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limner 'lsiolumo JAN. 14.
• tlappretestokai Awitopriattow milt.
uur the proceedings of the House as
•' ij ifititertildiu - "tha•Congreiitisnal Okbe of 'as Bth
Abe following debate, in achloh Sir Ho
ofpeted.P.:. The r•ropititien , ooming
;:up,Ctr per 41%000 to the members for eel-.
.01,ey sad lull ale ltj ' . 1
141 11;74 Norchilerolice., said: I move
to reduce th amount to ,1450,000. I make Shia
merino boo' le:- at tieliret session of the prey
`h L e an "I intiothiVed 'a bill for the reduo•
tria7o4 ay and allVagei of the members of
,;(Iseagrites. ' inirednii•edi that bill In good filth; '
'•and 1 - bilie that, ittiticould be brought to a
- - vote of ..th vl Buse, it aroUld pass; and if it shall
pase,*it Will redeye, the ;pay of members , one ,
' redtiktion that my amendment props.
ess. It "ought tdlre irdokqed. The fearful eon;
- ' 4100,1 ' of ohs iounirit tho benkruptoy of the
Treasury; the ingested bests that : is_ uponcie;
- --- tionaidermieui of justiot sad 'Cotinomy, all re.
...quire 11; and If not. adapted, I want the country
,•11innedirstand'that aCtthis maim" "Are are bor.
44 Vo 1 01I g• =Pool at tared va per-cent interest to
sl4t7 ..00topeintIon,lintV tiff eage of members
of Iffettgrese, and the interest on the piano debt.
j..",13,,i1hive retrenchment stud reform ought to be
gla there Land then the:people of the country
would hart-latilelbletf, and itofilidentie that Con,
~.J•e. owes would cat dianltheexpeases of the Cov
• , vetamorat in all it, departments. ought to be,
•dliffel:itiad I trust it; Will:bit There loch
bllibefore the House introduced by tee ter abet
perposec and If it amp tie brought to a ilote,fl
balls,. that reform. beglibing at the right place
may ffe.bittught abot, j : The . east, et rialtos
ka aliwidy been reddeed forty per cent, end a
reduction ought to be wadi in this matter. The
:•':ragteati for the prelett4.:yeet I. $1,100,000.
-;•-•Laet,year it: wee $lll6 2bo. -There was aim, butt
year, au unexpended patinae. ot $98,000, which
to the noxt Year, xi [Understand
Thire'to,"-then, it appears, a : difference of
rm
„nos finir,or hundred - thoueand dollar, be.
'teeenlb. estlmatacei r last year and the preemie.
'hir,•l9ll,l3ftalAbl,. hit difference. le easily
"" aipfaified ' Under isel-compensation Jew,
the mousymbleb tsteniniai doe to members &tr
iad allOstlon is paid to next December; and the
nonsevilace - that Col, year tb• '••• 1011 •0 1 1
muck then Ills the other. Next Thump,
ber . 'we' "restive 'ninklitolltbs'..l)o7; ,sal4 woes
.sotogi.Si 'Orloff tha. next /Host latai, a larger
"•••• - .11410U11t of compeuation•fe paid to the member*
than during the present Mal year.
MoHNIGIIT. lam oppesed-,-to the atneqd•
tnewtoffereff chltitetlistan - from 'North Car
olina, because members if Congress are elected
... - ,ltittilaassuditstantileg tobat Ii to blithe-1r
compeoeation: Bat,. at the same time, I believe
-a good deal Is paid to or. received by members
. - -•wklett they. are:tiot legally 'entitled to, and
liken We reach those items. Snots as approprla
.-4 eine. founewspapere. etAtlonary; - 'go-, which
every man ought to pay for himself, the gentle:
move to- strike them out, I will cooper
ate with lan tn — lhore`refOrms. ' We are allowed
• a compensation 0f.53.000 per annual, and a
*arts% amount of mileage. lam In favor et
redocieig- the Milesge to three or four cents a
:+loile;iind.". viii=eo vote 'Whenever I hove coop.
- •
".•• ThirithiebdmetitSwas not agreed, to.
diterabe dieposal of keine other propositions,
:niovid • en strike oat line one
lodtlfAtiti'alght;
ttetollowr
- nourepsperasl2,66o" : '
mamas. said: • . • -
is aver; Mnaittld4g
forsamamber of - banes* took tine great Clev.
• ; awatitswitt to'ffay for his newspapers. I out read.
'llkr .. upfferetand why we shoul d be furnished with
wicrity - or the ufficial` paper' antatelog the :re
lvilla:et our tireceedings; but beyond that, as
, :•honeat ineitore-ought not to go. r ehould like
to have.* vote on misinendmeat,
`* 1
JoaIsr:COCHBV(E.,
.1 have nothing
rity,griest importance lei urge id opposition to
the motion that has lascjbeen made; but do
thlikthatthi.Clettersuaint should not 'sly pay
.:J..filithastesespapierst ef 4 sulealberi, bac aboulttpay
wi
• - etellere for readieg env, [Laughter.]
•I:Thatitiesinteat wae . :.4biagreed to. -
•ar he Mob - Itteitt•Leit ttarisitota. ,
• • , : ( ,:trios th,l ,iu *UAL
If the Government WOO throw • two or Wig
Isunpettieldierslato.theDity ot .cliarivitoc' it
- • Weald tie thegriniess haitithet Enid ha stonier/ad
isinstounitt. - ream. eouvereitioti, li
bad
arwitb etimigniets etho.haCitati'clom
frtini:;;Chisriiiitet,,'wberejlt tise s way, le lusd
bas locoman days, magmthd in the-work - of
- ,4tersionsibes lora - that the originate with
have'voloatesired tato the. Smith Carolina /unit
:antaielumiat Irani exisosarei - and hid Tidiest
That the rirroliiiien Id the • hitids'Oriendinti
, einhv rrbo overawethore,Anoent partials at
tltq d cola p 4, Gm to postai but* ar
Oaatbey resits/bean to demand: 43ttelt
-4wiestir delta
-2*. fight the haiallimi t ot the ehivairoas Souk aus4
' bekNr tdettsyaOat were a few tahmatilis
• 1 14010. 1 Riee ieldiers now _stationed' lo toms.
lestoa2theireapeotablohlilains,•whnlirro isrerts.
thirst Au athltsin this otetter,rwonld:relly Vinod
the fletec Gudeetineirt, , to put do's the relo
of Isreornedielehlth -they now pain.
-11 • 11441 eor'Oitle 1 0 1 10.1_,Ibe Judith Of the
litought tiptop
themselves is, we iropposm,,eneb, mot ra
epeota,ale titathely enepeased elsewhere. W
two; forTie* . iia& through tipelvite letter fro
' es,portseGt eeppirosside • soothe la Obarlestoni
tiestUseoherday athodt,oLillanta Men frot
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the caustry-coitered • taiga -private house.*
that eatnad demaaded dinner: •A - ttligger_was
gives . them, nod thee Met demanded tea dollar/
each; natio; thet, they badnotoosterth Charlet.;
tea for notelet; ..ha the' money .wasprOshad ,
Another fact Of !Alf trenior algoldosnee hai
come te . ;h*:;liimarlidgt..7 Irialltaa has
wrhaectit Mediae, irsio late' kik Artie Vatted
aisles Aral ~pittisi: tionth.Cerolloe, who!
eitaysiatttpt4ll, jetlitiestrat ,
I f t:ilF 4 49P- 41 4 Peke! ,thetelrom the
- leek, The °Mote hae - ileanned,saying that he'
Ono eared lilt ',minter hieeitiere, and :that be
40eiriard,wishlo have arty part la the proceed-
Inge now going tar/lard is that Peale.
