The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-30

tor 5l,S iulufe no ns tlie III llors OF
Tho Montgomery Ala. 4 tlas, writes
OF The party inSlhat Stale, I, not only
numbers, respe ability mud Gialents, bur;
more linn all these, q just and glorious|
cause, thai must forever stimulate il on
10 renewed e$er,ions, until y. finally
bears down ull opposition nand Wins The
great triumph which, So sure us there
sisj1slicehl Henyen, ii IS yet tsleslined
40 $ucllieye in spite Of traitors at home,
and an Tho most determined and malignant
enemies abroad. = Assured of,llis, we
ure also convinced OF the danger of.u.
king tie first step years ii may he, in,
advance of tho lime when we may ex-
pect evaporation, thus leaving q wide
gap Where our enemies ma post Them.
selves, md over. reach us and work our
oyerthroR.;; but for this conviction and
this assurance we should be ready 10
admit the expcdiency Of immediate and
independent action. Blu. SO long us Tie
strength ofthe Southern Rights Party
increases, we shall sec before us the
prosPec. of future md speedy co.opcra.s
I,ion. Let i. continue, as it ough and.
will, TO a,silate the popularEmind oil, tho.
sublecs; ofssecession, md id the course
Of q very few years, it will constitute
moiori,y in several Zone ut leasll Of our
sister States, which sralying viii, US
around the standard Of Southern rights
will unto with us in forming South,
ern Union. Let there he light, and
there will be no want of life. Why is
1.-The party for action more numerous
in this SSlute than any othcr2 Isit mol
simply because her people have been
better informed on the subject OF govern
mental aggrcssions, and nre better
acquainted with their real grievances
and The prospects before them? Let
the people 1of these Sta,es, who have
been deceived by corrupt politicians be
fully enlightened on The subject Of their.
wrongs, aud the Southern Lion stung
| with, u sense of past insul, and 3uggrcs.
sion will "lbrislle lnlo acliol, aud redden
with uncommon wrath ST. ST.
We know OF no good reason for OPT,
position TO the separate secession than,
The belief that il will, or ut least may
prove disastrous 10 u Southern Con,ede-
rucy. To. be rid orlhe nuisance OF
our present GnvrrunrN ia corsut.
I, maii0n most dcvout!y TO be m.shcl"---
the government Of u sectional ma, c,ritS,
| which canno, exist, While Wc arc sui.
Jtct 10 liz action, without Tie perpci,a
Eon OF continued aggrcssiops upon tic
! South, controlled as IL is and must COZ.
, iinss, 10 bc, by ,hc worshipers nflhc
Abolition ,ond, who smearcd with tbs
! slime aui.i!:E. of ,hni' IDOL, can never
cease to hute and institution ordained
OF God, and all who uphold ii; gov.
crnment corript itself, and corrup,iny
within tho sphere Of its influence, all
that is pure aud viriuous; the vcrv
Shadow OF whose wing is Il blighing pest
lcncc TO whatcvcr-is homes, or of good re-
por; Away with il, but while the pres.
pcct OF cooperate N lasts, Willie South
ern rights party raises It's voice, and dis.
scmlnates lis principles, opening the eyes
OF The people to the wrongs which still go
unrcdrcsscd, and sowing the good seed oil
future prosperity and glory Tor lle South,
IN sol! well prepared for its reception,-
The hearts OF brave but oppressed reenen,
let us unite as portion OF that party in
nursing tho spirit OF resistance TIL seccs.
sion instead OF defeating will secure for us
a Southern Republic, till one or more Of
our sister States are fully prepared to follow
our example, whcn any hypocrlticai device
oil the Government tu conciliate by "A new
temporary expcdicnt, will prove vain; IL,
us endea'or SO 10 shape our course thai
South Carolina may wln the glory Of having
secured for the South Government and n
Union propitous to its highest prosperity
and renown. May we not unite in such "A
course is there such discrepancy between
our views and sentiments, that We may no,
assume common attitude in defence of
our r'ghs Shall we go on waging par,y
contest, while suffering under grievances.
The pressure of WHICH ls'cnough to unite ali
ireoincn In the closest bonds, and suffer The
demon OF party strife to deliver us bound
nto the hands OF our enemies
PlNCkNEY.
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