The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-29

four candidates Of their These last candidates then
put forth the following frank and impressive address
is every way important II is admirably written and in
concaiory spirit II shows the feelings OF the mod
crate men OF the South upon this sgang subjects and
we have question but that. upon SIMILAR platform,
there will soon be union OF sentiment on the part OF
the South Let the North unite upon it, and the Com
promise will be preserved the constitution will be protect
ed and the Union will be safe Everything now rests
in the hands Of the hgh-toned. and wise and moderate
men OF the North. We happy to believe that all will
be well The press OF the North is coming up TO the
rescue. The unexampled meeting Of tomorrow night
in Castle Garden. at New York. will give the strongest
attesaion Of the fact and we trust many days will not
eapse before the improving sentiment OF the South and
the North will proclaim the restoration Of concord, and
the reunion Of the people Of every section for the sake of
the Union
/" 10 the Yoisrs Of Chatham County:
The undersigned, having been nominated by portion Of
their eowczens as delegates TO the convention about to
assemble at the seat Of government, consider duty
publicly to announce (hough in brief terms) the views
affairs
The resolutions which introduced into the respective
last session, and which finally passed by that body
with but single addition, are well and perfectly known
70 YOU There was material division Of sentiment only on
the point whether the admission Of California, with
her constitution and boundaries made Monterey,
should be placed among The events caegores n which
the State OF Georgia would resist the action Of the Congress
Of the United States Weapprehend that there Pc
resolutions referred would have passed with
y. If the majority had waived the queston Of The adns-
and we believe ever have been, resolved that II The Con-
gress Of the Union should legislae the abolition OF
In the District OF Columbia TO the nlerdc OF the
trade between the States or the establishment Of ths Viii
mo. PIovso and that the northern States should refuse
to deliver up fugitive slaves upon proper demand then
Georgia would resist and her people would assemble, by
delegates in convention to consider the mode and meas
Congress- during last session, performed, view.
no act q Of 0y
California into the Union with the constitution and bound
Congress has not undertaken to abolish slavery in the
District OF Columbia, or to inlerdic the trade in slaves be-
Congress has enacted the Wmo Proviso, but on
the contrary, has to use familiar phrase killed it,
Congress law for the recovery ugve slaves
framed in the spirit of the demand OF the legislature
Georgia. and with details just such as southern members
THE admission Of California, although not incorporated
upon the adoption by Congress Of those The
whole constituted .ths Compromise We know that il
BY Congress Of the Wilmot Poyso for all the
But such is the opinion which the sub
est Congress had II our view The power under the con
constitution she prescribed for il rspsbtican
character aud we cannot rghtuy resist law OF Congress
W
ever ofthe oppoaon which made by and
representatives in Congress TO the passage Of the law ad
uniting Cali orna, because there strong for
opposition, admitting the power OF Congress
The Texas question arose after The action Of The legsa
ve South, could have given the call which
governor, cbediencet the law, has made for the
this point we cannot view the proposal or offer which
Congress has made the State OF Texaso be accepted
their plea.ure-as an aggression upon rights.
I'VE ate therefore, in favor of acquescng the legisls
ton ofCongress, and waiting to whether the CompIo-
mise by egsatIon is observed in good faith by
all parties, East, West, North and South But whilst we
thus willing acquiesce and TO watt we think that
will be proper the convention TO declare not by way
menace. but rather as tho authentic promugsnon OF 2
Co~gs. shall undertake iegfaah aggss.rvsy upon
r,shs BY ii. aboion saptry - The Di..,e q Cosmo,a
Of Wimo P,opiso. As repeal Of The fsgt,ve
ia., the people of Georgia DH not submit bI Wa Uiih
We embrace the opportunity to say that there is no need
Of any reflection by the convention upon either the gov
Georgia The last legislature for the passage and
approval of the resolutions and law under which the
the delegates 10 convention will be entirely free from any
such feeling The convention called In obedience TO
and every attempt, from Whatever quarter. TO promote
through i. ins,ranenaily mere party views We desire
and loss sight parry lines and party differences
In the performance Of the solemn duty, In any sphere ia
can 5y ss.daoa. and patriotic efforts. n true poslloa-
auade Of devotion the Union long the constitu
oe.sai ros.snc. when h.. eonss,iuton hail be voasd
by prving OF rights property, the means
solemnly and plainly guaranteed % US, oil reducing tina
proPs into our possession wherever it may be found
| "Rcspectfuly, your obedient servants,
1 ar X CUYLER,
! ORCHARD ID ARNOLD,
/ "JNO L. WARD.
October - 1850"
Ma. BAlrow--we requested that the indie
pc, on OF Nj Barlow Eat present confined at home b.
scxnes.) has prevented his being consulted IN regard
this He will address the oplo oil Chat
ham his health will permit; and. IN the meat
time, authorized say that hts opinions will