The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
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more Prude NJ 10 al low lie e IL yos than
by force 10 attempt to retain her Ii, fi,s
Union, fearing That force World units
The South, and lend 10 d eenesal col.
5lisionand disrnp np,ion of the Cont fed esacyii..
You inps. npW believe d anger nssass
which lie ID wait on further afjiiaiiois,
or tho Union is gone. What i6an III s
be The lesulta citation VI ill sion NJ 4
IN and put Of Cong ressS the rights 81 i.is
Southern States will he Tespspted 5ttjein 81
sons will be lionored, and IIsa.l 3 All paooId s.
spent on their liafbors and riyefss
canais and ronds: sFheirs ecnditiofi s.
will be more favorable III tfie u 1ffois
than it has been for Thirty Yea IL. .sss .s
And why2 Becnnse Inc Government
will determine 10 give the other sifig ga
States no excuse Y lialeyer I'd leave its
Union, and Join US. if iheiF hts al sss
respected, wilh,heir ycner tin lofl iI.aS
Union, how could a reasonnble ble mind g
conclude that They would quiz lilo Gov
erpment, when il oppresses tile IA.
can we hope thai they would ne fiisees ia Iss
suslaiHft, wheni il conferred bountiss, i;
and dispensed Justice equall ainai,G
oil its melnbers2 If hey vii & eniov aIis Y
pence, qniet.and security bsce use sva
we have sacrificed oursclYe aud 5 s,tess3
very pence we have brought then1 isi6a 8
controlling reason why they reff ffase ta ];
share our hard fortunes ii felnY be,
sir. nfter having struggled along a II Is &
years, in vain effort TO GaiNtaifi ~
separate existence, when our i peopl lesS
shall have been dishenriened ut itie
failure, ciiagrincd and mortified at$S Tho
disastrous termination oftheir buoyauifsit )
hopes and bright visions, when dis.
content can no ionger be slifled, lint y
majority ofthe Stale will detesmine Id I
tas,eslhe hNnilialiolsof appi ying 5stsr
| admission into a Unionag We Sd ffsssc!a
loatl,e. Then the Repl lesentai sof
our sister States viii sruiefuit ras s
member sacrifices and their gajI AID
perhups venture To- advocate Re. /
admission OF The rebel province into
tho Union--it being their first ind
iast overt. ael Of syit Forbid III
lsIIeayenihat ourselves spf bur pos!efil
Eshould ever taste snrIt mil Iietion.
tte Stale oiiee III
5snd tlat hi,
lame himsel eouls lie fo f
Truce Il. hen tic 81 arati ioIs otic,b
lakes place, ia save our ho1or .niiss
be perpetual sxs
But2it may be said that separa. .oy EEeSSs e
istence will benefit sust in This pa Il ienlars
Although The commefce md ssprosperftV
Of Chafles,on vii { be dnced iwn thirds.
yet the planters viii receive d coril.S !;
ponsatiRg advantage for8aIl losses M
the reduced prices at which they IaaYs
purchase their supplies, hat u sllplyaffs
Ten per cent, Oh all saerchanliise
brought iss;o tho sporis oi asseslon,
and Beuufort, will raise sufficient
ftresantie 10 deffay expenses, nd az
will be 10 per cent. less han ,gc NOW
pay. When this prop ion is iatrf y
stated, it loses most OF It's coiilelIv
proportioEs. five coflsu med nd rood a Z
except those brought from, foraiinII
countries, then the saving would beS as
represented. But il must 60
membered Tint one hal {, or perhaps
more, Of the goods consumed in SOUL,
Carolina, are manufac,u ,urad in Ills sip
England or middle States, aiii wheIf
they land at Charleston ~ =
whatever is required TO 6s i,ai d II
we were an independent Rapnblic, Nd
would levy q duty :af osper cent ot,
all goods for consanil, il,,ioa,s whether
coming from New England or Old
England, and ole. hal -four consumption
now duty free would cost o pc 4 cent..s
more, whilst on the other hal 4 lie duty
would then be inconsiderabla bla, and thesas
would be3 but a small ditsefance iH ,tas
prices of goods then and now.
We complain 81 tho comp PROMISE sba
cause il praci; i;call IS elae5s tlie sNiln,nt
| pruliso, nsa are Willing to resist
lis principles for he rsasan ilidti III heIlss
linSilie Institution S. ayefy sfsia i,a
present Limits, and when 5tif siayeas
shall have Increased in numbers beyond
lihe wants OF tho present stasas, Ihcra
| Will be no place where tiia retlaiiant
! popala.ioa can be, Gu fsiesl lss ssiass sjis
Twill be compelled 10 iii o,is3
midst aIitl ia La Il ii cent ii sbi less they
Will be so numerous aa 10 destroy si,sIS
yaluei it,at lSsssae s,inti 10 giye
lsthem aWjiJS and eiit.ef fllH po.,iti
ltol!o Africen race. Tint @jl..
|qoestionebly be Tie working of stia
Rilmat Psopiso. IIsat do va relieve
l,ourseiges of lilo proapenls hici. Tie Ia.
Itnra holds sot st5s State ae,i,sna So far {
from II, when sse Sesssesse d. oslco
throw upon eysf 10 srlela 81 lie ssasa
tho principles d that sFiaiEai1
\ Ibh ~ issss ti,i,f h, fs.