The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-31

ioukn hey hAd no night title, or interest whatever
nis session. she will sn be open to colonization by the
SCUM, The convention had operated favorably upon
Ruonc opinion At the South. The people Tennessee
Georgia, and Alabama were moving up sustain its
ton He said that the South must be united in this
emergency; that she had common interests al stake
common wrongs TO redress, and dangers en-
counter that these would force her to unite and that
slavery
He said that the South was not DESTROYS 10 surrender
That Institution, and entered into handsome defence OF
-showed that II had proved beneficial the African
race, and had redounded in numberers and inestnabe
blessings 10 the rest OF mankind that was the
OF commerce, refinement, and Christian beneyolence.
But said be- II we desired TO give up could not do
so that the freedom Of the slaves would have be pur
chased or we must be forced TO give them up must
DO SO voluntarily lie then proceeded TO show that all
hopes built upon either of these foundations were futile
and deluslve, and that the South consequently
compelled by the exgency of the to stand by each
other or to be destroyed forever But, said he, should
dissolution come, the South is amply provided
win means OF defence; her numerical strength and
other resources great He said that should disre
gard the panegyncs pronounced upon the Union--.hat
we owed to i rational not blind devotion that had
been wesed from It's legitimate objecls and perverted to
the worst OF purposes that il established to
justice and domestic tranquility but that under It's
the greatest injustice towards the South had been long
and successfully practsed, and that had been made
create all the dSqueude experience and that the only
we were not utterly destroyed was that Jonathan
the goose before all her golden eggs had been laid that
these grievances gave us the right 70 change or abo
iSn government winch had proved lnsufnclent
wants, and could not afford US protection, &c
When he had concluded, VIM Shannon, esq offered
| the following resolutions
ResolUed That address, resolutions and proceed.
ings OF the Nashville Convention with hearty
cnrrence.
Resoued That the moderation. prudence, and firm de-
termination exhibited by delegates the different
States are worthy of the highest connendaton
T. Rsolped That while regard the line of 80 deg 80
MN concession the part Of the Sonth, without
equivalent consideration, and voarive of our constitution
al rights, yet acqniesced for 50 long
tween cobes we are ready assent to the permanent
R,soved That my o,ner Of he proposed methods of
adjusting or compromising he difficulties existing between
The northern a,d southern States conederacy
tentonally fraudulent and designedly wicked only
deiusive 10 the Ignorant or mady peiudiced and
he acceptable to the southern people long they
merit The name OF iieemen.
s. Resolved That The which the general govern
men IS pursuing towards The sovereign State Of Texas IS
preach q public al,h fsisies the position taken before
and degrading the South and should oe resisted all
| haz ,rds ard 70 the last extremity"
txcy Gretg ami James Chestnut. je have earned the
thanks and approval Of their and hereby
well done"
Which be followed up by few interesting and appro
praie remarks The resolutions seconded by Col
James Chestnut, ST., and by Col j. b. Kershaw-ihe lat
ter OF whom. in SO doing. delivered short but very
touching and impressive address Upon being put, the
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Capt. John Boykin then moved that the proceedings
OF this meeting be published in the Camden Journal with
request 10 other papers 10 copy; which was put to
VOTE and adopted.
Col. James Chestnut ST., then moved that the meeting
adjourn which was put to vote. and carried.
| The meeting accordingly adjourned.
J. NJ. DESAUSSURE, Chairman.
| w. II. II. WORKMAN, Secretary.
rurth.r Manifestations.
The proofs accumulate upon OF the extension OF Ill
,rasm in South Carolina We deeply regret to see the
desperate spirit which is occasionally displayed in that
chIvalroas and distinguished State We will add few
other examples.
The following is communication in the Charleston
Mercury OF the 9th instant:
The REMEDY Ought Me.srs Editors the South to ac-
ccpt the of Missouri Com promise
Pacific ms settlement of the slavery question think
not The Compromises adopted the admission OF Mis-.
souri, mas failed TO against the encroachmen Of
the rohern States. f has been already tried, and has
proved Intellectual, why try again Why should again
suffer ourselves TO be iaed into fatal slumbe awaken
alter ume and find ourselves weaker and enemies
stronger is my opinion that the North will consent, 10
compromise which the South ought accePt Lot a.
open eyes truth If the Of slavery
be maintained and strengthened instead OF being gradu.
ally weakened and finally abolished the union between
avehodns and Ella vehoding States be dissoived
Let then, the attitude and speak the language
OF feemeu conscious Of their Let require
amendment OF the constitution Ifts, cannot be obained
let the southern States notice the northern, that they
The powers granted under the since
they have been perverted to their injury aud OPPRESSION"
proceed elect delegates a convention TO
frame constitution for - the Southern United States Of
North America" AMI COMPROMISE.
Toast drank at Grahamville, South Carolina, tbs
t,h July:
BY serst b. z. BoYcE.-Ths Uaior The time fully
come Let asunder the sccoued knots which bind
northern anaic and oppression, and spun their
fragments
"Sidney' in the Macon Is. c. Telegraph halls Mr.
Rhetis speech with delight, and exclams "Lef dis
soipt the Union, and be done ruth IT." He continues;
To the abe and fearless statesman who Ia. spoken 10
the lang OF patriotic ruth aud has called upon
hi. fellow Of his stss Of South 10
wrongs within reaoha dis,o'4fion offhs Usiom-
strength II has IL bxr'
On the other hand let present the other aide Of the
medal-and then we have Washington Rheu a. Co
Extract from Uashnsto~'s Farscsu Addrs.
II is OF indoito thai you .hould properly estimate
the immense value of yonr national Usto~ your coecv.
and individual happnessj that you should cherish a cor
dial, habua and mmoyabls attachment 10 III acousom
ing yourselves think and speak Of of tho palladium
OF political safety aud prosperity watching pre-.
evaton wit jealous anxiety ng whatever
may suggest even suspicion that IL can any event. be
abandoned, and Indignantly fownng upon the first dawn
ing OF every attempt 20 alenae portion OF country
from the enieebc the red which
together the For this you every induce
men OF sympathy and interest Citizens by birth choice
OF country that country has right concen
your nhectios. Tho OF hmcicau. which be.
longs you your national capacity, exa the
pride OF pataiosm tpan any nppeatou derived