The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-13

hold 10 common this subject Being ia the majority IN
Congress powercss carry any measure except by
the aid Of votes from the North The policy propose AZ
fords the only practicable mode securing the admission
Of Kansas - slave State lfit fails 10 worse
condition than would be II W. now abandoned sts
friends a. tbs North and commenced Al once Is rely upoa
own resources II on the contrary, We succeed No
shall have carried measure secured equality aud
ast rights and d the time preserved yioase that
American Union which hold Secondary n importance
ony the rights and principles !, designed 70 Der
petuats.R
take il ior granted ,hat you prefer the admission
Kansas TO It's rejection the preservation o. the Union 10 i.
dissolution lie, us then become people and Que par
~ upon basis thai secures the cooperation OF that aA
liant band Of patriots who friends the South aud
faithful TO the constitution
These noble and brave have during evil and good
repor, stood firmly by theif constitutional obligations ana
have withstood the tide o na,icsm which has threatened
the existence Of the country with unyeng courag,
which commands gratitude and admiration.
Shall the South in their defeat desert the who
In the hour Of danger have deserted her Is this
the time when shall backs upon tlem, and
leave them to their fate Pardon II say that such
course and for such reason hardly COMFORTS With that
chiyalry which we claim for the South, and which am
sure lives as warmly IN your hearts In any OF her sons
Let rather emulate the example ast set a by the proud
old State Of Virginia and respond TO that gallant band
of patriots that although they may for the moment h
overwhelmed BY their enemies and ours yc, they may A.
ways rely the unwavering support Of their southern
friends
We have seen in Virginia rha, many patriotic wing,
have been found ready sacrifice party prudscs aud
rally to the assistance Of the friends OF the constitution
Why should Ii not be so in Georgia why should
publican wings everywhere at the South frankly admit
that they are convinced that IN the democrats Of TIE
North rests the last hope OF the uhicn2
We have no divided interests in Georgia, III, prcserv
ton Of the honor rights and safety OF beloved State
is with all Of object compared TO which all Others
sink into absolute nsgnhcance For this object ought
indeed TO be some people and one party fully agree
with YOU that the time has when must &C, IA
cert If we would be saN But need alone that
time has not yet We have friends and enough
| make us absolutely invinoihle while united.
BY sinking all subordinate differences and giving
dial and united support to the northern democrats may
secure the South in all her rights and At the time
perpe,uae that Union to which are indebted for
many blessings and which is endeared by many
| hallowing reeolleutions.
IF we do this and fnl but shall not FAIL stall
at least know that have done all could to prevent
the evils that may ensue and shall then be prepared
united and reado act for and by ourselves for own
protection.
/ am very respectfully, your obedient servant
| HOWELL COBB.
To Messrs Thos Ragland r. NJ Brooks, JAS h Redd A. s.
/ Rutherford, John A. Jones' James NJ Bethnne John @,
Rdgeway.