Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-12
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of the rights of southern States.
will always as heretofore, be found al
tasonistical to abolitionism and free
soilism.
There is nothing in that address
which by torture itself. can be constru
ed into q design to dissolve the Union
If a calm and temperate narrative OF
wrongs inflicted on the one part and pa
,ien,ly endured on the other; of gooo
faith violated, and of reckless assaults
by one portion of the States, upon tn
other; all in utter disregard of the com
pact which binds these States together
he called conspiracy and disunion, ,he
this address is replete with conspirac,
and disunion. Then are all who's
names are subscribed to il, conspirator
and disunionis,s, for they are oil mel
who knew what they were doing, an
cannot, when put upon their trial, b.
acquitted upon the plea of ignorance
That you may know who they are, an'
from whence they came, here inser
their names:
Virginia.-R. M. T. Hunter. jaime,
NJ. Mason, Archibald Atkinson, Thos
H. Bayly, R. L. T. Beale, Henry Bed
niger, Thos. s. Bocock, VIM. G. Brow,
r. X. Meade, r. A. Thompson.
North Carolina. r. J. Daniel, A
w. Venable.
South Carolina.-A. P. Bu,ler,J. e
Calhoun, Armis,ead Burt, l. E. Holmes
r. B. Rhe,,, r. F. Simpson, d. Wallac,
]. A. Woodward.
Georgia.-H.V v. Johnson, Alfred Nv
erson, Hugh A. HARRISON.
Florida l.. Yulee.
Louisiana.--S. u. Downs, J. II. Hur.
monson, Emile La Sere, !. E. Morse.
Teras.--T. Pilsbury, David 8. kauf.
man.
Arkansas Borland, w. h
Sebastian, r. w. Johnson.
Tennessee.-Hopkins L. Turney, F
P. Stanton.
Missouri.-David r. Atchison.
AlaJama.--William r. King, B Frz
patrick, John Gale, F. w. Bowdon, s.
w. Harris, s. w. Inge.
Neutrality-suspicious. Davis, Henry
8. Foote, P. w. Tompkins A. G. Brown
w. s. Fea,herston, Jacob Thompson.
Fellow citizens, read that address,
let it speak for ilself--ponder i,--cri'i-
else it-then ask yourselves if there is
any sentiment expressed in it which the
Genius of Patriotism itself might not
entertain and utter. Let every Press
in the state republish it--by all means,
let the freesoil and abolition papers pub
lish it--expose it, hold it up to the gaze
Of all mankind, crilicise. and abuse il
and those whose work it is. but for the
sake of truth and justice, publish it.
That address calls upon and implores
the people of the slave States 10 be uni
ted in their opposition to the measures
Of the free soil men and abolitionsts
and nothing more. Let US present all
unbroken front TO all the measures
Let them distinctly understand that
they cannot. dare not, press their ne.
farious measures 10 consummation; that
we have borne much, tina, we are will.
ing 10 suffer much, and concede much,
for the sake of peace and harmony; bui
there is point beyond which this con-
not pass, the compromises of the Con-
s,itution, must be adhered 10; if we
tdn,ely submit, if we but Uauer in uindi-
eating our rights, all is lost.
The same power that excludes you
from participation in the gold mines of
California, will ultimately force the
abolition of slavery in the states. The
same power will reduce you TO the So
cial and political level of your emanci.
pated slaves. The same argument that
excludes slavery from the territories
will abolish slavery in the states. If
slavery be sin against the laws OF God and
Nature, an outrage against humanity, and
curse TO the country where it exists. it is as
much so in South Carolina and Louisiana as
it will be in California and New Mexico
II is as detrimental to free labor in the one
place as il is in the other. The Constitution
will no, be much in the way. lit cannot
be construed into the grant Of power TO effect
this object. it can and will be amended; for
the free States soon 10 be made GU, OF free
Territory, will enable them to do it; and who
are bold enough to resist this process will be
denounced as traitors and disunionists.
1t is vain hope that this question can be
compromised, or in any way settled without!
united and determined resistance. How Of
ten has the Missouri compromise been tens
daYad hu tho SouIh and reientrd nv the Norih