The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-09-13

ssSaalss at It's foes. land .ie sos l. wi, DE fas,
readS aesnyS alre indefepd tsat the, saeri,
fee Of the Upiop, Itself, as, much as I yas1e
the. Upiop. But an not willing 70, ace
pfer,attirciy when ehefe fs no .daaesrss As
to'dissolv i,a the Uaionsop q mere nLstyac-
'oo, ,u,sFiybt e.Sarsy Slaves where slave
hoiders nsyeg desire to carly thep. and
where they would be wortiilsss' ifiearrfeds
] AMI cpp0sed fo''it now assd forever y aud
shallis,,deaxor to defehdstbe rights at the
SoavH inc tie, " nion, sw.hers, l. think they
haye been, heretofore properly defended
and may still1be 'dafndea If ihe South Il
true t6 'herstlf.ahd united inatisat defence.
THAT all who were, adisaeiupists should
have rsi0iced ,at The breaking up of the
D"mocrntic Convention In ChatfestonN ts
very natural They saw in that movement
the destruetioh Of the National Democracy
and thsirdefeat in he coming Presidential
election, : They saw in the future. the sl.c.
tion OF, a BLACK, Republican,, and knew what
pow erfnl lover IL wotiid 'Be' iif ftheirs hands
to wie'd against the Union. But that nny
friand toNtbe FedetaL Union, and lover Of
the peace aud. quiet of the, Republic should
'hoye rcjoic.d at such q dire' CALAMITY. ia
most amazing. The Democratic rnrty1had
been he friends ofths' South and the ri,h,s
OF the States. heItrue supporters and de-
Tenders Of the Constitution, and The only
lljust and wise rulers Of the Goyernm.nt
from its foundation To the present time
Under their administration the Fbonnjaries
Of the, Republic had been e. Jagged hy the
acqnisi,i,,n o. Louisiana, sFiofiia, Texas.
California and Oregon. The rights and
honor Of The r public had heen gallantiy
defended in II war with Great Britain mid
with MeNic"op How any g'patriet could
l'eh'ckle and grin over the death OF this gIo.
;rlo,ts oll party is more than apNeompre-
BUTT does Seem that, for1yeais fast, there
has been1at the South a 81 stenatic organi-
zation to weaken and drive frum the Demo.
cratic party au who stand by. it. and~f fight
for IL in the Northern States Their aim is
to sectionalize parties, as the Black Rep,,b.
licans' have done ut the North as the Fad.
b eralists did,duripg the war Of Isr2!-all of
which Washington denounced rs fatal 10 the
Republic. fatal to our Independence, aud
fatal TO Liberty itself ''''7'''" ~. 5,s37
EDisunion@-a word of horrible import to
the illasrious sages tof The Republic, one
which masnot 70 be breatbedby Washing
ton, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and Jack
sopr-is now in the'nt"uth Of every fiibtant
poliiician;; certain newspaper editors: half.
educated seltoolboy. and Observation-Disclosures
1t Ia tho high road te4 office and popnlarity,
anil he who dared repeat, the, dying bchest
of the Father Of his Country is branded n
traitor The same feeling 'is manifested in
the Northern Stsit eS Uy tle Black Republi.
cans and John Disyiupathizerz y Well
may it be said, we have fallen on evil.imes:
and that those whom the gods intend to
destroy they first make mall"
To, consumniate His Folly it Is proposetl
foi'Soufh Cnroiina TO NH rsh nut .of the iBn-.
lion solitary sand alone,r That &c let alone
we shall, do very well, and if an attempt Is
made 10 force us back, the South viii rally
to the rescue. We had better not derend
on being let alone II we Opposes the celIec.
.tiono Of rdutiesy ,gWe3 may Withdraw our
Members Of Congress and no, one will dis.
,tnrb Suso in 1851 President Fillmore did
not mnnifest any disposition to let az alone.
He sent troops to Clnrleston!l 2 Gen. Jackson
did the sanie In 1881. c4Ws must not there
fore, expect to- be k,t alone, {, Will the other
Southern States, rally, to our .a sistaure in
doing, that which they themselves think il
Advisable not To dof'a Wu,iid Ii not, Re more
prudent to getHihtm' TO unite with us be-
f"reiland da' bhnd If tl,eyo will not uni,e in
our action, for us to stay with them tilf
some net is done wliicil wifi unite the south
7 Thereiis no ydonht at all ,that-if ,heTwhoIe
take care OF tileinsrl YES III = aay emergency,
The prorer eourse nfors South CaraJihn 10
Fparae17is todsay Stos the stherg Southern
Stats she is reajyato net with them, and
70 wait their -aetion, ,whateyer that may be.
Heavens q ridiculous farce Or a 'lIon,Iy ira:
gedylH hcos 4 q ~ IL FepERRY' :.
I"Greenviile @. H., August 18th, ls6os 49,