. ,
, 1 4ffisralq& 044•141tt. tine date , when
itesldtql le till shoregtaatt lot evli tar iollui#Or
treviroyiti 'and destiot the Simple
thidnitlit..barglariv , robbing a
abiunh,, eitrythher fo • the least oilitalstetl to
• %hinter beat to twill:Woo' of thole-anal-
n00km44114-atyq slap ;of, lighlijiFoOpe sod
li 16 tide, Writ that we publish
with* citt 2 4 l . l3 P- 111 1 4r hostile
grate Scales critical moment
ip_orm
eam. ,• I.
iißgie-tuag,itir • the- poetise ot , the British
term ots slut heeler s,t , t i litt Hudeeti p - ientarid
itrelsi.frottr hie iiirs'oemap i - was emptilisid
kftaliiiden: stoics sad the tml gee of his horse
tons k *helms in the cottage of 'Aped;
(011 4,1 0 1 . 1 0 0 ,04:, itiimlisitook with *ha ma n '.
sseekist4 Unmasks et.iis gloat, sad tinning et,
oheasher.'essrcheard lbs thlisoittg .
rOpiw:fri#4li. r_Fitliessr of bb Uoa6lsij
Asut meir;Lillailghtp tither, if it le Th" . 11013"
wilt,tistrAte shill sitnaie a ism and piecemeal,"
thirStalleks:Ottlis' earth, greet. that we may be
essiskwi to ibiltdiiit goodness
14 .1* obey Thu., ; , Bko
;..,1492r-eigieth, corona Intact
Ist pit:ow be, tempered with
Intemdtp t a Ynggv t u se , our esuipkies with en
111=1,11,Ptt:!ilat tot, tuispPeoopp , teoil ble
to restore Oar
petition ot Toy
serviworoctiiiielgi ~ , ..r Him,• whom Theo hest
eon«, Thy &Wed Beat it.-444thatec'ioftrii
wflkeltbfaleo , 6cdotur."44lCGreirirsitsf(pMs
, Sliterionse:, of ,Wabfpitoif.•
foloxiito.,Tboo
bo ettektfoode emetic's of the otemberobf
otleotttd,hy shot, rotifer, poem
aidspabootiKt i by e otionleteoheobt, oui - towitlet
Rem D.' Ihkeory.:for.litheithrY
2111 1 , 0 1 4 11 trOkAkASElfl,Aiseaser, boo
•bototi 119frlififil b,/.41b; .31tiietsto with
WA 114110 !toIti 1. 1 04112:,*.0fti
trulto bordoriokoot,Coot(moott • la 'nom
oatittool to thiaMso.o44A'lltit'itOUL.Pf9foAlt
too ittloootiol;S4fotiWa.egfifoof patois taw
Pt - VioNit v.r!P:iwyCs7i :
knooliAto aloha: 000 •
Asti Mtn's to otortioroolfanktPWr 1 1 011.4.
and srotatoitottordafotitillisotkliodtflotlstotto of
rifibc l lo' l 4opitilm4doims# 104 ootolottot
itatomwootitto-fOOO.-;
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Mfe 7~ , 1 ; • !rat dip WM? otiP
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for Itpfseetllt-~P Wee , ,.
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tbo afar mottos of Ike Otolot
Ittimimigum, oe or 411dololostko :
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WEI
THE MID= OF. THE UNION.
GREAT SPEECH OF MR, SEWARD,
OF NEW YORK
Delivered in thelOallediltales 5•1111.14. data
den Juturp loth. 1'461.
Ma. Paseroxerr : Congress -adjourned last
summer amid auspices of national abundance,
contentment,• tranquility and happiness. It
was mumbled this winter DI the presence
of derangement of business and disturbance of
rmblic u well as irinto crolit, and in the face
of seditious combinations to overthrow the
Union. t The alas= is appalling ; for Union is
not more the body than Liberty is the soul of
the nation. ..'
The' Uteri= citizen has been
accustomed to believe the. Republic immortal,
He ahrinkstkem the sight of convulsions in&
cadre or its sullen death. The report of our
i condition has gone over the EMS, and,we who
have so king and with so much complacency
studied the endless agitations of toasty in the
Old World, believing ourselves exempt from
such disturbance°, now, in our turn, seem to
be- falling into a momentous and disintrims
revolution.
I know how difficult it is to dear, amid
so many and so various =meets, what ought
to be and`even what can be done. Certainly,
however, it Is time for every Senator to-de
clare himself. I, therefore, following the ex
ample of the noble Senator from Tennessee,
(Mr. Johnson,) avow my adherence- to the
Union in Its integrity and with all its rents,
with nay friends, with my party, with my
, //tate, With my country, or without either, as
they may determine, in every event, whether
of peace or of war, with every consequence of
honor or dishonor, of life or death. Although
I lament declension, I hail with cheerfahleiss
the duty of lifting up my voice among distract
ed debates, for my whole country and its in.
estimable Union. •
Hitherto the exhibitions of spirit and reso
lution here, as elsewhere, have been chiefly
made on the aide of disunion. Ido not regret
this. Disunion la so unexpected and unnatural
that it must plainly reveal itself before its
presetsce can be realised. I like best, also the
courage that rises slowly under the pressure of
severe provocation. If it to a Christian duty
to Angie. to the stranger seen seventy times
seven offences, it is, the highest patriotism to
endure without complaint the passionate way
wardness apolitical 'brethren so long as there
is hops Thud they may come to a totter mind.
Ithink it is : easy to pronounce what meas
ures or conduct will not gave the Union. I
agree with the hotiorable Senator from North
Carolina (Mr. Olingman ,) that mere eulogiuma
will not save it. Yet i think that as prayer
Wings unlearnt° Ood, though it cannot move
Him toward us, so there is healing and saving
virtue in every, word of devotion to the Union
that is epoken,•and in every sigh that its dan
ger draws forth. I know, at least, that, like
virtue, it derives strength from every irrever
ent act that is committed and every blasphe
mous phrase that is uttered against it.
The Union Cannot be Naval by mutual cries
illations concerning our respective share of re
sponsibility kir the present evils. lie whose
conscience acquits him will naturally be slow
to scenes others whose co operation be needs
History only can adjust the great account.
A, continuance or the debate on the consti.
tutional power of' Congress over the subject of
slavery in the Territories will not save the Union .
The opinions of parties and sections on that
question have become dogmatical, sod it is this
circumstance that has produced the existing
alienation. A truce, at least daring the debate
on the Union, is eseential to reconciliation
i The Union cannot be saved by premier that
secession is illegal or unconstanueuel Persons
beat on that tearful step will not stand long
enough on forms of law to be dislodged; and
loyal men do not reef each narrow groned to
stand.upon. : , =
I fest that .4 1,e ‘moie., win be gained from
till "
discoloring the or ' ederel Government
to coerce aeqeditiedief4to obedience If
disunion is te'go op, uestion will give
place to the-more pried one, whether many
seceding Slat& tias t ic i right to coerce the re
maiming aminibelti deice in a dissolution
I dread, es in mylnnermost soul I abhor, civil
war. Ido not know what the Union would be
worth if saved by the use of the sword. Yet,
for all this, Ido not agree with those who,
with a desire to avert that great calamity, ad.
