Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22

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tioo q ensef hsgi-trt.fe of the naraa in sfrIrt en-
fornity With The Constellation /. NO an arie,, -. =
% rsleHse Of any state from e It's oRir-isns q
the ouion minority % the pes.tle nav II r~--,.
ded that great error has been committed by NJ -
t,n but for relief IN such contingency he Cc,si,
49,. 4, :, s.ey o. ne u-ni elections. and
agents and servants AZ viii The vorkinx "a .r -
s5nmss y e@ssd upon the praeise. % The isdI-pai.
Die rghfs Of nlsiorities To deay the rixht ~ -.
wae have eonsttutiOoaliy snco-eid by IsiIot 20 ~.
ens only TO be 20 occupied, merely unfair ~
eonstitutionaiy trumtked 10 surreni-r 49, N,
has won, would b. an ignoble suhmi..Isn. a &C.,.
sss sse e-se de.srton Of the Peoples ser
All ehrisfendoni and the infamy % history NE Amxr
lean pe-ple need no assurance that the R~puhIr., ,
party, salalns a. ought the triumph il Ia. Won win
Thy not only claim, hut intend have the Admin
ssf-ion tor The per Of time ao;ted 20 them bv ~,
Of resitance the dIsafi-ed Iesr N an s..sh
oiins movement hsse received the doctrin- lo1v ir
etpi'oea, thAt STATE msy nulfy q Law a. C..u---..
and feceds from the Union n pi.asar, So 49,.
can never To- neulnet Be p-rmitted Ia ..,,.s.s-
souia ee hts 70 the existence Of governia-nt-wo.lS
Dissolve All the relations Which bird the pol, ,-h
er and reduce 70 anarchy the order % The Re,.fi,
IBIS governments entered into by the peo,i~ IN A.
Ssssk ~ <s 80 2 s. sss,.. 49, sss a.
that ercum-tabce bot from the or'e,r,, 80 Il -.
action Of the people Themselves hi. rnIan -. =,
dissolved by one State. nor the rople of ,s So -
OF dol-n states This Government w.s de.igped I'd
"A tlnuffs.n
Secession s disunion. concede % so1th c.rnI,r a.
rght 20 RELEASE her people from the dutie. AMI l,s
oeiongng te t''er citizenship. and you annihi-
aie The sovereignty ot the Union by prostrntine The
ihiy 10 secure the allegiance Could a Gov~rnrnrn,
which could Mt vibdioate itself and Which had e.hIt
tied such sign OF weak ness comma nd r-.,r, - -
maintain it-elfi IL that State ..cesie Nh, ~, -,
Caoi ala aud Oregon and with better r-asss icau.-
tbey are remfe f'm the capital and separated by nm
ihhADite Niidernesses and mountain rane-. ana
may have an independent commerce with fhs .io-..
AID islands Of the Pacific the msrts Of M. Ino.
Wy may ~, rshn.y,AniA secesie and dispute our
may not Louisiana Constitute her,If an fnd-p~prnt
nation and dictate 90 the people Of the Northre.t the
Onerous terms upon which her millions Agricultural
and industrial products might and transit throush
the Mississippi and be delivered to the commerce f
the world IL will be admitted that the Ter-orv al
louisiana acquired In 1904 Coz the purpo.e OF ,ytns
10 the people u the United Stat-- the frre tsyIr.ta
of the Mississippi could have seosd.: VET n A.
municipal rganizAiion b. admitted into The unin
a. state, wIh powers and privileges equal o. Cd. 9th
sne nN! A. bleAsuI~ repudiafe the Uniun ard
forbid 10 the other States the free navigation which
Was purchased At tb- cost Of ALL not fsr L ui.aua
but for all the peofle q the United States claim
presumptuous and absurd oosld never l. aeaui.-i
in The biood Of the gallant Of Kentncky and
Lennessr vas freely sp-nt 10 d-tnd New orleans and
the Mississippi River from trrigu foe ard II h -,
orAhle that the Ch-ftAin With rescued thai civ f,
sackinE, was the sam- who, a later date, by ~.
stern and patriotic rebuke. dsTersed the ranks Of die
uuonists In the borders e = nth Carolina Can IL t-
for moment supposed that the people of the Valley u
the Ni-si sippi will that the great River
shall no~.iOr hundreds of mil through ioregn ja-
rsdction and they T. compelled, f hight their
way in the face Of the forts upon il tank 20
snbmit Ca imposition and Anney arbitrary tnrs
aud eNhorbitSnt duties 10 he levied upon th-r COM
mercei I believe that bcfoIe that day shall eusne
either shore q the Father Of Waters will h. .epulr
OF the slain and. with all it ct- In and the
Cultivated heds upon its slipping slider l. 81 waste IL
shall roll it, 6aming tide la solemn grandeur a. al
the dawn Of GRAFTON know .p-ak for Iliin.- anil
believe. for the Northwest when declare them
ubt In the unalisrable determination Of the millions
occupying the great basis drained by the M--i. mi
10 permit no portion Of that stream Be ooutroiisi
by foreign Jurisdiction. II wezriei by the present
clamOrs and panics accompanying thes. osa--I@..
