The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-05

w. noticed. n late number Of the Daily Sun OF this
city, the organ Of the native Americans. that the Hon.
e Levin native american Ispfestsn9lai.vs Tor The
and in favor OF the doctrine of non-inervention Il is
amusing 10 how he tries TO make the doctrine paata
s e he hspS nG ne q e
leader OF that party and more and passes for nothing
Il evident from this declaration Of Mr. Levin, that the
Provso and to advocate the doctrine Of
Mr. Levin is OF the fayortes oil the regency and the
President and speaks OF course with their knowledge
Apart from his puere doctrine in regard TO natlvlsm,
which he tries to weave into his argument. we will do
him the justice say that he has presented some strong
and original views on the subject And we are sincere
effect in this city and county They prove, at all events,
how utterly the wing leaders and wing administration
haue changed their ground
But the South rights under the constitution, which
stretch Of power take from her She has her share Of
all newly acquired territory. Who can doubt thisi Is not
conjunction Il lead for The Unian we plead for the
support slavery stand here fellow Americans 10
Take counsel with you AZ hi; critical emergeacy-o tell
for the Union. am for doing justice @ that southern ele-
stution and which Is the best guaranty OF It's perpeiuiy
respected according TO the covenant between the parties
fo5 81 sss
domestic institution or its creation as political ele
ss even . hem o having maae sre~. po
cal element of the Unions ior by doing they
would have existed midst but for It's
ton into political element having representation in the
the Senate, and House OF Representatives BY giving the
South for their slaves OF threehs, the
North able TO provide for the prospective inerdction
the slave trade in the United States amer the first day Of
January, 1908 So that slavery, political element in
our Union been the Of It's aboishent irec
one ofhe greatest victories Of humanity achieved by
the people Of age or county Nor did the benefit Of
king IL great political element end here gave
new motive South their slaves with kindness
and that they might increase and multiply for the
sake Of and additional political power Surely the phi
anthropist will not complain OF this agency 20 meorae
their condition for certain is that the slave has been
elevated and his condition improved by republican repre-
senaton History has recorded no act more OF
this governments and the immortal trainers OF
And now permit me to ask plain question What would
be result OF that that would push the
South the extreme remedy Of seceding from the Unon
and establishing her defence what the people the
North would cali siaue empire? Wonld be likely
result in a of The slave traicin tho further degra
daon Of the whole African acein desolang wars, and
nhuman crueities! ltwond be insult yoar
sense ask you who is the best friend OF the saveihosc
sn, % hs uno e a he rights the
element of political harmony and power He only Is the
true friend Of the Union
find the President OF the United States occupies the
American gound-n0r ntrue,iion on the part Of Con-
gress, that suspension OF action which refers dan
aerous measures to time, the umpire between Let
the people of the States and Territories regulate the
question slavery interference from Congress; for
any such interference is a usurpation OF power
Congress has power State institutions only TO see
that they are republican Congress has pow
er over slavery which State Institution The Terrific
res stand the ground There be Territories
without people and the people are, they the
soveregnsnot Congress, which has only power adopt
rules and regulations for the land IRON foreign
conquest, domestic sedion II Congress had power 10
egsate States which Creators though
masters they mght some stormy occasion. under
take legislae the States into nonenti and the peo
pie vassals and prevent this constitution
adopted and preserves both In proper orbits securing
the rights and powers Of all.