11,18 a conventional or unopposed separation,
with a view to what they call a meow:action
It is enough for me. 'Erg, that in this plan, des
truction goes beans reconsttuctiont and see.
oixily, that the strength of the vase in which
the hopes of the nation are held consists chief
ly hats remaining unbroken. I
Congressional compromises me not likely to
save the Union. I know, iideed, that tradition
favors this rem of remedy: Bet Butit is ewential
to its sucelss, in any Mee that there be found',
preponderating maw of citizens, so far neutral
on the ism which separates parties, that they
eta intervene, strike down ciashlog weepone,
and compel an accommodation. Moderate
concessions are pot customarily asked by a force
with its guns in batterh nor are liberal con•
condone apt to be given by on opposing fora;
not.lee accident of its own right and its own
strength. I think, also, that there is a prevailing
conviction that legislative eunproailees which
sacrifice hooestly cherished principles*, while they
anticipate future exigencies, even if they do not
=awe extra constitutional powers, are lese
sore to avert imminent evils than they are tee ,
sin to prodaceatimately even greater dangers.
Indeed, Mr. President, I thinklt will berried
to discard two prevalent ideas or prejuaces,!
Gamete, Ord, that the . Union. is to be saved by
somebody In partkiflar; and seaddly, that it is
_to be saved by some cunning sod: imincere
compact of priadaition.•lf I remember right.
ly, I said something like': this here so long ego
as 1850, luidaltenrarde kr VOL :
Thepationtitab* dinkiest itself in i this
krm...-ninantkated - . ! . tAkztrilr have - obtained ,
political power to, cartaiX.StateCind they are
ening this atttlusity-to ; overthrow the Federal
Goretrrment.; , TheY:deßde-themaelviin with
a 'belief • that the State powert4y l lts_vis. ac
quired anablittbens todocitarglithsmeeres of
allegiance to the whole i_RePublte..4The hon
orable Senator from Illinoie(ilz.MOugral),eaya
we hake 'a Apt to 6Mieli it fleets, but.we can;
not. Tie irmaiderliiiiiii that. no Stkie.his , a
right to secede, but soar have no constitutional
power to make war against a State. The
dilemma - Meats free an- ustimption that
those who, la sticks Cane, act spinet the Fal
deral Government, actsiewfolly as a State ; al
though manifestly. they, have . perverted the
power of the State to an:itnixednitationsi pur
pose. e class of politicians in New England
est up this theory and attempted io practice
upon it in our war with. Grest. Britain. Mr. -
Jeffers= did not hesitate to say that, States
must be kept within their constitutional
ftie by impulakm, if they could not le held
them by attraction: Secession was then held
to be inadmisrible le the hoe of a public_ ene
my.ii: But if -it i It untenable in'one case, it is
nemseuily so in all ethics. I fully admit the
originality,the sovereignty isnd the independ
' nee of tIIMM newel States within their sphere,
But'l bold gib 'Federal - Siovernment to - be
;equally original, sovereign and independent
within its sphere,: -- And the gcrvernMent of the
I State can no more absolve the people residing
!within* limits from allegiance to the Union,
than She government of the Union can *to.
solve them from iilleibisite to the State. The
Constitution' of the linked States, and the
laws• made its pursuance thereof, are the su
preme law of the land, parammint to ill legis
lation or the States, whether made under the
'Oonstibition, or by even their organic, CODYO/1.
tiani. `, like Union.can box diesolved, not by
*cession; with or without' armed Ante; but
Way by the voluntary consent of the. Teeple
Of the United State 4 collected la-.the manner
prescribed by the ClOnatituflon of the United
Congriew, in the present as ought not to
be Impassive: It ones; If it can, to redress
any real rename of the offended States, and
Won. lkOsigist So supply de President with all
the mama neeesseur to maintain the Union in
the full exhibition and discreet exercises of its
autharitYp - Bey o nd thilr with .0 0 ProPee'e so
.tivity on "the part of the Vireentive, the me
of mks the Union:belongs to the
i ci gui pie q ;;:d theysnsabondantly compliant to
i -I proposeithere6se, with great deference, to
Address myself , to <the country upon the um . -
madam subject, raking a baring. not Iss
*ribs pis* Sitter *Mt an called**
seeding, than front' three
Sam &side within t ai=4.
affisti*Btsita, •Y
gainlorPA/fiSVlsttild WO tio
=Oft how oxivktions of
i ...• sod tbstelbso not likely to be
biestiljOilmedsiC c The uitly•Ststaii whits
** lf " - k 1 1 1 1, OPP , ..e. 21 41 ! al 4 4.0010
1 1 1 117.813 - URGH, -MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY . 14, 1861
,
' imperfectly, through a common allegiance to
the British Crown. When that - allegiance
ceased, no one was so presumptuous ai to sup
pose .PolitiCal existences compatible with die,
union ; and, therefore, on the same day that
they declared themselves:. independent, they
proclaim themselies also conGniesitcd States.
Experience , in war and in peace, from 177 G
until 1787 , , , . only: convinced : them of the
necessity of converting that ;loose . tionfedersoy
into a more perfect and it perpetual :Union.
They acted with cool rims very different from
the ratempinite conduct of those who now on ,
one side threatenf and those who on the other
rashly defy,l diminion. They considered the
continuance' of the Union as a'subject compre 7
handing nothing less than the
.safety and wet.
Giro of all the parts of which the country was
composed, and the Este of an empire in many
respects the L most interesting in the world. I
enter upon the subject of continuing the Union
..now, deeply impressed with the same goner.
ono and loyal conviction. How . could it' be
iitlierwise, when, instead of only thirteen; the
country is nowoomposed of thirty•three parte,
arid the empire embisces, instend of only kW
millions, no lea than thirty millions of inhab
itants. -
Tee founders of the Coustliuliou moreover
regarded the Unlock as no mere nattotkal or Atnir
pau interest Oo the contrary. , they contested
with deep sensibility ills& it ticscried to them to
have been reserved for the people of this coun
try to deoideiwbethet sok:notice-of men aro really
capable of establishing good government upon,
reflection and choice, or whether they are for.
ever destined to depend for their_ politicksl eon.
stitutione on accident and force.; They feared;
therefor., that their failure to continua and
perfect the Unfon would be a misfortune to the
nations. How numb more, sir, would its over
throw now tie a °Amity to mackind I
Some for?, of government is ludispeueible
here as elerthere. Whatever,forto we have,
every individual citizen and every State must
code to it erote nattiest rights, to fittest the
04vernment with the requikeite power. The
simple question, therefore, for no now to decide;
while laying aside all pique, pasaion, nod pre•'
judiee ikt : whether it oondueee More to theme.
termite of the people of (hie okkuntry to cement
for the general purposes of poses and war, coop
mires inland and foreign, postal communiestioue
at home and abeoad, the care end dieposttion of
the pantie cilmain, coloulzttioo, the, organize-
Lion.:„ and ad Melon of new States, and, general
ly, the enlargement of empire, one nation
under our present Constitution, than it would
be to divide
, lkeateelves Into separate Coated
insoles or fit tea
Oar country females now as it was in 1787=
ostoposid not of detached and distant Territo
ries, but °tonne whole well emmented and fertile
region Wog within the temperate sine, with
climates and voile hardly more various than
those ef France or of Italy. This slight diver
sity quicken■ sod amplifies Manufacture and
commends Oar rivers and valleys, as Improved
by art, furnish its a system• of highways tin .
equaled in the world. The different forms.of
!able, it slavers were not perverted to purposes
of political ambition, treed not cotwiitote an ele
ment of etrife io the Cooteciersoy .
Notwithstandiog recent vehement expreenicroa
and.ineolfeetatione of intbleranoi in Come quer
tire. produced by Inteuee partisan excitemeat,
we arc, In tact, a homogeneous people, chiefly of
one stock, with et3o•lniabil ' irr.l iecillailated We
base, 0 - 60110401 y, only one leapt-4e, 000 reli
woo, ono eyolem of Cloverulnect, and maosiers
and OUStOine common to all 'Why, them, shall
we not relneitubelleefUllit as hii4llllo..one pee.
pie?
