The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-10-28

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|.stitl sreatof bal then llosa fins
IIsAs3lle and Srise o anotlier,
|scplonss sstids then assot her I3es /; ;sis
look all thes cons eftuen "a tsJre
,Ye akosapo tliei iii tlie oaress
of ief form. s.
Even slis stt e ofi ii ms, lool1, Il!
and fsreboding ass verify 1 believe.
them be is Il stacrel j ssi ,sositisl,s.
ssllie saiae rule ii 81 s. Il il,ich NO
|selaitltS the right TO sseoesl llsacaise tilc.
United states liaso sioiated tile stip.; i,
alton nd soitdision soff tie Corr
astitlitiolf a Tie olIacti eIy'
orsindlgid dually have tie sas1e riatit Il
9to fernine S he ther aye 1lS,t
Violated thetns on our part; and sif sseg W
|sssdifisr, g as in the cons trucfion of 4 Il
treaty between 3indepe pendent nations.l
the Party really il,jjnrea Monld id the
absence Fot any common and impartial
snnlpirc, having tile power to s. iyeI
|fetlrsss q; be- justified in ma King ssstf
g upon i the ;lSa ggtessor ono viii
:tnestiatf, that the United ST ses silI
claim tie asith all fhe other States Or
that or 81 any one off them Mould
involve themsel scs iii d yaf n Miilllt the
Unite States on HE score 4 of d more q
sympathy
Are re to remain passive, and
suffer ourselves to fbo rlunderesl.
lasalssa an5 gtsl.l ou,a SIT
notshe more onorisl,ls and becoming
IN II. MS TO perish in an atteropt 10 rigl,t
|sorendltsslyes redl This passion, i not
reas .l5herei ID d 81! 4 e,inslousls Ifor; ,.
Us all tending to- tae desired easls:
4 We differ I StIaots IS s CURSE
heal that breach u not by Issaping
OF each 1thef Tue must offensive and
r5ttiR,!s epitllas known 10 ours
hlans,liaa isss fiurb rance and;
lssgg2oliei ilhstion; aud W6l litaaa willingly.
10 sthe enaainder of nv lasE
! 2 sthss love lior,snss
ans hat IL 8 mas. nos Sc
6, lsti. y are all on tbs saiiSe,
lsaas co.
e iea,aos keep Iace Nitii fhe So. ST.
eeeissiioon.s.s, they must Nsait until the
re rear ar comes up, and then mcye on
llnl7 IN solld phalanS, as they sStroswont
4 year a 20. Il
This is not all, IT has been al.
ready shown that Tho aid and 5co.oIs on
Grafton cftheEothor slave States is
indispensable .tosa successful opnasi.
tion TO tho government. Let rs
senG messengers to their doors, to
tel them oftheir common dangers,
o. to sound }thesalarm in their ears,
yehall awake from their
.,g- Ifal! this shall faiil, Who
cait, .r, that tho infatuated and
corrupt majority in Congress will. at
no distant day, strike a blow that will
sound throughout the land, SO loud
as to awake the dead, if that we're
possible; then, ut least, ,iye may de.
pend on their aid and cooperation,
In determining on our course To-.
wards the General Government se
ought to consider rather What is be.
coming and due to ourselves, than.
What is duo toit. The Constitution,
Of f.ile United States was the result
OF mutual concessions cf the several
parties to it and it twillnot be forgot.
ten that for moro thanhalfa century
we at least.wcre contentad and han.
py under its operation. Ger tainly
no portion eli the globe were more
prosperous. Cur soilgave forth It's
fruits III abundanc ce-streams Of
wealth poured in upon us through
thousand channels. and some Of us
wiifrcmemhcr with what horror We
heard for the first time, and within
the last twenty yeara. the declaration:
Of a disciple Of the Repolutionary.
Jacobn Clrblof Paris, thai ii mas
time we should begin to calealalc tie
value of the Union. IT may be, and
our own experience would seem to
demonstrate thatth wisdom Of man.
is incapable of framing d co1stisution
arIb typVpriit,n aY,t Az x ,y,s,,I 4 50 !,
and harmonize The varied and con-
flicting interests tiiatiare found, and
must necessarily esist, III an almost
.limitlcss extent of torritory, sueIl ss
onrs. That which may BE most de.
sirablefand beneficial togoae portiansI
may besrninous and oppressive to.
another. y othing but the ssrong
arm Of power, can, under these Or! i
cinnstances, keep them TO Tier, mud
it is not impesaible that ia Tho csia oil /
may reaiiZa e lif ~, r,s,l Ia X,