The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

ihr0u thou. the country. lH' Ft'FEH
senator has always been regarded more Il,
iu tac Erht as o man Of sound sense and ,
practical iulement. than as q DICTATOR and
orator Ills present effort however
would seem rather to negative this ide'
.oe ,aommluj &c IS utherds6cioat in pru-
den-e. Judgment and tht. dispassionate
s.ev Of thlu-, that O. mon bearing the
character which Juie, Ivo-son has al /
ways done. would belso'y Co take; while
1t tho same tiu7 as au 1r1turicii proiuc-
zion. it a OF. u1 moan uretou..on.. Is /
.harcviisnty has moro tu1n ordinary
powers 1E oxpr, sion. The .a1c of the
.r.,.h isirtt. h.t d'wee respondent Of
fhs continued existence Of the Union.
.rd.. rar.e''. c1rs.tsrel o. dauu.1r
production. Tho senator 4Ivs very prop
arI, ua.f rr Union could u., survive OBJ. I.
election err s1 abolition President Bat f.
chem 60 goes On ,r plrrc- BE belief tllt f.
,1at event b. s1-p 90 take place. and Che .
Union bs consequence. o. De d.. r'v,d. .
The entire fea. .rl tenor of tle speech .
sea. 70 show tLa. tho Gsarr', senator s. f.
81 Ett,e avsrro TO the contamination f.
vhitl bo considers So r-at,iu--aud. 'n-
decd. we %, uo. r.-6II.rt 60 have -e,da .
sH.e-l u Congress u which jl,uulou sem
twrut were ID plainly a.1r.i
Now we arc entirely 1usei with Mr.
/ IsgFHo. tHotulsr,yrr che tejs-tre1g.-1-
mont sha.I become ahrI.Garned. tho
southern ~.a,.s viii be cI.J upon rs
every principle or honor. Oh. s...1rlte--
tru and OF interest O. Withdraw ,mms-
| dats'y lrru Che C1gejs,.v. Tac te-
! rmua %. tho b.srk e epun,.yau party. un-
aa tho platform laid down fe ST.. ---,ar
/ nl.. E1.f..f.r 9H.rU. should ana rys
/ f.....r v.rf1 De- .br siru.i .1.. d..-rr.
. con so H. Union. +. ve rs u... f'.r
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OBJ. U....s. g. .s ..p'#.g I..t.n.
/ l.r. t.ag T.e. OH. expedition rae
/ p.us. ur.r 81 ".Hus ... 1g cine
rHte @. e....Iua t.. a.u"Haue
| parts. org won. .1 ~. .H.r .ag .u.Imru.
d. chs N.s.a, a..ti.. .' ta,''r- .rH.n.I
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I puhiCus .H oar or.a %. had u....r
/ 1r.-r,Ju..r .Jr 1..-,ug targ C.Ul ...e
I .u 1855. than ,agv v.'I ever hove gr1Ir.
+ And sgp1..r. oven ,ba. vs sr. I'M. .asen
+ .u tl. vs dl pot rs 5ae wisdom 1, tle
1.... O.. Democratic senator dsI.y-
rr.ut h1u1-ga rom lis place .u the
senate calculated Io discourage bis own
/ uar.g and ,r..rotho hopes o.. i.s enemies,
/ ard the enemies oi Tie South and @.
constitutional Union. r. apFslgs 60 rs
/ Cha. speech Of the KIND could only he
Thought necessary upon the .uppo.it'ou
chat the people ct the south were iu.eu-
'ible to tboir r.sh's-wou,d not Re pre-
| pared 90 adop; extreme measures whom
itbcc1mc neecssary-aud that it was re-
lui7,to 10 inHame their minds aad arouse
their IrelUdices in advance.
We have nome %, these misgiyius7 as 20
the a7i Of the southern people. We
believe tiut they win be ready .o act
whom the time comes. IF come j.. should.
tis the duty Of every Democrat. every
patriot. Co cHjeavor To o1uulerlr, the ah-
o1.iou inaueuce--,o sustain the C1usutu-
G11al party on tle Nor.h. and keep The
| Federal Government In the hands Of tur
only National State Rights Party. When
T, | they fgll in this. and d sectional party ob.
ta.us the admiu.Iat.aa OF Affairs, the
rights and remedies ortac South vill chen
& be ia hes own hand.. ana sho can u.s
them. Wa voa,I u1.. Hy .mpr.s.us tle
= people Of the Southern States with the
: id.lAat the t-..mrh ~ their arcrI... f.
i certain. and mo necr,sit, of d..union in.
i egit1hlr. f...era positive .srtimentinfl,al
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