The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-12

II is no less pleasure than isl duty correct the
errors into which have been betrayed by conespon-
dent of the Charleston Mercury who gave subscription Of
the Macon Convention the shouts OF dsunion which were
raised and echoed upon that OCCASION and the final
qsiescence OF Mr. Stiles who addressing the meet
ing For this gentleman entertain sincere respect
He would be OF the last in the United States
whom we would inure and misrepresent. He was once
distinguished member Of Congress from Georgia, and
was then sent charge to Vienna His conduct on that
mission was so noble to enlist every American heart
on his side He returned the United States during the
last summer
The current Of his behavior at Macon is incor
rect His eloquent speech has just been published by
himself in the Cassve CGeorgia) Standard Of the 5th
inst, and hasten TO quote the following paragraphs
from il
Ths only condition, but what renders IL still
more alarmngis that the evil 10 programme.
Where then, shall submission endf Where, then, shall
'Had pairio, continued submit the oppres-
oson at the present dayi nsead Of the mighty nation
which now CONSTITUTES we should Mt this day have been
but the feeble colonies Of Great Britain Had fathers
been blinded by the deusve Of union made then as IL
IS made now by our oppesors instead Of the proud Tree
been ba, the loyal subjects Of the British crown The era
spirit who wond not now stand up for his rights and
for his country would have failed to stand up in the days Of
.sThere is then, here, trust who cannot come up
with and take his stand upon the terms of the Missouri
Compromise.
Are there any here far in adva~ce of us that they
not come back AND take portion Nth this
ins7 ~"
!" Let one imagine from the course OF argument
which have pursued this OCCASION that advocate dis
union. am no disunionist never disunonist
The first vote gave favor Of union and every
subsequent of my political life has been, believe, in
accordance with that The sentiments still ami
mate the, and the which pursue
commended TO me- because believe u, before God to be
the true and only course by which this Union be pre-
served Every knows that aggressops ecede tn
submit TO s TO invite another II we ct the south con-
tnue submit II follows surely the day TO night thai
the North will continue TO aggress, and this alternate SUP
mission and aggression viii go until disnnon VIII oe
the only alternative left But resist whilst RESISTANCE
10 In power, and whilst do 80 ehecuay, ano
only will those aggcssons cease but the Union DC pre-
served. atalH - Kfha e4
The course pursued by my friend from South Csroina
tMr. RheuI who addressed us first today, 90 Jar
ends dsunion secession as remedy iof ne evils
under which labor, cannot receive my approval such
movement az this time IL In my opinion both unwise and
and should be- by all means, discountenanced
this poip the audience arose from their
nd n the cry OF dssntow Fellow citizens when
disuoion becomes truth the voice OF the South, then
have only 20 say the South Is my country by birth,
sfection ana by everything which connect man
the sot II nativity; and the rule OF conduct by which
have ever been guided stand by my country right
wong ICheers B Irsyeas, Icaw~cf agyvovs dissstor
Swch step scod not b, eo~cspe. NE cow~ bt whicA
cosd hops to nccO1syitsk tia eNds At kch ais."