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" On the outside ofto.days paper will be found
an extract from the speech of the Hon. Z. H. Eos.
ter, U. s. Senator, from Tennessee. 1t is the
manly rebuke of truo and noble hearted gentle
man, of the mean and low advantages sought to
be taken by the Abolonisls of the North ngains,
the South. Any attentive reader that will mark
tho progress of abolitionism in the North, cannot
but feel apprehensive for the welfare of the in
stitutions of the Southern and Western States ::
they have had their days of fasting and prayer,
in regard 10 the annexation Of Texas, only oppos
ing it as a slave State. They have petitioned tho
Legislature of Massachusetts TO send delegates
with an armed force, to South Columbia to enforce
the reception of abolition and free negro agents.
II is time that the South spoke out; and that too in
such pluin and uncquivocaI terms as TO let these
fanatic fools know that we will at all hazards
maintain our States. right policy.