The first object of every human cooiely In
safety or security, for WhiSh, if clew' ne, they
will. and they moat, inionfloe every other. Ibis
security to of two kinds: one, exemption from
foreign nogreitsioo and influence; the other,
exemption from domestic 'peony and Sedition.
i l / 4 reign ware come from either violations of
treaties or domestic violence. The Video has,.
thus far, proved itself an almost perfect abield
against such ware The United States, continu
ally enlarging their diplomatic acquaintance,
havens, irestlee with France, the Netherlands.
- Greta Britain, Sweden, Prussis, Spain, Rues's,
Denmark, MeXieo, Antarts, Tonle),
Onitt, Siam, &tomcat, Venezuela, Peru, Oreecie,
Sardinia, Baader, -Hanover; Portugal, New
, Granada, Heise, Cutest, Wunemburg, China,
Divans, Sanotut, • NMIIMU. Switzerland, Meek
leoborg, Schwerio. Guatemala, the Illawaaien
Winds. San 'Salvador, Binitic - twii'
Paru,..Breeneu, the Argentin* Confederation,
Loo 'Choc, Japan, Brunswick, Persia, Bodes,
Belgium and Paraguay. , Nevertheless, the Uni
ted Sates, within their entire 'existence under -
the Federal Constitution, have kid flagrant
ware with only four States, two of whiob were
insignificant Piswera, on the Coast of Berbory t .
arid have hscidirect hostilities, amounting to
reprisals, sweet only two or three more; sad
Ire cow at peace with the whole world. If the
Union should be divided into only two Coated
eracieto; , esch of them would need to make se
msoy treaties as we bite now; and, of course,
would be liable to give M warty canna of War
as we in now. Bat we know, from the end taper
ienoe of other nations that disintegration once
begun,tineritably nonfinues until mu the giant
eel• empire orumbler into many parte.. Each
confederatioo that shalt ultimately arise out of
the ruin of the Union will hive necessity f r ae
lastly treaties se we now have, sod will incur
lisbilitieb-for wit ea often. as ws. now do, by
breaking - themZ Ti' is the Multigiliation of trea
ties, and the went of confederation, that mattes
war the normal condition of sublet, In Western
Europa and SpaulekAmeries. .It is salon that,
notwithetartillog our .world-wide intercourse,
make, peamethe habit of 'the Ameritian people.
I will not descend so low as* to ask whether
new Coofedersaies would its stile or willing to
beer the grievous expense of tosintainieg the
diplomatic relations 'bleb eautiot be diepeueed
with except by withdrawing from foreign com
merce.
Oar Federal Government it better au to
sapid giving into Genera of wet' then several
Confedersolee, &manse it eso conform the In.
Iton of all the Eludes to oempsole It elm tame
only one imootriotion, end only, one tribunal to
pronoune tbstl danetrusnion, of-every Indy.
Leos! sod.tompontry intermit] sod peeeiono, or
personal appf di4 and ambition men drive moil
Confedersobee er Scales more email, then s
great Repot:dial Into Indittoroet I,lllolmm of
trestlen,
-Tbe 'United fiLttes being • groat sod formlds•
ble Power, oat, always secure favorable and vat.
iefsotory ironies: Indeed, every treaty we have
was volontsrily 'made. - Smelt CottsdenTeise or
States trout take nob trestles II hey can get,
and give whet aa eaa nativists erected. A humili
ating. or eves an uprotiofitotcry tresty.la a;
abrade town of forsigewar. I
The chapter Of warn reeultionJromunjuslies
bls ortuses would, I. teas of divleloo, amplify
Itself la propriloo to the nutottertof now Coop
fedenoles and their irritability. Our disputes'
with Great Britatiltbout Person; the bounder,
if Maine, the Fiorito losurreetioiti Gaited',
and the Island of BID Jun ; the order strife'
between Tern and Merloo, the inotosione of the
late William- Walker iota Merle* I and Central
America; alt ?thew were cues hi which•war
wee prevented oily- by the hopeurbabiSti of
the/nen! Goceroment. . . - - - : /
Zile G. t onentonn t o only ones sewer 0110101
ri
of war,.,irhether Just or aqui', than smaller
Coofedartoles *Old, but it alwayabse sweater
ability to aroomoirodato them by the exercise of
more coolness sod Harass, the use of, more Is
' emus sad more liberal' means; 'mid the display,
'lf need`be, et greater few. Eirtay au knows
how placable we'oureelves are to kontroversies
'with Great Britain, PrastreAnd Spell i aool. l
. bow esaotlog ;we have been lo" bur internam
;with New Granada, Para - Loy and roe Juan de
, Nlcarsgus.
Mr. Preildenk.no coo will dieple our fare
:fathers' mazim, that . the common safety of all
isthe safety of eitob of the While they
female united, the • Federal Gore Mein 001 k.
bine* ill the materiel ' and ill the - forag of the
I
It
'wend States; organist 'St
ele - defence, on me g
general priocfpley
.hermoolin:. sod assimilates
' them with one nystern; _watches for .then with
a single eye, which Mores in ali'direitioos, sod
100 , 01 all agate , under therantrol at one 117.0007
Itlve bead.. A " natan t so cametiutted le safe
seaMetaieiuttii or 01101 . 00011. - . t...
'
Wer.peoduets ',stem a speedy exhaaellou'ef
money Mid a severe. strata , upos. email. Tie
teesauries sad -.aredits of small floafedersalee
would _often, PrOrs . /0444 . 5tHa1. Than `of the
Union are alwaytrAmple.'• ;.` - ; 1 ;'' ;',
I- have thus fir , kept out' of view the reietlisi
which most :.allei ..bstoello 'ltto . elmfmlere ,
alai g 14110011 1 ,114. They- would be. main ladle.
coneldersble notion, bordering,. on each `oilier,
aad'tberefors, acoordlia'te all polit oil philmoon
ploy, , ustarateaedeleci lii" sidithia Ai 'thii toady.
trestles which each mast make with fore* Pow.
ere, sad the conies of war which they would give
by violating them, each of these Otiafederselee
malt also maletela‘ titatioswilliall the other;
sad go .be liable lb glee them frequent ofeerfep;
They would ..eeoteleliamedliferraelitereets
resulting treat their tattabllstasseet of albite':
petiole" of ' as, of allitegoostudaatame sad
•narisatioic of Limaigralles, sad Perhaps the
slave trade .' .Emdt MoptOttpttlate with' for*.
nations for advitilases pKRIIIIO to lisalthatLia•
jurioei to-Its riestur•' • ' ' .. • .
It indliedi II Wife. feiliOi that Ike zllelef
shoal& be brakes, up, it would betsehe iset:de.
gm Liipintaatthat thOoltm•Ottotaitscifs,iit bit ,
•• • • AlhouletrAmrly se possible ilk
p ' drought iodtower, that mutual feu iiid toiltsai
, respect might Wapiti darn with Multton against
• mined affects. '•Bat each - coeseilty , mtuld not
, lag be undolaieed; One C 'nfedestepwealdelas
la the stale of : political impo . rttmee, . wad the
: others would view it therainforeeins - I ' , With' eery,
sedsipprebedeies. '' Jealetaiee Would titbit on !
frequent aid ten "ten latery tette,
„libd ..nll Meg
warn.' from the peculiar eireltantinnies of the
1 . Catiledereelci.-would.bran the inalare'lled Ober.
