Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-16

estimation the famed Buffalo Convention at which some
sspirants know Of hoped gain glorious immortality
but found instead, for all their cherished personal
designs
The Convention if held will inevitably lead to the call Of
an ansgonsca assemblage in the North This will again
cite rally the part of the South, and the contention being
aggravated each me easy oresee the dire termination
which will ensue The people of the Northern States have
right to interfere with institutions. This is apparent
But have they done yet Some few of the blind
have merely talked aboutn. By this movement will be-
IN fact anticipating what will now, in all likelihood,
happen. Let wait until they carry their talk into actual
effect let wait until BILL passed by Congress and signed
by the President, nvades rights The invasion being
really made it will then be part to adopt remedial mea
sures for our common defence.
FROM THE HILLsBoRoUGH (S. CO. RECORDER.
But the editor of the Democrat objects TO expression
that hope shall always be ready to defend the rights
Of the South under constitution" He to hoot at
SO simple dea He affects 10 look upon the constitution
ss an unmeanng instrument with provisions obscure that
our " Wisest and abest men, cannot understand il and
treats our reference to il humbug, a for
weak hearts to crawl out UNDER We have been taught to
look upon the constitution with and will
take more experience than have yet had convince
that the rights of the South not much safe under
its provisions than they would be under any scheme which
the Nashville Convention likely provide. Those hair
Drained zeao who profess the safeguards which
the constitution has provided for rights have yet learn
that is much easier to pull down edfce than build
ones and whatever concets they may have of their ability
we are inclined to believe that the great of the people
would much prefer constitution framed by Washington
Madison and their compaos to framed by these WISE
acres.
The editor says he is not left conjecture posi-
ton; for have declared that disunion remedy for
any evil present prospective real imaginary In this
particular did not intend he should be left conjecture.
On subject of SO much importance wish speak plain
and we ready to repeat the expression We
ready to further md say, that dsunion would only
be Intellectual in preventing evils but would be the parent of
unnumbered evils, the contemplation of which would make
the heart of the patriot sink within him. The fate of all the
ancient republics before us and we are not to suppose that
human nature is essentially different from what
them Border conflicts would be to arise and we might
expect the scenes which the editor of the Democrat has
pcted under another suppostion property would be
destroyed slaves ee our fair fields made the scenes
of death and desoao It true we might nict injuries
as deep we received but that would relieve us from
suffering The editor surely has looked in the face the
CONSEQUENCES which his course is inviting What does he
expecfrom the Nashville Convention Does he like some
of his tutors, favor disunon We wish him to speak
plain ID the matter, as we have done. -.
FRlM THE AMERICAN WING, [GRIFFIN, GEORGIA. NJ
1t has been believed by many sensible in Georgia for
years ck that there those among who really desire
dissolution of the Union and fear that they the lead
ing splits in Legislature, else the doors against the best
and mot eectual way settle the difficulty would not have
been ced and the admission of California made of the
grounds Ior calling Convention.
This thing Of assembling Convention to stand IN oppo
son to he General Government is serious thing to all
fecng bvers Of the Union. 1t is species Of nsubordna
ton, if We may apply the term to free people, that has too
much tie appearance and spirit Of dsunon be thought Of
lightly Therefore, when have right infnged, but
mere supposed interest preudced should not for
ment hinh Of calling Convention.
FROM THE MEMPHIS (rEss.) EAGLE.
The TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE has adjourned, and with
passing any belgeren slavery resolutions Both parties
sensible and patriotic to further enangr the Union
by silly clustering resolves about what ought to be done,
Congress should again do what the last Congress did, and if
Gen. Taylor should do what President Polk did do-sign
Winot provso BILL They did well in doing nothng-very
For have all along predicted, the Wimos proviso
"hunbug," Gen. CAas not inaptly styled its ast fer
menfng itself to DEATH We had abiding hope and conf
den that the strong, sound and patriotism of General
TATLoR would happily settle this difficulty which demagogues
have engenderd between the two sections of the country and
the prospect that settlement will speedily be effect
edhe question forever settled and Union still preserved
and ALL in spite of Northern factonss and Southern dis
unionists
PROM THE TENTH LEGION" VIRGINIA.
We have abiding confidence in the loyalty and deroon
of the chipaous sons South ohe Union. Whenever
shall be convinced to the contrary whenever shall be
manifest that their proposed Southern Convention looks to
dissolution Of the Union sits object no longer hold M
lowshp with them Weneor can and necer sa adpocate
disnno under any possible circumstances the contrary,
would enforce the doctrines Of the celebrated proclamation
of Gen. JACKSON against any State States that should at
tempt to nulfy the Union. These views, and we
feel that they embody the sentiments Of the people of
Virginia, and, indeed, Of the cool rejecting people of the
South generally The preservation Of the USIos, at all
hazards patriotic duty paramount to every other obligation
FROM THE NASHVILLE BANNER.
Mr.. Nav of the Anti-Slavery Convention at Boston,
friend appears and backer of Wm Lloyd Garrison, thus
leads off:
eve proclaim it nnnAerabk purpose and deter
iatio to live and labor for dissolution of the pre-
sent Union by all LAWFUL and JUST, though BLoeDLEss
and PACIFIC MEANS and for the formation of RE-
PUBLIC, that shall be such not in only, but in full
living reality and truth. And do hereby invite and en-
treat all our fellow citizens, and the friends of Justice Hu-
manity and Liberty throughout the Northern States TO
unite with US in laborng for glorious an object
No response thank Heaven goes from Tennessee echoins
this reasonable cry but dsunon, South does not scrupe to
Join in the attack upon the consutionupon the unity Of
the country and is for the great of the LIBERAL and
enlightened and patriotic, to wres from these incendanes
the torches with which they would fire the temple of liberty,
and destroy the hopes Of the friends Of republican progress
throughout the world.
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