The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-10-14

lave sothii,s moro 10 say
Leiters Asasl Ss.ssssI 10 Il las 4. osss-
lisIftee sof HisxiisstEoss.
AapERsoHs ;:esfflt j, Sept. 1
Gentlemell A prior etigsg genef,t &ills
SI,regret TO say .lany ,ae HE pleasAses nj
participating with ye,i ID yanr cIatiep
stlenonstra rationoa Tho iirst sioDday IL 0cto.
Dor.
should haso boon much gratifel 10
stDingle my coinsels, iiambie thonah /
know ihcns so be,s Sith lhes noble spirits
who viii nent you ,illas occasion, Dc aIs
Solo have made The personal 5acl uaihtance
sof my fellow cilizcns of { tho wealthy and
pnpulous District Of Sumter.
coheur fully in tie objects and pufpo.
ses Of your inect,ns md hope il 8ilI ae-l
romplisi much good niiluslrasins ihe true
cliarucser!of lie contest now waxing so
|. hot III Suuili Carolina. The painful aoiici-
tudc which ielt fyr tic pasiiiop OF
BUR coinIpon mother has beeu great miti-
gated by The acclilnnlaling cviesnse il,at
s,ez,.sis l.ase taken lat tic question
of Separate Stale Action into consideration
md i verify believe they viii prevail; in
spite Of tho effarts of d pariiaan press and
save tile State from ,lle miscarriage slnei-
den. 70 q separate na,ionalily. I'lseteSlra-
ordinary notion OF The Charleston Eonveil-
ton ins May last .precipitntef n l.v:sian lin
South Carolina which perclancc might
have beeg ayojdcd. Tic Cotppcrationists
were not allowed 10 stand upon the plat
iG!n whish,l address md resolutions Of
II, ssjd wltlsnn. sacrificing their
,ptinc;pl3 Che strong tlle;ases of
.,las1 asa ssta.. as \,
Anxin,is were iei1i 70 afi,.s,ny
this rrqaife,sSss aush for TIN, great ct,d.--
We seccs ssi,p,isss npnn that
Mn which every feaist.
nncip aiSsn in the Stale could occupy with
ts;,,t,as ;, +; sacrifice ofprileip and
were wiling TO trust he whole matter 10
the Judgment, wis;loih and discretion Of the
Staie Convention eloct w'tensil assembled,
II no efi,rts should be made there or else.
where to influence ite decision nndnly.--.-
The Seccssionists judgin.,, from licir ac-
tions thought il 10 bcind;sTchslble tliatth
State should be irrcyocably pledged To sep.
erasc acsinn. as Ear as titey could and! iIierc-
by manufacture a fictitious public opinion
in the State in favor fihcir i,o'ies,, which
SO far from having been tIrctded upon by
the people in.,he eleeI:oar az the Delegates,
was never discussed be.orc .he,n. They
wero unwilling to.trus,5tl,c great issuot in
The hands o! the Cenven,ioA without put
tingsthe fcitcrs and trammels Of 1,supplsed
popular opiniontin. favor of so lated nation
atty on every rnesaa1ssr of .ttal alsbody. The
State 'nust ba committed thea sanasthero.
Such bold movement, in their spccaia.
tons, might hay C. ,hsec...;sc, 5ss driving into
the ranks tic feeble mir,urity,that onnoscd
them upontl that OCCASION II fuilcd hnwev.
cr and subsequent events have. clearly de-
mons'ratcd that they misjudgsd the senti.
mcnts Of ilic people and now no dnnbtma
ny vain regrets ill the minds OF The actors
in ,la, body that a little mnrc moderation
did no, mark their deliberations. .alost OF
them now claim TO be Co-upcratipnists and
say tl,at they will wait a aa,rcasnnablc
time (" for If, but tl.x, reasonable time which
can only he regulated by events, yet 10
happen, must end will the brief year that
,he. ,hs.. present Convention is 10 live, ami Tia,
ConrcHiioh within that year must pass lie
ordinance OF Secession. Now at The
Charleston mcrting Think sacila eloder-
ate opinion as that, would hive pun heau.
tilpr under susileio.i. iae ilia wat.
es 2 81 tilat pssty sshasn hasi there lilo
pleasure toS meet thi,sislit hal dishpnos
sWould si,tiy ihns fair eseutct,eea, oi Ssuiil
tssrpilna il sllp rcnai,led ii. Union,
where Gesfgia a,,,l Mississippi
was, taager shautio first af neSt / sile
;,sa February was tie ffaYorite dag fixsd
lin tho hotels and ID iii rect corners fss
ppa:siag, ,he srttsY ypaee. ne lliiansse winch
has come ,;3seF the spin, her dreams
Proyes one tfabg aisleast, hat ton
aas isot such atis snn.aiti isss,si lllilihpg d
Tint ttuls as WIS posed Wien sssi we're
loid ,liat 4 Ssi;esessio,, was tiio last arrow
ianaryq quiser,i and ilfat il 80 DO sltots,,
befoTo our iii;cksktacs. IsFethfe ii bf ihu
South would faes lilo ttsse ID de.
fence 81 theiir own hts. rs
Tho Ehaslfstp,sS eesit,e piedersi tlle
State us Il coa!d 90 sssercssiea aftes
rejecting Dur platform. ana no aiternatise
sgaa left lilo bet Id rstAsi,
holpc and leciiisasa public aeplimrnss,t,
caatlteraet hat llaasse.
llie Secession press ssila & tsffacs il,
Claiming HAT i siliaioriss of ,ic cIcgslcs
esoc, ,u Tie t..oiavel, ,tipls, 10
Separate ION, and tia, i
ssfs gfaye,!y a,lued Il, sart out tlIdse
coraniiltals ,vhel tho hatis; should be aas