The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-15

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calnness 10 the day OF separation must be more A.
|, man He mus, be the victim Of smbon o, Coz
prophet 81 good, which the mosi sangune dare y,
md The keen Eyed stsiesmsn csunot ofesce n,
~aid the American eagle shall drop lhr oly.L
peace and grasp only The srfows OF war. The h.n%
wres th. deeiar stlon OF dl union Il feel The hl
m It's veins aud he tongue which reads il 10 ~
,haiI sud IL IN The act The mountslns tina diva
be = the rk mountains OF dea h. and the a,,a
low. befv cen, like the waters OF Egypt shah h.'
blood Mr. On tmks's Oraifos al Charisaow. ofM
Jsay. 1850.
We come forward this morning 10 address Gu, g..
men on the state OF the nation. We make no uoI..
of our ne, er-ceasing devotion TO the Rights Of n.
and the Union Of the States. They are the pll., !
institutions. and. along with the liberty Of The =
they are essential to the prosperity of our gloOV
try. Union, without the great element Of S,,,, =
amounts to consolidation, which Mr. Msdl.s
shown in his inimiiabe report would xradu,)h
duct the republic TO limited monarchy and Ii. !.
eighty OF the States alone would amour, 10 d,.o.
The bundle Of arrows would be broken up tn. =,
and harmony Of the Union would b. destroys
should resolve the Union into fragments, which :,
make us weak and contemplate abroad, diana.
home, and exposed to all The cslamities OF civil u,
This constitution could never have been fo,uA !,
out compromise between these clemens, and
same system it must be maintained. The Who'll. ou.S
as j. now stands, most be adjusted substantially i
Georgia platform-acquiescenc under the rst.u
promise. faithful execution Of its provisions
OF the fugitive law, and total sbsneue. ro.
dark question for the future. The South ha. W
expect this The North il to itself as well ~,
South to carry out this system Hence we coa.I
a.. Tyu.a IN harh nd
the secessionsts Of the Souih--because if the Non
spects the Just rights OF the South, the enemie,
Union will feel much difficulty in carrying oa :
designs. We earnestly recommend. then. 10 IN
place, that the free-soil party of the North Y
| be reduced to silence. II is the grea, sleaa
dscord and disunion in our system. It mus, Be put
or it will, in all human probability. put down The
| The free. soilers must not be permitted 10 defslh
gitiye bill They must not be encouraged in any eE
which they may seek with political parties to sAan
Offices OF the country. OF all things, they should n
permitted to share The seats OF the Senate Of ,Ae
States. a.a i
But it is not to be denied. in the SECOND place. III
frebrands Of disanon are already scattered in ~
of the South.
Recent appearances indicate more and more deah
that considerable majority Of The people Of South
lima have at this time made up their minds sseeds
the Union. Our own views of the rights and wroapl
the South, and Of the proper means to promote III
and to avert the other. we have often given to he ~
in the columns OF the Union. We shall not rsmsa
controversy. We repeat that faithful observn~||
the principles of the Compromise, which 10 far from n
the South what il is justly entitled to. and an enind
stinence from attacks upon southern institutions :
be satisfactory, and ought to be accepted upon ua
any rate. Such we believe to be the opinion Of q
majority Of the South STILL ii is evident that then
many dissen,ients from this view. and that ia Sd
Carolina these form the great body Of the people
extremity of secession could not would not NEE, 4
general acqui escence and division would be iaa
that united action 20 essential to the maineaana
southern rights and honor. Have we not . Peo'a
which indicates to Us the safe course to follow D.i
Virginia in another fearful criss-ihat Of ls3a-sl
lsmsnted Leigh a mission OF friendship to South q
lima. 10 ask her to yield so far the opinions Of i'm
her sister States who had the same interests and k 4
general views that she had. a. to suspend her szsu
measures, and accept the eonciliatory action Of he ~
government And did she not do it, and thus Fsswl
integrity Of the country; while the great obisl 4
tariff for Ne. and not for protection has bsesal
settled policy Of the county' And is it no, we'll -
while TO try the same means when the time coees n
tually And will not the Aane means be equally -
by securing the just rights OF the South
We perceive with grea, pleasure that this sau1
| hu. al H. l. -
from the two following ar,icles II thus appan dst
Richmond Enquirer has revived the plan and 'hs Z
mond Wing has seconded the motion: 4
| Prom the Mobile Resina, Ns6I
ArrsA. FROM vInoisn TO SoUrn CARoLlsA- -Ibs y
rnond Enqoirer sats " 1t well becomes Virgins 70 -
er whether the time has arrived when sboad q
cisly appeal to South Caroins desst lom her PSF
and yet longer remain in ths Union. ess, anil NJ "
shall enact further axGress ions which sbs oomi*l
| 70 make common cause with South Carolina and b. ~
Sonth. In a redress oil common wrongs SJuh Carosl
called on Virginia 10 70 with her for a south- m Congo
secession That call now lies on the tables OF he two -
OF our legislature, and h must be considers and ssv
should not the legislature take the 10 msss
peal, dtn but respectful and kind, to South Catass
Sw. have above indics,-d-to pause in her soa's
not shivet tho conlederacy to atoms Ia iSJL VuzsA
such coufse OF sssed mediation, sveit-d ts psss
south Caroli0s, and saved the Upioo--mry MOI >"
appesl now under aspects more aism'ns 'nsa ss a.
attended by the fsne happy resutsl II Tor he iesn'
Nrglpta TO act in thu, matter. snd To insies owe.
which may save The Union. The snhjfoi !. oor
Importance, sod should be maioreiy considered ana
| iuliy carried ont "
Prom The Charleston New, M'rs
INTERPOLATION or NsolNA.-Wc coIied = sGssesp.
Gently made BY the k,chmoad Enqiirs hut ehrrp
uon OF virgins might have happy effect, BY rn0, "
embassy OF peace South Caroiina dufng ne spi
her convention. The Richmond Why toll up 'hs
| ges'on, a. Will be seen by III. remafss y low, shea
srpec val result IN some KIND Of seton on ihe 'gN
| the Vrsints convention, now n session.
We think tia, there SHOULD be some u'efpo'lt,
TIE pnrt OF other STATE, " preserve, " po.-ibc no o
exsspernted member Of tile Uuion from tho % seq'e
OF her posilol, but TO preserve rsfpfs iran an
lion In the troubles whcu are impci ding. Vegas ~,
as abs has heteotors done. ohsr Tia, cousse' q y ~
She has surely riga 10 i',Hae &c w1tu 500 hNs
iof during the daf-esr per oJ u revolution se ~
cons 70 assist IN her Jefsuc., aud dunns lhr pom ~