The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03
A PregnanAdmilon.

The Hon. VIM. ". byce, of nth Carolina,
made speech few myths ago. Eberczer in
| that STATE, in which H. bade thoilowing prog
nant and laconic admijo
There are persons The SoHtwho justly in
ccnsrd by the hostile dIrsa of arge portion Of
the northern people, stain e5eraggrarat'Rg Is-
SIZE that arises IA 0rdeI 10 dteRGt,hc tTO ScciiDHs,
and by forcing pO'reT to The Ids Of a sectional
Pariy North, 10 force d South ~ EerOiuii0H.'
Considering the sotce whcndhis comes, it is
a most suggestive Observation-Disclosures 1t
tells the Truth, aud dry intotcnt man in the
country knows it. Idiscioscsow the section
alists of one part ohhc couU play into the
hands of those Of anShcr part it, Tat the Sec
tons may be forccdinto mutt antagonism in
order that the dismeiborment the Confedcracy
may be brought abat. vo illustrations Of
this truth almost DIV. W. how "combna-
tons are formed" tho lanego Of Mr.. Rhett,
and events shapi" TO sliete the North and
the South, to fan b. fires Ganaicism, and to
weaken the consctaiiyc streth Of the county
Now, II is these Wy purposdhat the Constiu.
tional Union parihas hccnormcd 10 counter.
pct and defeat, ari thrIcby g. the country, u-
GLIDING all lis grlt ntcrcstaatcrial and moral,
from the evils Of scctionalis in the first place.
and the convulsios 10 which logically tends, and
il not checked ~ st finally Il in, in the sccoud.
And the mcmbcs and firn ofthis party intend
70 effect their olfct if cncrb harmony, faithful
no IL r.
and magnifcet puyposegill accomplish it
They may be d. atcd, butey DO not think so.
If die they mud they willie hard, with their
i9c's to the foe Thcyll cg 20 it While a single
mast or spar o sail rcmai1in sight.
We cannothrlp quott enc more sentence
from Mr.. Eoyc's frecchbovc alluded to, as
follows:
Under thcf circumstars, think en- au-
thorizcd 20 6nsidcr this ucston Of slavery in
the I"ritoris as purely scula,ivc. True states
manshlp ccHi5is in the ptuit # the practical
tor government is a pra"tal affair As we can
gain nothing practical b the most ardent and
pursuit of this iurstiun, ! think Il is
wise IN us ia dispose G IL for the present. by
leaving Il where the Coritution and the Drcd
Scott dccis5n now place
That is ubstan;ially vat Mr. Boil and lrr.
Everett AID Mr. Clit4dcn say. The whole
question purely spccatiye" Of no practical
ia.nc whdevcr. liur,ovgnmont consists in
he ruTsH Of the practid.' V, we are hating
he air bout az iutarible will-o'-,h--visp Of
bout as tuch value asa discussion would h.
bout cort.uciiHg ra,nsd to Africa.
II IS nj time for Sousilr, practical men to quit
rch nosrnsc IS this Il /, 'hr rufsui. Of just
uch ''Pfrly fP"culatiy5 ah,uri.'icy as this that
las rrokc"d all the cIccmc8t ti;t W. row VII.
less in be- country, an, that al.,ady begins to
Hrc' ii'bnsin"Ss inb.rc:S' l. i not time, We
sk, f'rs paus" l. ifuot lime to crII into re-
uia'i'c common scnaand SOHO regard Of our
ommf''i Interests b5rrc tn latter an seriously
'oPai'di Shall nc .rgcr follow The transc.n-
entd had-cip' aud hir-splittcrs through all
ieir t"foo'ctics and ark o'lantcrn quagmircs at
lie has'd "i commercL ruin poverty, taxation,
nd 20 long train Of disasters that never fail to
conUIsions
Lee the agiiculturSis and merchants Of the
'rny look to their interests We do not wish
acihe character ~ alumi5ts, bat h. who DOES
ut $. that the present. disputes Of srctionalists.
isld To their conclusions, will affect SERIOUSLY
ID gniIously the material interests Of busncs,
'ni bio' hhrad with whom it is not worth
lil 10 rCaScn-N y. EaHciia.