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Domestic News July 18, 1856

The Weekly American Banner

Yazoo City, Yazoo County, Mississippi

What is this article about?

Political advertisement urging Southern men to vote for Millard Fillmore to protect their institutions from Italian socialist Giuseppe Mazzini, who plans to immigrate to America and supports abolitionism.

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Men of the South!
Why Falter You? The America, which arrived a few days ago at Halifax, brings us the news that Mazzini, the Italian socialist, and friend of Kossuth, had announced his intention of immigrating to this country. Mazzini is the same individual who, writing to a friend in this country, appealing to him for aid to emancipate Italy, said:

"Twenty-four millions of emancipated Italians will be twenty-four millions Abolitionists to aid their brethren in America."

Men of the South! are you willing to intrust your property to the keeping of such men? If not, vote for Fillmore. Are you willing to allow such men to make laws regulating your property? If not, then vote for Fillmore. Are you willing that your institutions shall suffer from the influences of such men? If not—then vote for Fillmore.

Your only safety is with the American party. Then rally to its standard bearer; with it you are safe from the encroachments of the Italian Abolitionist. Then why falter, when the line of duty is so plainly marked out before you?

—Ernstearn Washington Organ.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Mazzini Immigration Fillmore Campaign Southern Politics Abolitionism Warning

What entities or persons were involved?

Mazzini Kossuth Fillmore

Where did it happen?

South

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

South

Event Date

A Few Days Ago

Key Persons

Mazzini Kossuth Fillmore

Event Details

Advertisement warns Southern men of Giuseppe Mazzini's immigration plans and his abolitionist views, urging them to vote for Fillmore and the American party to safeguard their property and institutions.

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