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

Far f.on h Too hsAyt DO .Pp.soi,s e; a,%: "a
her star from the banner Of the Union and axias ny
breast be buried IN common wreck Of her soos Nan
survive the disgrace which ss6msto~ would attach 10 hsr
name, .nux
osAssIBuRs, February 5. 1851 t.
DAsLIsoroS, Feb. 3. 1851.
GksrLxaxS perceive that In addross published IA
am sominaud as suitable person TO rspIsssns shs pso
pie OF this district in the convention As that paper VIII
,uniy publish this in IT, and yoax pA-
per has an extensive circulation In Darlington, ask ihA
ibery, through lis columns make the follow nE
nsn, reason for respectfully declining the nouias
tons sfaeg, zs. g..u Wsss{N
able meeting OF the CIT al Darlington
cnnuee consisting OF two from each beat npaDy and
was appointed TO nominate proper person, 10 rspre-
district in the convention, and to report that day
was expected succeeded performing The duty assigned
and selected Hon G. g Evans, Hon, 9, " Darsan. Cob
men of high character, talents and influence
While concur with the author OF the address In every
be permitted to remark that have great confidence In Mr
Law with whom have been acquainted Tor many years,
and for whose Intelligence prudence, and dsvotisn %
As understand that some inquiry has been made ~ 70
what my opinions simply from the fact suppose, Of
my having been for several the representative Of OAR
ns'on in the legislature. will uespass SO far on your
The late aggressive legislation Of Congress. with tho
ayowsd hostility Of the free States to the in''Son Of
everything in their hands and hope that
ngs and experience They have the power, and
they will it. The time, then, must como when tho
whole South, the cotton States, or some Of them must
secede from Union and form coniedoracy for theIn-
selves To attempt hasten ON this event a.ter than the
things will allow would perhaps iIustraAo
or delay what all OF regard highly desirable AL
action plates the cooperation Of oon
States, having the interests. No one advo
Gates the Of South Carolina without tho hope
(mpied or expressed) of assistance from some one or
more OF her sister southern States South Carolina, II 10
svowed the power them TO unite their dos
tiny with her own. a t6tt y. u
greatly lear that compel them choose or TO take
part secession before they ready when they have
declared selves not yet pepared-and some Of them
have acquiesced in the compromise measures ana aa
down, either by legislative enactment or the more solemn
decision of the people themselves, in convention, the
grounds on Inch they will the bonds OF The Union
may fatal disappointment to u.s. and irrepArAble
injury the wish to subserve.
The naked question oil secession on the part OF
South Carolina tme has think, been
submitted people OF Darlington. The convention BAH
forces election Of delegates them, without allowing
them sufficient time examine this monentous subject IN
all its interesting aspects All they do 70 10 forward
as by of the general assembly and epct
delegates and hold their hands the right to instruct them
great and important matters committed to thom from
Time to tc their fduy, interest, and honor may
require. ~ ~ x,,.,.rnxx.N
Respectfully JNo 1. ZlMMEhmAN