The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-19

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The North is stlr deceived What is now wanting
I asA IL possible that any sober and sagscious
can be blind 10 the indications Of these times
The Baltimore Patriot does not see, with all the bens
6,s Of ls poson, the immediate dangers which surround
us Speaking Of the result Of the late elections in the
tssn States that have voted for Congress for 1877
IN. in which there has been wing loss Of twenty five
Members. and slluding in party view to the elections
vbich are yet TO AXE place. the Pairio, says,
~, i, now too soon psrhaps fom an opinonand the
doubtful aspect Of affairs In several o. the States does
authorize Vii CONS 10 before the n,r Conc res iayav;ns
sa,hn nor less than the Union OF the States. Ia
such an sys gs ss0a so. may DO s Gs' sight O. alto
AZ true wings and the rue democrats by the support they
shall give TO the Union ssitis"
Now, we strongly suspect that the question will not
i. over dill the next Congress-. but that The fury and the
to, Of the fanatics may prcipitate il upon the very
.,r session and then shall know who are the true
o,,o,s BY the support which they will give 10 the right,
A. the States as well 10 the Union. These two ee-
msos are ndssolubly connected Should the abolition
"a, s,uke at the fugitive law, for the abolition oil
..ysy in this District, OF any OF the caiegories which
are excluded by tn southern platform then the South
v;l become united. Then comes the issue The South
vii, no, recsde inch; sni brethren in the North
cannot be too seriously impressed with the fact
MORE SIGNS.
From the Wilmington IN. C.) Aurora
A FEW words respecting the meeting OF The next Con.
ares, meanng Of course the next session. may not be ou
q place Tina session will be important Changes
&. aass sasn % has
origin from the last will doubtless be brought up again al
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nuOr ii m y
Bat n case this blu y repealed what will the South do
The ss ass o
bound these States together win be broken. and
Of disanoa To do less would be disgrace Under exist
Ing circumstances we see no other remedy-the South
should seek no other Lot u.s. however, patiently await
MoaE sIoss.-The following is from one Of the most
decided Compromise papers in all the South But its
oue decided is is less ultra in its manner Of redress
Than many Of the southern presses
Tho South IL devotcdy attached our ronsi,fuionai
d The benefits 10 be derived from H. Sue |. aSs and ssi
to siting. 70 assert and maintain her position These
Or other may become we'll known 10 the people for bis
advancement The Ggtstors agaws the South infinitely
We have belief that the sections of onr Unoa will
to he issue Of arms. The North has beyond
Our liberty and properly the hazard OF the gage
force OF our opponent IL stronger than ours We
duae to aga,c for SostA until her enemy withods the
hand Of aggression. Cal dsnionis, noihe agitator
Of dheen southern States 10 an equal particpailon in ali
tbs benefits contemplated BY the AUTHORS Of the Union and
shall continue TO agats regardless Of threats home
denunciaons from tho free soile and aboltionists OF
right is on our side and we WIN hazard ali sooner than sur
render any portion
Let not the North or the Sosth deceive itself We
dtust the opinion that, let what win happen the two
sections will not "come to arms"
MoaE HoSs.-They are crowding upon US from the
West as well as the South. The Little Rock (Arkan.
s Democrat expresses the most loyal devotion to the
Union for the thousand blessings it confe upon the peo
pe but says that il the fugitive bill be repealed the is
has come, and nmates that the Union cannot sur
vive The shock
Messrs B. + Perry and Elford. with the concurrence
Of Gen Waddy Thompson, Of South Carolina are about
TO establish new paper--the "Souhern Patriof'--at
Greenvile. They 60 for the Compromise, but they
stand up for the rights Of the South They say and say
truly st4
"la the opinion Of the editors oil tho Southern Patriot
the RIGHTS Souri,. which they ready defend
By % q a. Be ss ss..
.ccomplished which should occupy the thoughts and
feelings oil every patriot, and the slavshodng States
united In council and In acon the battle will have been
Ought and tho victory won the rights Of the South
ever The ~hos souss may dssrninS on viii carry with
anora and physical force which the federal
resist the political purpose Of Southern
Pzuet will be sns the South N thew resisauce 10 s
sGpaaions Of the NORTH "A
And they add:
This may be accomplished by q southern Congress-
Composed OF members elected by the people, under the au
aorIty Of the several States II any the slavehodiuv
States should refuse to meet let the send amongst
hen able and distinguished whose duty will be- 10
ugs on their legislatures and on the people unity
Eton. Tho people OF South Carolina have no tight TO
appoe, however, that the citizens of any OF The other
sahstn Sss: are less patriotic less intelligent les. dis