Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-13
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PUBLISHED III, ~.
MARTIN MAGlNNIS.
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II. Seward :dsliyssed, On Saturday
last, ., speseh, while ,pssssatias. monster
petition III 1Asss Of compromise: It After, 70.
tsrfing TO ,hS imm,nss' number Of petitions
II, favor Of compromise, he said Tho Onion
u. ii danger, and all platforms and mon
that stood in The way Of ! reconciliation
would b. swept cut pfsisht. He had been
|as god > Republican ,as anyb4ly bit III.
principles for s'hica, he had bsep contend
ing were Of no practical inpo'tanea, hceasse
III his own woIds: liz a"iIo'li d,ne~:
thei Whole Of ellis one ,milllbn, s,x,
ty.thres thousand sdilste miles d territory
how many slaves are shere."ti How msny
hssp bssa' brought into It &rriug those lung
ttws!tt yesrs 10 which lit ,l,ad nHt only been
reiaq>ishsd to slavery, ..ss I, in, which ,itha
csa,t aal Legislature and thy administra1
ii0n hqye maintained. Protected, defended
aud guaranteed. slavery thersY ''''',' -
Twenty -four Atriitsn slaves one Slave ii
every 6fty.1our Thousand squsrs miles ::
on saAS6 tof every bneI 81 thu twenty four
'6tlt1s. which 9te-suppqsing Them to 30 81
ths'dihhsnsions "a New York On Pentsylva.
ME- osslhdians--te,s ovos that por,ion, of the
ara - aan Republic. .Sss. haze followed
thie thiae j. good filth Nth zeal and en-,
crgE,i bat ], confess, Nat have 10 tsars
ditiosn ofthinss' which Ia. sxis,ed; 'jissIrv
has succeeded in planting only one slavs il
: :::''s' 'sI ;as;ii % 's l. q
pf4et'eel ,4uestiier., y, leu Vt # comes up
!bs great ;Sjtal and fearful question Of 4he
UlnionsM7thP question q country. pE ~
eSu6tIYmahs question al Hops dt de5plir-.
tiS QUESTION " gfe1i Of the question 81
sinking 1t{9FVtt omd3ee1t'ehe c6httlapt q man:
kind. scn,h' to l,no,, e -,n,os .a,,il il
"iphlS t1yht}!hdEjAs,i4ss IT. III soa,, 's sssr'.
toryi!; ny ust ssht 'sshls;vs', lays Mi'sewail
~, syfryssss' q .he' tEwssnt4;bnr Stsi.. :;{h,,
tillll b' carved a,'t efit.sS, :;'Tht l bsips aha
'acs The .aoastpa has ceased to h.. pr,c.icaa
ensl"sr 'Whata aoamsatsEy upon: .the. Re.
pdb'tosU4 atty FROM The mouth 1tIit. .propks
Ct, 1t the eskis I'M oarhstsry. s0us niger
doomed 70 pssi'tas pAstoss' and t!aekp Tie
bootss ofons vbits iisan,,'is sach-of o1ar ne.
st.t.,. Herein 'son.ists the ,ssa3t es.ions q
the .lave loxer,''. tho .eneroachnents Of
the loligarchy, 81, to meet. which Al the
powers ofr daskaoss and ). snti.sl,ye9yism
hars ssesa AROUSED 10 iaausuFatei .lha h:ttep
ssctionsl feeling (which hes pssoipitatsd one
fourth u ihe ,Satss'o of this Union into rey:
oletion Ind pushed another fourth to- tho
brink Of IT.; which h.h swampsd atkoousana
,ine. more money ~. commercial Crisis
than Y'ypaa4 NJ by ithole, t|Ho;d|of.n niger
md thsir mastefs along With them'7;-:xhich
haa sshadtwed 7oaE Land with. Al impending
closa Is eivil,kas md; blood. And yot the
qastios fsih whsuoS. all thsie,;evils have.
sprung is ono Of ND PRACTICAL in1poitince
whatever: How rsrsshids'y cool such AZ y,
assertion COMES from ths' great. agtatot 81
,h.tt question, II makes think 'oi'fth.
1Aqs.fira. General, KIP ordered .seltaia hill
H. b takep, lin itbe ,ittsnpt ,lhe, lost five
ahtusaad, men and tho sneuy escaped un::
bsrntd. 'WheneAe .sot ipoasessidng oft !.
frisAssh seens NIT, his, sazsr;' On, the Mope
layj; Avs Thousand ii Bil- bsJt .asn' iieadIapd
dying; y. lode Il ths tip 6ftBe hill; seemed
8 reject !: moment. then took ! pinch Of
snuff III. "a siia e ore ~. d his qitIesss *s are
a. little. mistaken, We have stormed the
wrong hill, yoader is tho, position I. wished
to take.rlr Aid ,now,tho Republicans after
achieving suceeesAsmile eo.placssily At
the terrible consequences and sayi the ques-
ton is not q practical onc-that there arc
not nisgers euough concerned to run soad
sized hotelA <t'.as ~ I,~ 4.., ~.
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.TnE,soUTHERx .cpyrEpE|RAcY..
T. 1t will b, seen from our !. news columns
thst the Congress At Montgomery composed
Of representatives from the seven seeding
States, have organized . provisional govern.
n,ent, adopted tho Constitution ofthc Uni,
ted States Is the fundamental law Of their