The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-13
THE UNION.

Congress
hcent and Just tor resistance ON the part OF the south
arm or savehodrg States and although they are not such
such a. the whole South %sy and
acqniesce In While we were opposed 10 the admission q
her first organization and would resisted by all
stituonal means her admission into tbe Union single
scoa. and as i constitutes oossoi series Of meas
ures OF vastly more importance 10 the interests oil the
sIsss we can see no 1000 70, con
to H. The Texas boundary b we sSyrovs because il is
neither the rights nor the honor Of the SOUTH sought
for by Texas and was sustained by majority OF southern
votes
Ia the organization OF the territorial governments Of
Utah and New Mexico the rejection OF the odous princi
and adoption by Congress OF the principle coAlended for
by the south with respect TO slavery In
be regarded as subject Of congratuiason among The
friends Of southern rights The fugitive slave bill, which
we regard MS Of justice and Of constitutional
right and We hail its evids.es the part Of
spec the rights Of the South and win 10 good
faith abide by and carry into effect all these measures Of
never lower proud ensign Of Union
account Of sr1sing law Congress- account Of
any real q imaginary grievance under which me South
Believing that the issue between acquiesceace and
upon us, and must be mot a4g
81 he IL therefore resopsd BY portiow Of abe people Of
s:.S sas ii
tinctions and differences in imitation Of fathers Of the
revolution, will rally under the flag Of onr glorious
Union thatu viii devote our tme our talents and
money to is protection and preservation and TIA. we VIII
a. Resolved That. as the issue can be determined only
the baiotbox, II becomes duty Union give
suffrage candidate for Office who 10 In favor Of
dsnnion secession account Of any sxng law or act
IS Rssoived That although some Of the Of Congress
e. the recent session commonly called ne Ad a
ervaon OF the union OF the States and Of republican lib
sIy. we willing TO asquiesce in the passage Of said
i (, " Il y sb KY a
ID RssoUsd That If Congress should disturb this Com
should abolish slavery in the District Of Columbis or pass
any law prohibiting the extension Of slavery @ any q the
ourselves and declare to the whole country that will
in such events unite with eowctzens Of the South
IS Rssoved That we deprecaie as discredtable the
practice by certain and newspapers Of de-
as unsound upon local institutions and the
interests of the South especially 10 the absence Of proof
sustain the charge. Such practice we consider unwi:e
unjust and contrary the character of people and the
spirit Of our free Institutions. .
senatves In Congress Who by their nnng zeal and de.
yotion the of southern rights instrumental
measures are Justly entitled TO, aud should receive.
SINCERE and unquaisa appreciation q hsiT course 81
Georgia. wa. introduced y The meeting, and yindcssed
T J. Judge called out, aud enchained the aten-
,pn Of the mass with powerful speech y favor q con
is y o The Of hs South lie sas
speech Tor the Union and agains, secession !,
The resolutions motion OF General Carroll, and sec
onded by Thos ii Watts, Were ben putall In favor
Of being desired rise when the whole mass of
thousand men. eagerly rose 70 their ..e. when they
there were none They were unanimously adopted
"Afer dinner, which was then announced, the people
again assembled the stand and ably and eloqneny
addressed by Capt James Abecrombie, and B H Baker
esq, OF Russell and Francis >. Jackson, esq, OF Mont
1.-THE meeting then adjourned amid the harmony
after giving three times three cheers for the South and the
Union.
II; + + f aoer. prads.n
~ D = H mS:Is ss1staria"
The meeting of the southern rights party held in the
courthouse at Montgomery, appears to have been
crowded and animated II was organized by calling DR..
C. Belnger 10 the chair:
s Hs & S' k%sss ,sdss raS.
and w. L. Yaucey addressed the meeting.
meeting from the Club Benton nvi.
becus TO be given 10 the Hon s W. Harris.
hs BE
them in behalf the southern rights people Of Montgomery
!. The com mittee consists OF VIM. L. Yancey, Abram
Martini and Jefferson Noble,
"Judge Abram Martin then introduced the following
Rs.opsd That this meeting rsgardit as necessary and
that an association OF men be formed in the
city Of Montgomery, Alabama, and the chairman Of this
.soS 70 as Of Ss ps.ooop which sbsy
shall report adjourned meeting Monday, the 4th
The Chair appointed on said committee Abram Martin
"a q seorer ir Gen; James Gilmer' Tho' s. Mays,
GEORGIA.
We lay before our readers the letters Of Judges
Dougherty and Nisbe They differ essentially in their
views !; and we may well parody the common saying
about DOCTORS and ask, "Who shall decide che Judges
disagrse'- atur
Litter from Judge Doughufy.
ATHENS Nov. 4, 1850
GRsTLwMKsl On my return home on Saturday evening
last, found yours of the 2i ultimo in my Office inviting
address the people Of Newton the 9th
instant on the exciting topics Of the day. regret 70 say
that cannot comply with request have been sui
erng for the last weeks sorely from affection Of the
throat, panied by distressing cough am still thus
me attempt make anything like spcech and If
L were well and able 10 speak. my friends had made
an appointment for me at Wskinsvle on the 5th be-
fore returned home from the circuit i have
on the topics OF the day will, however, say that
dsunionis not for secession, any measures
tending looking that way. This Union shall never be
dissolved II help H. VIII not calculate Its value
em men should do both II could control the South
know that State dc nothing snge-handed have
doubt that II the southern Atlantic States united
Justice would be done and this glorious Union made
will unite the South. know thar what has been done
be undone know that the Territories lost 70 the
South And would 10 our northern brethren, Take
them, and be content We will aga i'm sacrifice ut the altar
the warfare you have Tor wsged rgsnst
property and Institutions; you must stand 70 what IL
mscaed compromise you must not repeal or modify
the fugivesIave bill you touch slavery in the
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