The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-30

~ sieyceu; Oh DeQs md t35Itj sIio
lied. tsis Gauge M,iigiI have brought
tlie We seesipEes sso esens dun S6ls.
stage from slaaij ginning siii c0Ilifa9s
ito 0pcfa until Ii tail ,e I'D "a 10 to rave
the niols, aud @ i,Otfitis. y will left Dis
btit d, dissolve Sic conn do
roiseeyf o dcf te siscessar4, siot II,
sdts ne Uiioi,, 5ov III mould be foo Idle, 6Ht
70 saTe slibs. inf any yies, c,,,l-
err is he one ding But conceft
|scanptt be Ind without a convention Of the
ssOliiil, eisfser formal pY infoFpsai !; a,id to-
| thai point escry friend of the uni0n, and
well wislier of The ssaatb, ought 10 direct
his effort, Ii cannot be called loo soon.
he next session sof Congress may make
~ loo late. IE nothing Is done 10 bear on
itsS acttuts tie alienation between tho
sectigIlss which may he cTusetl by iss pfs,-
Ececd djngs, may become tcg great rs save lie
Union lie cal q then, III my upiiioi,,
ought TO be made before Congress meets,
or aariy in the session. ItSsy0uid mt fail
to hnyc d poiyerfA il effect on tho action t,f
Sl1ngress, and that followed lp, by II con.
lyentions and q solemn ppeal ID tie Sortll,
aceompa anicd hy d warning, az 10 what must
bB tic co conseqile ticas. less she should
desist 1rpm agg gressfon aild cease 10 agitate
the subjects may ssave the Utsio,i. Mailing
sfior, Of can; mid there lis no ceT TtaiiIiy;
Hthatl could if lolayc Cd beyond the time;
satatcd. s
8 The Convention, In my opinion ought to-
be intorInai--suclia those SO often called
by both parties attici Noriil, intaking some
new political position. n formal: one CALI
led BY the authority of The government of;
the uiheri, States, and 10 meet ii, fhsii.
pli1ciai aractef, as representatives Of
States, ought not 10 be thought Of Short al
tho last extremity amfaiso OF opinion,
that the call ought 10 be made SO ns 0rfi !.
sure a full attendence attendance and haf-s
many OF Vows and action. For that phss
pose it&o,ild be addressed TO a!i the South,
tviibouts distinction of paris, who desire 10
lsnyt: the Union, and to adopt the niost, eff
fectuai measures Tor that purpose but who:
IN tie event 1t should prove siIapossiele, and
the nit ernntise Of Submission or resistance
should hci forced on The South stand pre-
pared To chUose tile latter. s Such a call;
could net tail 10 secure q full attendance
from every Southern Safe, and ifarmcny
of yiewsaiid action. Tho call ought 10 be
accomp by an: address briefly stating
the gt0und Tor making it. L trust your
I NonyentiSn Will make the call. Il could
COME from no better quarter Your
S,ata is The Southern portion oil the geeats
valley 1 the Mississippi: more deeply il
possible. Interested than any o;her.S md
would be less likeiytta excite IA feelins OF
jealousy than il ii CAME fEom this OF any
of the older States. III your Gonyet,tiaa
should take tho stand, and recommend sat.
the same time a general organization OF Tho
ssoaillefts States, Wanld agree TO under
write c0lssq qnDiees Among Sonr other
Isyenrs her sad vantage the M liig party
isonlt more jul ap,t iii Tho call Than ii,
any otlier Siate but This. ssf q
Why sa,lno, Mr. Richie and AR. Burke
tsbc induced 70 hac the Il j, should br
itia9st' ~ t'sir co,irse, whether
rci:aEsisit II ;;itriot ar cil. ttsss
gfct, is 5uta ID iis
i sucrssS and kealt lsis ftal e,s.ent III did
sigit us. tedlY, ~ n
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