The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-01-20

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from South: Carolina through, me- iii
the manner have described AS
willing to send delega tss Ep D. D. .ssonilsIl.
ierh Convention ] will add, tfisugIi.
!. bat il Was doubtle ss one of our ol,ss
i jettssin his M, cuse on
4 lontssitlihela to s
ngressional seilaetn iif prosjJaliinstss3 g
for the re;cap aaa iestorat ion q, s; se i
tngitiyes tioin service But rel ter.s q, s
4 ats, that we did mot commit osii.,s OH
selves to ecession nor did Ne iraisb:
Lon sl5 amending the Federal gonstitass
1 lion. sss.
will say, furthessito thc honorable
gentleman that ;thea State Sgof IL iss
siss;i ippi, as, slie was justified Id aoifig.
| came tc The conclusion, grapely ind
deli dielihefatel ~ and 4 believe All DIS.
passionate men Will a admit fllas
she acted wisely in coming to 1
THAT conclusion that the plan 81
cpriptollpiae efectnally guafdead ass
galIist every single danger with which [
the South had been antecedenti5
;',lenaced, and secured to her The D
fugitive slave lazy, to which she was
entitled by the Constitution, & in in al adsH q
dition,5 5togetherslYitll certain other ir.
cldciital advantages, some Of (which
4 eIngdteayorcd to. Rtills out the other
day Now # fsjill tie opinion OF tli !.
State of Mississippi, The Compromise
has operated in manner 80 com,
PrehepsiYely beneficial, how. can ii beSI
contended that the State Of South.
Carolina, when she undertook, ,sit M
out just reason, to manifest discs
Sisfaction with the acts Of adjustment 81
and PROPOSED d Southern Congr cas-
for the purpose, OF arraying the &
Southern States against tile IN, ~ .,ss
led INTO that attituaeEby tlle Stafs 81
n sll,ississippi have heard tl,as;s;
said before and 'haye denied Il. q
he sWiseR ~, ,sssS as
S u 4 ss
I'D BY The Nashville gonyensio IL. ! i1 ffle
South Would have had no fprt y i,ar.
trouble. a believe stlIis ad sices Would
but for eeftaln Ihtfis5sttts
who otattempteb in my {. .inion, ID IElsl|g
faitli-of which / 8shall sire I'D
proofs hereafter TO WELD the
smacllincry OF tie National Goa
tYention, gotten up for very different
purposes, for tho overthrow pf the
Union; a very ingenious plan; having
Ebeen adopted, under the ADVICE Of
Certain persons Who have openly
IIsayoWed themselves subsequent 10
tlave been SECRET disnnionists in heart
and design at that tiIna, in demand.
ing terms of settlement 50 extravasank
AMI unreasonable as to make
lfail hope OF their ultimate adoption
utterly absurd. Fsss IS S;
| Qn0 Of the leaders of South .tGs sagafi
lima, a gentleman who is reputca to-
be the author Of the Nashville ad:
tdress,; declared, as | we'll collect ,in
Ea speech delivered Sin ghafleston.
Immediately after his return from tho
Nashville Conyention, 4. that he hsd
entertained interpretation when the
celebrated demand of SO deg.
was made on the part Of Tie Conf Conf
Eycntion. that it would be accedetl to;
Etbut that be for many Years past, had.
isbeen tired ofthe Union end anaiona
ttogBrcak itup. and expected through
| the agency Of The Nashville Con-
Iyeption, and by demanding terms oe.
adjustment which not be acreded TO
| by Congress and the Northern
States, TO accomplish bis long,
]. cherished object. This noted, ayowaI,,
p say Vas madeain Charleston after
kttlc session Of the Convention had
drawn to d close, hut that gentleman
fcannct deny deny that he had been,
fqnite particular in not declaring saclli
l8views and objects in the Nashsilis
[ Convention. All Nitl perceiss from
This statement That the henof8blss
Senator. Mr.. Butler,l has entirely
kmisnidetstood fsthe true position Of
1.-THE State of Mississippi, and E
ishone not hereafter TO hear her ae.l
1 cuscd:of being instigated by my alorss
ton of the.extraYa gast movements of
observation-disclosures in South Garoliflas
MI. Bptler. ! haze only said. flat.
| South ssCarolina,a TO some extent,
hshapea her course according tq the.
/ plan, marked Tout by tho Stale oe.
Mis$issippi, lte senat.r has nad.sa
illusions which cannot be mistaken.
id must, therefore, III Justice to- my
beoIieagae, yield the floor,
\ him an opportunity OF apeakiag,
I,alfhougn there III much lflors waselsii
i 81 euid hay said but fors the iTe.5