The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-12-04

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nus ncHn assumed, which, by cxp,nsjo,
NY YET cio'hc the entire federal comm,
NY III liie, labIlimcnts of mn,,rnirr
I'D hcsr' and otter willul rerycrsinn. -
,dlhsih'rtlsf,S hafe yifinuIly abrovnto;p, b
fi"Wer5 nccessary t5pihc ss,(1fv uf ia 50,
Grelgnty Of the Statcs. I,bo vlmI ~
''ority Of theEfcdofal Government. vr,,tc
t.iNl stirped,9S whiehsjis now con,.e,, r,tn
W INC wi'':or an absolute AID inforc.,c
"''lnfity' IS hereafter to be welded for IN
'H''li>i'e benefit ofilie Northern or s,ron
!Er interest. 10 It's ambition and cupidi
y 'i'H"eii members Of the Constitutions
compact, ny whose wcalti, the Govern
''cn' Is supported anal our confederate
''rc'c''' are To be compelled iglomiD:ous
) !" munster. In a word, tho Congress,
~ nc united States is no longer 10 be thu
executor i the will of co].sovcrcirn S,,,r,
pnt u! i!ic party banded together by ,ht
'W"-lold incentive OF sectional aurrauJiyc
lhcnt and public plumber.
u me fundamental objects of our fedora.
I'VE system have been d%csigncdly pcrvcrl.
oh' 'i'cie is no remedy in the ordinary
CHECKS on power The ballot box is inci.
%icc'nai, and The press powcrlcss in lis an
pca's TO an "pprcsSor, dcafto cn,rca,y. 10
argument, and Tic admonitions Of humant.
Y ana patriotism. In Fedora! Council, il
Is certain, that the voice OF the minority will
icvGt again he needed. BY a slow, eau.
IONS, but regular process, the rights OF the
people and The sovereignty Of the Southern
States Will be Curtailcd until their total
eNiin%nis'lmcnt IS effected. BY multiply
my The number Of free States, rcs;s,iuo an
M trnIhtS Ia nitl r,., Ia, ,,., ~ ~ go,
iI"ti'hG community, and Discrimination be-
tween Vie rights OF Northern aud South
'''' persons AMI property, another decade
"i! mo- i'tvc passed before the General
n":ofn'!cht viii enforce cd;cts. greater in
''2lE results "1 human liberty and The pro.
&fHfS ri political enlightenment. than ever
"'ilia,"l from tic wnrst forms of dcspo-
''#ii Nc'orc i!itt period arrives, the exist
rl!tc "' SO'th-Cnrolina as co-partncr in n
".1al tol"nIonMc aItii. VIII have ceased.
"itiGc.i IA III" limits Of contiguous uroyiu-
go, we trutliui memorials o; her history
M'ii u" Gathered over her hills and valleys.
'''i ne pr'ntc,! page the tale OF her ori,rir,
ana ,i",,rH>H may be found, but the real
~>a'iat' ANA manner %; her political kline
-'"ti "|i never there be read.
Tie .Nprll AMI South iilcr iundanon.
I''F 90 institutions, and from, the frame
%'.N ni it-'F sucia! organization they need
q .i'r-tt !I"E. Whsle 4 strolr Govern.
'"..'. "|ih ni HE appliances Of extensive
a. J." =. Is necessary IN the former, a
.n'"! HiI ci- system Of local restraints,
+ fc'i' red - The ,a'ter. The restriction
"h la.'''Eu c3un;arrcc Is he policy of tho
ono, free ,rl'ic that Of the other. The
.N'rih IS rom necessity commercial and
'l}"Aiar;:r1Ig people, The South an arri-
community. While the former
IcchS an enlargement Of The powcr of ,hn}
cdcrli ~Hi"vcrnmcnt, ii order to cnablR il
10 pr".it ny Tie wcniti, Of the producing
2satcs, i'I2 latter Iwpc!Icd by the principle
u Scl'-rICHCrrat'un, strives to coniinc thCNI
.'oin:H"l agent wilhin we'll defined and /
narrow bounds. in the one section, capita!
ana !hl'our are theoretically equal, but from
Influences, perhaps, incapable of control.
Gchi' iliry arc practically antanonislic: in
"!icr, capital issupcrior 10 labor, and
10 relation between them is Il moral one.
The ci!a'acter and interests oil each insure
he harmonious action Of both, i'm all tl,cir
operations. Those discprdInt materials |
II or fadrs al sirpclufc are mainly, if mo-,
sss5 9siXsl y IN 9 tsssblf te etssle psSsili9Rs re-
apcctyely dssigne..t 3siia Pmfues o. 'rss1ss
Suci, il tic adverse tendency of that posi-
ton IN relation 10 one OF thcnl-lhc larger |
sectjou-,hat it seems 10 be an imperative
duty on ita part to promote, under the pre-
tcncc OF the general welfare, the success
of measures purely sectional in their APP
.p!tcat;nn.
'fi,ia obstinate pcrvorsc proclivity is, in
reality, IN strict obedience III a poliical