The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-04-14

nrc longer. 1t will be forced upon us, ii we are
! prepared to submit.
| I'll" speaker next alluded to the Homestead
bill, sP"k" "i il Is pet scheme of the hhnh
ito: isis, we'll calculated la assist thu cr,rrn,in
societies "f the North IN filing nj. the Trriilo
rics wi h free ."t"s With the n!iurr,prn, of n
homestead in til" distance fee Of cost tn" opera.
il"nS of these societies would hr Increased ten.
i,'l. 'rsny, iii"u into succr>siul pav The. i,.C,.
Ii:"us doctrine ot aiunttcr sovereignty and we
at the South, and ours. are forever excluded
from ni participation in The. benefits of the p,.i,.
lac domain. In this connection he wonl,l tender
Il deserved tribute I" the mauiurss an,l virt,,r.
. Of President Buchanan, who had lul.iiv Vetoed
this ln>I"ns bill The present Administration.
he thought, had come into power under rather
! Inihv"rhhc auspices; and up t" III" tame of
, Naik"i d."nS',' from khnS:IS. il ruu.,. not IL.
shi'i that III" President aoncih"r :..r.rt,.
hle l" III" South. some of his p,in"i;,i.s w,r.
not 80 now. IiS recommendation of srrcit;,. On
ties III len of at rul"rn,s stood p:u:ni:i.uI ,nru..
these. tllrr" cur Representative drew II Iur;I
distinction between these kinds uf du;rs) III:
Pacific Ralro., I'rnirc. and his suggestion cf :,
Mexican protcr;"ine were likewise "l.i.ciiona.
hl" i'nt Mr.. buchanan has yet stood The ir-nl
. at the South an many questions. and il. deserves
the gratitude Of our people His veto of ,i,
Homestead hill his ardent support or tn" Ir
compton Constitution uni his present uufii,rb
ing advocacy Of the restrictive clause nI ,l,.
English t!.'. Form part al his course which r.,i;s
{ b '
wiiIis' ever opposing tn" Administration vL.r.
h" thought lis policy incompatible viii, The in.
'"rcs's {" hrs section had ever given il his mos.
, cordial support when iig,i:.
In r".ati TO the puh;ic expenditures: there
was ample cnti>c for dissatisfaction. in knowio.
;hat sixty millions Of dollars we're nov cai,.I
FOR I" dc ray ih" r%i'anSrs If niruirri.t,,iu, In.
Government. WHEREAS thirty millions We're .uNi
cicnt Tor tina; purpose only sixteen years a.ro---
Ills rapri INCREASE "t expenditures could he ra
inn"!iy accounted for i'll pu:, lay the n.r".si.i.4
OF our growing country. The incr";,S.. still WIS
enormous. and presented fit si'c; of ,:;or,u
lh" Democracy was %ot altogether r"sn,,:,>iilc
Tor this state If things The Rel t;iraus mus,
bear 'h"'r share al the ba'nr. The ;ru..r had
already c"l'n,vnc"d;L w";!, Of =. .,:o,..i,,n.n:.
Thus, sad ia. speaker, - hav, h,ic!iv al
v''r:r'! 10 S"lnr o; the ,:an.c,s that h,.. oar
, pathway III tins t"vrrn'n",tt. Iu'i wilt llnw
n;'tnr-iiv ask iic--wirat Is the Remedy! The
question X one of inuit.n;o;,s Interest, ami
. m"Iii"r To he asked nor a>wrs"., :; -i,;iy In
r"p yin. 10 il. eau only speak io.' !:Iv.rl; anil
; | utter what w"ui'! say IL my VOC" wcr- Ia.
tent III ,h. :;,i:;h Since the tim" when van
hom"r"'i irr with sea. in sac STAT. tc!vc:i ION
"t iS"2, !'av" ever been srvcs>iDist, AMI a
separate >".">,",.;- but The ,.v-:it. t.. ia 10"
r;"i show". hni t"p cl-ariy that ,!n S":iii,.ru
Sint" i lisi y i" make II great nnyvul,i,i ILL.,
i'>. alone. Ny sr::. >'i"n j.. t;.:.i ia" s,ru;h
stand ':i' a. OIL" nIa III 'rnrc uf l.r ii .i.s u,
.hr Mon, having Ir her l,.,.s "!.;rc. the. con.
'''. al III" li''."raiic patty. Eut =: TIA, ruiiv
ra refuse I" stand VIII, ~ then " III il m c,:,n.
, necessary that We tax" own ii.s liu.. rs n
section. II our vino" p"".;", ID, D,np,ru'S v i,iys
iii.d Know N"hIhl~. n:'i l,v h>'.!r their differ.
c!'".S ai'd mnc i'r Ms work: ii ~. Shall f..
s"'vc to-: '!i,r /" avoid al ,>irar, i<sS u.,;
ar old; W. can then make :hc I,rr!ncraijc marry
at the c".;n::y feel that intend to have ..u,
right: III the tu:ou.": "i ii and i..n .,,v,
. may hr h"i". Eut f,iiin. in dis VIA, ,I.uurG
We !". stand stu and have the ci.in. ,l
slaves f"r""i u;'rn Us! livery true >vu:i...:u
heart Will answer. " nrr"r. Sn:Ii,. n!rv,,r.ul
mist i!i'n be h"sun, il no.; bv a. hv some. ,nr.
inn "f tn" slHr" States, ui every :.u1z,iti We
, have th" cxatnl !' If the Uhi 1Hni..u to cheer
us, IN the history of ihcir movement toward, the
not II simultaneous one aud so l..ay ours no,
he. Like ti.n. s"uir tvn more oi ih. slay.
states may be- .nt.il"!",l take the lead ou,j
like them. all ia" rc*t will follow and consum.
mate the grra, achievement. Em; in Il. ni:ia-
t"n "i sncE IL II"v"imrii, irrc ;,;c TWO or ih:r.
s!"pS il VIII be ri-.i; il Us - Ike. First H., MS
dr"p the existing c"Eil'ac,. Secondly. L., ns
t"in Il n"w r"ini';."i with new .uti,!s for our
salty and equality in :i,: tnr.n. /! this l.. ru,
accepted, ti.'n what Is LETT us but Ia t,ii,n ,n
III" bicrzn the banner Of Southern Hr,iL.
lie ?'
The speaker !crc cl"s-.l amid ;!... an ,!nrs2 Of
his ,:'al:"'! n,.l;,"r. We rrvi.: HAT. owi;;,.
I" Iii r'!irl",l'"m V" hly" bra 'l"I",,,I";.t fr
our I""!; upon 1t few nicagr" n,i.s taken t:u,iuu
Ia" :'i,v-ry "f The sI'crch W" haze uev.r,lr.
les r'.!" ,v"r"'i, for hav. reported t.,
;,d:."r 10 the substance of what was spoken and
spoken 80 iorcib!y and cloqucn,lv. --EJgra,ii
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