Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

NHls eoniaips 50 nseh oE frash. ihat We lkirk We
can DO % lsEar serrke Is CIR readers thar By
copying i e1ienso, lD lie excelsior Of all gthsr
uaitsrs We ssmneit ! faithfui, carefnl am re-
fssrrif fslasai Of Il our readers. i speaks the
rHA fone ef Repaid tan and for our part We aP-
proFe ever word II is Ess6trick Ezzsasser
Ams6s our fsrst lessrls 10 reading = schgcl, vas
a. actoopi II shtphtd eor who dehg 80 % c4il
hss eighteTs from ihir wofk by the cry Fl Well
and when They cane funaing 10 his asst nee rs
would laugh q their SedaIiiy, until they became
Disguised With his ceased h nosiee his cali
Tie wolf however. 4 lengfA came, and the opy Z
called maniglly to- % u = ghs but who never se
nanch as looked Id IL ifecsi0n until The wolf h&a
finished his work p tsslFueslon and was gone
This lesson incueaia i principle that aatnoolsnes
when We wauld sehd an alarm Of danger, tnat +
there should Re nlnistakeasle evidence OF ne /
danger. And also, Fhen 81 alarm i gwen, % /
learn the extSnt d khgsr bslore reclining ~ an |
Now. in slarm Been given, and The cry IS |
that the South Is ID Hnger- and the NORM : re-
Sacing her is a stated coloEfas szssa4age: how
mreh truth i there u this panic cry But she
.bssa,xharaly thai& 81 YES there isIhe admission
ii CalfdFnia as pie prohibiting Slsyery--1 lai I
Ihat i an outrage Don the South. There 4 Ihe
Texas Boundary lid which has dsspoil1d soyes-
eign Southern Sslfb her Territory ana -tnaeel 4
srse territofv-and sas was done hy threats M me
swor5. ana a bfibea SiOe00000 And thin. y
~, M oiirasx III Isl lheEn dsgradaIoni II Is con-
te5asd that slavery 2excuded from the territories
which are tie coEnaan properly q me siaTe and
free states; utr- {yrr-,nrre In pgc ~.
people were glad 10 get California asa free State
buf they did not make il iree. The people OF Cali
tornia adopted Qonst qCn, republican in lis de-
tails ard in accoydance with tile Constitution otthe
L. States and presented il tp Congress and as ed
to be admitted as one of tic l1ied States. That
Constitution prohibited slayeff-said il should not
exist ia that STATE Was Cqngress 10 override this
RiSff afr ss,ar
them an institution they had repudisledl We
claim for the people that Cqugress has no power to
change State CohstiiutioB. Ii may reject one
proposing to be incorporated iata The Union, il il be
antRepabllcan PPiut OUT ih4 ftjectonaE efeafuFes
and return tito tie constituency whence itcalne;
bat there mast stop. III W farther, would usurp
The fundamental power of the people, And vel. q
Conventips has been callaa in Georgia, for the
avowed purpose Of Withdrawing from the Union/
because California has been admtied rs free
Estate; in accordance with The unanimous desire,
far rs we can eafn, of the people Of thai State
Welook upon this moVeEnenB Of the Sonth as false
siep-an intermeddling With The affairs OF sovereign
State than mist meet rebuBse from every patriotic
lover of his country Wherever he may live Away
with such tetatioa sdchtyr&nnY II is 100 dehasing
10 receive amomeAi's Consideration from an honest
mind. The great BODY 3f the Southern peopld re-
pudate this high claim sci MP BY lew selfish men,
who unfortunately capnot see Path 70 fame and
power, hut thra Hhe crushed and broken ruins OF
institutions that diStinS among The nations
Of the earth as ne hapRy laHi 10 acknowledgements
+ sober rejection, we cannot see wherein lhe Seuta
has yielded single right cr pfefogatirc that She
. ever possessed III the admission 81 California and
e must sustain Congress i'll Incorporating nef into
lhe Uhion Bu1had THE eaSe heeR tiifsrent, had
,he presented harse as III slaEe state aHd the iEr7
iaInous Wilmo Pf4aYis4 s8tset seli Nh "A opr9
.iti2n 10 aid dee7tea' tk2 fF jtd lhal P45a!e, W.
