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Domestic News November 1, 1850

The Lancaster Gazette

Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio

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In Hinds County, Mississippi, a meeting unanimously adopts resolutions proclaiming non-intercourse with the North by boycotting New Orleans merchants who are free-soilers and employing only teachers with southern sentiments.

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Mississippi, Too! Mississippi, following the fashion of South Carolina, is beginning to proclaim non-intercourse with the North, so far as business is concerned, and some other things, too, as will be seen by the following resolutions unanimously adopted at a meeting in Hinds county, lately:

Resolved, That we will not transact any business (either by the shipment of cotton to, or the purchase of goods from) with any merchant in the city of New Orleans who is known to be a free-soiler in his sentiments, unless his long residence in the South and known opinions have identified him with the South.

Resolved, That we will employ no school teachers or patronize any school under the management of any person or persons who are not known to be wholly 'South orn in all their feelings and opinions.'

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Economic

What keywords are associated?

Mississippi Resolutions Non Intercourse North Free Soiler Boycott Hinds County Meeting Southern Sentiments

Where did it happen?

Hinds County, Mississippi

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Hinds County, Mississippi

Event Date

Lately

Outcome

resolutions unanimously adopted

Event Details

Meeting in Hinds county adopts resolutions to avoid business with free-soiler merchants in New Orleans unless identified with the South, and to employ only teachers wholly southern in feelings and opinions.

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