The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-11-24
Ghstrru Rtlus
. UNION on DIsuNIoy
splRtr o. rms souri,rns ,.,

80 NJ, VIZ au'shtaSea aud disn6 800. 1.
ssof the Union. or the latter y .a.as
irerates Is follows: !, =, sna
First, then, aud In nv -
among Tho most perhiciths n NJ lasIop !.
comes the pfohibitIUn of the slI lYe
after the year lS0e. y, - wan 4
~ means n thia law; 10 vhI.h ....,
ern statesmen unwisely gave Their . .su'e
the South was deprived Of her $780, /,
foreign labor, and forced "a XII, XVI q
supply only upOn the natur.I .;s 4. .oat
Of her labofiHg classes. shs 4. .'' ~.
been retarded nher prosperity M W.
peeled n that rapid eIpanslop n I ~ n
situations which otherwise vonla w ~ Y 4
taken place. u IL q 81 q 80 hase
;sNextin order Che Afi,sopr; ..,,.,... \.
Use, the pet scheme Of that rreas ,ssp 49, -. II
sometimes unwIse statesmen HENRI ~, ~ 4.
THIS, as we all.kuow, has been gs,. ~
yet it, passage worked ifrseove,.l,I. -.
chiefs II led the way 10 that st,,,s s vs., ~.
fraud, the admission Of CaEicsr,. 'y y.
which the South was yilIainouslv shs..s
Of what had been acquired tbroucS r N.
bravery Of her sors. principally =
He then says Of disuniou:
Now, for the sake OF putting ~, I
have to state in q clearer light. al s. ~,
pose this Union TO have been iIssolv.S Z
this government to have passed ars,
and . southern confederaey TO have arisen .
Among the first ;of the acts a n.
southern congress, aitera government M,
been formed, and the affairs Of the cam.
try put in order, win be one declaring ,bo
LEGALITY Of the slave trade, and placing IN
traffic under such restrictions and rernl..
tions, that all the inhumanity once attend.
ling it, shall be abolished. Another Il
| those acts win be the throwing omen n
southern ports to FREQ trade, admitting
European manufactures free Of tlnty n
Exchange for southern agricultural pro
Iducts. .y i ~. .'. RI
In conclusion, / would say, that / am
firmly convinced from past and present ii.
dieations, our rights, our liberties, and
our Independence, can only be preserved
by an immediate dissolution Of this pres
sent confedesacy."
The New Orleans Crescent reports Sen.
Eator Brown as having said, in recent
speSchin that city, .tH 81
/ "In tile event OF Lincoln's election Ii shall,
advise the governor Of Mississippi 10 rs
semble the legislature, Immediately, and
provide for the election Of delegates TO .
general convention. i shall adlise that
convention 10 withdraw our representa-
i tiyes from; both houses Of Congress. thus
/ seVsring oil orr connection with tie fed.
eral government: IShaH recommend tho
Epcople Of Mississippi TO obey all tie laws
3of Congress cnacted M TO the time d
our withdrawal, aud in the passage q
i wbigh We bad voice. But not to recog
4 nize my new law of Congress nor haI.
jsanything further to, do with the federal
government in any manner, unless tht
Iamplest guarantees are given the people
OF Mississippi that all her rights Of per
sou and property will be fully respectful =,
To all Of which The Memphis (Ten.)
Enqnirer responds:
''rfIE COUNTRY is sirE!s
4 NineteeH gentlemen lately addressed 4
letter TO Gov. Moore, Of Louisiana, ask.
ing his views Of the duty Of the South in
me present CRISIS Inc governor 5epllsai
i VIII Propaoy pe asked, n Lincoln
~ siectea Presuent. WHAT should we
South do? To this I answer, that 1 do
not regard II IS wise or prudent to con
nit myself, either as citizen or magis.
uAts, 70 any extreme measure. ia.
sPeaking lot myseii, and LOT myself alone
i ! nm iree 20 say lhat the success q AZ.
Lincoin Wolia l9stiiy tne southern StAIes
! "a "lt!n Tp1 lrom the Union. Da.
do hot adVlse, q Dlnd myself personally l
= ollcialiy, 70 TINS particular course 4
4 tillnk tne pohlhern STATES should meet "
eo pi as some means may be devssa
y sAt ~. u IRON On me dlsHhlon that 81 g
piesa'e, a,ia hohe Noula lament MOle
s,s 49, Y ~, tna 4, u'yseg' AlthogGn ~,
tI sll ~ gloom ana danger, Ian ~ ~
i ~ s. 49,, "Sps 'H"s W snA ~ Hs"''
4 -, ;s, zz} Iga5zaE q ir'i:.,;t
Inc Alnahy (Ga. J Pafr.Of I bFeeh.l
| SPEAKS: oracalariy gseE5 !,
i - Mespeak Us unto wise men, Jndge ~,
nhan We walt until MT, Llncoin y eiec!sa
ana invested with all the power that sne
CONSTITUTION q an independent people ~
confer upon hllns Shall we Nalt ah.i 70
Is declared commandments Of tle q s,uy
euu na,J Z. 'nc 1hl.co elA1s .ss. 4 ~
ny NAit uhsii nv. mas Pvosesa.Vn - 80