The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-22 00:00:00

ChION.
as to the probable
American States.
t was certainly in
ning to be so di- •
:h prolonged, the •
been induc:al to
hem to support
ings and interests
itcp towards a se.
ler cause of a more
evils of disunion ;
ich, in the North-
generally in the
tion owed nearly
was accomptuika
'ern and Southern
former; Jackson
horn States would
led their suffrages
vford and Clay.—
bore a charm- o
ing failed in ape
Southern States
sir internal KWh.
have been made
the United State,
Federal Govern-
:ommittoe of the •
Report, in which
e of their rights.
the other States,
apidly to a close ;
the Governor and
11111 among, them
in a minority.
g exists, and that
wri ' a has recent-
from the feelera-
:termination into
wing is an extract
rune 2,1;
inst., Mr. Lump.
referred so much of
to the Improper ir-
ith our domestic at.
lotion :
a much of the Go.
I which has so often
eat branches of the
affairs' and to inter.
ose and union of the •
ject with the deepest
inn, that the hour is
aes from Virginia to
confederate, and as
r submit our restrain.
I men on the floor of
irk and strained con.
nelics ; that we pro.
unlimited submission
;:tion were as simple
es easily understood
foreign nations were
ern necessary to the
envies without, and
others were retained
gn, and must not be
e, or judiciary.
of Britain was lay.
se north, no natecs
jealousie.4, were tar.
, but with one voice,
is to Georgia, they
When from MN
viand, in all things
from the seas of the
tent States, the men
late the cost, but re.
;lungs of the whole
and conquered and
rahes of the west the
to confederacy: with
rosper in the unholy
to splendid fabric of
products of a fertiie
world. The world
Lot our northern
, if the compact has
me of all the mercies
me to rejoice in their
elysium, while they
everse. As Athens,
eld slaves, we hold •
I for themselves. let
them deepen their
ball rise out of it.
e simplicity of the
master and servant
I eonlide for !eery
this sate of thins
louse o' Represents.
ably met—rnat we - 1
subject, commons.
having exhausted •
,nd for the support
each other our lives,
cy the Governor he
Ins to the Execu•ire
a request that they 1
and that his Excel.
ur Senators and Re.
titer, and requesting
~ having a tendeecy
•.
rap and laid on the 1
a callusl up a sub.
ant contains the fol.
eurgia, to the Legit!. •
•, Gth June. 1823.
the legislature two 4
which indicate the
he protection of our
0. M. TROUP.
y, 2d June, 1823.
to us both yet re.
ch have transpiaed
e white inhabitants
r duty, joined with si
•
;Excellency of our 1
set committed, but .1
ight with menaces
trees, and insult. .4
i and children oat
onsiderable keine ,
he great prices they 1
er circumstance*,
;cr. Divided front :7
•GO miles, with no: „
this moment there
icd no: to return to
led on this frontier
it we are building a
811 shnotit destitute ,
liopeful expectation
our to be your Ex:
HOWARD.
appointment.
•
y, June 3, 1E55. •
it accoTdiag to n•
I have ordered the
; and have atesr-
ire entirely wire.
diens, being in a
,on. I also wish to •
fined from men t:
R descent upon the
siding off their Ivo-
maul demand toe
3 considerable et •--
county has a fret -
ulation ; and p:o•
tould be unable for
ream,
:DSOS, Major.
he 49th of Jure.
x, for trading in
by Parliament.
to every p.m 01
no, state that the
Ty unhealthy ca
d
1 arcocuought
::t. of Ttl4..