.
sorer of civil Isar: .fliceoloqott, ttierer a ore, la, for
, ~
the people 'otittili ourinfry: .petpwital *lna ,
war.
To reidgeteil, and obtain ticolusieltel net, urban ,
.
selentould Ally sooept - but the system of adjust.,
tog the balance Of power which lies dashed lin
Euraps'in which the l'ew street Shakes dictate
the nee, tends an which ill the
.othere shall be
Patent, to five, "When this ,hliiefol eyeletit
should fell at last, foreign sationk Would Ilitti-'
Valle, noir in favor of one and e lit *id of
s oother, aid' lue our country, h 'data !lapelled .
ell Enrop.enti PoWers from thrice fluent, lsnoW
[shalm into.so aggregated f ern of lts eoleallit
Ite
experience, Slid, lake - hely, oriel; ladle and .
Chine, beam * the theatreof raniellootfatilei
oli,
voodoo and tepidly.. , .
14 howerer,' we grant to tho , new, iipiede r acie s
an esimption from complicatiorie among each
"other ann:withlore ge Suite.,irti3 there te too mach
ratallOwto telieve.thet not one of there could hing
mairitale a republimusforta of government: - Clo
seted suffragennd the absencelit a standing 'nay
are usentini t 9 it republican 'ey ea.' The World
liar yet to ene;ia 'single erlf:irestiiiiiiid)hite of that
kind, or even any eiaftdrrat[oe of leech States,
except oar owe. Canada reaps oit Great sdrltran
not unwillingly, and Ritlitirladd in higiaatied .
interested motarchicar,States. Oar own expetr
meet hawthos tar been aiceesaill,Peanie, by the
continual addition el maw Saws, We iodinate 91
each or the Members of the Utilise te eonettotly
remained aud !reduced. No owyttrcoutrit a can
foretell the wily 'stimulate °twee/46U mem,
indicates with unerring certainty die end which
the eavual confederacies would reitekvlieceutleee
new world render life intolerable; aid ,they would
'emcee ter !stet combine tranguillity'ind domestic
atfety by the !Teenier of liberti, aesiyield them
' selves up to the protection of mill despotism.
Indulge me, Sir, in one or two:dirt ' - boiler this
head. Finn, It is eel, aunty days.' lido !Midis.'
Lai
union movement brim; alrMikef. those who 'are
marled in it hive capered with portertoos free
dom the poMilde reeombiastioni til the States
*hes si om.vrered t mid the feasible ellancts of those
reconitiptione with European madam alliaacee
as annammyead which would prove eleinately as
peatilen‘itt to Impiety here as Mittel the Thurm
ana with the Spaniard, wile promised their go
upon titter ancient enemies, the Amu. .
Setondly,. The disunion niumarest arise. pert
ly, out of a Capin, over the common' &Main ni the.
Drilled Mai*, I Hitherto the Union t has coedited
we contravener within the bouldS'of political do
nate' by weenies it, with aft other tetanal ones,
to the arhinatdrat of tees ballot:We. Doer any
ono warp that disunion weak transfer the
whole domain in either piny, al4 - lb it navy other
umpire than War would, alter difiolcuon, be In
voked I i
Thirdly, This 811101/tinalti artier, id Another view,
out or the relation of the Allies's alive, to the
domestic populetion of the cousin% Freedom is
to them, as to tall mankind, the thou object of de
fier,. Hitherto; aoder the operation et tea Union,
obey have practically rernsined'ignerint of the
controvervy, especially of its bell:lag be them.
selves. Cu we hope that nattras, cilia war &ball
mge among ourietves in thew very preemies, and
yet that they well rennin stuptdi lda 'Deem
-tots t Does biotin forna us h _ y iatisfictory
metruction Igoe the lariats of - vil war among
a people . eo brave, so skilled in ;Mils, so earnest
d
ill cOlSTielinl3,! end so. intuit in morpoee, as we
are t . le it a mire , chimera whiehosiggeete an ag
ar a ~,,,,,, of thane honors blued _endurance s
wk., on titbit side, there shall Atter the inter.
'station or aid uprieleg,ferociont . Afritan sieve
population of ginr, or sti r perhaps twenty millions t
The oposionicif meakiad change,.ead with them
the politic. of !nations. Ono befitted pears ego
ill the commereal European States were' angered
in transierring_aegro slave+ from Afriii to this
hemisphere, To-day all dace Stites are finely.
set in hoetilitylio .he eat/erten sail even to the
;whence of eatery.. Opposition to'. it take' two
forms; one Edrepeen, which .is Steele, direct
abolition, 'retied, if arid be, compulsion,* the
other Americas, which seeksSolortut the AMP&
slave trade, and resat the estrum' 0l domestic
ala•erytoto.Territories 'where' ff,is yet unknown,
while it I the disposition, td 'TWICE slavery
to the considelide action ef
,ikei.fitates by . which
it is retained. ,illt o tee. Lfoatanlint. nistriem the
opposition to saver, is thiSreesuitry within them
finals. If dim:dation, prevail; What, (Taranto*
shall there be spinet the fell deldipment Uwe of
the leaflet and pcompromisieg *milky to &weary
which elsewhere Primaries- thitiWeerit, aid of
which ibe recedt lemma of VisendelleFae em 4-
i!dr- PWvoiliniWitessifesiftedfWAW.'W''''`l.
Cio probe - oldthei e acted' dummies upon the safet y:'
of the aserlcati people sato leave me little time'
teem:under the ;ghar evils which mast follow ia its
train. But practically, the It. of safety ' iueolree
every other form of public calamity. •Whea once
the gaardian angle hoe. taken flight; everything Is
lost.. 1 7.f ' • .
Diasolation wisald not only arras, bat aide.
goad the greafeese of our sosetrys nif
separate confederacies could exist end ead liv eare,ther
could severally tprinerve no share 01 Me *COIOIII6II
.prestige of the Union.. - if the. Pastdlation. Milo
oe broken up, the stirs, whether scattered widely:
apart or grouped in fielder eluting, will thence.
forth shed - forth feebleglimmering /nod' lurid
lights. Nor will greet 'schievemeats ' bef, posters
roe the new pasfederadee.' ' Dissidition would
Suable-1a trianybe by woof vrantonesiwhich
tepid shock 'add istnesd We -world. • • It - weelsl
provinclalize /fount Vernon and give this; Cap.*
tot aver to desolation at the vary nomad wise
the dole was rides over tier,leatis Set was to he
crowned with the. status or Liberty. After. thie
there would reniain for Weesies so Plot ••stapear
does ial . amy to th e committed. No petty oriefedo•
racy that ■ball fellow the United Stateereatt pro-
long, or men wailer. the - Majtistie-drionp of ne.
dried progressi—Ferhaps It is to be arrested be
-01011111 to sublimity is incapable of• coatisesneer
Let It be so, dads hem 'admit become deseerati.•
After Washingeow,!• lied •Alret leflatible ~ A sdelall
Henry, and the peerless! Hamilton litilimen - We
the majeetie'Clay,Webeter, and „liii.. acme Cali.
boon, Jackson, the modest Taylor and Scott, whit
rims in grimmest, wader the
a burdea dfleini_ i and
Franklin, and Films, and Whiteou t lied , flmer ,
have ail perfortned Moir parts, let }the; cattalo
, . .
