Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-25

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well; what Will the kepulican say, II these
gentlemen, IN the exercise OF tins peculiar
province Of theirs, should undertake.
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only in levyins War against them or in adhering to
their Enemies giving them aid and comfort"
Inc tNepuohcah cannot deny' that' IN
the case supposed when the war was de-
ciared' allegiance was due IRON the cru
.ens Of MASSACHUSETTS 20 inc y. states. In
'o'"'hg an al''ahce WIN urea' Dfi'a'n' u
must admit they would nave been "ddhef-
| ing to their euemies-giripg Me,n aid aud
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the United States, 1t can but confess, they
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Can the Republican see no difference be-
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enltes IN udr and traltors-between those,
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and those, who are to be stranyled with
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one, for it embraces much of the philoso-
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subject to the maturer consideration of the
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agree with the Republican.
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1t purchased from SPAN, paid tor, at the
rate of . b,,d rod m;ll;o,s mr. mors and n
rected into a state, could, the day alter,
withdraw from the Union and return IN its
Spanish allegiance, the Republican replies
somewhat at lenoth "a follows.
.TIf the United States were to purchase Cub,.
so long as they held that Island as a mere province
70 w;,hdrow frop p'~ y ean,rol ,mS " c"ni5 I oo, no ao ns"'
il at all, by the power of revolution-that is, by
tbat ,be Island would he he rnhl;c nyon,r,u oS ,bs
United States. But the momen. that Cuba should
wi, %a alI ,bo . ,"," ,ae o a,,pih ",a 81 hs, ons ,nveS. lea
would cease, to be the property Of the Federal gov
;.b;ns sI,v ~nu H y ,ba uG IaIard o 10 pass any law aD U;%
lating the private or political rights Of that people,
.nen .hey would have a night winch none but q con,
and to Judge of the sufieieney of the cause."-
J ,ha"a WIS SuOa ,h naa as wen Ell, stay whore she IS: Tor
States of this Union donE belong to the Federal
go.ernmeh', ou1 .ho. : cuerai government belongs
of the question, we presume Cuba would have fully
as as m1en right under inc e,raums'anees supposed by
tach herself again to the dominions Of spain, as had
2 lew thousand lnterloPe1s IN Gal'iornia to form a
from all right of participation in the benefits of rha,
territory, while the South is made to pay = MIL
part of the price paid bv the general government for
that territory where is the diierencefJ
|. looegih with 'ne% AePuoiicans conc'ud-
ing question: we answer mat the difference
consists IN the iact that California came IN
10 'ne on'on' WIN the consent oil MAORI
yoi theotates'a represented IN the Senate
and amaJority oil the people, as represented
In theLo"er HouseofConSress;-Whe where
as luna would go out without the consent
OF amaJor1ty, or any portion, clthcr OF the
| States or people. Does the Republican
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see no uilerence
We do not think il neccssary.a t thistime.
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10 discuss the ProPriety Oh CaiiIornia d au-
| mission into the Union. farther than To re-
remark that there was no 'io'atioh Oh .he
Constitution in il: Indeed we are not a.
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ware tha' 'i's Is Pre'ehueu ny a"yJ "or
was there a departure from precedent
because the practice OF the government
had not been UNIFORM, IN acting upon the
admission OF new States-some OF them
management with, and some without, ter
ritorial governments-some with and some
without, the amount other population be-
ing previously known. Nor was 1t an IN
fraction OF but an exact compliance with,
what Mr.. Calhoun regarded "the principle
upon which our political system rests" as