Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-02-01

sion. merely adding figures 10 divide If into
two clauses:
ue RseoJ,OJ 10. Thai :, would ho do
trimcntoI 10 tbe neace and rrosnoritr of Ill,
Stote for Con,,rois 80 ahni;ih sl','a.y, 10
Dist, ict of Cn5nmI;a ~. IN tho ~ &c IN
tbia STATE f,rhis ~ ,,,, l., ,La }ni,;,ai
yordino of mo roeoirt;nn and 10 ~ tba
tEr to which he ol,;octs. ~ rnaars Jori,,.ords
and other nort;ops ~ ta,,r;to-,, oadod ~ ia
state far tlin conye,ianco ~ no Eodorai c.
yernmrnt And 10 nrop,ote tho oasetv arJ ,rns-
nnrity ~ tbis Sat- b. I f5d ~ ~ H. 10
trode be,ven Tho S,ats5 and onv s,,ci, L.,
wonld he a breach of oood sa;th n yioIation
of the constitution If 10 Tinted States ana
a rcnroacb m The institutions ~ ,bie St,,a.
and inasmucb as IKE Free states tIink difFer,
- M'.,.i 90 .'lJ iee 'ot'.ce tulnh uiiiet
af ~, "s.9. u2oh suIn
remove ALI doubts and nrobib;t Conetross
nassinp any such Ia We y
i'io 'c.eu "e"ihst thls resoiutioh en-
ulc out says IL was because ne was opposed
70 'Iis secohu OF iast clause, covered up IN my
~ nc then Is con'esseuly IN lavor or
aool,snlh9 tiic sidVeiraue between the states,
az" aI 'n.hhs 'lat such Ia" woula not De
preach OF good falth, nor violation Of
the constitution OF the United States" and
would not De 'reproach to the institu lions
ol this oate, ana mat Maryland ought not
no" 10 insist on such constitutional amend
mehtS us VIII remove all doubts, and prohibit
congress from passing any such law" Re
pupllcans ana Mr. Davis agree most heartily
IN thls A little more OF the same sentiment
VIII enntle INN to seat in Mr.. Lincoln cahi-
net, OF 10 great influence IN dispensing the
reueral patronage IN ms state, with view to
ms future political Advancement or, at least,
TO nat Office, as small token Of abolition
gratitude; ana he Will be recorded AS n pre-
clouS Union-sayer on the pages Of the BalG-
more fatrlot, an abolition paper, said TO be
| owned IN Whoie, or IN part by Mr.. Partridge,
GOV hicks Secretary OF State, and edited by
una unprlnclpled demagogue, French S. Evans
who desecrates the sacred name Of a preacher
OF the gospel OF peace on carth-good will to
ihGh'
but ne opposed my antl-coeroion resolution,
because ne thinks 1t might be ''misconstrued,
ana urged at the north as a reason against en-
FORCING thelugulve slave law The north alrea-
ny REFUSES 10 enforce that law, and have eiiectu-
any hulhhed 1t without rhine or reason, and
noals IN us determination TO continue TO do so.
But now could 1t be so "misconstrued'' and
urged r The northern States admit them
,s.res 10 De WITHIN the territorial operation Of
the Union shall be enforced ,--meaninc how
| ever, to apply the latter clanse not m tbcp.
selves bul TO the South But tho south cav
they have right 10 place themseI voc he,'on3d
the territorial Jurisdiction of The constitution
and laws of the Union" Their position ,ban
| is very different from that Of tho nortLer13
| States, where we vainly desire 10 enC,rce 40
fugitive slave law. Mvresolntion docs NJ, ar
firm or deny the correctness of the nosi,;nn 20
ken by the seeding States. II simplv enunci-
ates doctrine opposed TO plunging the cnnn-
try into civil war. MIR Crittcnden has ysr,.
recently, in the Senate subscribed to the sa,,s
doctrine; and nearly all Of the conservative
men Of the country, as well north as soutb
take the same view. But the Repuhlicons ara
the open advocates of coercion. and So is Vr
| DdUisi lie is in favor Of "usipr the army and
navy Of the United States TO force any Stotn IN
remain in the Union which has seeded nv
which may secede on account of tho conrse
pursued by the north on the slavery onostions.
and, if war should be made on any snch 60,
ceding States, MARYLAND oupbt 10 sustain tho
General Government thcreinH MARYLAND en-
do so ellectually only with men and money
Whenever President Lincnln ia readv I'm o,,,or
the campaign, by calling into the field an ar
my, of which he will be commander-in-cbiec
(only stop aud think n he will call ON bis
friend and ally Cav hielss for Marvlnndis
quota Of men and money; GOV.
call o" his friend and ally, A. B. Davis, who
WI no longer remain an humble Squire, but
VIII ihehceorth DC GeneTdt A. u. Jaws, to
make good his promise, and to come forth
with OLD Montgomery's quota OF men and mo-
ney. But, General, you are but one man, al
| though GENERAL, and not to be expected to
do all the lighting for the county, and, al
though one OF her richest citizens, 1t would be
unknd and unreasonable for the Governor TO
expect you to furnish from your own pocket all
| the money. Now, General, where can you get
the men and money for this WARP Not from
your FRIENDS about Sandy Spring, who sus-
tain your coercion policy by their 0otes and
| tath. Ihelr religion, admitted TO be comnen-
daDle so far as 1t is good, will not permit them
TO hght: WIZ they furnish the money to pay
you ana your men, who viii hghtf Oh, no
that TOO is against their religion, and Will de-
cldedly impair their health, by disturbing the
regular action OF their Pocket-nerre, the most de-
ticdte and sensitive in their whole body. Why,
my dear General their consciGnces will not even
permit them to breathe low and soft, even
a little tiny bit of dwarfsh, siekly, stingy
/ snort prayer, away, low, ueep 9oWn IN tne
niuueh recesses OF thelr own hoiy hciFts 70 'he
you Oh ba'tles ana OF tielr nauVe ana GOV
Gu country " protect you anu VOW s,p il
'''rn'' "hu 70 elVe YOU spec ~! ~
.ievi O.yt yoNI Gne'l
~ ''uNN Wy . ., - s' On" so 20,
/ IN .''''''o, ~ WI IN
..'i u' e M w 'uet,, IS oIity' WIN
" 800 70 A0'P ntlh 70 NJ y ~
$500 "nu .l'chus, anu tueir relatiV.s anu
t,ienuSi unu 70 destroy 'leir hohCs anu pun
.5i; sue., piopetty, 10 carry OUT inc coercion
poncy OF an Abolition President aud 90,
CI, mnTse poilcy seems 10 re- IKE tuat OF
oi'alies tle fms,, 10 rue ule SUate oy ms own
prerogn , ~ ihuepehueht OF inc LEGISLATURE or
luV VIII VI t!lt ptofc, OF permit III 10 DC crushed