Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-25

TO the President,that he " ould not consider
the question which called the FIRST oeEye-s
: ton settled, but only postponed. He had nos
confidence in men who had violated every
Q compromise they had hitherto made with
the South, He wanted all the proyisi las OF
4 the sConsiitution--no mora -and he was,
; convinced that we must stop, the sales III
brooms, wooden nutmegs aud wooden clocks
; in the Southfor year, when ihe higher
/ law advocates would discover new beauties
, in the sublunary constitution. -. sgae ~se
Z The resolutions of Jones, Of Ga, declars3
: ed the equality of theirigbts secured by ti,s.
\ Constitution, violated by erecting California;
/ into a State, Utah and New Mexico into
Territorial Governments, and dismen,be IA
ing Texas, and that non-intercoutse @ssl
Il called for.It!f s-ASsi> >4~Fsfrf yisssss Ey1ps3
1 The resolutions Of Hunter, Of. Ca ,sssclal.s alsi
ed the Government to be in the hands Of
/ the North, and the South is in utter depen-
dence to abolition najorities in Congress -
] the prosperity of the South depends upon
/ Slavery. We should reliel every assault
1 upon that institution at all haaarHs.. EsA
i alluded to the California Bill, &c. as Yot,9
i b ries Of Southern rights-the fugitive slave
! law is no concession, and recommended.
! constitutional resistance TO the acts, Of one
!, gress, and when that should fail. lot facill
State decide fol herself The mode Of rcdfsss.
1 Davenport, u Miss, declared the rigLtN
, Of secession, and reviewed tile WRONG bers
! petrated by the North, ard called upo1f tie
South for their concentrated action to save
the Union, by convention, RECOMMENDING
non-intercourse, and that the South 20 info
! no national convention with the North fora4
i President. .,, = - stS
i Cen, p.llow embodied ia his res5lntionst
! The views Of the majority Of the delegates,
! and recommended that although the' Bills.
Of Congress fell short Of justice to The South,
! that the Convention would declare their wik
I lingness TO abide the laws Of the land, there
by giving pro6f Of their attachment 10 Il )
:; Union that the South demand that tie, "a
\ itation of slavery at the North should cease,
4 ard ,tlata repeal or the Fugitive Slave Bill
wo,,ld render, all furthet association f,1pcss
4 sible recommending nontintsrcours sc if tie
;! North did not Faithfully perform her J;aft
accol dong to the late action Of Congress.
! That If further intefferente With slavery bs
persisted in, The legislatures Lgatu Of the severM
States elect delegates 70 = general CosysLS,
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Mr. Donaldson, *, TENNESSEE. .tscbn,,
: rnendeda ace.e scsnes in ,tts laws of ,ths,
South, and that the Convention would NOT
? anticipate the course of ction Of part OF the
members # the Federal compactihat would
jastify extreme measure; that the NOTE or
the Southern States is perpetuily te, tbs,
Uuion, and lConstitutonI and that this Goa.
ventien will look to open resistancs as a revs.
olu,ionary remedy only where such an in-,
, depreciation ot the Federal compact IS en-.
fofsea as VIII MAKE tne rederal Goyerln.. lf.
mem nS.'uneh' " !pto'eiso's 'yfanays
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Mr.. McWharter spoke at some length, in \
support of the resolution, TO accept, ihs
stirring up part, which he undertook to do, :
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