Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-11

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Secession as Aaeet4rg the seeeaIae
SoGth Carolina s4ys she viii so oOt OF
the Cuton. AID for she foilo9ipg reasons.
| First, The existence, in certain free
tStates: of istWs tending TO obstrucs Ghe To-
iRitive slave IAW. and rendering It diffienss
/ or impossible fog her TO recoyer her SizFes
escaping intosuSn States.
Second, The election of NE. Linco!u to
tbe Presidency.
/ Third. the possible fature prohibition of
slavery in the Territories Of tbe Enitei
States. by possible future Republics
/ the right 70 carry her slaves into such
| Territories.
These are the three iaaotecable wrongs
which lead her 10 .aFE eomFNav with her
+ thirty 5-twO5 sister States, aud eSsaSlISh aa
/ independent goveFnmcas5 The sure and
/ Pa!Pabls sesnik % hszsef viii 5e As follows.
! assuming that she shoQi6 tA allowed
| | pesceshly 70 WI5hdraS:
Her SrSs eFseranc-khe escape OF her
{ sizves-W5tt 6e soz$asi6st5 sSa-toiS. The
/ .Tee StAss-Gs IS ces:ain. would never per-
unls slaves to be reclaimed By q foreign
country, aRd lsezsla.es themselves would
have sH immeASurIbty stronger NEGATIVE
tn escS pc, knowing as tbey would, ,Sfbas if
they but reached he border of SuY free
State they would be free forever. Hence
! : GeZsn Siarrs woGs.s ran away where one
COW does. aad none Nho crossed a tEee
/ SsAte iiue wous.: oe returned.
WITH regari 10 her second grievance
tGe election of 8 Republican Presi1e0t-
il aee8 only be Sssist ;kas :hs. simple, nas-
ed facs IS. and can be. per e. Of no post
bic 5e:simens to her socially fnauciaIay,
OF politically 1t is true that, by secession
she escapes Ar. Lincoia'S rule: bui in do
ing 50 she fies from au evil purely im4g-#
i0sry-
Tie possible future exclusion of her
slaves from the IerritoEIes-aer third
gvTevanee-she makes certainty. and
faSsens that certainty opon herself irre.ne
d6aoaT and forever b. secession. As a
foreign alien nation: She never could take
her Slaves into ssny Territory OF tie United
States. She knows she would receive no
favoss or indntEencieS OF THAI character
from the United States. In the Union. sue
viii share NTH the other slave States Tue
GeI.eht of any compromises or cOnceSS:ous
made wi,;s or. to them by she free Siales
| H. as may peSSlhly be the ease. eef;sasa OF
tne IerrltorieS= shaIt De lett open TO .Sia:c-
] r., she =EFlii, IN tsie Union. reap the ad-#
manages accFutSg tiseressorn to the slave
States; 60t out OF the Union. she will be
deprived OF tnas G1Sani4ge- She thus
proposes, ey SeSeaing, 10 seut herself nus
from All sne ieEr.tosieS.=6eYonG4 ali pers9-5
NeetnFe q ana toE ''is# ssu'<.-
o"ea IS Sae iostc#s ID such she FSi!cY OF
/ secession. gram IN 8 u grievance oi South
IAsoi'na - 10 9e Just what soc says S2ey sre-
/. ~ l. man woo nao oeen bitten oY q dog
! that was possibly mad =shoos6 resolve and
/ proceed 70 get h'mSelt bitten oy another
0og, Qndeala Oily Eaold. ne Woisid be lcHFIng
! his troubles N precisely the same fashion
t1sas e0E# ofRtlren 81 the fssMetf0 State
are TemedyIng ii.elrS.
oho0ld 1eorEIa, Alabama, AiSSssSlPpll
a1u FLORIDA acc"mpSny or soii"Y South
Saroiina out=ot ine uso0. their position
viii oe Slmitar to that Q! their leader
| tlley Will eject an increase and asEgsgrlys-
Vatlo9 OF t9e wrongs anu alSaoIil1les now
eomptaIneo @ OF, andz now. pronounced IN
sotetaole- ne rev na1lon To:'id hare
.y an army ana nav. 10 ceeaie aud support;
]! 4 snia.l man service 10 snstaln. Nhleh, II
PteSeENeo 5la Us present enS'ency n; aud
n''neteneSs OF ns,W1li give them
a oeheleGeE somewhere ?! among tue millions
10 pFos'ae .oF: toTe'gn ministers. courts OF
ia", ana z4leat- houses to support, and
!t9e OF eastom-honsesz along their entire
lA.ana trontier yer, % maintain, IN common
MiSa y. 'sle y Gn!teQ S9ts stes.
Ihese Things cannot De done without a
large revenue. which IS only deFlSa6le
4 rom "a 1atIon, or from ons1eS on imports.
tIfHayafiOns he reS0FfeE4- IN lea vino imn0r4s