While lamella, to' these debates,' t 'hie., c o me.;
times forgottea myself fa marking their siotrained
effects epee the; age who customarily steeds on
the dais wore me, and the venerable Soczeway
who Ma behind On. The youth evaibiti ;Steam
bat pleased emotion is the exchanged. while et
seery Irreverent Word that to tittered agates the
Lichee the eye, orthe aged awe are eldlelen-Villt
ISSN. Let him Weep ,so more. Ratiter rejoicer tor veers has been a lot of rare felicity.. Yonkers
leen and been .part of all the 'mamas ,orour
eaestry, the towieneg national greasiest of Bl ithe
world. Weep only yeti, lead weep, with all led m bit . 7
[ei. Or saviiial. who ire jos stepping 'ea the_
threshold of ifs 'tier that greaser peruMis , pre-,
maturely sad emits der for you, nor for Me, •nor!
for any that shalt come shat us.
The public prosperity! how could it survive tire:
Worm 1 Its eleuitente are industry in the maltase
of every fruit; Mining of ell the matalit tom.;
merce at home lied on every vest material Is.:
prominent that khowe eo obstacle aid Ps so ead il
invention dist Wages throughout the domain;
of nature ; moils* it knowledge as bread' iii,ib. ,
lumen .. mind. Ilatt: expiate; parades of-`a rt o art tis'
high as human genius case-roach 1-and 'mall M.;
finesient wartime. for the renoration or thewaild..
• How could tier;succeseers prtweesta Wend noble '
objects th the midst cif 14'411218g civil coellict t
whet giaraidees will - capital turested for earth
purposes 1111, 1;4 1, 4?*/11 niitttehelL the iiiilnilnes
effendi," politic/Wad military ambition r What
leisure will tbe Otintine tied retstisly t _or runtime
er art; hinter the reign At conieilatise t sib whit
interest in them !will society feel when fear aid
bate shall have taken powaselow of the national
Sind 1 I..etth n e g(or)itgehrotoie.teltio.lieed; for
is golden Wealth:will become the prise of the ea.
than that C 44 CO*INIS14,11111.11)0M iron. Let the
borderer take ca* foe the Indian wit' again lurk
around hie dentine': Letthe -pioneer come back
into our drama saillementet . for the failreedi the
peat road and thaltehromph, 'dillies not ode dir.
long farther into the wildinittiiii." With standar
&Mien oonennieg the sehataece of our purple on
the hind, and owl eery kid , -ear postal steamers
Withdraws boas the ocean, who" - will protect or
respect, or who whit even Spy* salmi Esti petty i
coefederciee t. The Amnion" .man-of-war is a
noble spectacle. il have sun It enter an ailment ;
port in the Ideditbytanesis l- All !the. world: won-
;doted at.l4 and tidied of it. Balton of artillery,
;from forts stitfilligs iirihe liebbilf,'!ealeted to i
:dig. knee's ais protons'''. and merchants paid I
it homage, and al ist pow* bleed It as a bar- 1
Ser
'eg of hope foe:their own ultimate freedom. I I
:Imagine now ihtreameoctile,beedil a dsi entering
the suns buieuri:;. tie leg CC tingjhriti stare '
and thinelie stripes hat been hauled down, and in
An place a 641101.4 ice upj whien ennui the de- '
vice of a lone star ore Falsetto tree. Min uk,
.ferbolo,tho. stinger. diet , thee , Steale , rniter' ant
water* I" The Maser contemptouslv given is,
wshe comes from dl the obscure Republics of North
America, Let hay greagenwr ...,,..7....,,,, , ,! ~ ~..,
Ludy, public lilrarty r oar oat peculiar liberty,
moit.lasunilt filf •aad'thus ceiifto lire.
And mobs IlhtfOf ffae.,
through our onoilaaft tad - 6i:igital tie *Odd
iris !TfilChP frie ROOft Ike,. !skip filmdom
of every' ainigietAlf eats siary taw. aid for or
against tiro agent who upounitei adsdaillers,or
exentltee. ,, ' Moab!i sod )glib,, loafa7aPaoird:.
eanidandr optiraloindiu aulidttyritbostt" attit boa;
oda withia g loriniddbla audiodiar-ud eon.'
tauptible ta *lf g riot. lest will it be be
tter, on du idea of public ratty.; nag wig ',o r :
render all 'tide Ineituablif lad inavaltid,
and ascent the fiatefel cad 4 1 0 11 relliftettiosage
of militant '
And-doiO, Mr: Afresl3eafg`'what is the esue for
sodden sattattittlil aierflu at so ornabitafety,
greataess, bapptneis sit fosedret I Web Wald'
ltatioas contbinedi and are they Mall la rage
opal' Bb far from being onsinies,
is not a nation en with that is not is iltergaten. '
admiring triad. t.rae - abit f, Liingiage-IninerOry no
alias Partial to thug'. .
is girlie possiblatbat tit problus of .a
rlspubllaai troutkrotwitt'
. . .
=--
1 ,
a, five a!mo *s is s pirit of holly, sollishesis lied short
angina/es... . • - . 1 . ~ ::: . .. ,
, flu Orr Federal Cenral:tent become lyres Meal
or 'oppreasbrey . .or even : rigeroue orensitheift 'Ras
the CoutintimMteet its spirit; and all at rine cal:.
.Ispeed' iato - . e.r• Mins letter rd Not 'in Federal -
Oerayllithat end2l.l. Inatel billigellltife Sing Works
,to:dayanore benefleandel than ever.' The, Conatt
maim' is %Seethe eisciain modal for thei - organ,itatiaa
of the nerilf Meier eoifeilieratilm.; '- - ~ • - '
Therewith= tatbeethetion of a Piesident of , thai
ike . TrAteitillithi;eribila 'oudoeptabla to a polka
of 16 1 PsePis..4. stabs dui use bioassay_. There
rarary.incetoutmeed "of Menlo . before the ballets
which; ex p resest : I that "holes ware : cast. ; ; Db.
'Milian:pan sin as the malt was antieutured.
The jeaftearlditi aulgoid was that Lin.
coin had been dieted; whili thanes:sea of Whenc
e( the lihree ethic tenable' wouldn't, helm amid:
mood ie. - Wei the elsethin Illegal? . No; toleni
impeabbible....liithijuididate pierionaltyoffensive
No; Its lea moo Of ut:thiihedvirbur and imisble
neanalitil.': ban, elution of *d.ratideine ala wartleen t
or , Pablerallia47.4treebeiiition? - -No; in , neer
had a Chief Rigid:eta otherwire desiguated.then by,
boob Median; and that . fiiim ef'oholosili reoiswed
every leer tiara: - Debi soy one teen proPoia. to.
change the mini( eppidideg the Chint-Nagletrate?
No; elation by :ttalvorrai inframt; es modified by' -
the Constitutiond Is the one orowslog'Duthie._ of
the American people. Teljeurs it they. wonld; defy
the world.: lett : apprehended tbatthe pew Possldent
win Run' deePette dowser, r Nil : with he lace it
alio the most enenthilionri , bs Is, 1 07.Oritllmilaillely
'nthordeals Whoopposedi: is Mutton,: sahjectisi to
nth restraliti that he cannot, without their Content,
SPPO4 • Ifgal,"..ft trivet. Pass a g en t. Pietist. a.
treaty, or • prow* lbw pailage of a law,- mid. can
hardly diner a toosketfroaithe publio arse:dila to da.
