Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-30

you would rebuild the temple of '7G, YOU
mu5t bcgin-by replacing the foundation stones
which were fashioned by the mel OF the rev
ontion--cstablish iustce-promotc domestic
tranquility instead of disturbing it. and shape
your policy 50 rs to advance the general wei
fare, instead OF the interest of a section Do
this, and you need not doubt that ali of our
duties will be discharged, and our Obligations
redeemed
Very truly and respectfully,
Yours &c,
JLRE. CLEMENS
10 Samuel r. Ogden, New York
The Striking Views of the London Times
The London Times says that the Southern
Contcdcracy is "no longer scheme, but n
fact" 1t continues: "1hc United States
of America arc not in existence. a free and
slave Republic occupy their place and stand
side by side, destined to be rivals, perhaps en-.
emics, while a third Republic, or confGdcra,
ton of Republics, to the West of the Rocky
Mountains, on the fertile shores of the Puc-
iic, Is certain to assert its independence at no
distant date, To form the mcuclus of another
powerful empire"
The 1inos speaks of thc unycldins firm
ness with which the cotton States have pur-
sued their scheme of independence, and of
the North " exhibiting itself us II time server
and trimmer" and OF being foolish enough
to press forward protective tariff, in face of
the strongly avowcd predictions of the South
l0r free trade. To pirate about the old eXplo.
dcd fallacics of proteciouism at time like
that was to initiate the madncs or the inso-
lcnce of Nero, and to fiddle while Rome was
burning"
lMo .""S S'{S' II mere De any states
InI..P Ia"yI'.'P ~ I"o NTt'n' OF III tne Houtn' the
u'oso'u'to, ': ., .nc mon VIII, be treated rs an
s,Eoi s,Hon np.'s''co '"c'' ana then proceeds as
'''.oTI "%I., ~.
n,,,h "u ~" III 'n'"S ''". can Dc done Is mat
mm'om M''' " ronc' II North or south have
t%oIfn;o "o Taioom 'ciI 70 S"'uc ITS cT"nSe's' AS
Wv. u"t o.'u; c'''uot DC r''eStapl'Sheu-"hd could
IL 't .o''''""c !! II w'rG-'hc oniy course felt
FL a"""v .''p '''c' ''D'c S,P"Tn''o'' as peace
Wo,Iov thn W,I I'" as D'o"e'SS Us PoSS'oi''
o;,i ,ua ',." ''oi 'rr '9o"'h Gu" ues,re
Sn,u' ~ SV'''o r"e': "'h''encrS; ara t1e
iI"al' "'H,t - ''Ii"''y, !" t!e existence OF 'ne
'In,', ".M .i '''"' o' SNNG'y' w'''cn mas Drought
. '.io .,,''t,"lte' '''S r'"SonS lar more
of '''"'' '',o -,T'',' ~ o'piccn'c 'hc hrihg
" H., "", a: t''o S''''''''s o' +" ofoP oi O'ooo
,rno nv Io"n'o:' Dnn,.;g:
,,;,n 49,, 'o:'s'ot'"' "cN'r''n'cnC OF thc Houtn,
I"'o I '''S JuS' peG'' 'or'"G" under inc frcsl-
has nt last amcr~"J n"t Of ,hS cT" name M
washington, or rather as the Calhoun, OF the
new movrment-'has but to declare to the
N"!'n' ana 10 INC scVera States OF Europe to
Mhc'l IL is about to "ccrcd't Its ambassadors,
'n"c IL desires peaceablc separation, an
cq"''npie DIVISION OF the common property,
"s wen as Il lalr snare OF debts and liabilities
., o. 'no uc'"''c' Nnion, TO enlist upon Its side
'"c S"ou "i%noS OF ali sensible and practical
ny. .': ne norm mas only TO refuse the prop
pS''ro"' ana 'HSiSt upon settling the dispute
oS iprcc oil arms, TO incur the d'sapprobation
VI !ne wor'd' ana put ''SoIf out OF the pale of
"'u''.!"'y SS."PathJ, as utterly unreasonable
a"u ''nptoc''c"D'c' slavery or no slavery, is
II" 'ongrr 'nc question: The quarrel has out
StoM" 'tS o''G'haI incentive and the south,
S.'oHg onouSh 10 40 as 1t pleases, takes It's
STAND upon It's inherent right to retire from a
p"It"e'Sn'P ','a' mas become into'"rab!c.
~ Is unfortunate that the Republicans can
"ol ic'SoH SO SclISlDly ABOUT a1falrS as lmpOr-
'""V 10 tnc'r vital interest ana their domestic
tr"hquilty as can stranger whose interest
lsonly that OF phllosophic citizen of the world
Every rcflectino mind not wranpcd bv yortv
rarcor and rr"mdico must tcrI tho foroo or
these stotcsmorlilo y;o,re
ri1y,,5'1.L: ,,
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