Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-07

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-TIps secesslon- QuestlOns--..
fSprm CHaorsobs: That your readers
maj iudes whethru compromise with the
dishnjonists wil probably be made, or
whether tboy pretend to listen to offers Of
eo6upHmiso merely TO gain timeS for the
seizure of F6rts and Arsenals, and enable
thdr do-consDrAors in other Statesto 90
complish traitorous designs, the following
'pc,,t extracts from letters have been copisd4UF
the National InteiiiseScer, Tof Mach and
April. 1893 shout two months after the frst
traitorous movement Of South CSfolinA ~
supposodto have oeyhed. Tho. ifiepls1of
he UNION ,should) M XIV Il. .tpfSlY n
talk about cumpromises afterwards with
those who do NOT, keep ,them longer than
suits their interest. They have enumerated
no real trfeta noes or any bot wkss Sahbe
redressed under the con tiutiC, q. of e course
We ~ nf. '',ss 'I',. s.s1srs,r .,SH ,.on
oas o,s". .o'n,,n@ 20" ' ''',1 ~ .I"~snS - Sc
arIpy Ias .rall & ~ nj. ) s,t,ls.5ixss strd..
WI l Smith for formsr,v INV; se,sstor Of ~ iJu;tsd
States from South Carolina, in the National
Iptelligenccr, of March 10, 1889; aa-
The Tariff law Of 1915, he says "wAs passed
by majority OF only i've. peihoun
carried to its aid six South Caroiina votesi''
Had Mr. Calhoun and his FIVE ptkaf Voters
gone against the bin, itwould hsvs bssa esq
atived by q majority OF seven. -, This "
mere sketch Of the part Mr.. Csihoun, Mr.!
Nspsa's Gov. HAMPTON, and Gen. Hsynd
acted in perfecting those systems, which they
now with one voioo publicly proclaim ss,so
| Oppressive, so unjust, and SO unconstitution'
al, as tojustify dissolution of the Unieti 1T
the price of blood" ''ThosegentlSmeS have
shifted as by magic, sra Nave with y DARING,
unexampled in the history oefscfioh, shifted
4 their own illjddsdd and rsinms pol'ey upon
the people of New England" ;" ''''
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