The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-03

IN her admission State lei question which Con-
aess have power act 81 their discretion. They may
oa' Bot tie right 10 sc Is unquesiionaby theirs Tue
single condition. prsserbed by The constitution y, lhst ane
la ,ha condition = 4 been Piled with IL u
has there Is other prescribed The provision ~ e
There i no other In reference 70 the subject one Congress
may admit ate under certain Ios anu ~
another Congress may adopt others IN anoneI easo. ine
gopriefv OF uniformity adIned but the neesy OF some
regard circumstances 10 equally apPae ~ W ,hs'ts
that hs 5s,s applying p ,n9@a What them should
have done with Texas Does the ecuanee OF her being
,orign STATE iustfy departure rom the rule fso also
iii o,hs, 81 ams,a1ces In Other arising from
70 time There has them been no lnacilon OF he const
a ~ raI,1ania is virtual adoption the Wirnot
p,oyiso i mere rhetorical hoarishi and we are called
,,.s,,, \, dissolve the Union for figure OF speech
s,aoa o. expsdency what difference. what practical diff
s,rnce The refusal admit California could have made in
G.snes 10 the question OF slayerya Would the delay of
wear years. produeed shade Of change In her
nan who would under any during that time,
smgrse California. one hundred five hundred would
non Of the population Of the eoony, such infnesimal
mar, Of the people Of California; would shape It's undamen-
ne goes there has been br ach OF the constitution in
he admission of California and lar expedency
raecnl results benefits To the South concerned, the
eusa admit, and any CON equent delay, would make
no difference the sonhern Sa'es IN any possible mode
MA acs them are violation ofihe constitution They
40 moi furnish such evidence Of intention infringe south
VA riohts AS would Justify the remedy oil dissou
lion ~ he UniJn On the other hand the
ors conclusive testimony that the general government
dn and feels the obligations OF the constitution. The
% has been passed in obedience demands and
o he Of southern interests II expresses
nha,ioay the part Of the general governmen dspo-
,on 10 enforce the provisions Of the constitution and do
NJ iustce As Of system OF measures, adopted for
nasce and conciation, II 10 important Indicating The
OF system Il speaks to the motive OF the whole
scheme shows that was the purpose OF Congress
sesnsot 10 assert, maintain the rights of the South
4 due 10 candor admit this and, admitting IT, be
20 tha tharu Gtafa
at odous certain parties at the North proves
more clearly the of the duty
We may differ the character OF the preceding
ares hui about the fugve-s there is difference
Of opinion there be the evidence which
conclusvey affords that the charge upon the govern
pieces is one Of chimera
Is they ephemera which party excitemens produce
in such abundance"
III have not advertcd the proposal what is called
seuaate State believe that the State
nc pledged herself to proceed In advance of her neigh
sors in of common concernnent, will violate that
pledge spirit OF restless inpatience II is said,
,on or that ii the State secedes will
his cause that becomes The character Of South
Carolina Would IL be consistent with the straightforward
integrity purpose that belongs her draw force her
ase States position which their deliberate Judgment
might avoid or dsapprove Shall
poant proceeding the chance sym patty of others
suppose, after ALL they refuse to join they did under
sanguino anticpations In the time OF nuica-
toni suppose they consider advance rash and
regardless OF the opinions OF those equally interested and
equally competent to decide judcous'y the question
what, then, will be our position Shall we fall
back the Union amidst the jeers of the world will
th State stand apart and aonethe San Marino OF North
AmeJicawhout fleets armies, any OF the resources
essential independent power, existing not by her
strength but by the suerance only OF the great and infu
eniai among foreign nations. No man OF Carolina, who
consult his Judgment and his impulses desire
10 SEQ the state Of his pride and love reduced condition
30 ptisbe and so contemplate"