Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-13
saEEIEY ON THE Right OF SECESSION.

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~ .p tDe United states Indicated, according 70 the
srs prescribed By constitution, Their desire hai Aorahsm
ucon q II no' shan be their next Prs'aenr ana
Of me popular vote for them, and decided MAORI
" Of electors Who VIII undoubtedly vote Tor and sens m
m be formally sealed and forwarded TO Washington there 10
be opened and counted en- given day R h S n
NJ John Breckenridge, President Of the senate 70 declare
Lincoln Hamm duly elected President and Vice President OF
e peops 40 not like this very natural DOsbery dis
ia bhd That not generally deened the preferable seat
bal The rule unAneete By that Circumstance we know
led when Adams defeated ard Clay and Scott and Fremont
Il bdeodcdy peasAater 70 bs on The glneng SIDE epe'V
vh-,-as nos Il happens also 70 be the rightside.
ympathEs via the Astsd bat We eAnnS, reeoTms na
them % do anything desperate what's ne use tnSy are
rad their way had they been subjected 10 We discipline o.
dvs 0.sn = We have they would pFSosS SsA We INV.
TO learn; ana Oas me difficult requirement. that Of
% .Sh Informs Us that most Of the cotton States
sdtanS withdrawal nom the Union because OF Lincoln ee
ton ysSv we'll they right 70 mediate and meditation Is
proatsbe employment leisure We have chronic nvn-
,6le dsunon remedy for either Nor or
tween the ALLEGED disease and this g'a heroic remedy sun We
say ANYBODY sees d. 10 mediate dsanlon e men 90 80
sited base and hypoerie row ha te hous onoe
ed a. southern aboat the ears otJohn quincy AdAus
petitioner had the right 70 make nc elae'l va e
ber daty % prrcn; r. And II the cotton states eonsd
he value Union debaiahc maintain hr perfect ts
o. dicufsh Nay We hold van yeusso9 70 sn ~, hsv
OF commun alter Ao sh % rs OF government tt nave
come s.fsaei that DO better out OF t1e Jnon han IN ~
10 asi % suy ia patco The rshto seed may De
evolutionary one boz g IS ltrsrtes Gl0 zee 40 gt SO
llio oas prrt AIrs rgAf 10 icaHf 9nots parry Hsd
ftl nsrraf We resist the aise ted righ OF any
stt 20 remain the and nul ny defy ths laws tereo
u t,tfcr rom tfs JtioH q gatis dereht N uter AND
henrv.r eonsd section OF Union shah dehoeraey
rBov % 20 out resist al coercve measures signed 20
Keep IN wehopc live In republic whereof one sec
illa = nreI Co the reiida- bY bayonets ~.
Rat ttut uphold the practra marty not we an
sat Iht az se,ron mu Insist that The tep be taken,
Ewes shall be- the delrerSOn and gravity behtng 80 mo-
nt5u, an ssu- Let angle time be gveo for ec9n let The
tbirc be ally canyassei 5ere e people and lei popular
vote b. taken In ryvry fore secession dcreed Let the
people be they urged 70 break up The eonde
ton et thea have sides Of The question fully presented lei
them reflect deliberate then AID et the act q secession be
he echo unmhakable popular nat ildgnen thus req
5e- d-uand separation bAcsed Would elmer De acqu
seed In without the edau blood tn So who rushed upon
carna.e 10 DEFY and defeat would place themselves clearly In
the . 49, a. ,., -
The being nsugurAied 10 ne Cotton state Win
view ta1psrr1y secession rs de 'ute OF CAVITY and
ga force bear IN. unmi,t tkable Impress OF haste
rus. OF the popular iudg nen lheS seem clear
peci the South into rbe lion before the base
OF cnuors whch have uld and excited her can be
ra ned b great body o. her people We trust that they
b. VITA calmness, with dignity AMI with anvaver
trust Ia strength Of tae Unon and The loyalty Of
the American people.