Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-21

turned your foes You tanely acquesced until tt
hate and persecute the South has become high pass
porto honour and powerin the Union.
gu have unwlsely stood still, whilst year after veal
| the volume OF anslavery policy and sympathy has
swollen into unanmity throughout all the non-save
holding States, and the sections of the Union now face
each other in stern collision. You have waited until the
Constitution of the United States has been virtually
aboshed-or, what is worse is only what the majority
IN Congress think proper to makeit That great prin-
clpe on whlch our system OF free governneh. restso
so dividing the powers Of government that, to com,
mon government, only those powers &ould De granted
which must affect all the people composing it equally in
their operation whilst an powers over o .1 r
goyeruments-is uprooed from the Constitution. Lo-
cal and sectional interests absorb the time and business
of Congress- and thus sectional despotlsm- ir-
responsible the people OF the South-constituted OF
the representatives in Congress from the nonslave-
holding Statesgnorant of feelings, condition and
Neutrality-suspicious. at Washington; These are the
| fruits OF your past iorbearance and SUBMISSION 49,
If look into the nature OF things, such results will
not to be either new or strange There is but one
condition in which people can be sale under the do
minion of another people, and that is when their inte
rests are entirely identical. Then the dominant cannot
Cypress the subject people without expressing them
selves. The identity OF interest between them Is the
curty of right government But, as this identity can
scarcely exist between any two people, history
bears but testimony to the fate OF subject peo
pie. They have always been compelled to minister to
the prosperity and ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF their masters II
this has always been the under the ordinary differ
ence of interests and feelings which exist between
States how much certainly must the experience OF
and Southern States Here il difarence Of climste
and productions throughout territory stretching along
the whole belt OF the temperate zone, affecting the pur-
the GREAT 6lifrance-the me great
est s1b;cb @ ~, on,r nannla is ,he ,ot;,uti -,
slavery.
This alone sets apart the Southern States as pecu-
iiar naonl Win xbon, ;ndanenlonca az tn tha;r nter
nal policy is the condition OF their existence. They
must rule themselves or perish. Every colony in the
ton hos hoo, DESTROYED and # ,hs bas heen tho n S
under tho ld and eAste Governments Of Enrooe iil i
not nreva;l undar tho donnion Of the rastla.s eo ~
the Northarn Statesq Thev do not nract;cally raoo
Misc the nfarorv Of the African IN Iba Cancason
w. , 10 @ i;, h,ua th az , ~
condt;on do nor omnei tbe,n 70 reaI;a th nSh
litv Of on an,alran,at1on hetween ths r,oaS Lyan
rom tba ;ns,;,n, 81 s,avsrv u i not rnr;s;n ~
their bies shond he agsns, nc whilst y do
on which hev nrnfass 70 bnd their evstan, IF rae
uaromat ~ ~ pbIt 1n of tho s,Iior;t, IT, i ~
NO hnr 70 tIi ovr in The Affairs 81 ths Cene
| Government and Lads them to it's consolidation r.
oion foo false or real fires their enthnsiasn ao.ns
inconsistent with its nrncinIes and nrecents To ay.
nact orbearance from snch neone nndsr sncb cironm
stances towards the institution Of slavery 10 manfasv
vain.
If thew have been false to the comnact mazda with II.
in the constitution and have allowed passion and nre
ndiceSto roastar tIs;r reason ,haU baWot olI ,
that trsv and faIIblv OF nmr nare wch has nro.
rnoed tha' neoass;tn IL iii oovarnr,ant,s d -; r. a
obed sd =, az ~ ana mc u
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fertile Sonth The natnre Of limos ;nden a,
dent Of exnerence teaches "a that t6er au he n
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r. snhn,i, ~ ais bo,,avor oa+ willis, ,t ,.o -
durabla s the disnns,on Of ever o eli 1n
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nn;nor, h Ipp; ~ VI ,a "a, w 1919 10y ~.
nonst,n,;o,naS NJ, = ,,,anrt H., o s;o IN, 10y .o
ton IDEAS NOT nrnen .;oritv for th, h III ~
no,vers of The aouernn,enI in ibai hail. J Oh se
feet themselves NN 0'' pA0
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As aenarei r,l # nJoubtedlv ta tbot hon
| in olat i
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leosnt;onlt cannot he restored ~ s nteat thro
the ordinary means IF tha Covarnmeet for ~ 60
Ilie oluaiy lneahs VI .le Government ior nose
avaiiahle to the m;noritv Il s for ,hs raosa hat
trement eacons Of nur r1iers tae % IN @ ,,
Of free Government in order that the neonle bv 1hnr
direct ntervention NAV chance the maioritv Rnt this
rasorce cannot avail ne in he yioat;ons oftha Cons
tntion which now nress and harrass tbe Son,b Rv
CHANGING their representatives how can the neone Of
South affect the majority in CONGRESS and restore tho
CONSTITUTION Their REPRESENTATIVES ara trna and
have done ali that men can do 10 nreserve the Con
stitution from the aooressions of the majority Rome
wing them and puttn0 other renresentaves in
could have no effect in RESTORING the CONSTITUTION Il
has been broken by the representatives of the neope
the Northern States who sustain then, in their vola
tions Of the CONSTITUTION
If 10 clear that the balot.box in the South ia mower
less for its protection. And ,hesame causes which in
duced The Violations of the Constitution bv the North.
ern majority nreyent its restoration to its integrity
ThrouShout the Northern States there has been no in
d;oatinn of anv chance in their nol;cy ~, Tho oo,