Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-06-05


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81; 50
sat othef nad Eloiif
.r;o,;an Miu " ms long course anos sss
Rssotrsa, That The n members of songress
favorable to annexauon be requested aosresorI
70. a.tiesunaie IRE expedie Wli sas.s pssl
aud that fbssiast Yesort or the tbey take Tor
assembling eonSention of lhe esarendtY:
10 annexai.on -
sxasa SSsosa - ion
of lhe lines md if,at we asai moi weld our
support 10 any candidate for big Office who.
does not concur with rs as 10 tbs measure, -
gsa, nay Wy =. =
made 10 the consiitutonaiiiys and espedienicy
ofthe measures fthe FL Federar 6 oyernmen for.
.ne proleeuon q doms stek l.u
the fsiih nliabied ions. in the comprotnise OF
1882 and thatwe gard the time and measure
Of our resistance to this act as matters % es sss
ueau up9n 9sE own yleWs as',;ains
10 I the Fedsrags a. neSa ave - - ininsnl.
rch.s, So 3, nnno,te by Mr..
1,s.,.,,s s - -, sssns4st considerable;
.,,,sc;5sd ab;fify and efTec, If
any one one present pre- yiously entertained doubts
as 10 the right which Texeshas, as a sovereign
and independent power, to dispose of her own
Territory, since the battle Of San Jacinto,
those doubts must have been removed BY: the
luminous, and5in many respects, eloquent re-.
cital of the prominent facts and circumstances.
connected with her interesting struggle for in.
lependeEce.And@ what doubts tssoever may have
existed as to the true policy of the u. States;
in relation to Texas; they were solved in a
way, which must strike; e;eyery patriotwith irre-
sistible force. 1t isS not a question between
Mexico and Texas, as pretended by the op.
ponents of Annexation; but ii is great Amer.
ican question, in the solution ofswhich the
friends Of civil liberty throughout the VOL dare.
deenly interested. Itis q. question, whether
the BOUNDARIES of free government, on the. one
hand. or those! Of desDotism and yasalase on
the other shall he enlarged-whether. a for:mi-
1aoble, ,fore;gn power. under the hypocritical
nre,eu Of sbeneyolence and philanthropy in.
relation to- the slayes Of; the South, shalEbe
,,orn,;,ted NOT only to dictate the terms upon
3 ,,B;chy his ,ooveynment shall form an alliance
with 1,eIas bnt 10 nIan, the standard oE,eyol,
on our bordsrs with ,be imper,ipep ayowal of a
s,sd o,mina finn "a abolish slavery ,brou.b
on,: ,:,ba ,.,rld g. =. So -.
In,h;sr;a,,,s !, beco 70 tho Southern sto,os
sc,b;. I1.,,sa ane ,t;aon. ,of soIfs,e.o,,.,ion
~ ~. ,.b;cb ,bsy in decido Far ,bor,se,vo.
.s hoo ~, 90 iresnen Or eIse thew will dese,,e
thu fate intended for Them :by yBri,;sb milan.
,hron;s,s and Nortbela fana,;cs i, 10 ~.
DENLY 10 he: bone,, that Texas Willie annoyed
-, Tho raj; af;65 Sef The 1yea,v or bv ohio,
ms,n. cono;s,p n ,y;,b tho ms;n,enance of
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;n,sr.rs nee "a o,ir bre,b,en Of the Noi,b WHO
,;e.r f,o,o !. ,Ie .;,b;act oro,r noc,l;a.
in.,;,nt;ons: and who affect 10 onpose ,pnera.
lion on .,ba u,o,nds s,ha, l. NAV ar,ard Tho
hon na ,r;e. &c verv and e,ia bl;sb ,5e ;ns,;
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