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DISUNI0N ToAsTs.
n ThTrs Nile Cfstk. Bgn,ssH District.
By &C. Hay The remuneration Of Teas
10 The Uniled Slaies-Ws Will obtain II peStea-
bly, if We can, forcibly T we must. III ~
By Jos. 6. ~ Duncan: A Just t11aeiion a
IIhe Tariff. TAe noise Of AftIiIion sieoced.
|Ierss Or Disunion, and such isc|.| ..,tr q kiIl
% future secure The homestead of everf family.
y pix and Dallas our Presidents MI I;
IN Itakaboro,
sAfs,r,liou The gr,a, measure Of delivss
ran "a Liberty 10 the South with il We are
the u Ifai,bfs be our doom. Nine timesI
nine cheers.l -
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ByaEm. NJ. Huisoa, Esq (orator cf The day9
The South Carolina Resolutions of 1889 :gAH
hope of|s'a returning sense Of jnsiieen hapins
psssed, II heir pledge be redeemed.
BY Gen.D. r. Jamieson-The Union: Let
The opponents Of this great American measure
accept he alternative. H
[ a Bedford Disbisl. s.
By John H. ScreyeD, ESQ "A speedy convea-
ton Of The slave holding States. s'lo count abs
cost and value Of the Federal Union. The
sword may finish that which Northern religious
fsnaleism has begun. 81
By r L Tillinehasi, (reader of the Reclara-
ton Of Independently South Carolina ''ps.i
union az ~, the American Rebellion Of re-
i BY Capt. .BarnwelI-John C. Calhoun The
noble 500 Of South Carolina-let him be true 10
himself, and the Stale will never cease TO honor
him.
Sent blythe Hon. r. Observation-Disclosures :
| Whatever obloqny il brought upon political
leaders, 70 the people it brought subslaniiatan3
great relief. Let the people, therefore. who haze
experienced The advantage cf the remedy, use
tIt again.
By DR., John a. Johnson-The spirit Of 20 a.
gain awakened in our bosoms-may il burn 70
the destruction Of our enemies and the establish
ment and maintenance Of Southern 1nstiiulions
and Southern Liberty.
AT meeting 10 Sumter, resolutions were
passed, expressing determination for resistance,
the preamble Of which states that "we must pre-
pare, as stale, 10 seize the moment If the re-
lieetion Of the Tsesty to propose immediate steps
towards . Southern Convention, unite Tsxss,
and leave Dsunion to The North" f9F
Mr.. Pickens and Mr.. wardlaw ,prominent Cal
hOu1 men, SUPPORTED these resolutions.
The reader will recoIIect the project Of hold.
ing Southern Convention at Richmond -nont.
nally SIave.holting Convention, but from
reading The above extracts, no one viii be at a
loss to see its real object. Il is nothing shoIl Ct
Disunion- The wings OF Richmond have set
their faces against Second Hartford COnptniiOn,
and resolutions Of reprobatoa. haze been passed
in Roekbridge, Frederick, Fredericksburg, aud
loiher places-snd the scheme is now diselaimsd
lby the Enquirer and other prints. Il
Mr.. Calhoun has felt il necessary 10 disavow
fat hiu.sslf any purpose Or feeling Of dsupiOo,
bui until he CONES out decidedly and eOndeashs
the moventnts Of his friends, it will be difficult 10
persuade the public that his disavowa. is nsant
10 check the progress Of disafection ID South
Carolina. Il will be observed that he does Dol
utter word Of reprobalon, in reference 70 the
sentments'cf the leaders in his own region. Bot
let him speak for himself.
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