The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-04

ofiy votes cot Of some sA'ern or eiahie,
'heu'snd-'n f7e dlspa, al ,heto,,r. m
eo'cf'ancd an enlightened and account She
suat'tce' ceclafed tha TO rcp.estuted "ll
note hGd s'new ot 'Icxas." One hun Aed Ar
.otiJ votes :" the LoGe and snes Of fexss'l
: hcuiy thought she was better eff Inevob
she Vas better huched together ,hanS :
lLaugh'er thoUght size hya mo w.,
~ about her. tougft She had ,r.,i.
aud bood about b,r. EQtlpnBsof. o.,
tal fepfes'n'al'e AZ lcssf, lof be- reoresrnt..
n"ae lat lie " bare aud s1uau :" pfe.,pI
'heie were o'ter lcrt'- c4 al thts rru,e,
ii'n INT were ro' exactly II the same sl,po
tei' "'h him They represented lie ,o,,,
community. Wen, lhay re.cr,cd .bgr n,
me q 80 81 should Le tE,ir ul.n.a,,,u
win some additional Suggestions.
alsh to call The attention Of ;br laro,,
blc I poideu,, 10 SHOW hoe ~, hrc ho. MI,
regarded By Southern mea he,c'otora. 10 d.
Instence that occurred N our legislation SON, /,
Neafs eir'e. ftc4Hect wc,lraa. bg, en-,
southern man Vested iot he Missouri comm.
hisc, ~ ieaiIou 70 lie measutp ef ltfg,ir,, !
territorial CoscfGmcLi FOR O plnn. re-.
collect lbat The SoGh tbrn fpr.flafrg re
h'sscuT' comp PfaHIse ne, and d,uogaccd
as IhFahlc, aud Us one al tie pfr4fe.t r,i 1.
.o' uh'' eGd most perhlcicu- measures ahich
had ever been htfoduceJ INTO The policy Of
'he Jared S'a'ea. rcallrct Lpu twas
ahstaetct / ass not ohl, dcaoy1r, 4
al q Ee'cd d9"nl1 this b is, hu know that,
'o't5s ~ q, J s1- denounced lor adherence
20 lhht A'-to8u compromise.
How can TIE Soufl roy ost u t.,ola,
established which lhey forme,ly ,cnrd,,,,d
and denounceal / ynie 70, ,bat7 Lo,o
voted tot IT, never change nv cegnia, o-
ny hcliuus-at laa,tl they aro d.eo,g,,.
and Try to keep L EN- -. bayc ,o.oa n,
.uch amendments 70 ,h,. h.u 80, -
beilste the j vou'I dsf,ys am. .ly,.,..r
sfom eHenl,ng the " g.oor r,ra n ~, -.
sIhe, Il you pqt.'ion Catf.rpia ~ ~, ,iao
| have no idea tho, ,ou seu'd cfrafe o,,s
'olstS save Sla'e, hu rattle. that ,ouwoud
nuiufy ".fce sol Safes.
shall va.s l.. ...o sdrnis.,,, .,s o,,,,ro,r,a
because tle re.,ls ,I,e,o -.
situation IN ~bteh orgspzal.op ~ss nccessa.
y 10 su2ersgde n military ocye,rneot cot
Nhich 81 necessity had ceased Il iess ,hov
had sl'ed 10 o.garsze themselves. as ttpy
have done, a. u SAFE. an FOR ea,attt,n,
ihom as STATE. coRlcud tbBt 4, IS nm ~.
hefr' n-ht 10 the American reaple. whore.
ever they ME thfoan together h s.tIi.,eoi
nu bCfs that they sha.l esi.bl,b some ooy.
e'uteut for themselves, f,feytsoogI tr,.i.o.
i.al, o. whatever they nay please. Iagcan.
not Panl ugcn Q srot OF The cafih rhaust,J
Americans that sill not establish fcf tfen
selves Tree institutions assiHia'ed to tke G,,.
efnmsul under WINCH ILey have o.cu reared.
Il is lrbcreat a Ito Anglo Saxon and ,ba
Anglo Ameiicau races to rayern themselves
ou eauao prevent It. And this peo,lc have
o'oeitd G4Srfnmen,.
1t "Gs not tie North taat DESTROYED tho
Clayton Compromise Bill" psu rs calls5
at the session o. leIs. Ne, sir. Il was do.
IeaIed b, S)ulhcin gentlemen es.r.ye,
even .ed a heauug in the House Of Rca.
fesentatres. Il was Iaia On IN, tall. i.,.,,o
llalely, on the mouon Of d Southern rcu;,e
man.
SIR, con'oud tibet, upon the nrinci,le of
,eli Goyeumrut, Cario,r.a is ,rt,,l,d "a
GONE u'o tbs Uniou as a State. Nora,e.r
'petale p,ejudiclally to the South. Far. #
ou ere to make her lu'o tso or more STATS
he indications undoubtedly are, won wopl3 h,
,nly multiplying or dtytdlnr her into free
States, ana thus multiply ard increase ,bc
orePondersnce against tg.herD irrercs,e
SIR, If the p,cpandcrance IS IN la,or or ,ho
North, is that reason for d.sun,pp md 70
.i.tance 10 the constitution of The couu,fy D.
cannot conceive lba, It Is. l. .be S,r,l
,hould succeed 10 such an strou yonld sho
,arn any thing Would il noluply her ION.
,la,iou or e,e them any fdyantaoe ubirb
hey donol possess as members NJ ibc Tu;,.l
The eyls connected uith such a measure 49,
li,union would be lraught with utter dss,rrr.
io, M, onI, Ia tho S.plh h., i, ,,I,