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that the election Of Lincoln was the de-
sired occasion on which their rebellion
should commence. The people" he said,
have been .cdncated for this movement
from the time Of 1928 up to the present mo-
ment- The resolutions on our statute books
have proclaimed aloud for years and years
that South Carolina is ready: Why, sir,
we have been waiting for this rs years Are
We to 60 through another rs years job ?"
Long before tile Republican party was
called into existence by the assaults Of the
iohgarchy upon the. rights Of the North,
there was an organized disunion party in
the Cotton States. South Carolina has acted
'the part of school mistress, teaching dis
umon and the other. doctrines Of Calhoun
ito the Cotton 6tates.. She has only re-
znained in the Onion to persuade her neigh
bors to secede with her. Her time has been
spent in poisoning their minds against the
Union and rendering them disseminated
and unhappy. She has drawn gorgeous
pictures Of the glory and grandeur, the
wealth and the power to be derived through
a Confedcracy Of the Cotton States. She
!las persuaded them that once out Of the
Union, they would have free trade and di-
rect commerce with Europe; and that they
could sell their cotton dcarer and buy their
goods cheaper; than in The Onion. She
tells them that once out Of the Union they
need no longer be dependent On lie border
States for supplies OF slarca hut can ;,nnort
them by hundreds ofthousands direct from
Africa, ut oue-qunrtcr the prices now Maid
to tile breeding States" They, poor nic-
iscrless whites, are made to believe that
every man Of them viii Get a cabin fiji, of
slaves for n mere SONG A grand s1.rs
holding Empire. In Ia l,c fonndc,, ,r,,;o,,
will take in Mexico. Central Amcr;c, ,na
tie West India Islands sncr ,re t1,e H.
iplan ideas that have inf1amed tho ;,nan;n.
lions Of the whites in 4he cotton Co.,
The prcscnt Union has hecomo irsso,,o
and hateful to them md thev arc see,.;nn
!, pretext Ia rid themselves ~ - rost.e;.,s
and of]ient;ona Thev co,nr1.;a 49,. 49,
l1,po;,;ra s,sva ~, -.
l1,,t +,,ov ,o-o~ ~. ~.
fC,,e cnforcornan+ - .,,". 49,. 49, e4A'
hnnds- .,,o rodara, ~ et,a.. ,ta -" ~ - me.r
,w to,,s a.a:c,s":. i os ~ III .ne'l
;~,,;aa. ~ ~ .sS., s%s.>s n -. o"u 1e,s5 lucy
,.LS,., % g c.!,s. . o.3 Jus passed. "
i.:a-s:.~ - ~ ~. ~ r.. 1se' e"e1 e4'1]eas from
1,s..:p, = ~ .''esS 'a"S aie no' consul
- iva,, :,..,i u.s oup.eu' 1ou' - ''e creature
~ ,"e uHe -. pronounce them
if.u'' aug VOC. :.os nencc' ootn thesc ob)ec-
.1ohs ate taso1o4a ana merely 1aua-hnd-
III: f:,,t t,,c t,,eoa,ors -, a,ioco H..
!, s,.,;o.o, .s.s;5s.. T e4a': Lincoln Is
lie ia tie cho;ce ~ H. rss,a ~" ecu. s..u'nm
l,bn;.a ~ 49, - *.e.u 60 0'a'e' 'ne
;.ho;oe ~ ,ha p.o;Sa n c.a.s" SUES anu ,the
@noro n.,s ~ ~ ths ~ s1.n~ 1880 &C.. "no' 1ul.ner-
,r;1,;nr ~ o,,;do ,,r t,,a ,.;asa [ "ls .nuleiy
,o,;,.- e,;r,r s~x,ras.aa - -, " Wv 'ua-
,.on.t,,,,,,on.1,,r o,oe*aa . s-s ....s o'en
,,c,;cvcs ~ h w;,, a,..n,s. - ~. =. ;-:7 1e1
Tin, ti,o;r !. nec,,1,,r t.e.;,s,,;.,, - e ~
Efa,c whcrc II er;sts 1rroa 1,-.n,,,as -
The Government are st;,l n ,boir h.nds ~.
ib,c Senate. Tie house and the sunrcmc j
Court No oycrt net Of aggression on ,he;r
constitutions, r;ohts ,as hon ,com,n;..sa
and none IL annrehended The. u,ho,s
trouble 1,as it's root rs before described rbe
llre-eatcrs want 10 get out Of the Union On
any prctcuse. They are impatient to set
pp a separate Confeduacy. and re-open the
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