AIr Editor.
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Mr Editor.


The sentiments embodied in the
above resolutions are such as cores
pond with the indelible sentiments ofthe
human heart For honor and integri-
ty, when expressed in language, and
displayed in actions, though the heart
less demagogue may notice with a sneer,
yet always attracts the admiration Of
the wise and good. Alabama will up
hold before the world the "honor of her
house untarnished." The late message
of her Governor 10 the General Assem-
bly,, the conduct of her citizens, and
these resolutions, plainly show. that she
is determined, whatever sacrifices may
be necessary, to "stand ereet,'' and 10
frown down, with an honest Indignation
which cannot be too highly commended,
all attempts at dishonesty and fraud.


Truly Mississippi stands in an unen-
siable position. THERE'S no one, who,
i he at ali reflects upon the degradation
to which she has been sunk. but must
hang his head and blush with very
shame FOR her conduct.


1t seems now, however, almost useless
10 tts!A. talk. She has done the deed-she
has been welded TO Intamy and Dishon
or, and the people, the sovreign people,
have moi forbade the bans. For veal or
woe, she has plighted her faith ~ 10
s.Repudiation," to lore, honor and obey
ii for better or worse, &c. What an a.
malgamation!


This very act OF reputation has done
more injury TO the morals Of our people
than any thing under heaven can rem
edy; for il has produced in their minds
laxness Of the principles Of morality
and integrity, the possession ofwhich
We so much boast, and which should at
all times be the characteristic Of free
men. II has crePt through The veins
Of our bod, polite, killing every honor
able feeliug, and be.numbing into a
death.slumber every generous emotion
which he heart enteriains for homo
and country


Hast not felt


Upon CIR loftiess e4ineiice, thebligat


Dfthat dishonor, which alone en- slaY


The spirit Of a people r.


Our neighbors have become alarmed