The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-11

We believe that the modes in which should
egpose arc LEI, ~ sppeal q cepsrsss a. bya eh.ass
the bsAtoIbox; 3D. appeal OF tA- sgFslasnd STATE
Isuxh her own sxss.a; . fO1Ts:' 4 g , aer
6sh BY conscltAtion and oonosH smeag tho sgyessd
st.ss y ooaysn.oa o. ohswi.s and .h ef Ssas, =.
tbs aDcals and constitutional expedleats are exhausted
then becomes the duty Of The STATE 70 warn Der sister
Extract Of letter from Thomas Js6sro job. Taylor
PHn-.DxLrnrA. J.ns !. 1888.
Be this may in every free and celebrating society
there must, from the mature OF man, be opposite parties
and violent dssensions and dsco and one OF these for
the most part must prevail over the other Tor longer or
shorter time Perhaps this party division ia necessary 70
induce each watch and dealel the people the proceed
OF the other But II temporary superiority OF the
party the other to session 81 The Union
the Of and
break the Union will the evil atop there Suppose the
changed Are sin TO the south Of that, and
with all the passions Of men Immediately we shall
coniederacy and the public will be distracted with
the same party spirit What game, too, WIN ,hs one
p,hey iha, unlss. they do 50 and 3d. they viii JOIN their
northern neighbors II we reduce our Union to virginia
abshed between the representatives. Of these two States
and they win end by breaking into their simple units
quarrel with another is thing which ye, existed,
from the greatest coniedeacy Of nations down to town
meeting vesy--seeing that We must have somebody
quarrel with, had rather keep our New England asso'
70, that than to see our &
limits, and their population full that their numbers will
ever be the minority and they are 20 Ss o
that circumstance, the natural division OF our parties
ue patience and shall the reign OF witches pass
spells dissolved, and the people recovering their
rne sight restoring their TO It's true
spirit and incuring the horrors Of and long
sions Of enormous public debt. but who can say VIVA.
would be the evils OF cission, and when AMI where they
would end Better keep together haul oil from
Europe and from all attachens TO any
to hoop us together viii be The happest situation in
which exist If the game runs sometimes against
we shall have an opportunity winning back the pri'ci
pies have LOST for this where principles are
the stake.
Ertraet of kttr from Nh 8uson 10 M Giles, dated
December 20, 1925
Are we, then to stand to arms with the hot-headed
Georgan No That must be the last resource, not to be
thought Of until much longer and greater snferings
every inacon OF compact of 50 many parties is to be
resisted dissolution of il, ever be
formed which would last one year We must have pa
and longer endurance lhen with our brethren while
ence Of consequences; keep ourselves In situation 70
com panons only when the sole dis
Of Union with them, submission TO goUer
evils when we must make a choice there be hest
taton But in the meanwhile, the States should be watch
nounce they in the most perempory terms;
protest against them to which our present sub
,ha be considered. as acknowledgements or
pre- Of right, but temporary yielding TO the
lesser evil until their accumulation shall overweight that OF
! separation
i From the last Charleston Mercury
i Tohe Citiaens of ST. Helena Parish
Having been nominated public meeting ofthe parish,
ing take this method Of assuring You that II
elected, viii every effort 70 repay the confidence you
have placed and that all endeavors shall be Tor
the interest," honor, and welfare OF the State oil Sonh caro-
lima. :, =,
23d ult signing himself MANY Voters. TO answer two
Ist "Are you in favor of separate State action and will
you vote, conventions Tor South Carolina 10 secede IRON
the Union Z"
| I am nr hat y--co
secession revoluon by whatever name you choose nc
waiting tor ana once out never 70 return
4 ID "Wi you all times obey instructions from tht
people parish so Tar as relate, TO the action OF at
Answer will obey or resign.
sr. HELENA ISLAND, Januarysl 1851
To the Editors Of the Mercury
GESTLxxEs. have been Intercepted in your paper,
one for the convention touching the polio,
p w pepps Of 81 Helena PARISH
The politics OF the parish are 50 plainly expressed In the
OF which took part, hardly at liberty suppose
either of the nominations would have fallen to me- u there
the com unity and mine But ! may be otherwise anc
perhaps and in view of the high Interests
proposed be committed to nay keeping, il is best should
cannot consent be bound by changes Of opinion il
Others OF the of which am not satisfied But
would retain public trust II became sensible OF dis
agreement opinion with those who are most concerned
think the time for counting the value of thu
Union these States The federal government has de
generated into engine OF sectional oppression II is M
terry potent the benecen ends OF its institution u
gone, and days duration oil ITS authority
reduces escape from ITS evils and we wout
ourselves overthrow II at the earliest pract
cable nomen that prudence suggests
We have venued the hazardous experiment OF ivin
government with another people, hHvin
Hsrent Institutions from ourseves-an experiment neve
eloe made by free people and the fate
all weaker Particsthe common govefnmsn. mas uoadei
II down Hoping for relief from neghbors. who have
the stake, have invited them TO NEE
MS In council, at Montgomery, Alabama, IN January
IL they the invitation ought 10 be governed
by the OF the conference II they are not dis
honorable they reject it, (sDd they probably wil) ant
4 have confident assurance from them oil speedy co
the State should take the settlement OF the ques
ton into her hands, and release herself fom the fedora
compact To this end would oppose the dissolution oil IN
convention until satisfactory result IL accomplished
Whether in prosecuting this policy the means used arr
pcsccabe oher wise is perhaps, consideration oil IN
ieror mpment in parison with the ends contemplated
. We have faith TO msin,ain-a State to save and DeheV
ing objects indispensable, cannot regard any line
the cost of the 6her tc with either, in the
OF the pes which ordinarily attend the vndcaof
State interests Danger and suffering were par
only OF the penalties paid by Others In pnrchssn. me ngho
! we take share OF the common lnhicton II WI
mean insist their preservation, and to remain free
people. -n,.,r>,,> - ,,,.,,-
II BEAUFORT, January 81, 1851
1.-THE following letters are written in rather more con
siderate and concatory ,emperl
II The State Cowvewffow
To citizens Of ST. Helena parish who pudenc
well cal virne and who think that sometimes, II
things besides horemanshp, the rein Is necessary
as the spur, the Hon r. w. BaInwell is proposed.
Il not known that Mr. Barnwel would now consent Z
be nominated; but his friends will no, believe that, !
ted no ould Stale. the present pos
If Hair adj OF