The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-15
Tho Light Of Tra,h b..-,.s out,

The New Haven Register OF the 18th instant contains
Tho following article, to the entire truth and correctness
d which willing to bear our full testimony. We
a., happy to see the Register opening the eyes OF its
readers to the dangers Of the crisis few purbiind
dsuagoues deny the fact Of danger. and scout the idea
Of exposing it but we shall discharge our duty to the
country, Tor we see and knov the periis that impend
Uait The hour Of disunion is advancing with fear
u strides. Argument seems to be exhausted. Feeling
has been aggravated and outraged II the contingency
Of violating the terms OF the Compromise arises the eo
pkhs South ,OM tread the path reluctantly and sadly,
but firmly and together. The North hold the destinies
ofihis Union in their grasp. They it by JUS
lice and good faith. they destroy it by following
The counsel Of the aboltionists and higherlaw dema
sogues-the menacing repealers of the fugitive slave
law Here are the bane and the antidote:
From the New Haven Register.
TM STATE or TIKI cAsK.-We said the other day that
Tho Union was dissolution the present
Tune and any one who reads atentvey The southern pa
pes viii be satisfied Of the fact. II will be that in all
The conventions called the South sssfaiw the Union
hey have confidence in the sense OF justice majority
Of the people a, the Morrill, that they will sustain the
The action Congress- sw they viii 20 with their opponents
n disunon This proves the strength OF tho latter party
well the dangerous aspect OF the question, conse
qaence Of the attitude as,uned by dsunoniss OF the
NwA 10 reference the ngitvesavc law. The following
.ss,rac, from sensible Union paper Published at Jack
son, Mississippi,
I'VE say that believe that opposition tho slavery
ha confined TO the aboonisis. II IL is not sof IL 10
hs settled design Of msority Mt the North to dsannul
and rampe upon this lawf the secret emissaries who
are ent into the border slave States be sustained
and projected In their nefarous schemes by the Norhif
the nchrfn people not disposed take stand
hvo oil the solemn guarantees of the national oompactif
constituted authorities be resisted in their lawful
sSofs return the STAKEHOLDER his rightfu properly
hen may well despair Of the Union. So plain and
spable violation Of the rights Of the South VIII find
ssndsr no apooeis' this side Of Mason and Dixons line
M the North repeal this BILL and prevent tue recovery of
hguye slaves. and dsunion will assuredly follow
Tie South asks for nothing tban what constitu
na oemnly grants IL the late bills are allowed TO re-
nan undsturbed large majority will acquiesce, although
many think the North has uiumpbed but IL agitation is
Snse paceif properly is TO be insecure and worth
80 through the intervention Of fanatics, whose efforts
onnlved Al and generally sanconed-there will be di
wn Of feeling as 10 the proper pursue Direct
taaton under the constitution, force and bloodshcd
vihou, the constitutions will DO inevitable results
III the northern States desire unite the South
nan In favor Of armed resistance they do nothing
s more ehecnaIly produce such result than repeal
Ne iaEive-slave bill. Such their part would
ow fixed determination To interfere with slavery in the
oas,i aud when this takes place disunion, the
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