The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-24
snuth Carolina.

A .ou,hern editor in commenting upon
south Cardinals desire to leave the Union,
= ,ehee abe could do so, and that she cou''
he kicked into the middle of the A.iahue
ocean. Such appears to be the genera
feeling everywhere among pafr'os =
there are any patriots left IN South .ar'H'
ma. they are grossly misrepresenied es 'hs'
,s,d,.c men. The country has been dis
ea.,ed BY their treason. iitosns win ioa"
iap from tina, fostering spot, IRON ~h'eh nus
.,a.n.,.a more IRRESPONSIBLE sentiments IN
"a L., year Than ever iound voice in The
=, hole Union before. IL points Win the
finger Of scorn al the deteslable hole a. 'he
ho,.bed OF all that true patriotism aohofs.--
Ia no manner could she better please Inc
Union, than By leaving compromising sue
has disgrsced. Blu, unfortunately we sec
no way she can do this. She is not nan 20
much dsseusted with the Union as II IS WIN
her.
We recently published an abstract oil =
letter rom MIR. Rhctt, Of South Sarohna'
10 Gov. Adams, crying aloud for disnn'oh'
Tha, letter called forth the following from
an influential gentleman, which We 'aSe
from the Charleston Mercury. The MefeA'
~ saws: at is one OF the many EVIDENCES
we have received OF the impression proo0o'
ed by Mr.. Rhetts able, comprehensive a"u
.,.,asmsn-l,ke letter to Gov. Adams.
JoHs's ISLAND, Nov. 10, 1896.
nrAR SIS: rejoice with you 70 see, es'
orr d.y. fresh evidence that Inc mos. tem
nsy.te and discreet men OF the oou.n are
e., canning to the conviction that this I'M
n.,,,.l ITnion cannot. and ought not, 10
Ia, ,nnch longer. For my part, ! am sorry
Cramont II not elected; thai, think, az the
i.wver, say. would have been, "tpso Iaeto'
aHssolntian-no decent Southern man De-
inc v;,linc. for one day, to be ruled by hih'
TIE la,ter TO Gov. Adams is very power
a,l nroduction, plain and direct-snd, mere
g.. nove,tnl. have always looked upon
,hs .n,hor as one of our greatest meh--iat'
saeinc. clear headed, next, IN my ssuna'
ton 10 Mr.. Calhoun; and. Ike thai ever 70
he lsmep,ed man, always true 10 the sos1''
90, when she was not true 10 hetseii.-
pos,erity will do him justice BY placing nis
name very near Calhoun's. hope ne VII,
Nv 70 see The "Republic of the United
Sonthern States,"a rich, prosperous anu
h.nnv people, holding an innnenusi Posi
ton among the most powerful ha9'on' "
the earth.
The Louisville Journal says u Is suoh
.ev;depces as this that makes the patriots
heart sick. II isrevolting. II The "oesers'
edly influential gentleman" who Penned Tue
above treasonsble extract had al! ne oe
seryes, be would be hanging from the slrohg'
eat limb of the tallest tree in The onion.-
Sou,h Carolina is burying herself Hreyoea-
bly in the public contempt It's imP0ssi'
ble for any impartial lover OF his country
for any Just thinking man, to witness hei
.euseiess and quenchless .mahgnahss
against the Union withoutthe most immeas'
urable disgust and scorn. sne IS one vast
ho,-bed OF disunion. Her people THINK ahd
talk Of nothing else. She Is iestefin.
mass Of treason And yet, II we may Juoge
from daily indications, the President eieet'
Incredible as i, may reem, Is about 10 take
his leading constitutional advisers IRON The
ranks Of this ipsaferaole school OF traitors
Truly, whom the gods would destroy 'neS
first make mad.
M Buehanan endorses the policy OF MI
Pierce, aud Dir. Pierce opened his Psiiey BY
placing sseessionist IN Ais Cabinet as one
N his advisers. twill not be strange theh
,fMr. Buchanan seeks one or more advisers
Of the sane kind. South Carolina opens
sra;,ful FIELD, and much as her leading men
want to ieave the Union, they want ohee
ssil more. There are plenty OF them VINO
wou,a willingly become advisers in the new
san,n;.tr.tion. and il placed in such Po-
stion they might probably ieei less DISCUS
Ted with having TO remain in Inc onioh'