Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-01-05
POLL u LGAL.
The Address to the South.

The Address to the South.
The .td,!ycSS of the Pcotic Of SonM Curoli-
nu .I>scmLicd in Conrcnt5on, IN Mc Ptoj,h.
?f III, SloreAoIdny .StotcS of' Mc tnjicd
states.
1t is seventy three years since the Union
between the United was made by the Co,sti-
tuition of the Unitcd States. During this tune
their advance in wealth. prosperity and power
has been with scarcely parallel in the hiSto-
ry of the world The great object of their
Union was external defence from &c a"grcs-
SiouS of more powerful natiuns; which object
Is now attained, frum their mere progrrsS in
power. Thirty one millions Of people, with
It commerce and NAVIGATION which cNrlurc cv-
cry sea, and with agricultural productions
which arc necessary to every civilized people
command the friendship of the world But
unfortunately, our internal peace has not
crown with our external prosperity Niscon.
tent and contention have moved in the bosom
of the Con.clcracy for the last thirty FIVE wears
Outing tls timc, South Carolina has twice
called her people together in solemn Convcn.
tlon to take into consideration tAc aegrcSsiuns
aud unconstitutional wrongs pcrpctmtcd by
the people of the North ON the people of the
South. These wronYS were submitted to hv
the people of the South, under the hope and
expectation that they would be final Eut
S"c'' nope ""I expectation Lave proved to be
''''' i"N''',' VI Pr"H"c'n% iothr"r"hcc' our
acquicScrncc has only iustigatol to new torms
ut aggression and outrage; and South Carolina,
again assembling her people in Convention,
has this day dissolved her connection with the
United States
The one great evil, from which all other
evils have iluwrd is the overthrow of The
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