Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-16

opprobrous terms but participation in the benefits Of
the common territories Is denied her and them, and the TO
be regarded authOuativel declaration thuudeTcd
in their ears that rrepresSbe conflict exists between
TIE free ard slave States which only be qleted by
makiog 'al ee all slave" Can the bonds Of that
Union De easily broken which have stood such As
slults for so many years. Oh no-there is no danger
that auy State will too promptly assert its rights, aud
liberties and privileges The danger is the other
TIE failure promptly % yuticate them may lead to their
loss forever In short which is most TO be desired
government liable TO peaceful change under the con-
tr,l Of arbitrary and despotc sectional majority
which proposes to accomplish by an act Of Congress
what others accomplish by the sword, or held in
check by an efficient popular veto; The lover OF JUS
ticc and liberty can have no difficulty in deciding
NO- is there the leas' force In he arguments drawn
from the case OF the secession of State recently
guirtd either by purchase conquest II Texas for
example seeks admission into the sou she does so TO
enjoy the blessings of its liberty in security, upon an
equal footing with the original States. few years
only capse and instead OF equality she finds herself
oy sectional maj Ory, uamped upon, and, m place OF
enjoying the equal privileges which led her desire
vltou she Is put under BAN along with the entire sec
ton which shr belongs IL s,e seeded siugiy the
government might possibly insist upon remuneration Tor
outlaws ana expenditures but iu justice, that would
be al .l should be done. Let the southern States be
treated they for the first hall century Of the
stcuce OF the Union aud, Ete upon it there would
Poo no secession nor ih oi secession Nay, let tue ma
I'ry section furnish uo" sufficient Suarhte's-gnarlu-
tees rendered more urgently necessary 10y reason OF 'he
c.--yN,n "orJs OF t1- ie-tei7-aO" Iue uauSef "neh
...ta'trs our illou5 Viii p.s5 away, and brighter
and more urorItIDus Than have Vet vii rise
above the HORIZON To deny such guarantees may serve
very ge Co advance Ore wicA,dy ambitions purposes OF
political E1er.res but augur TO ail others Of US uaught
aut tie deepest wo'.
What, then, are the con. jncuaeS resulting from 'he
ct of secession 1r. % tHe steeII States secondly TO
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