Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-16
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Let,meetihgs' therefore be held in every
county in Alabama, to select delegates to
q State Convention to meet not later than
the sth Of Junes to appoint delegates TO the
adjourned National Convention at Baltimore
which assemblies on the 18th of this month,
to nominate candidates for President and
Vice President. TGe other States whose
delegations Have abandoned themselves to
the Vaccinations Of the unholy Slidell- Dav-
is-Yancey coalition, will at once take
similar action.
From the Petersburg, (Va.> Press, May
5th, 1850:
The Convention having adjourned with
out the accomplishment of the design for
which they were sent to Charldsto6 Il may
be regarded proper for us to- state the 10.
sition on the Southern delegates. sss,.s..-
we are clear in our conviction that the
secession movemen. was all wrong, and can
not De justified to the satisfaction Of any
one, unless they are first willing to announce
Willingness and desire to bring about a
disrupture ofthis glorious Union which has
for SO many years found strength in the
hearts Of all true patriots, both North and
South. The South has for q long time pro-
fessed to be devoted to the Union. and n
most Of the speeches made by Southern
orators, we find the fire Of patriotism burns
bright, and long and loud are the tributes
paid to the glorious dead who fought hed,
and died that wessight enjoy the rich her.
itage Of Republican freedom. Yet all this
must now that we have grown into gran.
deur unsurpassed by any other nation on
the broad earth be wantonly, ruthlessly
dashed down, annihilated and destroyed, on
q mere abstraction. All this and more is
threatened by the course and line of policy
proposed by the secessionists from the late
National Convention. Now while we pro-
fess as much love for the South and its in
stitutions as any other man, yet we do say
at this particular juncture we can see no
reason for any movement which has ten
dency to produce so disastrous result. Oh
one thing the south or that portion oft who
sympathize with this new move on the part
of the Southern men. will find deep and
earnest sympathy from quarter from which
few men who really love their country
would desire to obtain it. Is it generally
known in this State that the Black Repub-
can party would much prefer to see an ultra
Southern man nominated to Northern
Democrat ? It is generally know that of all
the Democrats on the face of the earth, they
do most cordially despise Stephen A. Doug.
las !; admitting this fact, as Admitted to us
|by Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, We
would like 10 ask If they are not actuated by
some sinister design in desiring the nomina
Etion Of a Southern man? Will not this
course be we'll calculated to array against US
a large sectionelparty at the north, who will
overwhelm US at the South, and thus bring
about all the dissasreeable attendants upo;
civil war
Now we propose, in this last paragraph
t" give another and perhaps the strongest
reason which operates upon the Republican
party and causes thent to- desire the de.
feat Of fudge bougias' namfnation.. and it i:
this They think he is the only Democra,
in the Uuion who can ut this time be elected
to the Presidency of the United States.
good reason for their hatred surely. T..