The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-12
Union IN the south

Whot she srpees-What Is necessary 10 the Rights
Of the South and the Union Of the States
We endorse fully the following views. which reached
by Saturday nights mail, in the Raleigh Standard of
Saturday morning They are such as we have already
expressed The South must speak out boldly frankly.
with all possible respect and concliaon-in the spirit
which becomes the crisis II is thus only she save
the Rights Of the Souih-thus only she can save the
Union Of the States:
From the Raleigh Standard, Nov. ..
The True UNION PARrY.-The Union party of this State
Union by maintaining the rights Of the pre-
serving tho constitution nvioate The Union without the
constitution, or with the constitution papaby violated, is
We observe certain politicians this State and other
sr friends Of the Unon-ss the oonservstves Of the
South They approve the late compromise measure, gle
my the he. unoa talk vaguely .S0a, the rights % hs State;
ss, aSd md linen Wind n By as Unon again
upon The psope Of The Site. 10 ana encs
hxitve-sisv. law They do not come out like men, and
pe.ed or y. Us,s % ev & .Ss s~ d
Mo- they shiver in their Shoes aud cheer each other by
os uDoa ~ ~ %
orchrcn and that TOO, when they are leaving the Inn
viii on ob ns's = very se Sa oy ser conduct ha,
These gentlemen doubtless mean do the best they can
or their country in the painful and dangerous crisis
upon US but we are not looking at motives, but aet
and The rashs OF acts We not much shout what
hsy NESS ss about what they DO The Unow earrot be
AVID by sneh that alluded TO- IT, like drones
We sit down and do nothing, or if like "consefvatves
SesIpfes ourselves gratihed at whatever free soil
oy 10 Congress may this subject and oppose
outhern remonsusnce and action. because such
new and unusua-ths be settled policy dissolu.
aon will come just certainly that the viii rise
morrow The prevailing idea among the people Of the
ss States is that the South will 'vapor" and threaten
u,'ha Of theirs will drive extreme steps
h dea must be changed IL the Union Is TO be preserved
age ule.
POI party spirit shed It's blasting mildew over southern
e x s.s 'ne SoSt Instead o. sananE a. one peo
every county In the South tell the free States in Ian
s,ss TOO plain % be mistaken, that the egaio. Of the
sss. iag aasds Be- enforced to hs latter Let
~ Tree States k~oW that this s the price of the Union
enable oon',iiuonai request. ., BY d.rsssrdns il, The
south has shown her regard Cor the Union by acquiescng
soa will let alone, and give rights under the f.
~ law passed in pursuance Of the very letter Of
a's. and the Union No other in our opinion, will
" adopt, H. Let party spirit, when this question h
ssd we s SIs and be rEo''en United we 'tand-di.
We rspe. the Union party Of the South is the party
sand which would prevent dissolution by timely Sss.siss
~ hons. nd: parry growing. no, by tens or htes bu,
' WIN % ONE In feeling, In purpose, and In action.
"nnd the same platform becoming more and more
epui1 IN the South. The evidences of this fact are
"unAs 10 upon US. Let us give a few illustrations:
M From ths New Orleans Delta
submit TO the past, CALLING as s but II the vico-
ss. The aie session Of Congress- obtained southern
aaa southern equality ncie TO further
ss IL s and outrages. We shall look upon those who
this aaa@ .ucsn, cause despair Of the erisience Of
we hS WIN different feelings from those with which
asai.., oeen wont 70 regard ihem. We taxa sfaSd
frs, - .la~ eenes.ioss by che SoSh We haze gose az
anhs ~ We advocate disunion for the past but
tsys,e Proclaimed by the whole South thar ~ yisld 40
que, US here hx ourselves with folded srms and
miserable and, dropping all diheence.-sl the
"a vlS party lntIigues which at present divide us-et
ccuid. pafede or oscnstion, notify the of the
ous III that this Union, dear II IL from past associa-
uus n present glory, possess attractions
hv. Us when II ceases protect those interests which
"med to secure and defend.
NE Miusdssvs Recorder, q whs Compromise pspsr)
r,.mnvt rLArroRx.-Upon the best reflection we can
~. SUBJECT believe Union friends OF Chatham
aoa upon The true platform, not simply for the soushsm
party, but platform upon which IL TO stand the
party that IL destined, by LIS union for the
iona \, OF The rights Of all against all opposing fsc-
sh ave the Union Of the States, and 70 perpetu.
nc platform Of our Chatham friends to which we refer
~ Congress shall abolish slavery In the Dis
"Vonmbia II shsli mon nterdict the slave trade be-