threats of Secession. good 'ils.n has him
SCI entertain thought that ;i tao. ana upity -
the Nation might by promoted Dy the withdrawal q
the dissatisfied State States. let him rememir that
this Union !. inheritance from our fth-rS te b.
transmitted by Co po-t-rfy and that the great
hone of dovnirosden humanity throughout the world
l. In it, perman-nce. LIT E.rr-f the s-ernt
warnings OF the hther q his country, that should
aecu-tOm ourselves to think aBd sp.ak the Uu, n-
the palladium Of Political safety and prosperity
misunderstanding whatever may suggest a suspi-
cion that can, IN svent. IL abandoned. deep
ly impressed Jackson Webster and CIay with the
conviction that the durability efficiency Of our fire..
institutions depend~d upon q Perpetual. unbrok-n
Unions-that they have lsft upon many n Rage Of the
national history. meet eloquent warning. that n.
Thought even. thai the Union could b. dissolved was
never 90 be entertained. The Cas- has sail
that the who believed this Union could broL en-
up without blood shed read histor, 20 little pur-
POSE As we love our cOmn"n country in all bless
sings OF climate and culture s ins valley. and
sresns NJ ve cherish its poetry and the only
Washington love the grand odd nag--ign Of the
every "a and haven =, ~. ,artd n, ~ n. IT, ,h
giories shall b. dimme that there shall h. no
.b.II r.. On. "a 49, - - 80. IrSpIe
and trust IL Is to be the mission Of thee whom the
people have lately committed Cor period the
q. Il- hsnou 70 administer public affairs upon the
theory OF the perpetuy 81 the Contribution aud the
Govsrnme Mt organized under It, No matter how yocif
a1, sos'h "a, 'nns may oeenre that the Union is
and that she and other states are out of the
Coniedrracy- rrcogsition hAfever is due % her
-. ,.s,--eH Inuepesoehce 10 TINS regard IL took
80 49, ~ estAoisn our Inospennenoe- The pre-
- r,.,,. "a -, - y n...'o. o,p, snd uea-ure
10 onr $500, y" ~ 10y nSn., 70 @ united
ran - ~, I'm m ~, mos ,oem nm 1lunctions that
Vii - ,.i,h, -, - -, ~" ny tne orsc- ~ 200 se
80. :, -, an ~. 80 ssh yr@N yet 70
TO-, :. ~, - ekk'- 70 .'NhtAlh P~r1rct
- .i..s ne"' VI "'e pe"P'ei IN one hAtsn under
WV N'"""-
The question H. what IL to be danef A, 70 eou-
promise, u i means that must oatrage the .eBti-
nent OF the civilized world by coDcsng that slavery
tincOn, that it 60 into the FIRE territories under
the protection Of the Csnstution-if these are the
grounds upon which the difficulties be settled
then they will be settled. Pianness and truth
require say that the only pacihcation TO ~hich
thep-ops Of this State cOsld accede would lie uI-u
the principles upon which Mr. Lincoln was electei-
that the Constitution be Oleyed 10 IN all its
provision. enforced according to ir asd honest in
depreciation Of its meaning and that slavery Is local
and State institution and nothing eI.e His tim. we
had a better understanding with Southern breth-
rem IL there aggresson- BY the Northern States
Of the people Of this State redress past wrongs
and prevent their petition gri-
vaDces should Be pointed out and proved before
redress them. IL also must b. aekBo~ledged that
such complaints come with a bad gracs from tbose
states wis 10 h notorious that eitrsns Of the Free
states are almost daily erped 10 insult. imprisD
nent ana oiten oeth from the riolence OF rr-onsi-
bic individuals The clause Of our Constitution grant
ing 70 the citizens OF each state all the privgs and
immuntes OF citizens OF the several States. just
sacred and binding As IL the clause Tor the rendition Of
~ ~, M, 'ns AN. s res, upon Con
sfess 70 snprce the one as the otoer American ctt-
1enshp affords 10 him who Poss-sses the boon ecsnt
pr"t-eton IN every CIVILIZED freign nation In the
world, and even among bArtanAns The tntest cry %
even an adopted citiEen the most distant in
the case OF Martin ko-ta b the ta-man Of projection,
and Austrian myrmdOns shrink Oaek in before
the nutter e the glorious and stripes And
In i-ss States shall the life Of man H. unsafe who
tertans tbs opinions OF Washington and Jefferson on
he sn9-ct OF siaNeTyl III shall b. said In extenu
alton OF this intoerable that the States n
which Exists are peculiarly situated that their
enliAr institutions render unsafe u tolerate freedom
OF spe-eh OF the preseBse Of suspIeic..us persoDs
among them, ~er-ply that w- have right desire