Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-10-04


mas mas paa the n Yoe b ] hpmfa % n when & the red & nng ] shove all
this say it Willie still
Nov, adveries utter
mnen the Of run has been al arranged and ready I @ 9 @
with Va orator tines our chains are already forged th eak
9 may be heard from the plains Boston the first gale that sweeps rom & the
@ e[ @g I bring our @ the that ss5 b o fe5Gg m @ ans Re% % m @ @
least almost sight when all hope compromise well nigh
the Senator beseech be patient and moderate kind to tie
remain % whilst the letters oa degrading sioa are
ng imposed upon m es By those whom NV we have our
Ftncag realized the Union will have
Virtual duon Of the Union had Already en @ pa in what
s % ' @ D discover @ To this sn @ u @ m d n S i've s deserving ~ the
hA Wei SIR others may say think feel & bound to
a"rssi for oac shall utterly despair q he unioa
This thrilling poy Of bis and tone of stern defiance against
@ san-Gt land with ud acclaim
ing words whilst the at o well dooa arose
es S co 54 me But o & @ b @ @ @ @ % a & & ge @ % %ato
l sentinel once 50 k en- to discern even amid the oy twilight o cop-t
nued y the tne Aekerof ht glazed and dull
H now sees trees neh hing That dark l i was spreading y
Tf 81, 1 I li SIS a2g af M 1 I5 n
eets
ksn with arm nder th eonv5 @ he as wafi6g IN agdnst
behod of IN jhe dancing meteor Of osia station
Fight under that and lou shalt conuat lie heard and We behold him fail
@ e sf @ ] as ns9Rg if s liTe G 9 5 @ @ f5 ina 3 ee3
:" Aoen @ e@p Ism ana goes - the ICY ah{ o. MS emu ~ p
bare in the ta winch once he worPped the de,
to start "f55 @ 6as soa6bad a5b % WINCH o'
andyet this the g2oe Ro4en Of Us ALL this The mighty Goldman who
trusted he sacred Ark OF the Covenant our sa DOUBT whose
are to bow down humble gg before the car Of Northern trapn
der Southern an9a by The stormy music CT his own hostile dehbsat and
the deep ehiGgs ron onge until
But reun Whist sparkling southern pride ruled
rights satudo TSTz
or Of the south Disturbing the nni with the action Of the rbbeo
"es Of the coasaisp nod Which @sd
daring effneGy Abolition eaened to tasen With
amen @ sh be for sear5s Introduced bill pro-
And y will It be credited after the Goals Of er5s deiat which heap
the Insult and to be geted upon u.s. G the sioa Of
amid the mor his and in the face fjs bill and
denounced warned
he abandoned the South and yotelh the Of the N9s oo
would heave the foundations of cur bread RdI ReqdcoaG
The pending the sil submitted
von territorial government The qu5sion substitute and
King Mason Yulse
NAYS Mesr Badger 9ai1ain Bell Benton Bradbury Bh5ss
Doasiass Ewing Fs Hale Iai Phelps
Sew W 5 y @ @ 5 op5am sP Ma
which the hafiings
with his Abolition allies and binding hn body Of death" from
ayps the return Of Of calnis to the condition Of
ernI Imis.<Ap llIl s1rs ~
hali and is hereby presed the State OF
Taeeab ehectual
be made
feelings thepeoPe Of said State. touching the
OF
boundary other
obe
forth. then Territory shall be- and the
called Tery Of o
adoptby
which Territory etablshe aue
Territorial Utah. the
shal expressed the above ected
II Upon DAVIS the eep vigilance
wath the the South neither
of
e wanted TO know CALIFORNIA;
would prevail the New State thus proposed
be limits whether would thereby
and the South permitted benefits Of the Territory He
= [says--(Ap.P p 1929 s~~sSeT rsstsa- -
d "1ee which invite the attention Of colleague
" wish knewto- Iqesta has 1aaNg nht sh whether the
Territory thus divided from Cn will then aEe attached to be Ondanen
California the the Constitution California viii
- go with the Territory thus divided = s.
point, which stared from line of his amend
ment either the indne zeal with slower
and, with shmes had confess ftat @ @ not thought q thai question
n Gap. 1912 -
al upon which twas asserefby A EwIsG
adopted would be the North t fret
Pacific GA 5l3 And M FOrE himself
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