-reP4MI ova PP . .l#°' .. ` I, • - ' '
Wbat,:theia, la . tlis .groilisd of diseontent? It is
that We Mentionlate dirancit accept se concludea the
argument, which; "rare urged la behalf of lbs eark
rosseful candidate In the menus. Thb is all.. Were
their own arguments sealed Min snore satisfactory
to his sapporterad Of coot,. they were not; they
could not be. Dieethe Colattltution; In letter or
spirit, reprint or linply that the arguments of: one
Petty that' be satideotory to the other? • No; that is
Impossible. What la the nonstitadonal remedy for
this inevitable dlessilefaction. - &mewed debatirand
ultimate rehearingl in a. suinquent election. Rave
the Dow anoesufailtnajority perverted power .to por
poise of oppreutrin ?, . flo;l they have name. before
held power. Alai! bow preao we are , to undervalue
Privileges and billblaffs" 'Sea 'ladle, bow prosily
would the peopi t c . of any Didion le Rarope accept, on
such terms as we "DAT 141. t he bon of -
eleuting a
Chief Registry lovely fur youth by) free, equal
and universal satrap' I Row thankfully , weuld
they oast asidei their town eittosts of Itss
ant, rlf:.
t, and warp Lthis -Republic of ours ; all
ii l
its aboncomusge lid disappointment., maintain it
with their arms, rid cherish it in that hearts i Is
It not the very bouefor which they : auppliests COS
wittiont ceasing, had *vie , image, wee, with tier.
Misdeal only „filo:kiting from . oaliatration 1 , ow
*nese are the times tit - Whirl we live!_ he
commit sprieg muesli on ono aide of the Atlantis,
will - open on a general .ePeflisfe:wetted.to;;Obtaia
through whoever . iadiractlim.. joat such a system
as ours; Led on this side of the Atlantic, within :
the same parallels of latitude, it will-open on frit-,
talent war,hraged in a, moment of heaved discos
tett to overthrow sod annihilate the lameistarite
pups. Do moo, indeed, 'bawdy tor theroselice,
to reimige t h eir own wings, or to guar their
own 'ambition 1.. Rather de not men lire beset of
all for themselves, and chisdy lot posterity end for
their follow meal Maratha American people, then,.
become all of a sudden a:meters', ea nil as ein
em:lobe t and will they, cluseherit their children•
of the precious emote . held loaly in treat for theitri,
and-deprive the world of the brat hopes it be, en
joyed sumo the Ithacan race began ita slow and
email, yet needful and wisely appointed Ropiest
Here I might close my. plea for the American
Union ; hat it le necessary, lir not in edition the
argument, at least to exhibit the whole cue. The
du:unionists, co:motorist, unable to staid on their
mare disappointments in the recent electioti r hahe
attempted to eolarge their ] groped. More th ee
thirty years there has "libel a considerahls—
though not heretofore a fond:edible —mase,of citi=.•
sans to cassia Stales situate near or around the
.
delta of the Illbrissiaiii, woo believe that the
Midge is less coodnolve to the Aeolian and great
ness of them" States than Li smaller coefederaey,
enihreciag oily slave Soitee,l would be. Tbis.eless
has availed itself of the discontents regulars/ frpos
the election, to put into operation the machinery
' of drisolotion their ago prepared and waiting oily
fur occasion. In other Mattis there is a
_coronas'
Decease of the wait of eympaiby inthe fres.
States with the efforts of the sleveholders for the
recapture of fogitivea from service. la all the
Slave States there iii a reethienesw reeLltieg from
the resuitance Which Mee been sO : detelasthar4ll
made within the ; last felt lean, in , the 'free
States, to al elute/eon of slavery is the common
Territorial, Of the Vetted Stites. The Republican
party:which cut it votes for the seernatul Presi
.dential " candidate tin . tin ironed pofthat . pnlicyi
as
h been allowed,. practically, no rePrese: elation &
untetancebf spinets ortibrowgirdes pow, is the.
slave State ; while eta pelicy, p ri nciples and mini;
mum, and ores its temperthave been cc oriarepro
seated. as to . 'unite, apprehension that it ileitis
Importing constitstioul bbligatioes, and eimeaven
st interfereace with slavery ;and its , overthrow by
State' authorities: f rir . isterireatima of the Pa-,
end Goveramest. Couiderible mines even. In •
rtbe tree States, interested is "access of these,
initrapreuntations es • mousal_gurtisan strategy,
lure fenatheir synthathy to the , party dahnieg to
be aggrieved. . While the result of the election
brings the Republien party! nedusarily into the
,thiegruend in realities diem:lon,. the prejudices'phut them which I hafirdescribed have deprived
them of the Couperodoo of man good aid patri
otic citizen". . Cog la cemplea * wee between. the
Republinan party tad the di/anionic", although it,
throbs. the direst loathing' j calamities, the remit
lisight his.datibifel / for the: Republicaa party" is
wen in a large pert of the Onion. Apt on a di.'
recline", with all Who cherish the limos ort. one
eide, and all ,who demist um diseolution by .force on i
the other, the verdict would be prompt and almost
unanimin. I desire the' a simplify the , bade,
aid for that purpose to "emirate from it id collet.'
oral L oneatmaroad relieve it of all partisan par
sins and prejudices , i
. ..
I amide, the idea, of the Withdrawal of the Calf
Stabs, and their. permanent norganiestlon wither
without others In a Matted Confederacy. as a maks
of advanced. to thearadvse, so entail, nowise and'
so obviously huposaltile of execution, when the pur
pose le eidustood, that I dbiids. It with the dl,oae.
sloe I have already lineldsouilly.butowed Upon it.
The ewe is differibt, however, is regard to the'
other subjoin. which I bees brotight Is thle eons..-
tin baton tM
Beyond a doubt, Union Is v i tally Important to the
Repaid:thus Mika. if the Caked Stetest bet it:b
Joilt SS inileArteut tO fbeabols people. • Republican:
laic aid Caton are, therefor, not converdble tenni
•Repabileatibm• le. anberdinate . to halos, et only.
thing else Is and ought to bel--Republicenhan; De.
meetsay.avery, mho political name • and this`; "ell
we eabotilleate—and they ought' to dteappear bathe I
pusses of the great quest:Mai of Colon- So far MI '
I am ealleolliel, Ileit be so; I It should 6 so if the
queen win:sane to 'be Weds' bought only to be
dmenalu e ballot. di by the al ordeal Of thlot. It
p1...f
shall be so all the m elate, the,. Is on cos:side
prep./Ideate lo rife It to the atbitrament of tiled
war. .1. have nob fa th to this' Runtime system
of are; that there. le no polities' good -.blob I de,
it,., Shall am not so tent to through Its puce .
ht.
:4
fat thentrof 'idols lion, wi th out invoking revii-;
Itideserf action,- If hers shill invoke - that loran
of Satin tO opposed overthrow Government, they-shell neY go far as it depends on me, have the ex--
oyes Mail obstinate" left •myealf to be imbued's , '
al ,
stood. Ili nob a east I astrafford to Meet prejudice
with eoneitbdion, exastlon with' concession which
roninders to prieelple, end violatuiewith the right
head of puke.' Tenter', sir; ao fer as the abstract
questkur, nether, by re Conititation of 'Um United
IStatea the bondsman , who is matt. nett by the line
of *State, Is still's mon - or only property, I newel
Mat, within" that Stata, Its laws on that atahloot arl
enpremer that when he has escaped from that State
tato another, the Ciinstitidlots regards him u a
badman who may net, by any law or regulation of
that State, be discharged from his serslee, bat shall
be delthered opi on elahn; to dila party to wheat his
service le does Whit" pinata and path* would
combine in persaading . you to. modify the . aetif of
Congerie on titre subjoin, to tenet to oblige privets
panne. to In their ezeottlotii and to protect
frousura.frotw befog, *abriee.nf of the taws:carried
Into aleviry I agree! that shills,. ef -n
it:oaths,
wbothortno State, or Mara Stan, which relate to
Ltd' daunt omen, dr - "by oat" remedy ening
Irons or terident Winer Stets/44nd whieb laws eon =
trauma' the Constitution of the United Statwor
say law of . ..Congress Pawed to conformity theists; la
eight beirspealed.• i'.. = ' I -• -' n :• -
secondly. llsperithee in public "Sirs horesim.'
