The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-14

we copy the article from the Fairfield paper
which so fully accords with the views of the
Spartan.
1t will be seen that IT promises blessings
from revolution as freAy as JACK CADE him
self, and after the same fashion. There shall
| be-" said JACK, Sin England seven half
penny loaves sold for penny; the three
make it felony to drink small beer: all the
realm shall be in common, and in Cheapslde
shall my palfrey go to grass"
"OuR PosITIos.-We have been frequently
charged with being hostile to the present Federal
Government. We SO for the following very
satisfactory reasons, among many others:
because for the last thirty years it has proven a
whitening and unmtigated curse upon the South,
having robbed US during this period of not less
than one thousand millions to build up northern
interests and institutions
Because it has, by its late action, destroyed the
sovereignty and equality Of fifteen States of this
Confederacy, and degraded them to the condition
of colonial dependencies
Because il has ceased to afford protection in
any particular, its whole aim being to break down
and destroy the South.
because it is an Abolition Government strik-
ing directly at the institutions and domestic policy
of the section in which we live its whole legsla-
for its object
Because, in fine, it has most signally failed as
an experiment OF the capacity OF the people for
self COVE rnment, inasmuch rs the rights of one
section have been tramped under foot To crafty the
fanaticism and lust for power Of the other.
"Ue intauor Of IFS dissolution, or disunion--
Because it will bring wealth and greatness to the
South under southern confederacy, which must
inevitably arise from dissolution.
Because it will restore the soverei gnty, inde-
pendence, and equality of the southern States.
'Because it will afford us protection in our per-
sons, property, &c.
Because it will kill off the foul spirit of BOLTON
by taking away the food il feeds on.
because it will put an end to kidnapping and
border thievng, and restore peace and security to
the frontier States
because it will promote tho cause of religion,
morality and civilization in the South.
because it will build up system of internal
improvements, increase the number of schools. col
leges &C.
because it will destroy entirely pauperism, Ly
enabling every man, not physically diseased to
earn his daily bread, and accumulate, from the
abundance OF our prosperity, fortune for himself
in a short time.
because it will renew and perpetuate the expe-
riment of the capability of the people for selgoy
eminent
because, even If the slavery question is settled,
the seeds of discord have been too deeply sowp by
the North ever to bring forth any other fruit than
hostility and constant wrangling between the two
sections.
because the Union Is too large, and composed
of too various interests, to harHonize together.
because honestly believe the Almighty
never intended that the generous and noble south
erner should constitute one people, with the cold
calculating, plundering Yankee"
We copy from South Carolina papers arti-
cles bearing upon and indicating the state of the
public mind:
From the Spartan.
"BUY AT HoME.-Those of our merchants and
farmers who about going to Columbia and
Charleston would do well to look the list of
advertisements in this weeks paper. The strong
est inducements presented to trade in our own
cities, by offering the most splendid stock of goods
at reduced prices and accommodating terms.
Why not, then, stop in our own beloved South and
purchase of our friends and brothers, instead of
travelling, at great expense and risk, hundreds of
miles from home, to feed, and fatten, and pamper
our implacable and most dangerous enemies. Our
merchants true any other class of our cit-
zens, and however distant from their intention to
favor the North to the injury of the South no one
be blind TO the inevitable tendency of such a
course Every act Of robbery and insult commit
ted on the floor Of Congress against the South by
political swindlers has been approved and sustain
ed by their constituents at home. Our Arnor Pa
tri9 should induce us to forego whatever trihing
personal advantag &c we may hope to gain by going
North, and (however far from being intended
thereby give aid and comfort to the enemies of our
country