The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-13

unn and quarter which is addressed by Henry" " to
Mr. Richie OF the Uaion and Mr. Foote of the Senate
The very first sentence Isl "When look at the relative
position of the North and the South am astonisted at
The fact that there should be all the South single man
tcho tolerate The existence Of the Union for single
day. II couldhave been brought suddenly years
ago into present position there would not have been
single Union man in all the South"
This letter concludes with the threat OF another vista
ton: 81 propose to show you in my next not only that
dissolution viii stop the abolition mania, but that il will
enable us without difficulty to recover our fugitive
slaves"
This is enough So far from answering these e1trap-
aganzas propose, if the author Of "Heny" has any
friends at ALL that they take out commission of unacy
against him, and. if not confne him Bedam that they
keep from him, al all events, "pen, ink and paper"
1t is proposed 10 comprehend the commission
the monomaniac editor of the Columbus (Ga.) Times.
who in his last paper, (of the 18th instantly devotes
tce to "The Georgia conrentoa- Secession the remedy"
through his production and il they too. do not doom
him to be kept from 'pen, ink and paper" why he has
not friend in Georgia;
California admitted she stands, convention Of the PEG.
pie be held decide the mode and measure of
u
question ior The people Is chat sort ~ tciH
they elect Shall It be that wyoie with The CIaw-
fofdsvle meeting that Congress has " perperated
calling Tor resistance and shall adjourn win resolutions OF
submission and back spread IN black aad white the
State archIvesl Or shall IL he that wi wrongs,
take action for redress end face Tie consequences
"Whai will the OF Georgia-who detest a craven
in they loathe u wanton In woman-who rely
fathers ana brothers, husbands and lovers sustain
rights OF tneir country aud their equal dignity with the
best the American race, In order be worthy OF their
love, pride, and joy-what will the women of Georgia do
We ask these questions but not for the purpose oil
ing them. We only answer for one--oursclf and
every other his own solemn respon.
sibty himself children, aud country. IL the action OF
Congress makes IL imperative the governor under the
Instructions OF the legislature, call the convention,
forts will be steadily given effect that end We need
here repeat They have been gwen in every
number Of this for months past We have idea Of
submitting the rule OF abolition government, TINS
will be- II II dares pass these pending omni-
bills Nor Will be responsible by any act of ours,
for the dreadful to oveTake the southern
pie % they tame enough quietly TO submit to such
| measures. ......
1--WE CO. then, for sRcEssoNquiety If let alone ioroi-
bly, ii Necessary We for meeting the uctnnne
North this issue and against all temporary
dens and postponed Issues. II Georgia courage
tor present aud iuiufc generations. III she quss and
Sbgn the consegus OF standing word
her Ightsstare her la Eer lace cannot help IA. We
shall have done our duty TO parental soil, and will alter
wards iboul hts 10 taking oil ourse and child
and aveng as lar possible the evils and dangers
which 10 follow surrender Georgia has said TO
sboon' do h,s ihS,g, " you dare Ii abolition does
H. shalt Georgia be sustained by her sons abandoned
hunllatng asfeaI and dissracel We stand by Georgia
WHO speaks next y