The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-29

surrounded What they think is humanity 10 the slave
may n the result, prove the utmost cruelty g that race
upon these mpics What write is more in than
De have
right speak them freely aud boldly and to hold the
ana The ssn,Imen and course Of those with whom acted
been adverse TO harsh and incorporate measures and
brethren and warn them soennly, (and speak the uni
ted language and voice Of thousands thinking and acting
that, moderate as We have been. and as adverse COLI
sion and enmy yet will take secession, notification,
can be elected than yield the fugitive law,
a. s s..
=" 'e'''''''' - '''' &C. .c' ". L."
The Petersburg Intelligencer, (whig) also decided
friend of the Compromise, in commenting the same
communication, holds the following language:
1--WE believe this emphaticaly speak
Potomac when he declares that the South would hail dis
fugitive slave law, such modac Of as, BY Civ
the slave trial BY jury in the sa,s q, which +. he e has
master Like the writer from Wesnoreland. we were in
thought that the South should be content with Them So
thinking. we have demonstrated with friends at the South
the value of these adjustment bills had been by ex
perience We looked upon each one Of these adjustment
south and should regard the repeal Of the fugitive law or
successful resistance Of its execution, Of
bad faith, amounting open declaration of by the
North against the South. and therefore wananting the
as, H. adopting amy p9ds q a sna
have watched with no i,ue anxiety the progress q events
fugitive slave make deadly breach in
the wing party; and candor consrnins acknowledge
of Syracuse convention, has confirmed
fears. The triumph OF these nominees will be justly
higher law over those constitutional provisions which
Stale in this Union barganed for and which cannot
s Sc Ss
his letter 10 Nj Granger. Is as follows;
dpors the OF the law In It's present
FUN Recognising to the fullest exten, the cons,ita onal
which IL Is intended 10 enforce, regret the ea
lures o. This BILL which calculated no. 10 arrest ag,a,
ton but to make Il .lore intense aud universal could
have been well considered and needs esssrfta Biod
cations The operation Of It's provisions eciets
Diih az our ACTIONS 81 ptrsonal rights AND security derived
from The common law aud recognised by every Tree cons
Mr Hun, doe, not point out the essential
which the Law needs butwe have doubt thinks
the law stands stringent against the runaway saye
and We Of Tue south know maj any law less would
'ns's aos dspois HUM. sseon quite deeply a:
he did the passage OF the might've law shall
with as much pleasure eraed
WING victory"
To these evidences OF southern sentiment we would add
the following emanations from meeting in Alabama
men, too. who boldly avow their attachment to the
Union in the face OF violent opposition
| Correspondence Of the Mobile Daily Advsrtserl
| CAMDEN. October 10, 1850.
q Yesterday wal. glorious day, those who love our
Union. in Cd Wilcox Il was a Jay Of triumph. On
last Monday week, being the first day Of court
ing Of our citizens held, at which meeting commit
q r. g ). on ss
Well on Yesterday aarge assemblage OF the people met
oommee came Ia and repor,ed that they had been una
BILE to agree that they were equally dvided-hres and
ennmerating long list Of aggresons rights by
the federal government-such as the admission Of Cao
immediate call OF the legislature, take action pepsra.
tory secession from the Union The other took
rct, in the nayyyards, the slave trade between the
States or exclude slavery from any Territory In the United
lie constitution may tolerate slavery, then we would
happening Of either Of these contingencies, the
legislature for the purpose OF adopting the nsde Of resist
wa, sgreed that resolutions should be discussed by
two speakers and that each speaker should have three
aes to reply Alter the DISCUSSION closed proposition wa.
made for the crowd walk into the streets and divide
the street, and those who waiting until the conn
gencies either Of ,hem mentioned in the last
then died of into two ranks. and, on being counted by
tllen appointed BY the Chair, there were lie for di,sou
, We also present the following from the Knoxville
! Plebeian-a paper which opposed the Compromise,
Nov, though we were no, satisfied with the measure.
we looked them rs. s SoIE g1 and all
power TO out their longcherished plans upon south
sra rs m 10 south %, o power 70 ePe The result
swer The question We for holding TO the Union
q and We hss Se soas /. mot es
upon for violent measures The North has gained the vic
tory. The overzea OF Of our southern brothers has
led them into positions having been pitched
bste the South cannot, at this late day. with proPrey
This II s not her purpose do Her true policy acqui
esce In the provisions these laws They
Of aggression within themselves The North passed them
for they bring her power they insure her the gov
cry out, Sced! No; there yet such fear
= full remedies They have the power-that 10 all Nop
let them use a. Let the South lay on her The North
viii hardly scruple TO the power she has gained As
yet there 10 direct aggression. The northern blood.
hounds have been the walls Of the foda power higher
now Instead Of talking about submission, secession,
Nc let union and ffacrnsl feeling be cultivated In the
SOUTH one section with the other Let the breaches be
closed divisions healed and the spirit Of brothery uni
Cease your ratings against imaginary aggressions and
tnrn attention TO your own homes Turn your
enings your menacng the North, into sweet
counsels your brothers around you Counsel them
keep their lamps trimmed and burning We want
union among We want fraternity Of feeling, and a
common determination stand by our institutions We
will have need Of IL all. Be deceived by momcntary
calms There Of purpose Al the North Let
the South be ready the frat aggressive
desecrates the hearth Of the great family OF
storm may yet pass over, leaving the Union Of states
shower leaves the thirsty carth the brighter
because of the momentary darkness"
We will close this article by the following significant
address BY the Uaion candidates nominated to the Geor.
ga convention from Chatham county in that State.
which we find in the Savannah Republican. These
gentlemen nominated candidates at Savannah, after
joint meeting which had just taken place, OF both sides
and OF both parties The ntcompromiees had prepared