The daily union., 1856-12-16

while he is the voluntary advocate ~ se@aa E ID.
| he does not or ought not 70 btl0Bg,
! The senator from Alabama tells ttai - sE##a
portion Of the southern people Who ufe08 E.H #a
ally to the Unionl or entertain yiTwa Ayofsaaa p sa
| solution words 10 that t1egt II kasa am. aAsH r
him. If he had looked inio the lsElasaSatN Fa .#
south Carolina lately, be woala haze iaaEM a4Ma
resolutions, believe gotten ~ via a. ~. we@ E NJ
OF taking steps for the dissoutb0n ~ Ehas HN N.
had looked into the message of tkF g0vsFneE ~ Ns
he would have there found that a. FagNrnaf saM
! believe that the Union atand ~ he8FFN Me
10 truce for about four years, nflNW wh. d Ms t
must be dissolved, and that the gNasas ~ @a0
ought Immediately to take steps ~ PFtTaan weaaa rH
for such event All these thAaRs wNHn a.
to the President as anything can II kngwr aa# aa
hended by mind like hia he ha8 n08 naN nsg8 N
appreciation for all this lie rpaurvea thni fH Ma
side, and thinks every thing ohaFgwakas NEaE f
republicans, who selected candidate hw NtaaE sa8a
who in accordance viii tte wtl uf E.aA Haa.
9ry Some gentleman says Ias l.u,oa woaa sa.s s~
dissolved II they bad succeeded Thts, uas ns4#
near dissolvng the Union f0T Do not kaaaeR l@ au
that If the issues had teen fairly pEeArnHsa SD
had been taken to misgads the northsrh Hif aaa H
and misrepreSent the real issae ia che Aafsk a
would have prevailed.
Sir II the Union is not better crmentHa taa ca eRs
If such fears well fo4nded, Il Stands sgas n
basis. lffoI vote Of the people ~ a. tatsua ssa
candidate c0nsttutionAly eligible lea gh# ae-# "H
great Union Of ours is TO be dissolved, = u aa #
thing to be Of very much consequences hgN a # aa
solved. Can suppose that this IuN0n NJ gar8
has stood long, Is really liable 10 aaNeagaa s H
contingency lfit Is, IL Ia basis uFca wah sas1
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ever, since gentlemen belle that the uanita VI
Union depended upon the of theF ahtG
now more strongly, and for thas tsaa
before that that little contingency baA haFFama8 va
would have carried the election the ohtr Was Hsk
pretences might be seen TO be the mert &khfE # 81
eased imagination We OF the North are uaf Eas aarM
threaten that will march the capital 81 ha aaa# .
armies, and take the archives Of your gysFuaaaB n
the treasury
But southern gentlemen stand kert abd Ia aluaass. 81
their speeches speak Of the dissolution Of ~ Uaa Az m
element OF every argument, though u wr.v ara s
condeseension on their part that they perta8 ge aa
to stand at all. If they do not feel interested ae a
this Union; il it really trenches on their Yest Ell s. .n
dangers their institutions TO such aa tziemi Aas 4. Il
cannot feel secure under 1t If thSir Interest,"
assaiied by means OF this Union, not awu 81 k 81
who expect that they will long continue uEaas A u
not of those who would ask them 10 COZ Enma Ia ~ al
Union It would be doing violencs to ths paflaam
the party to which belong We have Aaustea a. d
Declaration of Independence the basis 0f aar t1a a
movements, which declares that any pectle whar Na.
government ceases to protect their rghiA was0 a e
subvered fr1ra the true purposes OF a0ytF3Ms18 s a
Cypress them, have the right 10 rpcuE ~ f8a8aFfs a
principles and need be To destroy the gUvunatuf aa
der which they live, and 10 Ia rnp aEetE O..
more conducive to their welfare hold ttat faf ss 49,
this right will not blame any people 90 rEsYtsaa
whenever they think the contingency has ams 3 He
tanly shall be the advocate Of that same do trina "
find that the principles Of this Euvrrauraa 81 NJ
become 80 oppressive to the section which hlaaE 81
free people ought not longer to endure h log ~ Er
then hnd me backward in being the advocate ~ As6rr
but that contingency having core bauv pEE ts
opened my mouth in opposition to the Union hatu b,
entertained a thought disloya to this Unou ra.
