Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09
q Slave ry Question--The Union

Slave ry Questionable Union
We are sorty to ses The III failing and
hoistr reus excitement y hieh lis governed
thu procse dinas IT Congress, ftbm the
? commencement N ihe snssian 10 The pre=
aent time. The excitement Gems to be
MI ntE Washington A'hafe, talk Of civil
war, blbotlsied aid dlsbnio,. are he all
| absorbing topics " discussion IN Congress.
aud tonyatsatia,t nut If duots. Rnt,
throughout the. country at large. The ps"pl"
do MT view ANY auuh imminent danger 10
tiRA te,mam'nty "f this glprin,is Union.
AID although IA, Undue Interference has Iur
years fast been exercised by fanatics Of
The North .owara=s the dotnas,ie instttu.
tinnsn f the South. there has always been
suttisie,i, wisdom H. tie councils Of the
nation TO tepel my aggtsssinr,, ortp pre-
vent them IA grt a ioethold and tho oh
the signs Of the tines ARE threatening, We
hope MI all,wise Providence will everi
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energies To s'0id. itfoh AL Patts ef the
itoaatty. wherever popular meetings have
I,pen held, or wI,e,r,,. t,ea;.la,,,res are
"'" ' go ~.
an" ssPe'fhess ma'e' m' " n''hhpess .
purpose and a determination ~ abils ny
The ,igh,. Of states under ,he Federal
.,.J,,n,i,.,, IN, ds.,,a,.,;nu any at,s,,p,t.s
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w "aNe we '"'""R eN''p'S "'"' s'"e
Of the last papers received Oh The sub
ject .44~ Hom.G U. aModt m an e
prsssy.y.s,A-7he ttniss,--on The
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'"e 'o'''"''g es''''''"s!
Whereas. The members vi the Gene.
neral Assemhiy ct Pennsylvania have
seen with deep regret. IN several sections
nl our glorious Republic. indications al
dissatisfaction win our mnda mental or
gan'sat'on. az e'nhraced IA eur Gohssitu-
ton, and an apparent dlsl'"sit'"h oh the
part OF son'e' 7" effect a radical change;
and whereas, IN the ea''ags ct dissatis
faet'on toward that sacred INSTRUMENT, the
people Of fenn#ysva"'a d" not participate i;
shefetore, I'm" .Hf .t.g'aa'' 1911 .'0t.'1
Resol'ed' That the Union Ia identified
win a'i the p''''rs Of TO-" past, All the
blessings o' the present, and MI thu hopes
~ The mture' that 'e"'H,''"h'a, tue TO
Sha 'ohy'''"''o"' a11d MI h' principles,
viii never WAIVER ~ l"f fidelity 10 that
aoo'e oo"f'ef' "~'''
TENNs.srE n rms UNtoN.-We
gave, so,,e tine agb,tte rtsoltitinns u, saed
by The Trnhtssee Legislature, plrdgiog the
patriotic peoplr of TINT State 10 stand by
and defend The 1nton i" 1T all haya,d and
10 the last extremity |" thu tolinMihg feso.
luton, among others, passed the Senate II
TENNESSEE towards the close 81 the hate
session -, NJ
,." ,'", - ~ re" AZ " ""F ae
Assembly, 10 aid in orpasi,,ep y sou,he,u
Convention. or any mher convention If The
people aud Tint, 1T such convention be
aes,''n y, ue 'vp'', "e''nRs - men,
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XIV or q. ahcs{ ;oyernor Of Tho S5,u,. I
NAsuvtIt9t CoNvsNrtoN.-~1he Baltl.
more s'Ppeet,"ml '"e COY w. contains me
'oi''~ H. ANNA. P''''p''s'"' WV"
~, N,w yp,k upd r~blalelnhln N,
roccelinss of' the ab~olit;onists have Lcen
conference.-the "'l'not Proslso has been
oy e"f'a''" ''', r"
n H.. i. Tx -, !, n,,.e. ~ H.,
Constitution win Dc lpl,setved and enforced
there is. then, no Occasion fhr any spe.
a'a' m"seoen, 81 'he sou" ,"t '"e p'''ec'
'hn, ,,a n,o;.r, of h,,a;n.y n .So,h.,n
Convention win he abandoned" .aa
S,n,e ~ the ,nemlrrs of Conrrgss. AZ
,atry their ~yioltu, opposition 50 far, Tia.
NO do no, believe they could b.. persuaded
% compromise the matter on any terms;
n their frenzy they ta,y,.,, the h,,y thew
~, ur MISUNDERSTANDING
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