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

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s s~ssn. .c,os. The tsd. nj sonrh c..o,s -
~, ,hreu hrr,alf b~,wrrn Inc coo,anns ,.r,is. a
oabats ~haever Of moral force she 10
~ hI.ssed IJnon I,om nuioatioo ~ well ~ h. ,'
W. w 10 "a states from the tariff = = my 's'S
These ref cions have been suggested to us by the
= v..,r,a.y and bv isuer we Ssy. r.e.ivsd from ~. ~
he .bles men in the county We ask his parioo for
syins extracts IRON before Legislature ks.yimg IL.
ms e TO ourselves The member r, of die irrislstn,s
Iii .,igh them for what they urs worm From Ihe
s,vt character OF hei, aathos-om the deer lance
-. snbec,fo ON the mo,nentous crisis whicb ", are
an,oachins-we respcctuIiy think them entied TO ser
az attention. But the press Is open and without mean
ny Ia the slightest degree urge crude supges
mons mon the public invite true able men OF
hr land lay reflections before their coanrymen
Noe', The DAY. and ws,o's the hour.
Exfraef % iuerJfom Washington
:. Tho impending crisis 10 fearful one What Is TO be
the result The question Is before me day and night As
YOU have iasliy observed. we are between Scya and
Charybdis II the general government succeed, is there
moi fear that SAFE tights will be in DANGER and
thai federal arm may become TOO strong a. some future
period On the other hanS II South Carolina succeed
elher the project Of nuicaon or In that OF secession
the Union virtually dissolved and we shall follow The
in map of history Wha' then. Is to be done II South
CAROLYN. proceed as se I'M. begun, tas shock must BE met
and institutions may 10 dcmo'ished In tho conflict
There scarcely ine even we're !ns congress perfectly
ven E.io.Jv ne,, and If there wars !, il no, ~
human nature ths, he Whole pr, ectvs SYSTEM enormou,
ssis in its application, should be in:antaneously aban
donsd. Aud this and tha alone, would satisfy the South
CArollna polcsTs nur, usse i has oc
~ and add smother lsai 70 te wreath which adorn, her
tpttt
proceed 20 South Carolina and 10 snruat her convention
and her legislature . recall her late steps, and all
70 delay hef hna ac.eon ~. another ts Is made 10 reduce
me AIn' h.I l n y ~ ~ Ci, 90 aose certain
.sb.ma 10 aopolnt similar comm,rress 70 ,sst h,,s .,
Columbia, and 70 oi, the good work. In all political
kImenAuo"s .s, noa pos'uve cure Is almost sure 10
. in nna of ,l,a,r fo,cI. anne.I. sha a. VII Lo
Nav 10 make and urvs an Immediate com msncsman. ~
on.dsra,ions which rsan re- H. and shond a, ,hs m
tn. address the State Of ,ur Carolina as sister sui
,v,sioi. ~ he o,brr snu,r,n S,s,a ~ ~ ,si :,
X. Union and in lac 10 the cause Of tree .ovsEns ~
%ots.on Of the ar @a a0'0 anu 70 S % procure
wos s not 'hs ro Lssa,, se favorable a. any rate s
Events are pressing so randy UPON one ano,hrr ba, we
~ Ina IL 70 ia ios, - ~ " P VI eo"'se
a. The ,imss AZ. ot,n,ou. and .,,i.asa , ,h., !,
a0ys rs n" pa ss % he
armnss. and integrity can rftsc, I'm, sni ho.,
=. bopsS even may not DC ao'e 70 carry
Amin we invite ~, f,iend in na an, of ,h
ne At a. ms Sa1a. ess Of our
so.msIv nal III. I,,ar h..n n,hIi.hsd -, ~. o
miee look up the propos ion tor mission. Itms with
tho cordial concurrence of many politicians in the North
no msa NJ, pei 'sn oou'h osro'aa and the Unl.
49, 70 H.o."y n,s'' anu 'no AusaAa Age OF
!.
oforcs against Of the States Of the conedeacy Our
decided imprs in favor the great
principle Of the and mediation of the other
sovereign parties the compact in place of hasy
BY the general government We laid down upon this la
point the following position:
Ea From, N. xnou,rs, os r..,,v,s ,s.,
One more top;c le, ~. touch whilst we are von,. M
upon the confessional We differ with the President as 70
the be pursued towards South Carolina We
that the Chief Magistrate
the laws n,o e me he Would % happy u Congress
feel. bound 10 execute r. and 10 recommend ..cb
measures he thinks necessary emergency
Hence his last message and hence the various
ntuRgess. we sou,'', aso peiecuy tnat ne does not
hur only ~ renei and mi, N commence ,yg,a..o" 81
We SEE from the n. val and military orders he has
submitted Congress- guarded he been
sPect: But we differ essentially about the TINE and measures
49, @ b by w. :, y ~ ~ oa'J, Tnon sue 9
nation rom nrivs,e and in,mryent ci,izen. h. ns, ~.
treated with more fobeaance Tue Unon must rs alter
t"et may be death TO IT, Is, as benons report says
49, ~ ,at :" rh IN e.p1caI ~ eoneu
srsa =. +. ,hnr,h, 49,. III. dn,v :. ~ Chi.r
the Union We feel n citizens of tho South looking to
the mischief which may be done TO the rights and the
Union OF the States by the hasty use oil force Throw
Ann n ins ~ s w'es ~ Vel S.n Prsop,.aaon on
act before Won give sny 10 the Exenu,ve
Ia the time lot all that we oar 10 mod y the
ntd, De. 1 ~
Fortunately South Carolina saved from the
hs action The conservative principle OF Virginia
prevailed On the zane day thai the extract of the letter
from Washington an In the ENQUIRER of Decemb.r
lS2 the mttss of the legislature 10 whom the whole
sabjsc, been submitted took up tho mission and after
various proposition, had been duly weighed both in the
committee and in the long debates and
various amendments had been made-;he whole matter