The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-21

have biths,o sluded any and sasisctory scs
lon Seeing these things NO uus, that tho more yioen
secession until this and complete issue has been
fairly u'ed. and s decision for veal q ior NO. made
the event be uniavorabIe gnod al adpfe~ insure the
strenuous O. s .he southern states u any 70
cessary We trust may not be-we trust that all wounds
msnsns cured by the result Of the Of The
National Convoniionbnt our hope by no means very
There is no why the contemplated non
laws should be carried into effect We perceive that
the governor regards their and early enforcement
additional urge the northern States speedy
adjustment OF tho great controversy and think their
early adoption would be highly eficien, in e1pedns the
We would now turn TO the northern States, and invite
their cordial cooperation the proposed National Conyen
ton They must see that there can be no longer either
porzng delay The South Is In earnest and prepared
to all lovers this country, all patriots all friends OF law
and ORDER all advocates OF Justice and right at the North 70
proposed Many Of their leading statesmen have already
gained undyng hoors by their bold Advocacy OF justice
ton Of The Union We urge all good lend their aid
and strengthen their hands, for the calamity which Moses
imnnen, than that which impends us The las
chance tor the preservation Of the Union is offered by
Msso" and hi line viii
great republics This can only DO prevented by the ha
North and the South, in National Convention assem-
bed and therefore anxiously solicit the cordial CO
ope ration Of both fol- the full achievements Of the
Ii be hoped that the importance Of the
commended by Governor Floyd viii. stimulate the somewhat
,ay action Of the legislature and induce j. to give full and
immediate effect his valuable suggestions and invite
he 90 operation all the Stale legislatures throughout the
Union To render proposed action however, efscual
by securing the a and certain a'tendance Of The delegates
to the National Convention 4 mus, set the example 70 Inc
other States of nhoiizps the payment ieasl, OF their
expenses Of the public treasury This most i'm
posnt poyon and which be negl1c ted vim,
safety Il would be small pay Tor the hope OF
storing tranquility, ard re-estabshing the Union OF the
States solid and permanent basis u IL scarcely less
glorious than 10 create and the object OF the
National Convention solemn nportan, than
thai the which framed the constitution Itch
we labor TO peTpetnate.
To Virlnians should be Of sincere grstica
lion that the noble Old Dominon-the mother md the
arbcr Statesshoald have added to her former gories
the of being the first propose any cfectua
heal present discotd, 10 lay sectional
hosiltes, and TO perpenaie tbs Union With one hand
he tenders salvation the Unicn-wh The other SHE de-
lends the dearest rights Of the South i is henor Of
which the governor nfVgnia may well be proud that he
sealed his devotion 10 The Union and his ulgsnce IN
his State and the rights Of the Soath by hrs
like and patdoc proposal All thar patriot
to do give iu effect to his recommendation, and TO
pray full may crown his magnificent and go
fous design.