, 1860-11-19


~ Al, o.,+. ~ Aha co,fodaro,v avn. r,o-. 80.
d ~ ~ gatss @ -, .a' In r. ouse v 1;aa.
and before tho LIST Of January, 16G1-the day
fixed for the secession Of South CarolInain any
event. now venture to predict that every
walt for Mr.. Iincein's Inaugural, and the up.
ps Frnm tho.c a. aisvcho,,no is cone many
powerful nrrurncnts. br s,,l,,,. Of The abiesf
constitutional LAWYER. ni,,, ,n,itleal writer's Of
that scction dcmonst-,fi,, that t1,r rIrht of
secession @ ] cannot be- rrr"-nised Without danrer
to tie ycry princinlcs IN Which tl,o secedcrs
wonl5 cst3h1ish sontSr-,, conf..,cr,cv viii
nny hone Of gucceas or nnrmoncnce.
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FROM vInolsiA. w., ,x ,sro
&.,..., AcGnAoao, NY. ~ ICY: w.,
,ha ~ ~ ann. " ast @ i ~ th1;ahod
tonrra ~ % IL IVY u.A s ~" w ~ ~ IL
-. 4,.sa ~ r.i.a raa ~. - d. s.ss
Nanarha rans, 'ne tn oo ooron.nv ~ Fscnct, csni.
taiia,s ,.,f", -oa,,;rns +ni, soynotf,n oftha a1
;s'asro -, ha re,idoraa r,e+ssot t,o ,n.+ ~
eon give n us o%n "o1as'
...,a ,-ha-.,. =. ~...,,.n.. -, IL. ,nno,n+-
mcnf " eicrtnrs ma,oqifv nT yow ore ri nown "a
b. favorable to tie cscio cf scctionsl candidates.
al President and Vice President Of the Guitcd
States, whose principles ard views arc believed BY
alsFSe p1Ition .! " Southern states 70 os u a.
Iccetio an 10 Ioa Hcl
s nrexsa a ~ IS t srg md ~.
G1rcs that HE Of the ole Of ths
Commonwealth should take into consideration the
condition Of public afnirs, and determine calmly
and Wisely what action y necessary ia th!s emeF-
Ecney1l, John Le!ehcr, Goyernor. BY virtue Of the
au1netlty aioIesafa' 6c-' &C:
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Ioll;s " -n!uute 1nen ~ ps.nS l47su n.. ~
ssee'n 'uun.ss " tue 1Ils, an1 noo ...a
ote eatnus.sttc enan tus. 1an p4o
fosS ~ a"sln cofpS ~ esH1a Pt;aoo r,x~u-,
ans peup!s y. ..'.,;.;... caes,,a. - W.
eouuty, Soa'c'Mi'latc ausaanS t,a M3s
u. ~ saI. j., sar ,e
ecs .nc pIog[eS5 Inty W maS.l ~ thear ~
gaulzatlon " a!nues ~. ~ ~ aSo.o aeA' no
'iG" ~ " tuc e"let.to sly y. atls
!ne Etantnet ~ loua! ulecassGs Inc Aupos.
e.u1nty VI xllEaha Ic!sanae ss"S paopeily
Wnain VIII neI Mni.s oInclwlss lna1 y ua,oa .,.a.
VIII ~ otuct .. o.a'S ta.s
pr.4 tss !neu ~ ~ 81
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euat plgPStts, s.u 10 i1sn1Sua ~ St tIan
~ ~, Miu a5 WV e14
1e,o. f.o,', 49, s,i ~, - =. .s 1,et
- .igaa ~ a.; a..s ~ 1919
net stste! stAes, tte win 3ou ~. - - - -
noT eonsas.ent 10 nvc nnaes goss5nm''en. '' tnas
VIII nos pto1grl NY our Property aaa WI aet "
uest1n5 IT, ne Must Mse poNe, " ptutctt
t. ~ nG. aeI ~ aetp5 tue ..a.s
~ ocl"Ssn Ile o.ales, pat W. WIZ nn.es "un so1
NV ~. 1o..'iap pumes ~ ~ aut
,e,, ~ ean:i,sa VI toa nq 1t,tn.
saiue,, - Eaatta,,,"i - 1,,,t
cui.,r u ~ onSv 1no.'e ~ axcrtinr NE NC.
so3n,fa, ~ ~ nrIs:oar eo,,cdr,n, 3- s,,,.
rroco;ic7 1v = ,ans~ and sarn-o et!,,er,1o IN e.,
w1;c ho,b aaet;on7 ,r;ii 10 s,h;on, =, ,.s.,,.n ~
on rninn"s 1,.ssa. T., ,nnro' ,,,',.'r 1900 -
ro,ai,atnrs u ,.aet,;o,t - ~ ~, ~
Th' F.a,;-ar ~ s,;t.,.. ~;
,ontI. .rritto, ot,or ,,,'3, n,;has't;'.., -. a.
c..s ,ar r,1i., !a ,,,aaaa. etnte ~
autl the n;nsnno.s whia,, - f,rasf.dat.s T.
ref.rs r. ,rh,f II c,,Is tfa
ri thc vortl, and fie ctfnrt. ~ tie nn1i,ic;ors
IN f;,stcr ard nsc fnr 1I,c;r osrn d sdfancc1ncnt
The 0rnwinr sentiment ~ intoIcr,nco o,r,i,'st
thc }nmcstSc ;ns,t';ons i ~ tna soutb nnd
then irta;Is n - con,,rc,,ens;rr far,n, 49,.
evils wrOurht ly tilrsc Influences. a,nolr
which ART the constant agitation OF the slavery
questionable denial Of i right to hold slaves
III the Territories-1hc abolition OF slavery in
the District of Colunbla-the attempt to light
the torch Of scryile fnsurtectlon-tAc c1tirI,a-
ton Of slavery from kausas By massacre aud
aEsoa--the carrying Of armed invasion, r4pine
and murder into Nir;inia-thc sending daily
to the South the lrcbr:.na Of incendiary ap-
peal. which creates constant apprehension in
many districts Of Tic border Strttcs, dcprecia-
ting the value Of land as well as personal prop
erty, the creation OF lnsubordlnatiOn end 1nso-
lencc among the slaves, nulliIlcatiuu OF the
Fugitive SlSyo 1,1r cnd tt,cff n sl.vcS r. tI,c
rsinn nf Lnndrcda ~ .hoTs,n.,e nr 1n1,,rs
,; s..us ~. "1uoAeoo VI 'aoueaou0 " 0o4AA4s
a1nua{;
Inc Enqusrtr also rctcrs to the course ol
!. policy which the Republican party will pursue
namely the admission Of as many free States
as possible, and the employment Of the federal
patronage to facilitate emancipation In the
border 6laye States. with view to secure