The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-29

feei more ana more the necessity OF adopting some sats
factory Compromise on this dangerous subject. The
Missouri Compromise is out Of the question What shall
we do now Shall we hastily reject the Compromise Of
the Senate, and thus bar the door against alb prospect
Of Adjustment. and bring down upon glorious country
the indispensable caamss Of dissolution of the Union
| The Ban NJ Il now stands.
We have before the copy of the bill ito admit Cali
forna State into the Union. establish territorial
governments for Utah and New Mexico, and making
proposals to Texas for the establishment of her western
and northern boundares,"as 1t has been amended blythe
Senate.
Considering the length Of time which has been devoted
to its consideration, surprised that the amend
ments are so few:
To the 5h section, after the words by name Of the
Territory Of Utah." add these words And sqhen the said
Territory or any portion Of The same, shall Be admitted
as State, shall be admitted into the Union, Nth or
tcitoM saUsry,a their constitution may prescribe"
Section 8, 5th line OF the bill: "The council flor
said Territory Of Utahl shall consist Of thirteen mem
bers."
Section 10 thus originally "but no law shall be
passed Thy the legislative power Of said Territory inter
fering with the primary disposal OF the SOIL il,
spect to african sauery" The last words in italics have
been changed as rum nor establishing or pro-
tibaing african slavry'
Section 49, part Of this section originally thus
"Wnts of and appeals from the final decisions OF
said supreme court [of the Territory shall be allowed
and may be taken to the Supreme Court Of the United
States in the and under the regulations
from the circuit courts Of the United States where the
value Of the property the amount in controversy. to be
ascerained by the oath or affirmation Of either party.
other competent witness shall exceed thousand dol
lars This part Of the section has been amended BY the
addition Of the following clause: "ercpt only that in all
cases involving title TO slaves the said wrts Of error
appeals shall be allowed and decided by the said supreme
court without regard the value Of the matter properly
or title in controversy and except aso that writ Of
error or appeal shall also be allowed to the Supreme
Court of the United States from the decision Of the said
supreme created by this act Of any Judge thereof
Of the district courts created by this Of any Judge
thereof, upon any writ Of habsas corpus involving the
question Of personal freedom"
Section Fl has been amended as to run thus "And
be further enacted, That the constitution and laws Of
the United States are hereby extended over and declared
to be in force in said Territory OF Utah, as far the
came or any provision thereof may be applicable"
Section 20 -[Tenitory Of New Mexicol-the pro-
vision about the admission as slave State as in the
of Utah and also in section ~, the provision
about establishing prohibiting African slavery,
and also the provision for carrying the question Of
slavery the Supreme Court Of the United States in the
case OF New Mexico as Of Utah.
Ultr.isn s
We confess we are startled by the following revelations
in an article from the Charleston Courier. We have
high regard for Mr. Rhet as gentleman, great conf
dence in the purity Of his principles, and unfegned
admiration Of his Abilities but asonished at the
ultrasm to which be has suffered his excited magma
ton to conduct him and we should indeed be alarmed
about the stability OF the Union, if supposed that his
opinions extensively diss animated in South Caro-
ina-much in the South They would lead directly
TO disunon. He says that he has no hope OF the
Missouri Compromise being adopted. and suggests that the
only remedy for the South is her severance from her
northern brehr en- Against this doctrine enter
solemn protest Strongly the southern blood yet
courses in our VEINS ympathizing we do with
the South in Indignation, which the anaticsm Of the
abotonists and the excuses Of the acous politicians
OF the North are calculated to produceyet we say at
once the necessity Of the dissolution OF the Union has
yet arrived, end fervently hope will We are
anxious adjust the present controversy by fair and
honorable compromise. and TO save the country from the
ncacuabe calamites Of its dissolution We must there
fore, appeal from Mr. Rhe,t TO his chvalrous brethren
and il this appeal should prove Intellectual ap.
peal from South Carolina to the rm wise and moderate
counsels OF the Old Dominion, who has so long been
the standard bearer OF the true principles Of the cons
tution and on whose "unterifed" flag inscribed "e
rights OF the States and The Union of the States p
From the Charleston courier, June
THE FRIDAY MeHr-The meeting held In
this city Friday night last hear the report Of dele
gates TO the Nashville ConvenoD was, although
crowded nm imposing one, In respect both of numbers
gates from this congressional DISTRICT made chase and
eloquent Speech In which he told OF the discouragng
cumsiances under which the convention assembled but
how the members, when assembled together from different
wards each oher, and how unanimous and determined
their split, although differing points, vnd
the constitutional rights and the sacred OF the
South He Thought that great things had been achieved In
thus bringing the south together In council and In
adopting the Missouri line with express recognition OF
slavery sont Of that line as the platform Of adjustment
with the aggressive North
Amer Mr. Trenholm had closed his remarks the Hon r.
Barnwel khet was loudly called for, and assembled The
rostrum In response TO the wishes OF the meeting His
speech the occasion such remarkable one--so
bold IN Its purpose and exciting ia It's appeals-hat
publication. He declared the federal government be
failure, so far the South and frankly
dnd boldly UNFURLED the only
refuge oi the South, and offering her only release
from the letters Of faess and oppressive coufederacy
but as calculated TO her with prosperity and glory
Nay he far contend that VI every other
southern State should quail and the existing crisis
South Carolina alone should make the lssue and either
live free, perish with honor lie undertook
tain the paradox to his own anguage) OF proving
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