The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-30

abe CoDTsofna minority haNo
no 'Gqsss ins she has arrived 1, ,s exercise
,ns ov eanadenee We srrr derrd 10 loreiv Lands We
mus, 1rorgan ~ 'air pticsl system and
.s s% Sss il The sousy as With "
and fixed as destiny In the sdnonlloy snsuase
bsfa as would be 70 lose cur Independence, sa - ss
down into ,tse OF acknowledged ini"nony, spsnohs
Tor security on trbeafasce aud noi on our e'PaSV ep
disposition 20 delend ourselves =, 49,.
.ion The ,iphs sv sraa d withdraw from lhr Union
results from The nature snd pt,ae'Iies :, W. w.
adhsna aithay rhe remedy OF joint State ac'ion to
redress Of grievances bessech you 70 renenb-r
don The right deciding pltirnalsy on our own desln
v aSw no. os nas s ,asc, G H.. s
ard .s TX eoopaanon MN hsr sgaeysa sls,s,
which mpsnds the eviI Institutions OF lie South. ts
aud proper that, Commonwealth. We should az an
fathers or to pa,doi, Of our maf,d ,rangfs.s.ons aud
invoke lis protection ADD guidance 10 tins our dsy Of
toenghen is m!ns n cur dera n'ers. tbs North aud
is citiz Ms aud direct he, ~ The way Of truth Of easoa
and Of justice and preserve ones happy policai any
from the unspeaknhla horrors q civil sdi9"
The North is not Set sufficiently impressed With the
dangers that surround the Unon,,nor with the schemes
which on foot TO check Tie aboliiionists Amherst
is the first county in Vmsnn which has met and started
the ball Of commercial restriction. Prince George has
followed with additional eneigy, The resolutions Of
the last county are Iui Ol touhleIYhiiis
The members have formed Southern Rights Assoca-
iion, and they pledge themselves Ito adopt system Of
rigid non intercourse with the people Of Tie slave
holding States till their aggression on our rights and
property ceases and also to use their most strenuous e
forts to build up southern commerce and manufac
lures to purchase cetons, woollens &c, OF
northern manufacture no eady-mad clothing car.
riages, poughs, nor axes; 10 employ no northern
Il q 81.
nor take "trip of pleasure 10 the North. &c, &c.
But this is ALL The legislature Of Norm Carolina
has probably only preceded Virginia in her movement
Already bill has been introduced into the North Carolina
legislature of which the following lie condensed sy-
nopsis:
The first section provides that after the ls january
1882 merchant trader Gc., shall state oath thu
Of ihe goods, merchandise &c, be may have
hand tor sale and that such he hs pay tax
Of ten per cent ad yaioiem, be reme AFFIDAVIT
that the whole part Of said goois Is the growth,
produce, lnanuacare Of any soutnesi State ioreIg
ConniTy
'.The section provides that upcrchan,s, &c shall
state upon oath, the LIT January. each succeeding
twelve months, which slmiar shall be laid sab-
ject 10 similar exceptions
The bill further requires that merchants &c, shall
sWer, under heavy penaities all questions asked by
chasers where the goods anuiactured.
THE provisions OF The act turce until tn.
Territories OF the United Safes opened the
OF species OF property they inay hold III theii
and uniil provision relative
delivery OF fugitive shal be itily carried
in practics throughout The limited States copy Of tn
be the governors OF the siayt hold
Ing Staies with request that similar laws be passed
each"