Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25


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States, whose interests are identical, but would
rathef excite their jealousy and indignation, on )
the, ground of our oficious dictation and that
the Southern States would only be induced to i
resisteonjointly, on the preparation of some
other foul wrong, which, he supposed, would Y
surely be inflicted. For all these reasons, he sa
DIV iscd us to pause, and profit by the progress Of
events, rs;
I" Besides what hope the never.end;ng tairht =
Of future days may bring, what chance, what
change 'Ss.eiis
Worth waiting, since onr present lot appears =
For. happy though but i'll, for ill not WORT.
If we procure not to ourselves more woe.'' ~
This, therefore, am sure, clearly makes out
the Georgia plat-form,-or 10 call il BY lis true,
but more rcproaclful name, the platform ofsub..
mission to past wrongs, and, for aught know, 8
6fetcrnal and infamous submission to every de. 4
gradaton and insult that can be hcapcd upon Us.
1t chills the blood in my veins to rtter,le term
Submission, anu my heart sickcns at tho necessi,
ty Of applying it to any respectable portion Of our
gallant population ;abut it is due to their own
honor, that their situation should be fairly dis
closed to them, to cause them to fly from Flag,
Mi"en n'' '''pea'u 'no ptosress oi ireedom ior :,
the last hundred years.
appeal to any man Of common honesty. who
heard the spcecb am reviewing and &C. he -.
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fsen'0 - 'nc VIEWS II asser'eo, xhow;1E inc
system Of logic, by which he can defendMimseh
from the charge of submission. *
This 20 , Mai, s,o,o,no,, of tho nos;.;,,.. ,,tsn
a.. :. : r.'.'. s'''e. '. A,e ~
ouf grles"nees were acSh"wleaged, 10 their ,ai
ss.,s 70. sHen, = WIS Warmly urged 'ias inc e'ate
snou.a aot seeeoe aione ana II Nv was maintained
sl.a. 'ne .oa'hcrn s.ales would never act, m con-
eel aSallist p's. tne Sonsiu
SION them not inevitably follow TINT nauss s
sa1,nlll 10 nle Wloass alssaay snnlesea
soh'y Po'.eec
mos. awAsaias aiie.lla, s,ss
deela5aIlon, tnaI soms e.eT
lnte ei a s, lor y,
that united resistance would then certainly taks
/ place. The same argument has been usedsbySS
the South for the last quarter 2 century o.
people under the heavens have Threatened 'ast;
much resistance and performed as a ms=
"A. act 1 o
chiqren, 40 lAo. aga.n, z yos aare. sss taes
Ies hAs oeen lfoi 'ilc - ,lls l,a
4 All the Southern States hayes pursued the same
weak policy, and tibese have xeeriEcd aiters
j stripc. and blow afier blow nntI thciE manly
q scnsibili,ies are nt,crv blantcds and destfoyed
They Iiare belied their to resist, untiit
is miserable fafhity 10 belier@e @ 81 regard thsmi
They remind me. use nm iIlastYatiah. slSehsI
a believe 81. not newl of an urchin it school who
ies his antago d on
+ which when ocksd soH; ;:fe Fep iaees ops
5peat liie sanes efsance 'ofs DC fhat bogswSo
81 iantly mikes Il mark ,ana dafes BIS ppoilsnf ao
8 approach il; from viii when .hs
I only rcifeats to- act over the same
farce
The time has nov; CONG !torsassto sanceto
ffhe mark and Jur ]Iolild sbe lpads
4 GOOD, ,if need sS batsisss
Il Our condition EN- 30 Eoa
land there is no !sass!t
I indeed . there ksins slt4E hc Ses.
EkToy ed: sssssi
But our y tonnsgss
= fest his feelings q R
con:ttperts and ms ent1re disregard el fnetr
\! present controversy was
= and that the glst ofsthe. dlspate Which NOW
q asitatcs the Iand as wt
4 mrf I Mas merely de2recia9o4Ak
onr shame tSs
fbera no,,ro5 WHICH gu.
sovcrcinptv Which las becn aa,,s Se SsS;. Sa.s
tyrannical govcrn,nrnt ersrn ,5;aa a., -
Ebsrtu dear toy.asono6i b:;na. g.. a,N9A
cd ~ b,nrrcd ovsrs - 80 mas aoanaons
n,;nor ;ssn, :, rss,.S s.o P.Hinihehee 10 vac
n"r,u l's ean.'". ~ 20 sne 'a.us Q. Save pro
Sentiments rsora u. =, .,. .Ine ana ., ehiyalteus
nrss. the n,nna s,r;. ~ saPsalen. 20 ae
We dare not seaede I aiop ps pa :" pssssns
honor ho.onso onr s,.us. ;,, su sholea1e our ,
,his ,nJ :. ,, -. - tess YAM
20 ss n..e money u our
% low q h,.o' ad sl:lan. people nave tunk
sonG;, Doon SUCH Appeals tothe,r
sIfa.u lass.'ns' uiey are aiready;so degraded,
1Iae no ear,liiy power can r. redeem deem them from
s,aterS, ana t,ey ought 70 wear Their accnrsed
ehains until their Tcry,hmbs are festtfcd iand
gangrened ~ 81. :. 81
Mr. BURT concluded; IN the real mock k-hsroic,
WIN flourish about striking down, the fret man,
who would raise British flag in South Corolina,
amid the plaudits Of his Cooperating brethren.
, Not one OF the very fluent and finished speak