The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-21

the other when he Wmo, Proyiso In the shape
Un,1d STATES 10 BON cases ever little alton
might suggest 70 The IN a. they ihersIrg local az
regulated by om chic ay concerns justly
and Wisely than by the forced intrusion the
Of the general the instance of senators who
come rom States where slavery does exist, and who
may lie able ds,haree all their duties 70 ,beir consi'u
ences without meddling W ith that local institution
The strong national sentmen the American people,
blended with common .epse equally ',to.s ~a sI
to stir up The country sick o. this slavery ope
nod .s.ls SsEs s aascl
moantsbanks aid inegers Lei1 v'a 'oces mase psy
tho privilege Of beipg lsi alone"
The Baltimore Clipper does not clip its words, but
speaks trumpet tonguei, as folows'
az xSxwAL OF KxcirgMEsT hsh said to pre-
fer troubled ma 90 TO mi. IKE oo % aye :" ns
agreeable the agitation which existed uniii within
the sopls are each o,er on the settlement,
OF oil The questions which threatened destroy the Union,
once section against section. Having
Gently passed the promise Bills and seeing the general
been expected that any member 81 or house OF
would have had the ha hood TO ask their mmeuiate
lssi:rs. -. 10y .i'1 'A'axsa me" '40'' '''sn
"As Mr.. Stevens entertain poor opinion of
the ntegence and psrio'ism OF m'ncers q Congress rs
mat ,ney @ consent 70 nGo ws mas Desh 80
10 bringing In te bills which he proposes and his only Oh
which has been 90 happily s.,.ed II IS not rue ina,
slavery is recognised either New Mexico U,ah, the
the people Of those Territories r Stevens would de-
prive them OF that hit by extending The Wlnol Povso
over them He would ALEC forfeit the pledged faith of the
nation a regard the admission States. In fact,
he would adopt such neasures, II n his power, as would
he affects patriot May country be always pro
se!sd H M ne Of .1ss s S. !.
hope that they viii be summary disposed Of They
as should be SHOW effort throw
fre-b'and INFO Congress, particularly at such moment
9Th. movement OF Mr. Stevens should satisfy The South
that the fanaca aboonsts OF the North have been ed
southern States ought be conened In late conflict
The Wmot Proviso killed, and the right OF The people
in the Territories the slave question for them
selves was distinctly recognised These are important
point; by The s9asS as The passage Of u. as
the Uaion9 No.hins-absoulely nothing Had the Mis-.
would not have gwen additional slave State the
Unon, unless by guarantees which Coz gres has no power
the introduction Of slavery, and under circumstances
weud have permitted IT,
The South. them has lost nothing but has obtained two
objects Of great imporance-he notification Of the Wlmot
Proviso and the iugvesave bill Smarting under defeat
important points, Mr. Stevens seeks the
controversy and would possibly pne civil war 70 The ad
in%sn winch has taken place We 90 not envy him o ,hs
will be earned by an attempt to sacrifice his county
gress cL AIRED of sse pauloc legislators The people are
performing that ,ervice and thus dong justice them
reach Mr. ssvens, a, be has shown n.lnse disqualified by
his principles tor the Po-ition which he holds We shall
shed no tears over hts refinement"
Whilst the northern extremists are complaining OF
the passage of the recent measures, and threaten
opposition and repeal, Of the southerners are
operating in different direction, and threatening
opposition TO the very length of secession and dsunion
What do our ultra southern brethren expect to
psh by these movements They cannot repeal the
bill for admitting California; because they might well
attempt to reduce Virginia her colonial condition
Ca To hart R,tha
sovereign Sbtes OF this Union Do they expect to
change the boundaries of Texas That measure is be-
yond their reach, because Texas is also a sovereign
State, and has rgh, to yield portion of her land.
10 another Stale Territory. and regulate her bound
ares Can they desire to change the organization
Of New Mexico and Utsh' Why should they desire IT,
when the South has tiumphed in driving the Wilmot
Proviso from their borders What them the object OF
southern axilao! To agitae. order to induce Geor
gia and South Carolina 60 out OF the Union in other
words to bring about dissolution OF the Union If this
really be their object lei the agtators disclose their de-
signs at once. and throw themselves upon the South
on that fearful issue Will lie believed that North Caro-
lima and the old unteri6ed Commonwealth OF Virginia,
or Mississippi. Alabama, Maryland, will sympahize
and act with ihem' Can il be believed that even
Georgia will suffer her delegates TO that convention to
push her to the very verge Of dsunioni We appeal to
our southern friends, who may be little soure by dis
appointment, and whose pride Of consistency may take
entirely wrong and fatal direction. 10 pause, and
reeollect what abyss they huying What says
the Southern Press in this city. II puts forth pro.
nunciamento which strives TO produce organization and
cooperation among the southern States-and for what
purpsse To tell the northern people. "Tbus far and no
further. You must not extend the Wimot Proviso; you
must not NEEDLE with emancipation in this District,
in the States in the intermediate trade between the
States" Why meet adjourned Nashville Convention
for that purpose, when Virginia has boldly pronounced it,
when every southern Stale has repeatedly declared her
resolution resist in either Of these events. and when
every citizen Of every southern State prepared to cayit
out Why them ii pressed upon usi Why does this
Hotspur sectional press put forth the following insmma.
tory language
I" What, then, IL to be done When fathers found
the ARTICLES Of confederation inadequate welfare,
they proceeded amend. and ended by changing
them. Let ps do likewise. The Nsshvle Convention
meets again In about weeks Let delegates be
rom every State aad district where the people lost
Let that convention when assemblies deliberate on the
evils we have suffered. the dangers that impending
and the mode add Of safety Let them
listen the language Of them not think
for omentof abandoning the South future shame
Of injury OF ruin Nothing has been which people
Georgia, Alabama, Flor ds aud Mi..sslppi take their
st.nd the rights o nd Of