Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-06
TIE wfLMoT pRoytso.

THE WfLbfoT PR0yiso,
llGfe Is strong additional evidences MS
teGenetal Tayl6f's determination TO sane.
ti6n the ad6pti9h6 the principle Of tie
Wilm6t Pf6vise In California and New
Mexico. The Hon. George p. Marsh, OF
Vermont, late Representative In Congress
and recently appointed by Gen. Tayler
Minister resident OF the United States at
C6nstantiheple, has issued q vaiedietefy
address TO his constituents, In which he
makes q statement OF the policy OF the ad
fnihtstfati6h, upon the correctness OF
which he adds f4 am content 10 risk
whatever l may possess Of reputation as
a hiah OF veEa@ity and honor" In CHS
lie says that neither he (the PfesideRt}
hGf his Cabinet expect OF desire tho en-
tension Of slavery Into California OF New
Me&ie6-bHt that, OH the contrary, the
Administration Is NOW ,eae6afae4a9 the
formation OF new. constitution In these
tffit@fles, With q va&@ to their immediate
admission into The Union, and that, no.
with the bare expectation, but with Oh
almost certain knowledge that their con.
sttati6ns will contain absolute Bf9hisi.
lions Of the existence OF slavery IN atay
portion Of tbe teffitoaylately e6ded 10 his
by Me&See.
GEN. TAYLOR AND SLAVERY.
tbs BGdeY County RaaR.) Wig, q
Wig pspSk, stat&s tha6 daFfRe GSR.
Tayl0Fs recent visit TO Pitts9BNsre, he was
:lateaEagated lin regard tS f&s vife@s on the
subject 81 the extension Of slavery. Tke
Wig reports the substance eff the GeasY.
at's response as follows:
"Alth6siSR ska&eh6fdSr himself, he
regarded slavery as q great moral ard
pSssfftsffssaa pSsftfsssaa: evil, ahd would be infinitely re-.
l6aSSa ME were &tt6fiy e&tfR6NRShed,
He did not BeRsye tRat Congress B6ses-
SEQ 6e S@Astssatf6fESl right to iRt@fSre
VINE Slavery in tRe States wherein ii
NOW exists but IL had the ffgkt, and
SssFNSSaAll4 e&GfSas&T, to prevent It's eNteR-
6a&a iAt8 territory now free. Since he
KsaA lGft w Washington, RS hsd fSeeSved q
lSStsF sFiaRfEtSpasSssRg RSR9 tkSt RStaSe had BS@a
G%sa tS ERe government, that 1hS 9eSpIs
Of CSliE6SliASSS @ssaS aB&Ett8 faaq 4 StaSs
@3astItatlSqs S6fAttsssfhGHg tRe slavery SsS-
MtSfti9Sy asR& would aPply f8T admission
sRS@ tRe WAGISA at an early day. He e&x-
$ssSssSe& HIS gEStiSSaSSSM at Afs, and de-
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sfR4Seti8AaS as Re was Ntt6sly hostile to de
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