The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-11

tca old questions as to tie terms Of intercourse are
'again upon you."
The aggressive and fanatical spirit in which tie
war was forced upon the South, and the patient
and long enduring fortitude and patriotism with
which she deprecated and endeavored to escape
it., cannot be depicted more eloquenty or more
to our mind than in the following outburst from
the heart of the Hon. JOSEPH Hour, four years
ago:
''The South has ever deprecated agitation
From her Utmost soul her warnings have been
'for peace and that she might be allowed TO SIT
under her own vine and fig tree and enjoy
"those blessings which the institutions Of the
Country promise alike TO all. Standing with
"uusandaled feet upon the hsllowed ground Of
"the Constitution, and laying her hand upon its
''a!ar, she calls upon the men Of the North TO
"respect her position, TO lorbear their rude on
"slaught, and press her not TO the wall amid that
'everringing cry Of self-righteousnes5 with which
Cher ears have been stunned
Upon the wickedness, as we'll as the absurdity,
of the attempt TO preserve the Union by coercion,
we are proud TO let the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT
speak our sentiments, in the glowing language
of the letter, in which, in 1860, he accepted his
nomination as Vice President to Mr.. BELL, in the
service of "the Constitution, the Union and the
enforcement of the Laws"
"The suggestion" said he, 't5at the Union can
"5e maintained By the numerical predomjaance and
mUary process Of one section eTerted to GORGE the
''otber into submission, IS, IN my Judgment as self
"contradictory as 1t is dangerous. II comes 7oaded
'arM the deah-smeU from fields aret acih brothers
'J!ood. IftEe staZ principle Of all Republican Cor
'crnments as the consent Of the governed, mpcb more
''does Union Of co-cfua1 sorsreiqn States require
Gas its basis the oo7mfary cooperation in as organic
'..unctioRs."
One can imagine Mr. LINCOLN repeating, as oh
viousiy Mr. EVERETT remembered, the frightfu
exclamation of the guilty King, in Hamlet:
son my offence is rank! it smells to Heaven
1t hath the primal eldest curse upon it,
brothers MURDER
What the same eloquent and distinguished gen
tleman (Mr EVERETT, not King CLAUD1us) was
pleased to say on the same subject in his letter tc
the great Cancellation meeting at Faneul Hall
| under date Of February q 1861, commands oul
adhesion still further, inasmuch as il brands Will
| becoming inIamy the save.emancipating policy
at astinaugurated through Gen. Fremont:
''To erPect to hold fifteen States IN the Union b,
| 'Jorce,o wrote Mr. EVERETT, as yyeposterous =
ttThe idea of a cipa ,ror acc1u,nou;od ne Il ,co,d
tHs hva snrryo ;De,,rrcct;o,, il Inn ,onoro,,e IN
"eatertaine9 for a ,oomcn, If o,,y q;ejcy State
''n,ust learc as in the name Of Heqpen la them 90 il
"peace."
The Hon Josrpu Horr carries On, tbo sor,o inc
and accountable views in longnooe which we aJon
the more heartily because il is not Ieqs pnanswer
ohlo thon str;1,;no,.
~ geut,,rc a,ot ), hc exelaimad-;n tho sneecI
ouoted inst now-tct, dc,;c, The f,,o If Tie e,,,.,
'So,th-tblt Jgug ,o,c ea I'm of Sunshine oog za,
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! "Tha organization CT a sectional party }, sal
he. as afep. and st1rf7pg stem, oripeJ fc,r5y5
tthat Capitalization acHch as a f5tboy,7ces amir
''ercr gd,cning for gour federafirc qyeten"
"The concentration Of an ,o7itic11 ,,,ig +
"Udebinqtoa cannot 6utbe re2grd,9 as Hc Zaof m
sIa,iiy qch;cb c99 JejtH tLc I,d 3rL;cL ac an In,
ESQ much. =" = > "Beaeab The iafco,
tHeat oftaat neao born sun aor liberties ,co,7d ,p
Ter dcay as 2ciibeys tJc 0rec berJ amid Inc ecorcI
siqq sands of the A fyjcoD Deqsrju
ANDREW JACKSON had said almost the sam
thing, in substance, wears hefnra in his Fare,vaI
Address, but his language is not half 6
howery as Mr.. Ho1T's nor il his autboritv ore
half 90 commanding now i, tbo c;.o,o. ,,it
whose Measure we desire o. far nc rract;cabIo :
conform ourselves. How tame are tba old man,
words Not a "eulr'' or ssdesert'' in III
whole passage
an" said he, in his homelv way tte,,cL
set,,,qa1c ;q eccy Ico,, anil t5o o;t;,on. ~ ,,,o ce
ntiop of the c,yDtr,, are orrn,,cd n, arms ,,qgjo
'4boec of onotber ist H., b,,,,o end ne II oa,, Uc,
t,,;U he nm end If lie Jrio, and ,r;jb II oDScg5
t4be homes of freenen,,
With Mr. Hours endorsement wa accant III
nronhoor horaror i, .ni,o % -, hon,pl;na.
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et..:,l,o,,. 80
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,4''''' y WV '"'' vi an
gf'hce' we trust that our own loyalty anu orthc
uOXy will forever hereafter he free from fOuht an
superior 10 question: WIN Messrs' LINCOLN
DATES EVERETT ana HOLT on our SIDE, we thin
we can oe'y Tue I"neS' the 1Tt'""e and tn
1mF"""' IT there be any uncertainty still lin
ser,"g III any man $ mind' he must be malgnan
anu oei'faVeo ihueeo IL 1t ooes not disappear
"nen we ahhounce tha' we PIN our falth to tn
''0 VI Ni' HASoiS DhAlR, no" anu hehce
| ioi"'"o1 III peace anu III war, IN respect TO HI