, 1860-09-07
SOUTH CAROLINA SAVING TIRE
-IINlON: -.

John Brown raid and the meetings Leld sub
.sequeut to Browns DEATH in which Lis action
was approved, Nj. Perry says: - II
= Whenever there is sufficient evidence be.
fore the county 70 Induce the Southern States
to believe that - non .slsveholding States have
gkaerauY adopted the fendish doctrines set
torsh in The addresses and resolutions at the
john Brown 'eympathiziug public meetings,
a1a for disconntcting st once, and forever, all
political ties which unite us, al one people, with 1
the Northern States. But l feel and know that
such sentiments are now utterly Eepudiased BY
1he whole Democratic party North, as vel ~
and large portion of: the Black Republican
party, composing, perhsps, nine-tenths Of the
Northern people. Believing this, as most sin
,carely do, i sm Union man Till the contrary |
offers, or until zee an orert act of treason
against the Constitution and the South By
those who control the Federal Government. /
am unwilling to break up the Union 90 an un
certainty. vii taks no counsel from base
fear or cowardly apprehensions."
, That scare.crow being disposed Of Mr. Per
~ sets forth The victorieE that the South aud
Slavery have gained in the Union, 80 truthful.
" and so conciaelg that We do rot see how
those whom he addresses can fail to be con.
vinced thatin the Federal Government, and
the so-called Democratic party, they have. q
bracee Of friends.upon whose good offices for
: lhe extension and perpetustion Of human
bondage they may always fels:.
Have We any such causes at present for break
: ,qg up tse toxernnent 'Ss sad dlssolsinG the
ment nine slave States have been sddsd to he
confederacJ, !iz: Kentucky, Tonnesse. Louis
and Te1a. NJ saTe
been excluded from the Federal Union. The
ths peope Of eTer9 ne9 Stste sha deas ,9ar fa
themselves whether they will hare sr prohibit
eanc,;ared hx so aPrssd.nt m.s Wn'
Calhoun IN biz Cabinet, heA been repealed, and
,h ~ Narthsrr ~ ,esdaa, t ~
paased q fugitive slave law within q fsw yehr
pest ihts ~ has been enforced BY all the
their Judiciary the Goyernment has dec1a1ed
that the. citizens Of The slareho|ding States
t5s oH9 m .Pe rs Saves
zlaveholding S.ates- hare to move their with
tslf proptsa.yc tr me seaefs! Goxxernment shas
nx prohibiting slave , II he Ter7itoFies. and
that tbe 4sf1ttot1atG atGoverhments hare po.such
tIe analogy BETWEEN our. present grievances IS
and those Of our forefathers, who separated
'tnm ae nennh1cs I a1a es'@''snso Inc
While xa..1feva M xdouht that Mr. Perry
vill succeed in knocking Ksiu,s p],os;n the
| rsad we f,ar 70 forc;b1v does he nreaant The
urono;s which tha North bos endured TINT he
g;1r rs-c;t. ,ba sn;r;+ ~ d;sun,o, be-o H.aha
the whole storr-tbe i,nned;ment. xyhich
bove bpen mt in tha vsv If the deve,onmtnt
or Nortber, ;ndn,trv ..t,,o ,n.,,,ts ,rd ;n;,.
ries which ara he.aped upon Northern men IN
the South the succs,s which h@ been achisy-
cd in the rs-ooeuine Of the African Slave
rrsae: the plarinc. potorions:- updeni.bl
| facta 1f. Southern -usurpasioa ;a-Kansss. the
uneopal disir;bnt;on of ,tha favors and the
natronat,a oe tha E.dara1 Governnent The
corn,nt;ona a. washington ,oa ..e,l.trorn az
a,o,ant uherehv No,.hern man have heen
1l'oo ~ t"o 01Ep'ts VI ''usu0AA ''Ae'@ou go =,
the Southern lust for Territory, no matter
ho# 70 be acquired, o7k9' WHICH ela7et9 may
he extended ?-had Mr.. Perry set these thin ):
forth as cogently and forcitly as be has: thu
I other matters Of rational CONCERN to which his
| attention was directed. his letter would hay.
nncxed , .,nost ,,o,ant d;ann;on document..
.,.a,t l. ,ha Wi, -,s... e,.,t. - ~,
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on.oa ~ .Pf.he'p'o ne'e. e. 'oIsot'en LII
m'sa1se "oolo nave oeen Ake Inc lfashman
| gun, deddly at each end.