The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-12-23
NEW MAMpsHIRE.

slster states would have fireycntsd our be.
ing again subjected TO ,lleir. %irnpcr,inen.
intrusion into tho Leg gislaiiye Halls, ,ofsou,b
Carolina. The firm and decided position
which our General Assembly hsti ii Stunned
IN ~ relation TO matters exclusively within
its own 'gs care and guardianship. s tlo1glt
had' secured hsdroi1 oncroachmcnts; Which
can have no tendency bpt 10 confirm its
resolution Of ofssanding entbcf Epnslitution
anu with a -firn,and ready hand warding Of.
every insit'ious attomprurom the domestic
peace aud quiet of tic people. For along
series OF years,indiced by a misguided and
s'ckiy sentimentali.y, q csrlsiIi party siasi
our Union, proud as II SUPPOSED 80 iiss !
own strength, arrayed itself .ae eailIst the
glorious principles fDr4 the establishment,
OF which our Revolutionary faihers foughI
and bled, and assayed 10 substitute iis oWf,
power in bold supremacy y over the South
ern States. No exer,ion was left iuntrie,l-
no energy relaxed, toniain its ends. q sEv
cry source, 10 which prejudice OF ianaiicism
could appeal, was resoriedsto for. Inc lpur.
pose of cemen.ing n cumbinsliDn WHOSE
power was not only 10 be seen bu, serious
~ TO be felt; The pnrc5snd holy prscepis
ot religion were perverted 10 compass this
horrible design, and the cloak Of Christiani.
~ was even assumed 10 cover Otjscts, d
which iend might have trcmGlGd Day
after day, and night afirr night all Tile
various combinations tint misguided zeal5
could foster into an linscemly Whole, ,twcra
forced TO invent ntw schemes and sugpes,a
new modes for the accom- pIish,neni aof de.
signs. at ~ hich the heart 81, hegIi,atriut
b'eeds and trcmbles.. a crusade stas s,o
operate not only on the happipcssluf Tho
South, but the very existence. o {; an i,is,it,.
.ion, forced upon her a,first bv itlc;rupi,ll.
~ Of our Northern brethren, .Kas q, l,s ;cx.
Terminated; i; aud rl,i,, aud o,eril,rnyy. .,yera
10 follow in the train. The influence lsu,l
authority 5ofSta'e legislatures were .inlrr-
posed 10 aid with their battery, ,lic, tlcs,rue.
.ion Of Southern rights. iEirebrnp,Is,tin
the shape Of resolutions were to he ;oblru.
ded into The Halls Of LcgisinturG; 5am,i form
long time, this was the IS pcciuu !, nlani ;of
operation South Carolina trealedI,ihem
viii, .thesrospecl due 7,,u .,hes ho.lies from
which they. emnna,ed. Her dignity ii,idne>
ed her 10. return, lirsi,S ar umont, is echn,l.
remonstrance, aud u, lust, del 6ancr.t Fora
while. we have been spared il,ns deception
Of these willy missils s; hutiit seems, The
ball againis in mniioI,.sa n. New Hamp.
shire takes 1.-The lead in Hpening an
otlier cumpaign ugainst Observation-Disclosures.
How proud weiorcsto rrcordsihe receptiun
which the representa,iresaofayg n ygallunt peo.
pie awar,.ed TO lhrnl.3 Oari Lcsisla,urs
will meet :inIlie Hearts ofsn thankful con-
stitueney, grateful response. 4al, st, ll,
On Wednesday, last, ewhilc iti,e. sssnsta
and the lIouse9wcre ;laboriously sn.aacd
in the legislation ofthe country. ,hsy4uerr
interrupted by message from The Guvwn.
or communicating aprca,nhlc aud cef,ain
resolutions from tho Siaic.ul New iiainp.
shire against the anne exa iinn Of Tcxus, aud
a declaration of undying oppusitionlto tile
domestic institutions oil tho Southern
States. As soon MS tic reading l0f b,hese
was concluded, our Senator from .Clsge.
mont, Col. Moses, rose ard cnveia he'd lin iin
measured terms, against this rrc,neditutsVs
assa nlt from sister siute; that SoutliCaroliy'
ma would not brook this insult, t,,.hrown,ints
the-vcry teeth Of It's legislature; |; thatIwe
had heretofore respectfully responded 10
like resolutions thatonrSr very forbesranes
had il appeared sinyitcd renewed nitcnpts;
that such doctrines, usFwrreS broncbed in
The resolutions, shDulilno, he Il. ard in tho
Scnate Chamber ol1a sovereign State, tiin>s
less 10 be ,lcpvernsstl; aud. ,vlilnc lie had
| the honor Of u seat nn that floor. hc,M M0uldl
pursue, in reference atD such paper, stas
course which wouid indicate al xe,l aleter-sS
mina,ion 10 stand upon uiri chartered
rights. He trusted that no rcfcreBcctiRE
any committee would be made ;t,ihpi NO
response should be given; uEd, for That
purpose, he would move that the preamble
and resolutions DC laid OH the table forerer.
Mr.. PERRY, Of GreenviIls, agreed with
Col, MosEs. anti with his concurrence.
moved that the Guycrnor;bc requested 70
return tho document 10 tile Executive lof
New Hampshire, whicl, Was unanimously
agreed TO-. B{.4 X. sGsafl6it.s
The same fateswas awarded 10 the CONF
munication in tho House. 81 sfi.4 a 3 .94,S ]
We rejoice in the course pursued, and
feel happy ,hatiour own Senator siook tho
move ia ,his step, which awe know i,sili
meet the hearty concurrence ofahc Wl.pie
South. as5. s,fg. ...zs@ si5dss
i. CLAREM ONT SENATOR
Tho following extracts shew that our
Senator from Claremopl has lcc,r doing
his duly and using si,is energies ii. bchaIf
Of the expressed illsofashe people. ss.s 8 S
Correspondence IF the IpeniHg Aetcs.;
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