American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-07
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. I, 1916.
Nd BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

Relations having reported to tho House oil Re
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twelve months notice OF our intention TO aoro-
rate and annul the convention for the Joint &C.
oro,rcy or O,oron ,h, whole merits Of the
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sion. We believe that the resolution VIII pass
the House 10y a large majority, for It is support
Cd b ,,,.,r,l,, ,,r hotb n,r,ies. INIT we are not
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bcrs appear TO be Iniiuencca by various an"
contradictory motives in their support Of this
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~ actHNlNd oy PlhgiP''7 IuS' pure !" '"0
speech delivered by Mr.. CiIddiugs, OF ONO, IN
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~ dwei'S "l'h Satisfaction oyer ''9 "Ju'! VINO"
war with Great Britain would inlet upon
tho S.o,ha,p St,o. He sees i'm iDarrnatiUn,
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that state OF things to the present. lie believes
that war will result from our attempt to take
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that it will produce war As a specimen OF
ihe soiTlt by which he is Influenced we make
.h, rll,,.;,,, o,.tr,ctsl ,,r, he sncoch Iono.
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uclhS inc t"'1'S Vt ""'' "' says
"Bnt, sir, the manufactures Of New England,
and New York and Penus vana will be pro-
NOTED by a war. The agricultural interests of
tho West will not be likely to suffer Indeed,
our principal burden will not be the defence of
ourselves, or the taking OF Canada but the pro-
lection of thc 4outh-thc weak, helpless slave
holding South. That portion Of the Union
must suffer most. have seen the horror man
Tested nv Southern papers. The cotton nte-
rest, sly they. must of course suffer. Slave
labor vii be rendered worthless, and slave pro-
pcTty arp!acialud. True; but this policy Of
adding territory 30 oar orgna Government is
the oa,Hmr uf the SYulh They have forced
il unga the Northern Dgmoeucv The objects
OF the South are now answered. ioHas Is ad-
milged. fh.v have attained their Interior de-
s.Fus. aud thew uyw require the parry To stop
short. 'l E.n about. 1us leave the powc. OF the
nation ,u THEN lsuUs Ihey uuW see before
them ta. black regiments Oh the West India
island, landed upon heir shores Thev now
call to m,ol the declaration Of British states
men, '.lt ga van wlta the United States will
be i war .or emancipation" They now see
before them scrv,Ie Instructions, which tor
meut their inlguatous. Murder, rapine. and
blood now dance be ore their aGu.hted visions.
Well s.r say 20 them, this Is your p,licv,
not mime. You have prepared the cup, aud
will press it to your lips until the very dregs
shall be drained.
Let no one misunderstood me. Let 40 one
say that desire a slave iusurrecliun; but, sir
/ doubt not that hundreds OF thousands 81 hon