The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12
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boz. ~ county and h.msell 20 inresiigais
- scs gssssHisj 70 him. STA q deismiHs-
to- 20 srnys o. faos. 10 os3ef that BE- may
ererc.=e De tigh prsrogaiiFss q Tree
n.sa calmly. 3sPassi0nstsy. and wisely.
Wrh b. 10 view. We n7w uB5ersks %
inse.agssion d soms q the issses which
are 70 BE- decided ~ she people ~ Sertefn-
Der and November BsKt.
i has been charged upon the democratic
psrT-ciafged. 100. 10 many r-r-isisgss by
reaezsdes from that parry, that they are
nedits,ing a dissolution Of the UuioH be
cause we wish 70 express oEr disspproba-
Ton q the aggfessions the North has made
Bpon the nights OF The South. The fauhest
lhr democratic party 20, is to eiaim The
night 10 exercise seessslDB for any Sluie
that may consider that The powers she del-
egsted 70 the Fe3ersl Government, are
perverted to her injury. ftLis is criminal II
the democracy, The following extracts VIII
sbow that the Wing party, from the great
Missounum, Webster, down to she reriesi
sBimalcule--Fooie--Hre criminals We
invite attention to the following extracts
H'eJsser0H SeoeSslan-
TIE whole Constitution Is hnding up
al, n one party breaks Il Ehe gtler ls dr..
CARED tsgm thf eDRpaa. a bargain
br9kea on 0nr sias a0zs br8keH on al slaes
Jpdes Milan On KezcSsa0u.
Z Bet Il poiuiral power lie inserted ly
Z The Federal Gor ernmsw winch If contro-
| renad IN State, RBa which affects the N
tsrestF OF sRch STATE. and Il cannai he made
X q Judirlal question lander 1hs Conslltusi1u
( or laws d the UmaA. IhHre is ~ srlhuuH
common 10 the parties and. ln such rase
effect raHnoi bs gwen 70 the power. The
4 decision Of a sovereign Szuss iu such gass.
Z IL n good us ths decision lT 1hs FsderJ
4 CToreruuien-, tu5 oi necessary. lllerr u.uss
r murual iart,sHEnee
4 AH gapanstt utiornl eet ar Congress- m
poses u9 asillE-n-iaU GU D Sln1e. on The yeo-
qas O 3 ~gEts. Eaa mHr Re resisted ~ sn
lnalriaEul ur i coIuunry- Nc que. I be-
lssrs, wal elulEorar tkls Bla Isa Sruts
b9una 10 sEtazZ4t to srs1srzlatlr course
4 ai oppression tr0n the Gsnsral Govern
meuis ] answer. No. Il should rernop-
slrate again and again. until all reuousiraDce
I is vain and Useless An appeal shonld be
( mace 10 The other States, ia all The forms
sanctioned by the Consiitutibn-and ample
4 time should be given for reflection. But
4 II all these efforts should produce 40 effect.
and the oppression be continned-an op-
( preston which withers the hopes of the
State. aud dies up the sources Of its pros.
! perity--and the people Of the States are
/ forced TO the alternative Of choosing under
such circumstances, liberty or slavery, they
may and should reject the laIteE and assert
the former by open resistance. This is an
inherent and inallenabe right, which may
be asserted and maintained by every organ.
lied community.
Instead OF enIarging its powers by rule
OF construction which may be contracted
or extended at pleasure, the Federal Gov
ernment should act within the sphere al
lotted toit, and consider that the true plor,
Of our Federal system consists in attaining
( he great objects Of It's formation, with the
leas; possible action upoE the diversified ant
conflicting interests of the people. In thi,
way, and in this way acne, can this system
so eyentful in its origin, an1 which has ex
cited the astonishment and Admiration o.
The world, be made perpetual. And
need not say, what every enlightened ind
vidua must admit, that upon its perpetuity
the cause of national liberty depends.
F." Toote on, Secession.
On the 25th Of January, 1850, Senator
Fooie used the following language in the
Senate Of the United States. What ha,
caused such change in him? Then h,
believed in the right of secession. Now
he opposes and denounces it, and every bod,
that advocates IT, He made the remark,
IN consequence Of an amendment offered tc
bill by Seward respecting fugitive slaves
SIR, II does seem to me, that no one who
has Iistehed to the calm, dignifed, aud truly
national argument Of the honorable Sena
tor from Virginia, (Mr. Mason) this day
pronounced ia our hearing, and who dul,
/ appreciated the sound and statesmanlik,
views maintained by him, can even heaI
ihe amendment OF the honorable Senator
U Ag~l.