The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-10-07

tpeAI fStrl he
|fSstofation Of fSnfitiye siayeay rhcs ;nfl.,.
ence az Inn NasEv;jie f,onva,,s I'm Y h.,,;y,a 8
faileftsb aceompliah ,,,e oreat nb;scts N s
South Ind lin view. n is sbut nrnns hlrs n
supposo, Mat "a single Hontheyn B R,a,e
would be Hily ss sineif} clsnt tnyus,a ~ Nm
came end, - e ~ "
2nd. The pft,osnd rai,edv. u,,,, u, -, ~ 80, {,
upon the ,pcoble Ia ;ntoierai,Ia hnr.,sp Nm T.
the way ar takes y "a : !, a.'. -. s -
y 3rd. by Withdrawn Il, ,rs,.l xes f,on 3, n, N.
;ef Southern States hayii,g q @ enm MAJ, M,
cause, we ipshracilY charge thom. ,vhi,
want of finfiss,,, or want Of intniiinen
anas::It thus ftirniah stiem with roason. ~
Withhold from uB Their sympathy. 3 sIS. :
ss4th.s ffhe position tbat.ye take. however
Iiplain IL ourselves, ia deniel, 10 us bv ihe
Eeaefai authorities, tho assurjion Of II.
lthafeiore. placea Tho Staan In ;n,ne,l,a,a ~
collision4wi,l,t those authorities. WIN ca,no,
be oxbecteli 10 . ehrink. even In ;nyntl;nr
riaht--robbers are NOT unverned hv : cf,d,
of morals.
5th. A blockade or Innr norts n,nv ha III,
first step resortetl to. to maintain he ;nteu
rity of tba .TJn;on-,as a corsao,,anr. =,
this, the trnde that is diverted frnm iag acs
customc} channels. will seet, .,roant n
othcr mnrkets, and pour H. rich treasures
beyond our own bortlrs. !, {
9Th. The. exisence of blockade. in,ol.
erable I'M itsafs and uniustif,aiIe 1,n,Ier tl,a,
construction of The CONSTITUTION whicb we
es,tcnd Tor, will be resix.ea by, slch means
as can be commanded, however inadro,,a,e
they may prove-und we will DO transfer.
red from anintolerable peace into al, equal
- ~ 49,. = 49, ~
ssTtk The Justice of our cause furnishes
no encouragement that Il viii prevail
against 4 o immense numerical force with
which we shall have 10 contend. Poland
and Hungary arc melancholy instances, in
confirmation Of this position. Tho battles
Of tho Revolution were not fouoht hv tho
Colonies alone-neurlyt the whole Of En-.
rope, were at war with Eualand. nj the
same time. si3f
9th. The institution that Is pcculiar n
the South, has no friends ouf Of The South
It is imprudent, and unstates,nanlike. To
desert our allies, at tho very moment M
issue is raised arising out Of that institution,
nhvsicaI n', I1e 'forec "'l nave % oe aeclaea oy
S,h 'rbo .h;,,or, IS -. A
,,,,;or, ,,,,no,ay nv J.y VI 'lie hn'el'cah heVo.
ac,;on ] 1ss IN ;,,,,s.;s US 20 seek Ior concert OF
a a.oos,, ~ '',.aion ,'h ol u'e example OF our
as, a. IsS, Nv w.o eo'll.ne'lceo cooperation
1n,i, Sn. @ oy sonSu'nila.ed @ 'h i'Io:
s,,ro., - oesI; ,Ia VIZ !es.,.st oar area OF
Jon,,o =, ,mn,i,n. @ ,o y. ',.s o.a.e: y they
in ,h,t s,,,oa ne - ."ey I'VE years, ,
a,nones, @ ns. " nn'nher @ ."c.e re, WI, 9s 1oU,ooo
he nrai;,,hI, amn,ouaa .oo .ons,oSraole 70
Ilth. The formation of a new Govern
mcnt, under State of separate secession
would be dangerous 10 the nubIic neac = ..
interests would still be f,nud 10
mandinr 10 be provided for. and public order
once disturbed by secession, might in the
end. rcquilc to DO restored by the horrors
OF civil war.
l2th. Fugi,ivcs that are now restore,,
under the forms of law, would then only be
surrendered a. the point OF the bayonet:and
this. by formidable invasion of tho country
to which they may have fed
18th. We should not be able TO dictate
terms Of atreaty upon that or any other
subject, without an.ilnnepse army and ma.
n ahaye ncither. and -:sa..,.gs ,!9siuo
gsin, tson,a M q ranf AT fToY9 4 81
of iustices pyily. hy :. ~, ,,,s,
CnafpC Witn nef0H utsSf . utf, n unCh n
would not be woril, the having.
- i.14th. If by possibility there shou]d be
men in their neiohbor,r,
States. most templin,, opportuniiv u,o,,iI
be afford, d them to profit bv our c,iam;t;n:
and entice our property 10 poin,s w;,b,n
their borders beyond tho r,ssihiliiv of 80
CLAIMING Il. " =
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,nos;,;a.. ay ,..omiS Iao. as a .s, ueau'y ahl
adion;na Ste S,a,os % anI aSav,, Icu .. o.,le,'s e'
aor.mn;,;.a % g.. 10 ""' ar,,"n.'. % aou"aa,l op-
ro.,I. rpooni" =, ,,., o nc .,". .','oF,.ene ~ oi our
ieJ Js,I, = vvnh an = .n, eaa., n,a - ,r ma.,aie,
,.,.s"i. o,' ~ ~" 49, aha,i,io,,;. ] n'piotee'ea ny
..1,;os ~ ,,isa ~, 'uo'.nn'.s "nsn! MAKE
pn.' - a. aI.mo. w. H.. s a,'; .no"y hhe' ana
r",cb of ,nv ,nno,ls .1nn., .uau', o:.1 OF me
80. 10y "Pre"'' e>.'P' " 'hc'E sense
I7,b Tho on,,, soo,,;,, ~,
have auains, onv,css;nns from - a.non', " !. ea' :"
ho found in ibr ,,ou,hs - Le. .o,;,,ar % ~ -:
tho abscnc. nS ,haso har aao iii -"
snl,e,I in every fore;rn no,t and &C. m ~, =.
her orn ~ 80" :"
,s,. po :,
aou,: no.,oMea sa,,o s..c1's'h rs oh'y the sllk
~ upon .nI'e.'e.s, , 'oSI.'eu ,oi ou'Selses::
nause WV p'oaeos NO Mo'" o.aeIs' nave 'he
~, ~ 's.H" ~, -, va :,s,sesnes; u'u occa-
800 ~. ;,n ~. o-,;." w ~ '"' '"'s'' q" e"-