The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-09
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3/Demoefatlc patft 70 canse tplward and fhr.
ten 70 dissolve !h, |n,on because Cabtas,.i,
IS about to be aG,rlltcd intn iha +, i'm #tioon
her own terms, AID wlIh ne i,ipit. pfr.Cr, he'd
IN her c,nsJ u .on. | /, q,Gte lin, la,e >
: Tor those leadtfs 10 ihitai,u tn Gi,, I've the
: uhlon brcanse slavery Is hktl IL br ,xeItl.
ocd from al lbe ,erIjtory acquired tr.4n
: Mexico, as wei bs the law. Of nati,,e as 4. /.
the local laws altady tsi.tlno Ihe,.. 3.
because Cungit>s viii tI..i reunye tho i'm.
pedirnents nierposed h, those local t,uy by
o'eiathS lhtih i.uli atd tuid. or b, tAptess.
y rnpeali 3 them. The acquisition If ,b.
rtofy vas the result ct Southern D.n,n.
cratic poi cy.
Inc v" G'o' p'"vi-o Itself is tho legitimate
offspring NJ dat policy.
he anorygtian nt .'ex,s, in it, o,;rit-
was emineni, a Sou hrln Drmucraiic ,nea
sure. " pay 2"rtlis aud Tor party 30
poses, mercy, zoe D. m,c,a'Ic pa,t, of Il
Nor'h ient that measure IN unYilinsl,, IT,
uitm1teiy successful support.
tiasins Los contributed to he acouisil,os
y !a6s" "N' Il /! Stare te,fnuiy. when
- Y saw ts,i fnil e, ac aca1iyi,ion Of le,tj,o.
~ would lne.' aby grow on' ii the Meyican
war, 10 save h"uhei,es al rumc the Demo.
cratic members Of Cuugiess deemed il seces.
saiy T. thht ground II IL atce af lis acosl
siioh, and n d,s ,,.e tbnt, uhsr d, a4ifeJ.
slavery she ID be forever .xcIuaed there.
from.
vas Norti etn y, moe, at " no o,rodn.
ced the pro,iso.
oPoh lis Introduction, ever, Democratic
member of he House from the Month sa,.
three-ii Ne recoilect rehliy-yuted far II.
Ihe reelection 10 Congress of the author.
me Hon. p1sd Nlmo,, after he had intro.
ducfd u, was-t our memory does no, fail us
-haIled with delight b, the Union newspa.
per Of this place. We shall be obliged to The
Onloh TO correct US, if we ale mistaken in
this. ~
he hig men.bers Of Congress from the
Noiih SAID N substance, to the Democratic
members OF the Sou,h: 1--WE do no, wan,
."'s territory. But If You will insist upot
us ~ QUESTION, We give you fair warning W.
snail vote to exclude slavery tbereiIom,5
The Democrats Of the Nnrth. on the otb,.
h"''u' "ith 't" exceptions, enher aneni.,
n'Huhcea, or arq'Aesced IN the annunclatiou
= some o. heir speakers. that they intended
. vote men end money for the vigorous ,,o.
'Fcu'ioh OF 'ne "ar-thai they were IN fayo,
: : '"s's'i's ui"" 'errltarial indemnify for
"e e'Pe'sts oeca~I"Eed thereby, and that il
vas "i,n men ? n" pnrpose, setled pria.
'tFP, Nat lnto - patt Of lhn territory thus
cquired should slavery eve, be introduced
ihus io's~arned by both v hias and Dem.
Gratis % OF the non slaveholding States, The
y big members Of both Houses Of Congress-
rom lheo uih rallied almost to inau to pro,
en-, 'he contemplated acquisition.
Mf. Stephens introduced resoI,,firn 10
la' 'ffect N the House Of Representatives.
VI II failed every Northern and Sonibern
~ 'on" Tor It, and every Northern aud
'oI Ihefh i'ennc!a' voting against il-excen;
taaPs cue Democratic member from ,h9
oath.
Mr. befrten made similar anti acouisi.
oh fln't hienl IN the Senate, bul il falcd
cry hIs member from the North and ,h,
'u'h, with perhaps one exception. BEING n
vor OF II, aud every Democratic Senate
ON The North and the Souia resstin. II.
From the time the q9se,,,a Of the intro.
&c ION OF slavery INTO tn1 ie.ritory bepen
discussed, the Democratic leaders ar,u,d
"emends tin, the soil and climate aVef3
tally untitled foi slave abor-lnat he feel.
s. OF the then resident population were on.
sed TO African slaveIy-and that therefore
was impossible il could ever cross the Rio
rahde. lhus argued Robert ]. Walker
mes Buchanan, and Lewis Cass.
The whole Democratic party Of the soub
mn'tted itself, during the last Presidential
nvass, to the doctrine Of non interv.n,,on
Congress.
Doth parties at the North and at The South
20 70 'he principle that the people of Ter.
Dry, when forming a State constitution.
ef.ratory to their admission into the Union
State, have the exclusive right of ad.
't'ing or excluding slavery.
In view OF these facts, then, we repeat. II
altogether loo late " for Southern Deur.
ats to seek TO kick up fuss generally,tr
dissolve The uoion in particular. or tbg
IT, or ary part, Of The territory acquire
IN MeXico. Such conduct on their part
excessively absurd and preposterous, ana
oliy without Justification or excuse.