The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-24

~sns ' The iA'sis@sd speech u Mr Rhew Of South
IAsoisa whca he has reported fos the Chsreson MAJ
rssy II v stamped with the hne4uaen,, Of disnnion
We d<Gy regret hs urn,a and lcsI tAaa th.r. ,re
soms o4A~ss Who symg~tAixe in his fssinss .sA nav
ssstAas his soStss But trust that they do NO, vet
any considerable ausabey AID thai they Will
vAss< in their career. . eomproaias bill passss Con-
xrsss. oil such . complexion, TOO. will receive the
vote. ot many Of the southern menbcrs Should Mr
Foote's smesdm<a. prevail. we have not = momenrs
doubt that Oh v,fg,aa. least. will stand sp BY the
No"pson'ss ~ad BY the unloa We hope thai, ~ IN
1914 s"e van resort 10 the conservative principle for
the hfs time struck at that memorable period of
south SAso''na Modification. BY which one S.A.e-one
sovereign party To the federal compscshalI iuterposs
her msiIaiofal Once aud send solemn deps,aton 10
any Unaffected STATE and rsnonss,e against sny excess
which may threaten the stability aud peace Of The whole
Union Who would no, Join Virginia ia ,h,. srs., once
Of pacihcsiorl Would North Carolina Would
no, Maryland Would not the xrsA, keystone State
The best way OF proiscinx thsss msda,orsi effects II
they should prove 10 he necessary. would be present
Compromise bill liberal and conciliAory possible
The most etfectaa way Of dsarming macoa,ents is TO
place the Compromise impfsgnsble aud aatisfsc.
tory ground ~ possible. We fear not to say that Mr.
Foote's proposed amendment Is OF this description
Should pass the Senate, j, may The Of
the Compromise BILL and with il the peace Of the Union.
To Mr.. Rhst, and uras like him. il may give saiis
faction but n all events may deprive them Of the
power Of sowing dsafec.on The land We confess
startled with his ultra propositions. we'll with the
reasons on which he bases them But the very uaism
shows the morbid disposition Of par, Of the body polite
and the danger n. and the necessity Of applying
The proper remedy for the disease We have no room
this morning for copous extracts from Mr.. Rhstrs
speech. We shall produce them to. morrow with such
remarks they appear to require In the tms We
content ourselves with laying few precious specimens
before our readers;
invite you to calm and serioa, consideration OF Jour
condition In the Union. in ordo tina. you may properly do
your part gran drama Of dissolution, which.
pears to me, must take place ., no very distant day
And in another portion Of his speech he says: etss II
Desparing of any reformation which will bring the gov
back tho limitations a the oonstisu onde-
sparng Of amendments Of the constitution which will
give guarantees but courss left for the
peace and salvation of the Soaha dissolution Of the
Union.
Looking to the pas-looking TO tho nature Of shngs,i
ali reliance hs good faith Of che fes Ssatss. pro-
the institution Of very tho South, vain and fts-
The South project itself Its force 10 powsrless 10
Congress and in NE Union, because IL 10 minority 70
give people tina, protection and peace which ~
and Union established secure the South
nust the connection with tho North.
ais
have thus fellow ci.izcns fulfilled my word. have
spoken with open brsass you this night u present
condition and future political prospects Fos the seatl,
have uttered and the counsel have giveas may
be there who will be ready to sxciau--sSAsost
A traitor what aud 70 whomf TO SousA Carolina h
her In her rights. instituona and sovssaAnv,
that would counsel dsnnion. Traitor the oonsnttoa
The constitution has existence under the oo0suedo0
Of consolidation and the baso purposes Of abolition ~
which IL made subssrve Taitor the Unioa 1A6so
il That 4
condition Desroy the and Ill faith 70 he Char 4
dissolved Faith towards both. tho government 10 ad
IN Mustered, are incompatible shnxs. TO masnsAia ths
Union 10 acquescc Ia the destruction Of the cstesfoo
and maintain tho constitution. dissolve he
Union, to afford the only chance Of IL s.s'osasou
Returning from Nashville through the inter or Of ous
State. leaned that the people in Of sppss ~
uics fearing that ths Nashville Convsntioa weaA -
failure already agitAtng the policy Of South Caro-
lima taking her rights into her hands, and acting aias
in their sindication. There the spirit a 81
South Carolina, and think hear II proclaimed In ysus
cheers ,ha, she least " submit disAeoossAs
subsection and ruin She win join her sister 6asss u the
South support Of thsm 10 all sxpedisnss fox sesss
lead. But II they should knssl down govssansaa
whou, limitations It's powers. under the ooosso o. s
oonsoidadonss and ntislavery propesandisss a The
North, she will not submit. tesst - +.ft .s4
If Mississippi aba ndon us-bsavs and In eoaasn
in hed-,hs first sound ths buss which has called
South together for the vindicaon Of her rights ead
Alabama, where oil our e0uo have paoeoA s0es
homes and havs foodly hoped. have adsa In ~
ting up, 4 richer cms younger and fsshss hbssy-
pures and oner hatred Of yrasuy and Osesyia. -
Empire State Of the South, proud Of her GrsesnsS ssd
strength bur proudsr sill Of that free spirit and daasss
which have qassd N s snsnsseAnss a
her righ and Virginia. the old Aag ship o. shs eossA.
whom all yield. she yields MOI hesssn, 70 lssA - =
TO victory and rcdemption-ereat In spirit and wieom
and unconqusrabls she 10 great, aad KsatuaU ~
Tennesee only abandoa but some q As seAass-
men have wentored proclaim shall JOAN With aossasa-
lists and subject de dominica q
tho free S,atss-shall South Carolina Submit s
II we thought. with MI Rhstt. that things had
to this fearful extremity, should trsnbs 70 or
hearts core for the Union Yet feel there dagger.
imminent danger; and. in the Of the Unioa - q
our country, we call upon every patriot. Nora as4
South. 10 come the rescue and save the sAip. No
time is to be lost Nothing 10 the way Of cssesoaa.
compromising, American spirit ooght 70 - soisaA -
bind the whole together BY xasarss Of knda>ss 81 q
brotherhood. Another solemn compact bsswsn -
North and the South should b. made and hss. u I'll
good faith lei rsligously observe II LII -. ~.
put down fanacism and faction, and The Unioa my b
AZ firm ~ Mount Atlas, and lasting The oeassaisi
interests which bind together.
IT, in the hurry Of composition. and under the inpsss
of very strong and anxious feelings shoah - ~
,rayed into the slightest expression which may b co.,
strued into too imporunate appeal to The aaaAoees
al our country, We trust va may be excused. 1e~s =
not 1 citizen OF the country who can feel moss ~