Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
Correspondence Of The NJ Y. Express.
The Southern Confectionery, and the Bri-
tish Alliance.


The Southern COnfedcracy, and the Bril-
tish Alliance.
WAsHIseroS, Feb. Goth.
The serious scenes, which happened Monday and Mon
day night The -four Of the House, lead inquire
what is the meaning Of them all?-whai is the intent!
The answers ars,-
DIssOLsTIos THE USIoS.
SOUTHERN CoEFEDERAcY.
BaITIsH ALLIANCE.
Unless all Slavery questions settled agreeaby to the
South,-withouI yielding to which there Is to be,
IVA SToFPAGE THE SVPPLIEs,A
by continually calling the and noes
There either belief that the threatening Of these
things will Tighten Northern members from their attach
ment 10 the Union yield 10 these threats or there Is
serious intent the part OF many to carry IT, Mondays
scenes show the pracIirably Of stopping the snPphes
and their serious intent IL Is all what Mr. Clingman
publicly chaIked out in his speech, and what the
body OF The South acted up to Monday and Monday
night.
The British Alliance is part and parcel of the scheme
OF the Southern ConfederacY,-and perhaps the mailer
has been already talked with the British Minister or
with others IL calculated that Great Britain must
be dependent upon the South for its cotton the British
Queen will interfere in of civil war between The
North and South, protect the Southern States from
Northern embagces and bockades OF the Southern coast
in Short that Great Britain will form alliance often
sive and defensive with the Southern States Brush IN
and Southern interests will cooperate u ar
gued, that they and will be allies IL must be con-
essed this with what South Carolina has
been uering now for about 20 years-what she told US
when she nuIIi6ed and contemplated Southern Nash
vile Convention in 1882 The South is buy only Of
TO protect her in The sale of cotton from Northern block
AIDES and embargoes.
Let Us dwell on this. Are the descendants OF Wash
ngton, Madison, Ruiledge OglehorP and others, rendy
10 turn traitors 10 hsr own country and countrymen and
form alliance with the descendants oil men whose
fathers crimsoned their fields with bloOd- who rob-
bed and paged South from the Savannah TO the Po-
tomac? Does Brton stand so well any where IN the
Union that his embrace be preferred TO that OF an
Amsrcan But all this is so, if the South turns so re-
creant TO the memory of fathers What faith does ex-
from hal but
which the East Indies have, and oil which the Canaoas
now complain Will Great Britain, abhorring slavery as
ell her people do form alliance with slavery, but to
sezs the first opportunity TO page and plumber, win
the rapacty that her Government over weak
people the earth over! The British West India Islands
oreshadow what the South will be under British proec
ton, and in q British alliance.
England will toy with slavery awhile profit from it
best she can, and then she will crush to death
There idea about, that England will sanction the
Southern cUpidity for Cuba annexation Rely upon H.,
f the Union is dissolved, and Southern confede-
racy has eye that rich isle, England will surround
with her fleets and snatch it from all other Govern
but own. II the Union alone, that
this Key Of the Gull oil Mexico from British cuPdity,-
the Union whose responsibility and overawes the
ambition of British Statesmen. Ii is the Union alone,
that the right of way across The lshmus,
and safely keep up coastwse trade Think then
of the folly of dissolvng this Union in order TO ProPd
gate slavery tho shores of the distant Pacific, and OF
the crime OF forming alliance with our deadies enc
my to do!
But the supplies be stopped,-ihe Government ia
TO be stopped by the revolutionary action IN congress VI
60 Of IFS Representatives in branch, and some
% members in the Senate or there either
branch) in the other 160 Representatives. and 81
Senators will yield TO minority so small To state
thing show that minority by force in Para-
mentary tactics to rule large majority MAORI
ties however as Mr. Venabe Of ~ e. told The House, are
not 10 govern this Republic. Ii is only Confederation,
old Continental Congress- in which minorIties may
and obsuuc the Government and revoniionse IT, IN
case, IL is conducted be agreeable TO them
1t remembered here, that IL l2 of the 80 States
of IN adj i'm he
admission of California; decided majority of the Gov
ernmen if it be bu. confederation, and an immense
majority in the House. But quo Mr. Venabe, this ma
loriiy 10 nothing in slavery question To defeat 1t IN
Congress- revolutionary action may and should be resort
ed to- and defeat of Congress, battle II necessary
Our Fathers he Think fought, bed and died to
establish such contemplate form of Government.
To the country now from such extreme men, and
sxremes these the moderation OF the North and the
patriotism OF the South be invoked. The South is
not all slavery mad though too much excited and excited
think Tor nought the North less " ag-
gressive than Never did II make greater sacrI-
fee Propitistion than did of The Members Of
Congress the other day. when they refused any
Wilmot Proviso. The patriotism Of the South mast be
startled by Southern Cnnfedersces. British ALI
sncs, and sOPPsse: of the Supplies, only because
that North which in the main resisted the annexation oil
Texas and its almost inevitable sequence, conqusss IN
Mexico, now adopts the very non-intervenon doctrine
every Southern man demanded only year age!
But Southern patriotism for the 10 awed IN
the wild umu Of Passion and Faction that howl about
its ears Southern people have been startled with the
lie that the North intends sggresson INVASION,
and annihation Of the protection the Constitution
to Slavery.
Mr. Gddings and Mr.. Root have spread the impression
from the Potomac the Rio Grsnde-ths Southern Pat
riot yet courage speak loud the hero OF
Buona Vista has done, defence Of the Union, and IN
defiance of Treason and Traitors But Southern courage
cannot always thus be bushed. There must be many,
who will dare speak Henry Clay speaking,
and Thomas II. Benton thinks. Kentucky, Tennessee
and Maryland in the whirlpool yet Virginians
ernge before the storm-but when IL may not
~. III. hoya haads nj
them Mr.. BeaIe, speaks, and thanks be To him. And
where is Gov Mcdowell? Where is the spirit, that how
srs over the grave of jefferson? Where the holy
spring air. that breathe upon the that dwell
about The tombs Of Marshall, Madison and Washington
Is The old Dominion going follow in the wake Of the
oligarchy Of South Carolina
Can il be possbs with the records Of this country be-
her. there be ound credencs for the lie, that the
North intends designs any aggression to .ha South
Southern institutions? Or il il be so, has Virginia
confidence in slave holding Executive, slave holding
Secretary Of War; slave holding Secretary Of the Navy
and in that last arber OF all gaied things here earth
slave holding Supreme Court Of the United States p
Think things Southern men, and loose from
the treason Of the Nashville Convention, its Southern
Confedsracy and British Alliance.
An EVE on THE CAPITOL
Dr.. CHALMERss VIEWS ON THE SUBJECT OF FREE
TRADE.-A correspondent sends us the following ex-
tract which contains the truth i'm a nutshell:
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