.fhao should bave sYmalshtF Wi.h tA4e WHIP tatG
al aoulaine balls ana @fSetA9 aIst-iaEs-- ptl i4{a1
COP that II nut}Betasat
We lhiEk. tEas thP sffsseaters1 bay nafe tts@
Texas b0na3afy gbasti{p prGiGSf tac uaIusF ali-
ing againstthe North They baTe plaetH p Isram-
ncnt ia THEM eata esrs uETeaS9a9 Tor 3sspbltta
Of the Union, conlra#ing ahat il eism ~ hsfe
slave state for the purposes ct caitaihngthe power
If the south: Well, lei H. take a bird. eve ytaw
Of the merits Of the case, and see If there is any
more real cause of plant than for the admission
I Of California The ditHitT between thu u States
and Texas was enfailed hy Remuneration Of Texas,
and relates to the old disputed boundary between
Texas and Mexico Both claimed this t6fitory
and the latter extended her laws over il against
Texas and consequently held II BIZ conquest as we'll
as by settlement, Mexico holding as she didi the
best title to this territory eefed il To the y states.
IN the treaty that terminated The late war with that
ReRn6 81, I ~ when lae pEgnLe Hodeflaoktto or
Congress to be approved blythe Texas Legislature,
DECREE Of the supreme Court or a n appeal ID arms
The first and think the wisss, paiicy, was az
copied, which leaves Texas perfectly free 10 reject
or aecept the proposition. Of Congress which We
consider quite liberal Texas will doubtless aceede
70 this proposition; il so il Will be The chode ~
Thai State and who will SAY she hall not aat In
this sovereign capacity --nltFdists ef the NORTH or
south! We deny 70 either such right Instead of
expressing Texas The proposed sediment will
strengthen her by the relief 10 the amonnt Of $40
10000 otHe heavy debt that Expresses htreDerdies
and enable her tp1aid in the development Of her
resources and the edltatien of her children! Ii
viii infnse new imp ttaS 10 her enterprise that
will have a SOLITARY Influence. upou The entire
Government that il has conn meneed the Work Of
Remembering the States can only be uttered with.
sent a blush inignorancesor deep corruption
Bgt, aslhis bill is Sd odiaas 10 some portions Of
the Sonihl let Us see who IL responsible Upon its
Rnapassage, il received from the North Sc for aud
81 against its passage. From the South BE- for and
20 against Il, making 0S fof it, to 81 against it
The North rejected il BY elerea Notes.-The South
sustained it by the decided majority of 1fctatg 1ro
among whom were the Texas Delegation in both
Houses! w
Does il not seem that the disunioniss are hard 10
please, and they are determined to dissolve the
Union any how, il they can! Ii the people Of Cal
Sornia organise Constitution prohibiting slavery
they call il an acFof Northern oppression that de-
manls a separation from the North Aud even
when the South passed The Texas Boundary Bill BY
majority Of p against. the North, that too is a
sufficient cause TO aissolFc the Union to escape
northern aggression Territories are admitted free
from the Wilmot Pruviso and yet the Union must
be dissolved Nor do they stop here Bat must
fissolve the Union ao Tor fear that at some future
daY, Congress win abolish slavery in the District
p Colnmba and in the different forts in The South
occupied by U s Troops
Bal the people are not going 10 he sednced from
loyalty 10 our glorious Union by what has mast nor
scared from their proPriety BY visionary apprehen-
sions Of. future danger. They loveiihe Union. and
they with wait tor the wagons until real crisis
arrives before they destroy IL has aire adv reared
up great people, and The prospect is brighter than
lhe 9ash ManaiaeioT it are gog into operation
miagie with harmony of the tsowel and spade The
locomotive is hunting up ways hat Il hath moi
known, and in its train follows unfold blessings
Education is fast moulding as il were a newgface Of
men, endowed with increased intelligence And
then, laok to the wide extent Of these thiBss Anis
land Of the not the theatre OF tbs grand exhi
bition nor the nook of a continent But frupnIthe
frozen North, OF and onward over mountains. hills
and streams % the hazy saFannas Of he sunny
South; and FROM east t15west-whp can measure
u! From the surging Atlantic flat paurs out
wealth upon oar eastern shore lis gigantic diner
sfons reach the blue Pasiie thar fsve thr eoliipu
shores ot California a great empitel But It II
TAG emplre Of the fFee-ff fhs Aatr5eas Uafozll-
W 10 VIII divide it, The patriot tie philan.hgnpisi
l9e honesl man Nol Then Let him who says \
let US divide i Be- aceufset,
a defn2n 5 wateh-vord and marx 81 shame, |
stand ont q meeT rebuke willie he breatbes ont q
20 ue4chery b his coansrT, and thea leiAis
grave &c me monument 81 an everlasting shame.
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