flag Of your Southern Re-
public
Unite the South. the whole South.
and nothing but the South Let the
question no longer be asked, Il Mary