Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06
From The N. YrCourier and Enouire,

led by his Judgment and his conscience 10
vote for the bill. as we hopu all Democrats
will be led 10 DO, and he returns tohis constii.
uenis 10 encounter the clnmor of Whigs and
FAboliliohisls, together with disafuc,ed men
Of his own party, no sensible man, at least
no man who understands. and appreciates
hecharacter 0fMe Executive, will believe
that the.Pres idcnt will allow such facious
men 10 WELD the.public patronage To- over
throw any man arhome who has given 10
lheprinciplssiofihe bill cordial and scon.
scientioos supporl-- Washington Union.
1.-The promise ofaexechliue lavorhas had
lis effsc,. ailthas stopped tho ears Of anna.
| j9fily o( ihe House against the yoicoo Of the
people, hasg emboldcned thato majority 10
break through every rule and check, design.
led To- proiect The righls ofminorhy, has arr
binapily arrested debaie,] has dicluted un.
heardyof decisions, has forced votes in orms
and lhroughlmeans oltogelherun unprecedented
and has already virtually lymadeahe Bill a
law. We1hhvei demonstrated against this
measure from -.he-oulsc,, and ,be develop.
men! ,ofeverY successive. week has .deepeped
Hour sense ofits evil. /. levels every barri-
er 10 lie luil sweep Of anIi-slavery agitation,
and will ifieyilably nuke the HexrP Presiden-
iial canvass "a sectional conlcs,s The hol
j passions, The fierce anilnosi,ies, she unmca.
sufable denunciaiionss,h lhrea,s, the bans.
4 the curses, 9ihe defances,l lhe disloyul
! schemes, the giole6i ac,s, and all that abom.
4 inuole train ol ma'ign,ies, wrongs and mis-.
| chiefs, which must attend and give energy
1 10 such contest will come. Argumeh,'
cannot aSeflIt, nof persuasionsncr protests
| Conserya.ismawill faiseiiis voice before IL II
4 vain, forbearanc6 will be despiscd, and mod
7 GRAFTON bsthough, cowardce. gisa.
u We lellihe south'more in sorrow Than Il
J anger, atiheyt have raised q hostile spin
4 which is beyond any power Of theifs 10 allay
J The Executive, wi,h all iss pairofagr has. n
means d buy i, pr. OF hny nowe - cruslt|
!. down. WI kl In pfee c'
ms Is.as q the political world
4 farther Than comet ever 4ravtl9d, and sini
u every Northern member OF C0ngfess VIII
voted f6r the itdeeper than pfnmmet eye
. soundedl lfh stopped wiih'ihis simple &c
q ofvengahce there wbuldibe sno@ 7 reason q
], to dfeadii. But il wiz no. onlyrbvenge
! self; bd. /. will fght for lost ground |
: viii neiher ask auaaerhor give quaner;o Of
+. fer compromises nor give compromises. /
will wage furious and deudly war agains
! slavery at every assnilable point. The con
!. sequences are beyond our power iol cslcHIa
Y ton We would'noi anticipate iheHif W.
Z could. but ARE conlehtio restinihe saiisiac
ton Of having done what we could aver
them. We now understand, better thai
ever, the extraordinary concern and painfu
: misgivings oi Mr.. Webster, even months al
Ter the compromise, about the safety, Of th
9 Union The subjecl seemed 10 weigt
: down likeiron upon his thoughts, long afie
. every one else ceased 10 feelit His grasp
! ing mind apprehcndcd the spih. Of tn
politicians Of the dny, and took in III,
dangers Of their evil iendencies, an
! in view thereof il could not help being bur
8 dened with anxiety and dreud. He went
dispiriteG pairio, 10 his grave, and event
have proved that he saw but 100 clear
ly and feared but for 100 good reason. So.
Y Wei too, cannot escape sorrow, but lih
n him, LEI who may be recreant we shall I'D
T here to the Constitution through good repor
], and owl report. To use his own Words
. the last words he ever publicly uttered !
J. this city--'We will sustain il and meet deaf
y ilsell'if !. come; we will ever encounter an
n eefeai error, by day and by nigh,in light {
!. in darkness-thick darkness--if II come ii
Danger troubled nights o'er,
o l And the star of Peace return