The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-13
From the rem
A True Patriot.

II we regret passages in the speech OF Mr. Calhoun we
pride. Let say for the most Of the southern democ
acy in Congress- that could love the Union more
than they do. none would 90 further to serve H.
none would sacrifice more to assure its continu-
ance and none feel anxiety in the present crisis
than they Out Of Congress, the South Las hundreds Of
able and patriotic who ask only TO be let alone and
sosrs and y sSSio o Such mSS Is Ex-Governor
Aaron Brown Of Tennessee, who has recently delv-
cred an address at Nashville, in that State, on 'the
indebted 10 friends Eastman and Watterson OF
the Union We have read il with care and with pleas
ue II is full OF eloquence and originality - moderate
IN it's views, and thrilngly patriotic concludes az
follows;
But whilst the South 10 conscious Of the vantage ground
which she occupies she s neither nssnssls nor ndsr
spndle, she NOT wool, she sails not ship ~
which the South does not feel thai she has Jus. dssree o.
featuring interest never become antagonisuc 70 me
s.y sss s Hs
bales England The q ns sSSndanee
phs.pnss. q o her PROVISIONS and above ali her
national connection with the South, viii enable her to
achieve successive victories her transatlantic rival
which none viii heartily rejoice than her southern
But that connexon must be fraernal What the Union
worth when the spirit Of amy and concord has departed
from M This agta,onof the slavery question l. 20 unfIa-
would rather have had foreign enemy laundering on
border than have this slavery question under annual
your families safely housed and Numbering IN peace
and security, far away from the storm that was bowling
which did not strike pang the hcar and mako the
have yet another question submit to the North this
sabec the counterpart Of the question o. loss which
gain for yourselves by pressing these measures upon the
South No. political power and sscepdepsy You have We
whch some Of your ambitious statesmen have been play
ing for nearly half century 90 no. they have had
out and the South has iostt The Is yours
all lis vast patronage yours the PRESIDENT AID all the
have them The South knows that the scepte has depart
ed from her nay that she handed il over 70 you herself
when Virginia coded 10 you, with noble and patriotic
generosity her north western POSSESSIONS WITHOUT Ohio
Indiana Illinois, and believe portion OF Michigan
deranoe Of political poweri The sum IN one entire re volu
ton around this EARTH nowhere shines on inner region than
snd q sass twas Tie g Of the South TO the North
The Of tina, gift II \ shah gens,a's s no as,o
rous bosom or the mnnifcent donor. II ambition, and
power and patronage be no longer the objects q your
Nothing repeat nothing bat alienaied sfectionsa VIC
lated soIe9 Un'O ana ana w .s
indignant Of the friends Of liberty all over the world
ss srechns i ike he rainbow q hope
the continent shall be cast on the States o. the south
nion lis" i nothing Sai he dssnacon Of the combination
The destruction Of the constitution 70 completed when
sss. he unon sSs WI viii cling . to he
last; and when violation Of the constitution alter
wss not i'a that did l." When the srss. crisis ha
and crash ater crash shall the downfall OF the
SsSa su wNa hs s blow Calm but
full the south viii DO seen Standing amid sne ,uns noans
ton, and appealing 70 Heaven to attest her fidelity to It's
sacred injunctons.
the duty Of the South 70 DO Or the preservation Of her
rghs II the humbles Of her Were permitted to adj
NJ ~Ou devise isy and the
coming tempest It's low mutteriugs are no longer 70 be
des bursting peal after peal oyer your head Every
gale that swespslo you from tho Capitol bears upon is
ment You cannot TELL what day or In what hour that
glorious Rag With waves over the deliberations Of Con.
be stricken down. in token that fanaticsm and ambition
have accomplished their works and that the days q the re-
ask the sante spirit Of Washington 20 ask the Genius OF
Liberty, she stretches her wings lake her everlasting
not lost. See noble nag again reappears Some bold
and patriotic hand has lifted up and restored H. and the
gh q hope Is once more beamns fom tue dome Oh oar
Let us never despair Of the republic God never
inspired them build up great and 80 excellent
system Of government TO permit their degenerate sons 50
which she has long known and 50 oen followed has al
ready proclaimed that she and ought 70 recede When
never snbmit--haL come what may, she can and
viii submithat her peace, her safety her honor
mber that all the evils OF which .he complains
inherited by from her and from British snccs
without and against earnest entreat
ie., she pause-she rccede. Let cherish this
hope OF returning Inagnanimy and justice. We have
the noble vessel OF State outrids many storm De-
spar Only increase her danger the present Let
US hopc and cheer her TO the lasts
aThou, too, sail on, ship Of State,
Sail ON, o Union, strong and great
Humanity, with III ts fcan
with ali the hopes OF future years,
II hanging GREATNESS Thy Fate !.
We what laid thy keel,
What workman wrought thy ribs Of steel,
Who made each mast, and sail, and
What anviis rang what hammers beat
In forge what a
Were shaped the anchors Of thy hopcr