The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-08
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Messrs, Editors Having lately nSticed mr. Sc.
ysra Papers an sstfsS Sog te MsorgiS chrs'
hOun," we request that the following may also
find place in those papers Which, BY eSiractfhgS
have ia measure embossed 3t he views Off, s
THAT article asserts III effect, tast according to-
the expressed views Of the ugfeat Garoinian ~
California was constitutionafiy admitted into the
Union, an assertion Which is false as has been re-
peatedly shown. But the writer OF the articles
may say "such Is fair obstruction of the iaa-!
guage employ ed 'such, howeveYs is netihe faci. =
No one has the rightto force a construction upon
that resolutiorfor any otfern artiee-4ditfereht
from the one placed upon il yits author - Gaie
hottn meant something by that resohiuoD--ha de-
cared hisrneahing more than foaoeSAaand 10, place
upon il any other eeastruciisn yixianact uu-
Ijust as IL is contemplate. Sfhe wrterJof that
iticle Ad his endefsers have some object insyiew.
What fsEit ? Why they faspestD dead the igno-
| rant into their way Oft thinking, through the
FaSencyofthis great nan name and authority. ,Itis
MISREPRESENTATION too pal pable to- be an aceideat
II is the contemplate effort of unprincipled dema-,
gogues to accomplish their object by bold misrep-
reseDtation and peryersioD. The, editor may be
excused on theS plea ofignorance, but some Of
his endorsersl cannot shelter themselves behind
such an eKcusenj ~. ,,sa ma gss,, ,.-,, ,,, w.
-, .'':~. 40 ."te .aso o 'rstfareq
entHls aSTArE 10 admission into Ihs niop,rppes
II follow then that these requisites were found in
the case ofCaliforRias 4 he assumption is as ab-
Of an .,,hor 1ood Ia 80 ;,aa T. III; FsStISfi,y
b.s an eosI rsght 70 oss,,nta ~ r.
aro,hsr ,,nIu IL ca,,rsrW :
M. Calhoun distinctly declares in his last speech,
\ that the requisites for admission were Wanting in
The case Of California. The assertion, therefore,
dream of most Of the followers ofthe CaroiInan ~
isl false, We shall not tronble Wi, fnrtber JVSfb
remarks Of our Z, but shall exhibit from MI lni
Ehbun last speech "a positive Contradiction oft the
| uhauthorized assumption Of che sTkronicie and
Sentinel - This extract It viii be observed sits
to rest all doubt CONCERNING tie inniea,ino LINN
resolution, Which we viii also onsertI iifl ordeE
that the fIlacy TO which we have addressed ,tIr
selves, may tie more readily be exposed oWe
shall empbasize that ,cord Of the restitution IN,
which The assumption seems 10 turn md tl,dse
portions of the extract by which i, Is exblaine -
ResoIped, That ii d fundalYn II Irihcblel i6
our political creed thar ne6nhi IN ~ ss
constitution, have the unconditional right TO forln
and adopt the government which they NAV, think
best calculated 70 secure their liberty PROSPERITY,
and happiness. and thai. IN einjorn,,, srs,
no ether condition Is IMPOSED bv the FsderaiIc,n'
st,ution on Stale. in order to- he adm;tted ;n,o
the Union. except that its constitution shall Ia
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