The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-26

next day, Coy oeaoiook sent 10 IA i
sage, which is before US, and 4, "a
much ability. As a matter #
eral interest we extract Tue cop,ss
portion, in which the Governor NJ.
viewing the progress Of auti-slavs,v .
The aggressive action of Conors,.
ceeds to indicate the course he ap,s,
per for South Carolina to pursue
Our present distressed and aei,ai.,
dition has not arisen solely Mn i,
cent aggressive measures Of ~ b
Government. These effected h \
aud willy combinations, HAVING s..
forever the two sections, he eoase'
the States, and the equality 4 II
the people Of the States, coost%a
browning evidence OF The Rxed lp,,,s
ton Of a dominant majority q cas"s
its P%eridious purpose Of seiYins Is !
its own enactment, the entire ia4..
Of a common ancestry, The MN
truth, al length, stands openly WI
that the last hope Of arrestinp Ii. i.
of Infatuated rulers is gone ioreya
final act Of the drama is over All !,
the curtain which screens The fuias
the eyes Of the patriot shall Is M
| may be, that the Palmetto banuN ~
seen, among other standards, wa,ias \
a triumphant people, unitedin insGss
and in determination To mailaia esn
ity their new relations with their m.
eigns, and he nations Of ,be M.
But should il please The ANN,
poser Of events in His insemd'
Providence 10 assign US the I'M
OF the British Islands oil the Wen VI
riyet the chains with which We n, \,
cled, the people Of Soulh Carona +
least,be comfOrted with the asanns
while ignorant Of their duly lkey n,
uDalindful Of the duty they owed
selves their descendants, and hen
try.
Does hope still linger ii gour 8.
that The dark sioud which rny,om,
political horizon viii We, Il a.sl
Thatihe enemy wilfyaIsoo H. wv
ted design OF reducing Y6G, wv
monwealth to colonial vassasga
these questions a satisfactory anssai
be found in the melancholy exppdm
the past-the overshadOwmg ilaua
the General Government, insuplq
permanent assendency Of the seeiaa
" which aims al the annihllalai
property--the history o. lanaIsa
reward and augmented agitation
slavery question, and The recent u
~veriticaliun Of our fears thai at lk
the provisions OF the conslluia
half Of southern rights cannot BEDS
without the shedding Of blood.
If, tat section which now hast
troll OF every department Of lhe
ment the preservation Of the could
is indispensable TO the compbaul
work Of dissertation and ruin, 70 pa
solution, as a compact between liq
StAles, is necessary 10 our. socldia
Ilical quiet, and the safety Of af
lions. Ordained TO establish jsl
sure domestic tranquility, provide
common defence. promote The gsifa
fare, and secure the blessings Of laa
ourselves and our posterity"-l0 q
TO each and III OF these esseNSid v
the Bond Of the Union having beat
~trately established by q maiu1T
contracting parties, . minority haNs
ger any security for life, AberE AZ
perty.
The lime, then, has arrived N
the exercise Of the powers q SCI
lion, which, in the hour q an'l'
!. confidence, we SURRENDERED y
hands. We must re-organlR Ol
cal system on some sureT ADD 'af
There is no power moral Or phlaa
can prevent it. The event i l1dl
linked with its Cause, and hze9 ~
IN the admonilory langcage q sN
ed statesman, "the worst csiA9
could befall Us, would be 10 lOR
pendence, and 10 sink down lal'l 81
acknowledged inferioriy, d'Psa
stsuritq upon rorbearance, aad Fl
capacity and disposition . y
selves"
l have not attempted TO Glscusa
ton Of secession. The rlgAl
10 withdraw from the Unio9 =
the nature and principles 81 y 81
tional compact, to which 70 NJ
sovereign parties. While sdasl15
fully to the remedy Of JONI " e.
for redress Of common gfle''s
seech you o remember saa'aa@l
OF events ought to induce ug
the right of deciding ulllilaU4
own destiny.
In recommending, az Inowao
Carolina should interpose Hsi
in order to protect her cltz'es
by cooperation with the asgps
States, she may be enabled Y es
ing the civil institutions q Y,
is ft and proper that, as a copl.I
we should, at an early day, Y Y NJ
ed by you, implore thf Goa Z. ',
for the pardon Of our manlloo y.
sions, and invoke his prq'ssa ,,al H
dance in this our day 9 NM
affection, that he would glaSg M
safe to enl;ghten the minds q
rulers, the North and its c,sl1. ~
them in the way Of truIn,
Of justice, and preserve 2 9.S ssstI
%litical family from the unsp''''
of civil strife.
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