The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09

altprobahiiity open new plan OF operations
by The hholltionists. They intend propo-
sing that the Federal Government shall
buy and pay for out oftlle Federal Treasu-
ry, every slave that the owner is willing to
sell. AT the late session, Seward intro
duced bill appropriating large so,no Of
money to purchase all the slaves in the
District Of Columbia, and slavery will bo
abolished there in that way. With these
signs who doubts that the great battle for
the institution is near at hand! Who
doubts that the Cotton States, acting under
the first great la" Of nature, viii bo forced
from the repose OF submission they are
taking! Who doubts that the most OF the
hottest mon OF the compromise party, when
they see tho punic faith ot their Northern
allies, in executing the only item Of the ad-
Justmcnt favorable TO the South, will array
themselves on tho side Of Southern Rights
men in all tho States! never had strong
or ia'th oi Southern cooperation than
have now-unavodab'e circumstances
must bring it if we do not act rashly, and
turn trends thereby into enemies. The
Cause of Southern Rights has made won
dcriui progress in two years. The dola-
trous veneruton for the Union has made
the stcrncst difficulty in the way Of our
friends, and dcmagogues seeing that nt-
lachmcnt have taken advantage Of it and
are attempting to save themselves from a
just odlun for dcserting the cause Of the
South, in the day OF her greatest peril by
singing praises to the Union and reading
ho'nilcs over the ruin which d'sunion is
certain 10 produce.
nt,f Il
the eyes Of tho people. Five years ago.
d'sunion would not have been tolerated il,
South Carolina; but now, there is not ono
| Union man in this vast assembly In the
other Cotton States, newspapers and ora
aud Southern Confcdcracy, and the party
is on rapidly rising ground. The "Unon''
Will soon be no answer 10 constituents Tor
the betrayal Of their rights. They have
| commenced TO calculate It's value, to sec
II it is worth preserving, just as our fathers
did to see whether it would promote their
interests and safety to form it Whenever
Southern man makes the calculation,
fairly and honestly with his own con
science, have no fear that he will after.
| wards consent 10 submit 10 any wrOny to
preserve il.
Georgia, we see tho acquescan,s apprc-
hcnding the energy, and la'cnt, and mum
bcr OF their friends there, arc burylnr all
past differences, and Wings and Demo
Gratis arc meeting in Convention, to nnni-
II tc a Union candidate for Governor. Why
THIS alarm on their part, If they did no:
dread the power vi their adversarcs-our
trends. Look 10 Alabama and Miss.sslppl.
\ ;I,,f f,t II. Il
didatcs lor the different Offices are p!ctluuu
themselves to the cause Of Southern
Rights When old party lines arc once
The Southern Rights men will sweep The
whole South. BuI DO not let us defeat all
by prclna,urc!y moving The nigh, ol our
S."om and oppression ~ nearly ended, and
when day SO nearly ,'awns, why Will we
venture ~ take u step that will plunge us
INTO deep abyss, when the morning rays
VIII soon show US a safe and certain ave-
nue. 10 our long sought hoinc. With Il
On.on ni the South. or part OF The South,
IN the language OF the venerable Chevcs,
"Grcut God, n lalc of submission will
never be told"
Let no Caro!inian foster the thought OF
snbniss!on-lct our purpose be unaieru-
Wy i!NS' w pCISCNClc, " Ucctl VI, years III
obtaining redress for past wrongs, either
III the Union or by a Southern Conicdcra-
cy. l,c, us cntrcut our Southern brethren
TO buckle on their arInur 10 aid us IN Cifta;i-
sing IN insuicnt opprcsso.. All WI. We,
be Well, and, believe me, sir. there is na
dagger Of letting down The spiri; oi our pco.
pc. he sense ct wrong aud injustice has
settled too deeply on Their hearts, lur ,,.nc
even 20 eradicate il. Wien the proper
time arrives tor us To throw OF successful
y the lartIaon Oi Free Soil Government
WHOM we shall have gathered sufficient
strength, to make resistance efficient. no
mountain ch.citain ever rallied his clan
with more CELEBRITY or nlacrily, than VII!
The people OF South Carolina rally undcra
Southern banner for Southern Rights, at
the first b:d'lng of our Southern allies.
One more remark, before close, have
gwen you my views with great c.nG"r and
!rankncSs. think it would be unfor;u-
nate, nay disastrous, for MS 10 act alone,
but the constituted authorities Of the State
have ncr honor ana destiny IN their keep
ir, and II is due 10 my -clf that should
here say. whether my cnunScls he re-
EArdcd or not, II Will be my duty aud nv
pleasure, as think il will be the duty OF
every man within the limits OF the S, ate,
when the State authorities do act, To s,is-
tam that action, with all the ability pos
scs$, ~ the field or the Cabinet, aud To a!-
here, with un.nclng hnLclty. to The Pal
tc,to Flag, through all the v.cissi,udcs of
fortune, IN prosperity and IN adversely.
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From the Southern Standard.
Separate Nationality