Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-23

FRDOR8c LnaG III Is JUST anu IdlE u COhSui0
De- constitution for remedies as well as
foErights-in fact to convince them that
tlefederal compact is the very best
chart to steer by and the highest guar
nee of equality amongst all the States
On TIE Union. The Missouri Compro-
MISC and Mr.. Wilmot's proviso were
BASED upon the idea that the subject of
kaIaxeFyaeeaId=en4
between parties and sections outside and
fes4FaIess SfthoAceustitutioI5 SWbereas
experience has abundantly proved that
such management has only served 70
build up ~theysgctions, FPdtqthFeztnt
weaken the = aoAsrnmSAtsA The Ndfth
has been misled equally with the South;
they would not trust to the covenants OF
cations of the bond; they would not Gull
tivate andFszps6d She spifitof fraternal
union, but would. persist in regarding
the South e asp1b3ie~eRepBsbent upon
aggression and hostile propagation of
their peculiaf iRstitatoas eEeEthesB9b-
lie Territories. Is nets now saeeaE that
all this is mere neanshiRe0asWere
blunder ofpolitieiansrSinyelving acom-
pound error, frstdwithBregard tozfhe
purpose of the Soath;saands seeoqdly,
touching theinteEestA ndwelEaTea0kfhe
North? The aatsrs1eEeEThayeE had
power TO iniure essentially the former;
while it is clear son ahezotheF add,shat
the South hold inEstheirse hands very
much of the welfare asdIPF0speNtysof
the North. 1t isstAe nhion e~fthestWo
sections kiehTlasaaeliexe dSheifsigBal
success; and aRh6dghiti may Nc Be pa
triotic to adjdssfAe ancestor efgrestest
benefit to the 6de1 6f7thed other,, aud to
determine which has, power to do the
most mischief ip;fheteEent ola dissolu-
ton of the compact, it isl pie nev-
srtheless, to FsffFte obyi9gs fasts bear
ing upon the subject The bS9uthsis
strong enough to 7Ptoteeat haTseit and
that i.a there i 9fthe m9stteg foEeF-
'eryboddXg eoPceed her; PROSPERITY. Fand
none but the blind will doubt her ablll-
Icy, IN or out oftthe Union, 10 maintaia
the government and TO eontinaesfo de-
.yclop her limitiess resources Precise
lily the same languages we a~EoaldAppy to
the NotthEz Fhey arc greats and p0acr-
full in their institutions , ,tbeir industry,
and wealth. They possess speeufdr ad-
.Ivantages and derive peculiar sPrOfts
Observation-Disclosures ofthezffea-fnaaazu
;brinciples of the federal Union. They
fortnngte giu ihe8ing ieonpianded
with a people whose labor
and proddeFioHFaFs=aii- dissimiiar- to@
their own. AheSeryNiNersitN in this
between WHAT'S produced in
THE two s~eofions oftthe Country and the
equally opposite habits of the people,
lconstituS the most powerfnlboaa ofonr
and COMMERCIAL aun ION. sa~
5What,atheB ia etozbes theHghtsa fth6&
srtneddlipssRa haties thus largely bene6f@s
ed, aud OR e adj or n carly al, their prose-
pcrit Z tozfhcir political relations Rithss
the Southyswho eo~ntinnerIto assaik thsmsz
and t6senfbreii the otwossectiohsfnbper-
lpetual contpoIersy2 But this evikiisss
not aifaonaone side. There, aaresgreat :
aaa4heesAoR paaple-in- the slave -StaAesu
who do little else thaRitalk of the "exi-ss
Ilenee of hostility to southern institu-s7
tions;;'a who stand at the doors. ioftheos
Uuionstelliug all the. Passersj by thatai
theyzare armed forzaR early exit. 41WhsftS
constitute s hostility to sseutAern ilstiaS
tutiens2A rs ASAut r are othe grievances
" hieiF arc fosthrust theR out OF Hazs
4on2sslbosthey ansMertth at, they Il orfhsi7
ern GnItics area ;xnFJ5 abusiye2 iaTlasansr
let them remember that Exterez HaHa ~.
also faibdf deiunridtion, saails tdatsAIr.
Sew;rdJ MrsG arrisUn4 and the, Duohessd
OF South ,1laldblfaye, no nl0feF poMerh-iz
erss'southern- institutions + than,s the "a
King of SSiamsshAs oyer the aGnitett -
StansScapital. IDS is DO eriminal act forsi
a man ing EBgland d. or this country to v
make7a duHeeiof. himself and aifbithsere,E3
we would sthlriHsists that zSEEG afrisdn e
and ArsSeward should beze5e mpt, for
they arc constitutioaaily1 aseaka on,thea-
rof sIavery4<sBut atieuefare mas .
n~ys.Sewards aud Easrisous5 imthe Sodshss
-yeryilnanyiwhe- act upoRnpab1ie seusa
time MT ips aa,Aopposite sdireetioRat67be =
sure, but tozthe same seffeet;ii-3 saI ssegt
3 Butsas eallsensible men sofeither secst5
ION have come Ito the Conclusion that 7
auf' slavery qaarrels arc utterly rbarreR 81
If practical fruit except to array pcopas@s
against, peapie, and to bnild, up under
aycrpment4.nncenstitutienal .fac-4s
ioBs,lwhy should cs have Any exe.
sectional emen21 Why does .fhe.k
about. what theyswils do.5nt-
ceatingepcics,. and the ,Northea
1rate and prattte about the ,sSslav sc Oil =;
the sSslaEe Power, and sslaEe,
lrigers2"'ai What. sense is there in these
erms of ir~eproash? Why should we
quarrel. about a matter which we cannetu,
10 idle. or eontrel2 Nobody is so want-Jt
ng in judgment, as to suppose = that
is'to be maintained or abolished
" parties. 1t is not a Pc itical, affaiF-4 -
democratic Or republican institution l.
r. Doug as fInd, the Democratic
CaUCtFS. 'Hi "z@@ ySs3f -
AS the correspondents of Northern,
apers have undertaken to reveal the
lets of the ca1cus in which Mr.. DodSs9 o.
IS was dis placed from the ehaf}43n-7a'
nip of the Committee on TeArtrftoriG&g,"vs
would doubtless prefer 70 have
leir connection with the matter correct:"o"
apprehended by the public. 1''D"1i a"H
We have reliable Information tIiat the ~
blowing Senators either spaokae or Yoted9ai
favor Of a proposition submitted by
[r. Clingman, against any change fl 9a'
lie rQmmittee on Tetriiorieg,5 Vizi{2.a a5
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