The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-12

MANNING.
This act, just and proper, was dis
tasteful to the North. The Republican
party suddenly sprang into Importance
in the eyes of the North and OF the
Iiext election swept everything be-
fore II. In 1860 the party in their ma
tional convention adopted the plank
that slavery should thereafter be ex-
cluded from all territories. This was
not moral but political question,
and its effect on the strength of the
political parties was the question at
Issue.
Daniel Webster himself said In ref
erence TO the notification of the fugi-
tive slave laws in the fourteen States,
n do not hesitate to say and repeat
that IL the Northern states reftfse VIII
fully and deliberately 70 carry ins0 eff
feet that part Of the Constitution
winch respects the restorallsn or fu-
Eitive slaves, the South would no long
er be bound to keep the compact. A
bargain broken ON one side IL broken
on all Sides"
South Carolina 70 leave Ualea.
The South was iosth to abandon
the unicn, but every effort to avoid
disruption, awaited nothing. The ques-
ton at issue was one thai involved
the question of co-equalf Z the
Southern states with the .sorthern
states, It was q question Of principle,
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., Sae hos 70 Nrtrer1 tue alhsatiea
,s I. - any si!sIhy OF any sen ei
S Was n.y. WI ot Fstaiiatlon
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~. ~ asut.en ~ saRe ourselves.
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u.s aMnas,a anu ~ roHs ana unen-
- s. ~ y
go 80 ~ psrsl' liesS .uatlsers grew
;nsr 90. aallo s,lcceeu-
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"a on.Sir ~ s.iese sensa a!Sst,ohs aFali-
Sor.rar- Iu rs, t.,s, ahS ~tieh thene was no no
ass., any rooH ter hops we up
pa.t1s - ~ arins ana 10 the goo OF
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nss .n ao.s o5 eousass, auo toE1itpde. the
;s .h" 2. oiilcers ana pIsVates
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9outh. ihere as no paFDlei In history
VI sueh s war. our. men SHUT their
~ euestions OF expeuiency or on
eS Ls;tS anu iouSnt tnronghost the wan
49, ueiolion 10 senunent and 70
I sia... - Ion. l. ieus Oh 1iaousanls were
S-nvnues s,aaLt- a...st were deatteyed, our
,,,t., % strtchen M anu notlles desiroyed,
i me tne sroans Oh stne a5aNg and the
s.a, M VI nose oeret hfiea the air
it9ni 1s .sH MAJ Eyiaisu 20 IeSas.
,aa .t,e .,S eonaqct ano the heroic ser.
go ot .hs C0nieueEase stllaier caiiea
iot.n , Tue praise OF tne RAions OF the
Me' ~ noM can We Gssnr7pe his con-
quo aucl at ARpoEaLex, ne dreaded death
80 tnan suEISnoet,th ana fWhat utd ne
an ,tuu OH reaenlns ms snolinef HIS house
~ IL fuihs, MS ianuS devastaIe4s his
1919 ~ eHspty, nts money woFth1esss hts
SEeat gone: MS slaYes treen, aud the
9aestion oeioEe Ann et what was TO be
aD.,e .a Win the HDeIateo slaves.
,r,i,, nut they met tne situation like men.
sst.i Anl1ey 20 maze, VIII nothing
-ee tahe paek tor the south, they turn
60 heir races toward me future to
iane Wy Hat1st of re slslS God
nag nag bestowed upon the South and,
Soa. VIC lea stssppedS MIN Of Ms
ppefity' insplfea MN " his ad-
3s
ROW wen they have used these ad-
ysnIasSs, nov wSii S%Ttsss..yf %tss.yf s::ss sss:::a
peIItolletttly shey nave % met taistr new
nEpDsesns E ana eoyestaenls which con-
t1ohseo sleeAAL nv l,Efse
aag presRertsy attss5t ter. taemsetReB
----Iney nave !aced the anevttas s1le but
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