Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

Congress- and apply for admission - STATE II ihs ppposd
constitution SHALL when submitted to Congress- be ound 10
be IN compliance with the requisions ~ The Constituioa
OF the United staies she should be admit ~ a. ef e
| &Gfcs " the Caion with suitable boundaries.
ReSohsd That IL part Of our delegated iruafs a.
members Of this General Assembly aid IN orga.Ssisg
Soufhern conrenon any other Convention Of ths pso
pie and that such Convention be desired by the peop e.
belongs 20 them. 10 their primary assemblies. select hs
delegates, aud not % This General Assembly the Cover
Of the Staie
rRos rnE BALTIMORE pArs.oT.
There mag be here aid there who are not fenas d
the Union. We would stgrnaiile with such
charge, "ihe last extremity of evil" None ssch
10 Be found Maryland Love o. the IBon is
the feeling uPpermosi 10 the heart II erery MD yiaad sna
cluding within IL I'll tha, good in government. Wan H.
they have nothing fear from internal fos ie ian saxes
sor Without il, they know where they shoe turn i
safety from any danger This Is the spirit with which s
people VI MARYLAND regard the Union ard hl xs
q the spirit With which il cherished ~ bs people a he
States Let those men, in ConeTess our a n VIA ssaa
counsel The adoption d soy that would ssrisn y
urb the Union, who would a3socais ils ins0att b.
oi this. that they viii find fcsponse from me "A sg
but will themselves slI with s4sns, uas wiH
make their very names by word aud rspoach IL II ams
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The people Of rEsssssKK love the union--aad shsy a
not dsgue i, I sloes hsr eloreses inssssas hss
interests and she will hazard her shsse IN The as1S
cent eonederaey At the beaest Of party merely A. Ma
iion, Ne occupy the most glorious position he sce a hs
wide earth, and what place should ocsapy upsn ths
pagr OF hsoryhow would those who Iook upon sks as.
nnphs which attended beginning people wesp ess
that passage which announced the ef stale a.
the agency which in the splcdd mspousnsn
OF the power OF 10 achieve greatness upon the scs
Of the whole earth We are compeled 10 believe ts Do
iaton--n lis noble destiny TO Jeitrs otherwise, s0al6
Ike % Me ,chole hman race whose as.ssnlss
involved in the great experiment far suecessul and
believing this cannot think that TKxxKsssE snaH g.
found lacking n derofion 10 as unf-thai she viii
UNFAIRLY surrender her share its fame, and s alo0aa
fuurs. N
FROM raE LOUISVILLE (xESrUckr) souasAL IL
. The people Of Kentucky deeply imbued wih .
OF the necessity Of unon that, protect she viii
wage against that party which would destroy a. II
the Union dissolved angry ntermnable wars are s
cessary consequences and, must fight
sTRuGGLs THE THE USIoS, fnesf Z
VINO worLD AssArL IT. As Kentuckans. We say 10 ysa
that the rights Of the slave States and the rights slave pro-
perty shall not be violated prevent il, and IL ks
North the South assas the Union win oppose
war the wrongdoer We would say further that you should
be COOL patient, and firm The Congress Of the United
States have abolished slavery the District cxe1d
you from participation in the Territories. II they DO So thers
is still another department Of the Government h has The
power udicialy settle the constitutional question which
you Let every hope Of redress be exhausted you
think of violent remedy, and let your last remedy fcr the
most nsnpportable evils be that Of dsunion.
NEarHIs (rEsE.) EAoLK or fEaRuaRrs y.
The Congressional which publish this morning
very interesting and important 4 specially nocesbe hai
The Wimot proviso plainly proposed to be appisd 20
CALIFORNIA; and the resolution proposing i was laid upon The
liable by vote Of nearly two An important mosSn
also been made by Mr. Cobb, of Alabama, for 10 ht
committee to digest and report compromise upon The
slavery question. Il is noticeable indication of feeling
If
ure in these tngsa future free from sectional sirlc and
Bitterness. All reasonable patriotic citizens viii be ready p
welcome every auguy of such future, and the slightest ma
!ication OF is grateful TO US.
This day of small men unnauraly oced into crisis sa
Nmot poviso greatnessof endless vorby quarfescf
neighle, intangible abstraconsof nhammaiory apFesl
rude Speech Of bitter reort Of quick contention o heoss
struggle, has endured too long, and glad
caton OF return to common good feeling and
usce in The very decisive by which the Wmoa pscsise
las, its first (and hope as appearance this sessnn
voted down. The money spent wordy quarse
he poviso Is waste, the quarrels abomnaiions be
common sense and justice, ard the leaders in agasn sss
he yeies demagogues II shameful IL they longer
permitted TO annoy distract and rraie the country,
rn"s.rnE HAnnrsosnuns (yA.) RRssaIICas, rss. t6
A SouruERs CosyksrIos for such purposes
empaed by those who most anxious for woaid. w
ur humble opinon, be hazardous experiment ., be hu
when consider that had its origin, and was rt uss W
disappointed political aprants, we are well assured thsi ha
rood would result from the action of any such Ccnssna
should unfortunately ever be held.
As at present advised, therefore, opposed 70 any
Southern Convention all, matter how II might be osgs
,zed and predict that The proposed COaresfs e
not assemble at the time mentioned. bns IL Il should, beis
Of security Southern interest will he devised by
han ahcady possess representation ~ Coagrr
under The prorisioas Of the constitution.
The best possible means, opinon for security 10 iha
peculiar institutions Of the South be found 90 fs Go
tution United States, and the best possible "a
uccessfult defence of these interests he und ~ re
National Legislature the National .Erccutite aad fAs M
,reme (U,rt fthe United States.
When all these shall have been fairly irsd, and shall have
aled 10 afford proper security, then, and nc t th~n
will there be reason for Southern Convention. b
IN. AsxRIc,> wHIa, 4aIrFts, sEossLa.9 "
II is nsinsu 10 the South and aggrcssisa ssuthssa
rights, for the people Of California themselves et1RaN
slavery. They the people 10 te immediately alIssfa
my povisioa in their constitution and whatever thsy dssW
nine shall bs their supreme law ought be sciaesnsm m "
I'll easolaie We had much rather that ihsy wssA
said nothing about slavery ihr coas,i a'ion, sad -
open question Tor future ~sie,nent Uhen they wsb
have bad asVoun,y the value % dave stuf tssss
and To have considered the prcrsy os oisl rsian ss
thoroughly bu, they psssed the ssrnrg sha.e uusnas<sa
y, informed, and tire sacs,isa Rs~ pssssNisA
shall rec,ve reject their ssgaca,ien for samaAaaa
II Casnoi I've doubted that, W r4tinE shss ~ 90 80
long the excitement and sgs,ian q shs ssstcn hmwssn ss
North md south lnde6ni,rly ssd .uls asssisss ~ a ss
dangers a long aud ncress.ng asss VI h'sw ksas -