The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
S0Qd1d0ea1,
From ihe Baltimore american.
Friends Of the Compromise.

81 tus i.JbNWcHtt passtu al the clpte OF the
first session Of the last Congress, seem to BE-
50 well adapted to lhs purposes for which
hey we're designed thai both parties, Whie
aal Democratic, are row assuming them as
the basis respectively, Of there political plat.
la,ms The RsPAJlie, of yesetdAy, and lhs
iaiss, Of yesterday without concert we may
suppose both snsouboe that bass-lho one
IN bsAslf Of the Aiministfation, and the other
10 behalf Of the Democratic party. It Will
20 hard # with these ain' pledges Of suppolt,
The Compremiss does not stand safe against
ths assaults Of the Abeli,ionisls On the one hand
aad Of the Srcessiouisis on the other And
IS lbngs which are equal TO lhs same thing
are, according to LtctiD. eqlal 10 one an
her, We mpy congratulate the eouslry at
i, upon the happy differentiation q lhe con.
s.rea'ive Whig and Democratic parties open
a, lruIy national bass
The Republic concludes an saborare arii.
CEN rAe,s words:
Whae, for the peace and safety Of tie r..
public it's mofuiying dsci upon any facts
sthbhng diversity of opinion upon his
mass inponoot q alI questions 'ha, have AZ.
1'rd the country Il via pleasure INA, W
tltn 70 the mere eheeung prosgce, lha, is
held cot by lde Adtnlnlstration IN as position
teaalys 10 lhi subject. Freu he beg,nuug
ta} have been he las atd anssviaNnc itien5s
The Compromise, aad were ihs frsfto IN.
,eu0s Up their bsun. he Ccmp'ouliso IS
daal settlement. Fen Tim p5r'iop lhey
c3uaot aid w nni &c driven rs their
feass North aad South. al II Tie people
tvefy here, they afa Pledged riiiasi any
t1.frsrafj01 and. II afcstsary aio8c so siaua
IS ard hold 10 the measures known as he al
Istmtut, ts f1al stHltmfa' of tho slavery
q!gstten nosyer may sustain or opqo.s
lhe Admnislfaton ou thts ground, here they
ssad sn5 viii continue to stand. Tho Uusa
al 'hsse States is Tie gfeat qIsstlau involved
ia ihe contest, ond ll The Aem.nsfst,on can
b., te sustained bN lbe peepo n lhetf d1us
iopfesetse u, they ere prepared 90 lsIl 81
far IS he AdmInsEraton Is concerned stts
sIaas wil b. directed g c.ve peace TO he
country on ihis agilanrF subject hy rfcos
rnne the question a. f4aHy ftFiei nor Hii
fhay u npath.zs wih af cau8tena0ce any cos.
.ea Or atii ,auon that wishes a. u,eads to
eaatb ,'i,o, ,.s iotaI,'5 q a aay oi ''s Psus.
Ia aam.ra.y'a ca,neidsnes with lhsse par.
roae 5scsnuansi~lae Taer q ihs same
mstaFg he mafalas 4 yesstias !" above.
ala g4oissiae following ron lhe oa,g State
Journal i TIE 3o.h III
III. m4juf,Haar. f fs- Ccmprcmifs ss
u IAaDsIs hsrsgffr he racArori - tie
y aaeraur party "A G51o The success II
ttat party "a me state fFts fali girsstsrIr a
tor s,q,at 10 ms nessure Even should '6sy
saageet only by plurality vote, it gives %
every ttam Of their cfre3 ia PrcIigr 81 tfc.
cess. i4ey knou ana nil aoi doHy hH The
alit'esaare Of ne Cempsemtys as Il stands
"a aae II thar frori't mfasues, which. A.Ihoy
viii assert alier the ellcHou, a. they nov as
setl before, that that IS ro' Shig measure
Fao as,srlon that iae ComPromiso ia no.,
Uas measure Is d course nuladod by tbs
Rtpnjhes declaration ,hat,t.s. Ia connsc.
ION uith be foregoing quotation, The Jaian,
after bpof review of lhc pror,oa, OF tie
Compromise, goe, on 70 say
II this state of lbt8rs We urge that the
maintenance a NE Cempromr - n only
WT policy of ne South Ry tito hocompromss
usn1Bncd rs good tlIh hy tbe Northern
Democracy and he South setug ia concert,
Tie South viii no, oslg escape, Il she caa cs.
cIfs all her CREATES, eylj and danger-tts
rtafrai Of me anti sigrsrg aeiiancn N Con
sttss but ", make f4ai The best practicable
s.iiemeni which a ctas oi most extreme and
NoIfnl sectional controversy could produce.
And, finally, ~ thus maintaining The Gem.
promise, aud al tho puuc'ples ol non inter
uaton hich il cmbodies ia resPsct 10 new, y
acquired territories The S uth viii plant II.
set upon an lmpreEuabie ptecedeul, shaping
ie polio, OF tho Democratic party wheuev.
e lhc progress OF events may present a nco
question II dHprrgfic1 4. speca interest to
tHa southern States.
We would respectfully commend these con,
tserauons TO those Dgmtcfar who IN Gsot.
G and Mississippi are nov acting With the
southern Rights party IN those States
and so--ln appearance a. leasl-opposn the
maintenance OF the Compromise as preScrb
q ln tie Georgia and Tennessee and UnloI
platform. Such Southern Democrats shoul'
lemembor that Northern dislurbers Of th,
Compromise claim thcm as allies
Here then wo find, what We have all aon!
aad for good while past maintained, that tn
platform upon which eonseUaINe Wings an
conservative Democrats are standing IN thl
present cxgcncy Of tho country 's one an
iho same. Happy discovery, now that II