for Heavens sake, act not talk -, tirsA ~ a. ss
din OF dissolution Of :, IIno, xshIch 1. - - .
and thrust into faces though ~ ~
North had peculiar for maintanluN EH
that the southern States had not hope N Cuaus On
continue forever | believe IL may confines forever
nothing present which think should dissolve a. tbl
if other gentlemen it, say again that they haa ht
interest in maintaining this Union, In uv ia3g
that of the North have II they think thy b4va
be it You cannot orcibly hold men In htl Jalaa foo
the attempt to do So II seems to me- would sahtg "
first principles of the government under whiC aUa
When we were told that il our candidate bnl EaEEaa
the time would have for the SOuih 8tsr8IFF
Union, not told why the great crisis wog'8 f.
have come Our candidate did not IropGss % s3ae.E
the government upon any other basis than thrt wHa
adopted by Washington and Jefferson and ~ al tE $50
men who have occupied the presidential chair bat - l.
contrary, the party who his advOCatsS aaA o. aa
date himself proposed and proclaimed 20 The vggl4 a
would administer the government upoa the dsmtua3 .
cples of those great predecessors Why thsu
that however he would adminisy IT, with0uE aHg rra
to his administration at all, II be had besr elHesE4 h.
Union ought to have dissolved
The senator from Virginia mr. MAgoS l-anA HE q t-
he spoke In that direct Straightforward msnF 80 ta
which always like to all these contr0vtFsisa baa
stated the doctrines upon which this Union, 10 Es
could continue If understand him, b. Pacrd o. - 81
before upon which he proposed dissolve As Nang
must say that his proposition in my udgmsut thf e.
sections OF the country are diamericAy oppaHua d - -
other and If his views well founded
there is as deliberate, intrepid, settled Puass w Gr
North to uphold opposite doctrine there g d
be in the South 10 sustain the doctrine Which b.
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after great deal has been said this Suboct
approaching the real issue which the people ~ boa N
tions will very understand. II C0mpftt "a Co. "a
ator from Virginia his ultmatum Of The o.. gu4 "a .
that the institution Of slavery, being rrCogn Ia ~ e.
sutution OF the United States formed 90 sguEaG ~ @ g.
cal power which must grow end expand Al b. rtsua
he did not tell ne 70 what lmit-as well wthot - So a.
the StaEes He did not say, but Il seemed ~ tH w
mate conclusion from what he aid Eay that anY asa q
TO limit this Institution In the Territories uaaIB ~ a.
tended by disruption Of the Union. Did un8sast "a
him aright2
Mr. MASON The senator has stated my D rlt.a- p a.
perfect fairness with single omiss0n. sata Eazt ~
constitution recognised this social hsatiou Fratrlsz b
and made II an element Of political power Vtruea rs.
sisted, "a the proper construction Of the f
the institution, thus recognised thus ptoastsd tus m a.
an element Of political power, ruttled ue 81 ~ ~
suscepubtltes Of expansion, without The aa
within them meaning, ofCournf ~ sxpansl ws# rf
there Jurisdiction limit a. anA thsff 81 o. @ d.
diction % limit u In the Territories ~ thtbk
Mr. WAhs believe understood ths rFafsazsa
-, ended 70 state him precisely | anaFrsbaa E.w
understand him exactly a. dld hgfnFs taFt #rF.
haps was unfortunate In not being ahF fars 10
sition a. clearly he has stated u hunasf JskF
ever an entirely different ysw u thr aahset 6aH
stated by the senator, Acknowledge thai tH hE NE
ton Of the constitution Of the Duitsa ststss
ton Of slavery h recognised In two % thrrE rFseH
hrsL q basis Of representation IN To msusF az ~ w.
sentatves connecting itself with airrrt tsEHaH# s a.
by the provisi for the rpnaltoa of hstvsr N rfr
vice and again perhaps In the nut2t on 90 - a. ~
slave trade Although rvcoguissA tA tstE se rs
Of the constitution sxstnK instltutoa msN 81
dsapprobati0n was placed upon ~ ~ sVne hs8r -
perceive, by the awkward Clrcumlpenmnu - "a eaaE -
the trainers Of the consultation tfssG ~ Hsfef = Ia
even naming the word whsh thsy - uuu aaHaar ~
SLAVERY" Il was a. inHtitutoa dseproussa msnf q