The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-05-06
WILL THE SOUTH 90 FORWARD OR BACK
WARni

Submission to u pulpaLle wrong, whether by
mn individual, u State, or nation, and from what
ever motive, invariably invites to repetition
of the trespa ss, and generally in an aggravated
form. or the truth of this, oil history Is full OF
examples; and Of an historical examples, there
IL none more remarkable and striking than that
afforded by the course oil the South i'll reference
to Northern Abolitionism
When the Southern lnembcrs oil Congress SUBJ
mitted to the outrage of the repeal OF the famous
"Twcnty.hrst Kulc, which prohibited The recep'
ton OF Abolition petitions into our National Leg
isature. they committed "a fatal error the ulti'
mate consequences OF whlch 10 one can loresee.
MIR. Calhoun seemed to be almost the only man
Ill II public position who had an adequate cohceP.
ton oil the magnitude oil inc i'lscniei, or Ut AL
events who had tho patriotism ana ooldhess 10
proclaim II: onc oil our correspondents mas a'.
ready copcd poitoh Vi one Vi HIS great
Speeches ON 'hiS s""T'cI anu MS "o'uS arc S'
respondent with the i'SnI "' ruth ana wsoph
40 truly proph"lic, anu so aPPIoPri''c F" INC
orcns'"li-'hal we cannot lnreso Inc pleasure Vi
agaih reca'iihS 'hcih 10 'ho "''c"''"h Vi "'c
feahcr. =, -,
~ make no Impeachment OF hhouVe' SAID ne.
III rcpiy TO Mr. I'ay' III ''e aeoale oh ,"c r'Ght
:" rc'''"n, o"t I'LL" co''iPGiieu 10 say ,n'l WHAT
''e mas s''d ana inc course no 50 s'io"s'y rr''o
menus III regard 10 'nc"e Pet'''ons' hG e,.'ou'eI
eSpcc'a''y AT 'h'' moment ~ no 'n"c'' n'I"l
We s'""u nave '"c '""y " "uoP. t' W ie'c','
.heso sithder"us anu 'c:i'urJ Pe'it'o's' 10 ''Ne
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c"se WIN tn''' '"'n"'S' Us tne ,'t"''o' ""s'ses'
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'nS lues'io" 10 ,',e oot''.'' m nave Eie"er u
u'uc' every p'SS,"'e aspect i"e'' 10 u" ''.':'S
""s nut i" P'o.'P'' oeI.i ana ""Go''P'o'''s."S
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r'sht even TO mention 'i'e subject !" any other
.nse ''''." '"'' III "h'c" IL Is ''cnt'"hea "N !he
H"nttu''on ana tnat every member attempting
" ''r"S' ~ ""S"' W "c "s'''''''y si'cnctu ny '"c
'ts'u'''s o'''cc!S-"n''' we say, 'h"sc 'ic's are
,'Meh '','" eo'Sne,"''", ''no c"h'raS'en "''h the
."uisc No"S'eSs "'s nce, pursuing LOT many
Se''' P's' VI, ''i'S s"'!cI.' VIC arc c''a''ci ="
'. so"c i"e" "Plr"ac''"s5 Go'rec'"eSs VI tic
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=.'"'''neIh = i'Em's' ny so'c'"al ao"p'oh OF the
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"S "' ioi o"' S"'"'"cc u" .ne '"'ure' Inc
I"c.,on IN, now S mas l',o H"",h ,n;'ds up her
""r' " sl,'' s"'"''.'y anu s.''l"a'y |" a"hete 10
' '''' l'i'es vi T"o''.SS'on w '"c "'ms'' non GUS
"s"aus wci -Sor'neIh iaha.,sn Is steadily ma
"''S "foh ."e s'''' choiu'"S olales-cvch I'LL thc
'erS 'ace oi soichnh ana repeated Pledges or ny
harmonious UNANIMOUS movement OF aH her
p'p''' "''ei's 'es;.' "ess Vi "'o parry lic' :i"n
past party pfcuhect'"nS' 10 Take III last Tie hn'i
rcso,1C'oh ,, ''a'' conc "h"t m"y ms Mfdm'"s
| -'""''" rHs"de ""S' S'"i, "fc ar" "o", W once
""n t"'Fft!
Iherc Is hothnS III inc present Condition o'
! INC country 10 ihduce Tile S"u'h 10 act, ana to
act uecisi'ciy; we are c"ntl;irnt that no event
hereafter would ihc'te her I" throw Oh her lcth:
arsy-hot even proclamation ot universal
emancipation by the President himself, pro-
no"hced from the steps OF the Cap'tol.--Ho6ie
-hcfc"ry
H.. r.u.,, c,y ,:,. A., ~,
&c Anr;, ,t"u o"p'y ' ."c o,
IN Manoi,a " W'I a., a." Sa'', nen
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az, n,.a '.t y, u'''E "'oeu 1 "e,, we,e pres
n";.I | " SnunI '"G',' , OH "IaeS nrooho' Tue
n"yan % oain"nh' INC speeches were i'iiicr
iorll'' respecting the best source from whence to
r draw the required supplies OF the staple. Dir
Danoy seymour the new Vice President OF tho
board OF irade' who knows India well, was o
oplnlon That our Eastern possessions were capable
OF furnishing fnniteIy more cotton than coulo
be consumed III this country, if proper meani
:. were laken I" ensure the requisite facilities lt
also ndverted to the ample means for the same enc
wnIcn the west ind'" Islands present.
o'heT speakers also dweit upon tho capacity o
nharwhat ana 'c'gea"n,' III lnd!a' TO supply
'"Ge l'an''t!es OF raw c"tIoh' provided that The
se.tlte''t oi ,''e 'aha tenure ana othsr improve
'en's ior rehncrIhs the country satisfactory as
,es.aemce Is lol europeans were carried Out. Inc
western ccnS. Vi Ar'ca anu more esI'e'a"y tht