Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-11-12
Mr. Glaae,oue,s s,cces.

stones speech oa American affairs, 3! New
Castle England:i
!, for one, ssid the right honorable gentle
man, exercising rny own poor :scu'tes as best
could, hare never felt that England lssd any
rea ,or connected aiih her own civil interests
for desiring the disruption Of tn. American
/! Onion. c,n understand those who say it ia
for the general interest of nations that TO
Stats should swell to the dimensions Of con.
tinent can understand thnsc who say
and ] confess it she my own npiHion--that
it is greatly !nr TIE interest of the rcgro race
t!!f iEsy hculd lave to DO with their own
masters alone, and ro:-as has hitherto beer
the case--"i'h their own master hacked by
The whole rrver of The Federal Government
nf he United St";cs, (ChcrIS.) Because.
pay observe that tnst has leen the state of
,!4iugs that has su;,ti>,rd heretofore. and to
which son,e, lf;k mistakenly, il; the inter-
c<; OF The negro, bare thought it desirable to
rct"rn.
Gto laws hy w',iclthe stoves have been goy-
crn",i have been las-s n.at'c rot by the Fed
rral Gnve rn;ncnt, but !! &c owrcrs Of those
siiav,a; let IL. cr: :ur; cn..t OF TIC laws ,ad'
l.y the owners Of ,he siares i:as nc; Rested il
! The hands Of tee oSi,elS Of the E'ares a!rNe.
lhcr have rght-a con tltul;onal right BY
the Ccn>:auiion uf the Unit States-lo br
,unpa..c.i aEai,.,. their own slaves in ,le exc
cntin:r o: the laws liza, he slave. ownars ar'
made rs The wI!"!c .r'wsr Of Tie Americas
Unicn. can, ticre!"rr, very well Gn'i'r
s.nl lle ar4nnent Is lhu>e wE0 tGink tha
l. is lariicni;rly to Lc desired III the Ntere:
F! { ,hr rrgro race thai The American Uni"
should bc RI constructed. Bat must conless
,nr reasonS that need 70: 0w explain, TIA
,l,, not think hat England has Lad AZ? III.
;.r-st il; ,hr iislula:cn OF thai E':i'n :al
wn pr:ra;e nIi;:;or Is ;ha; it vas ra'heT''
Interest of En-. Ian; itat tic U:ica s;lo';i.
commute. k.nw ;h.: il is not sn orlnip
Generally shared; br: at any rate, gentlemen
wNa.cvrr vru we mas take OF lhai, lhi'f
we ri! l,r! ti.nt the course which !ifr 1@j~e
| .y's nlini.lG:a ;sve "r:!eavore'l tn pufSne--
namely. i!iat Ct ,n:i:.;.i,l:ig : S'r;c; n":r'l''
Il. under ~ circumstances t:@: have hcrcir-
;;,-e l.assci-h,> cen . right c:;',rse, a''.l l'-s
acen the expression Of tie G"acr*! scHsc Ct
The cnlnmu.lity. (Chccrs}
There is, aui ,E"rc IN BE-. 70 -'i"n''t s''"'
where :wo rapieS esa in great 4" "sp"ra''". ,
it is .ns al al unlikely that he WHO "hscfvas
a strict uy,llrslity vii! c:litnd both !,ccars:'
:, soin. q. fact, The sii'c Of mimi in nhi::i
is con'l#cl is likely to l'n judged If foT tn
nmmcr: hy either dispn;an' i. not state I"
mi, i - wli:cl i: i; ieir t!iat VIC >hnald cx
,cc; ;ra;n them rci',c';y in,a,r':ai c"ncin
Sims. Eat vat v, 'aay naturally "9l.e".
Ibis: ti.xt an hoi.@s. co"rs" q Neutrality vi
he rcnc..i,; ze,l-tl;st cour-e, mean. which ".
hsrc pursued rip . :!';s lay-wi'i 'n rscsF
ais"d a'!er !Li' mls2py struggle has Tf''s>r'
,wav. and when ,in circumstances Shall t.
calmly viewed. BG, n,ua' cn%:.'sa i M
.sar 10 ,ae ,h,.i il rilhcr party lave re-
Ia f:,! iau.t siit r, i, i, the C.,,.i,!":''
.i,,:.a. than ;he Federal I,;;r:Y Clear, lear
,::"an ,!.;> II sc i.;.ve :!,Tiaial 81 u! ir'
...u'ra!i,v, onr tayIa:'m has hcci a.:'i.'s' III
G.n,: ]. rate rai}rr !iAn i?:c federal rari,!.
The c i,r:. 20 have taken has b"enthis: w
iia;a pres .vcd appetite: neutrality, ba: y.
have prr,ui'e'! the eyl ort "f eTns a.! wa'-
like s!nrcs-%e i ,ya ncrIatte'' ia i~" par
,ic<-to Tho Gnr!ticf::tc, al o! whose port.
were b!rcka,lcl il; tic Northern ii c. a''i Us
tl,: lc,l-raIs, VIZ. have ii*.f !er!'c! pnwer t"
i:,pnr; wha:e@er ar;n: ord s:crcs they pleased:
;.iak rhn. GOES. Ia; been the right ami
j;:st course; but think the vcry statement
oi the fact proyci that at any rate we ia,"
70: dsp'ayc,l a las urIavnrable 10 lAe claims
or the Northern States. iClecTs.
Ba. nc. gentlemen, would &c. = Inomcn;
:.:.ke ;.a appe.l /, yru on lcl,slf Of the rc''-
,,ie or lhe Northern siaicS-l mean 50 far az
regards oar aprteriaiion Of their position.
Greater allowances a:c To he made 70: heal
aid cxaspcrationi.i Tie state oi pniie "T;r-
ION in that country uHdcr prescsi circnns'an
Cos t}an psrapssosIi ever Iai'Iy be ciaia'r"
i. anT other naf"i. O%iy coh,Idtr What
,,eir private his nry has BEEN They lave
) never drank III" li.ler .np Ct misfortune: dis.
appointment aid mnrl!isa'i"a. They have
had BIZ. to will thai ;!'ing saoaid be done.
End i, was done. Their course kns been a
course of prosperity and advancement With
out example and without single reak.
We'll, gentlemen, 1t is not in human nature
that pe"l,l- who have bsrn subjected to All
cy,rr emce as fnnerips, SO sufhinS tc human
Slf love. sbouli a, onc.. learn with a perf,c
" good sracc, tp aecclnnotla'e and submit
j;sclf to the ncccssiii : Of uur hnnan colldi-
tan. (Ilear hear) 1t is easS for us 10 sal.
fer. We lave suffered before. We lave
Fouc through the very aso"ies Of those dis
memhcrmen's against which the Northern
lcople Of the United States are now strHg-