Armed' thy opielon, that domestic slavery, existing
:is May State, is thusly left by the Constitution of
ithe UMW Elatesestltalvely the care, Maple.
;milt and:Mope/Woe iof Mit fate; and irk wort
!lathy power, I vronliii, mot Ate the Constitution 10 ,
,tliatreepect. , If 'rnisipprehendon 61 myartition
'nada se 'strong 1 - reitiiip, I Ma wallog to - rota for
411StnellitrIlilit of aslCosaltalia.'dselariag that
?it` ikail mot,- by - any firturManseidnient 'Mr to
altered as to eisabir oi Diagram . * power to!aballeh
or interfere wi th vinery In key State.'
1 Thirdly. While--k--think lost Coogress has
reuissive and . - ativoralta' eettiority tit legislate OA
111 inskjetits-whateveriin the common territories of
the, United , Stamm tad 'Addle I c e rtainly shall
Assatt_tftuidly or indirectly, give my vote to en•
fabllah or ,ulation , Maury le such Srerritodee, ,
or sayethere elan thine world, let :the question
what coartitationaUriams OW at ; .aay limo be.
alibied Jo' regard - to - tbi Ter/italic., is, like seem
ether, risottos, to IM detoragned oa . prar.tical
grinds.. I toted : for: enabling in: to. ems
of Orogen,' 'Alleresote, ' - and!'• ' Bineu; ' without
bob, able to-'freetire in them girth 'provisions as
I wool/ 'leave preferred; it'd !yet I voted whthly.
So sow, I. am, wall ?fl and emisfactory solutioe
of .the.,dieceltine in. the , resinining , Tenviterien
.would be .oblateed .y ~ similar , laws ' , providing
for their : ergeniudon If each inganixadoe. aren
°theme. practicab le..:ll,, therefore, Kansas
were admitted es a Maw gaiter the Wyandotte .
eonetitittlearsas I think sheilinght - , to - be,•and
II the emote lairs af all . the other 'Fenian.*
could repetledi'l`could • *Ms to authorise Vie
olyanizatiom and .. adaMatios Or two. new Maws
*Mini Amalfi Inds& them 'reserving the' right to'
teeth. tobdirisiou el the m whennet •seciasery. -
late anon! sonmaive*Srame I boil - ffe -bet led
' that; Math rentaattithe.madd' be Andethationally.
aids.' 'Mani thiss4theataiss alaarrassaaus
srlakth - would SUMS from.,.ir betty boarmtkmAt
flmaltilmainiutaxtaitiMeilrlaselitifiati . and
Q iiv -
oharaster, would ontwehr, all the bumo illate.airati
tape attach a measure. But if 4b •
meamera t were
Pnuttleade, I aloud prefer er a I difforent comae, name,
ty c•whirtt the eatientrld to ve;anta of socieuitm sad
dinutibn sha ll have aid d, whatever form that
L ip
end may , tome, and the angry excitement& of the
hour ihallit etre eichthisa -and calamine once more
shall bets reamed its - t tetned.,setay i over the
PehliaMind,. then, sod 4
MI 4 '
et until then—enarAirci pr
three years. hincter libo IdelkieffellY ikari!tit
1 .
volition of the paiple.`to aseettilik In &MUMPS .
.ol.thir Conetitution, tun adder teed decide ithetheet ,
, any sod what ameadmen st4ic i : Orgahltkleklant
law ought to be raids. A Wean ii now—
Imes hiretotbre been a m intui t ed other paella el,- -
Awing id my day—l oevertheient hold ' , A tt e/Wish; tI
las I„ hive alweya dons,. the prisciPle that tille,d3oir-
Leittmelit skits in Its present fermit only by the: con
"sent or the govercied, - and that .it bias neoessaii ice W I
it wise; to reser, to the 'people fOr reddened the
organic law when the tumbles aid dangerr , oetlia
'State certainly dementia the pewee.' delegated ly - ir
to the public withoritiss. Nor, ought the maggistikl
to excite surprise. - -- dove ['meat in any form la a
Machine; Ike Is the-meet temple: to.e - that the
mild of man bur. kyr haunted, oriel" hand dime*
bee ever trained. Partiti s. see it is, firmed to be ext.
pieta that ii*n ..ti, Idea Se once ittUcen
'nary,' itequlne imam m tuition to t -adapt It to Me_
.tibangelf of eacisty and alternations of Bmpiree. l
Fourthly, I. bold, toysklteady. new, as talwaYe
baretefatro, to vote (or soy properly-goarded lame
which shill be deemed necessary to prevent tittltheit
treasiotis of Sates - by oilieene of ether Stade,: eel
'
punish thine who knell aid and abet .. them. ' tt j tr -
Fifthly, Iffotediluttandiogt.the arguments if the
gallant Senator from Prelim, (General .Lam,) I've.:
of
mainthe opliden. that physical „horn*, ettcb as
highway', rellroads, river e and camas, Urn ; vastly
more - powerful for holdingt civil communities Ingeth-
Sr. than any mere .aorentuate, though written on
parchment or engraved open iron. I tamale, there
fore, constant to my Purpose to secure, If pa s eible,
the ermitrnotlon :of two IPacido 'railway', nee of
labial shall 60:11:100t the Fleets mooed the menthe of
ths,blisalaippl, and the of er the towns on the Mrs—
kali and the Lakes, with he hairlike on our west
ern °oast. '
If, In the expression of theee view., I hate not
proposed• what la desired or reeked by many others,
they will do we the justice to believe that • I am es
far from having suggests, what in many respects
would have been in hanna y with oherishod CODA°.
dale of my own. I learned early from Jefferson,
that in political affairs we cannot always do what
seams to 111, absolutely It.' Thom with whom
WO MI: WOOMINIWILY 110 4 et tansiaing different views,
ri h
bare the power and the tof carrying them into
i r,
prelatic.. We mutt be con eta to loud when we eau,
and to' follow when we cahoot !lead; and if ea ean
not at any time do for our !connive. ill the good that
we would wish, we must be saildtd with doing! for
her all the good that we can. . II
ar/log echo:tided nay
kith; remelt.' only
opinions on this great
it melt.' only to s ty that II shall cheerfully
lend to the °Uremia/en:tn. best support le - what-
Srer preaent yrt energetic efforts it shall make id
,presorts the piddle pesos, dto midnicin and Pre
serve the Union; advieing, o nly, that it pret t ifi as
as ed
,
far possible the ntutoet moderation, forbearance
and cauciliation.
And now, Mr. President,wbat are the auepicee of
the aonotry ? I know Clint we are in the Knipt,. of
slew' sad immawhat exposed to accidents aner oid-;
able Itieekeene of tempostrue passions. ' "We hl,
re ady have disorder ; aod el Tenon hes begun. I I er
not to what extent it PUT Ir . , Still my fait In het
Mil .
Ceastitatlon and in the il , o abides, Immense y
faith to the wisdottl and ul nae of the Auto/leak pito-.
pl. females unshaken. 13 Inca, ailments sod , rni..
elution are element, of thecharacter. They have
been temporarily displaced; bet they aro reappear
ing. Soon enough, I trust or safety, it will , be see
iif ,
thaedition and violenie XX only , local and tn.
t s eMpole
.ry,anditiat loyalty fadaltioq to the Union are the
naturel seatiments of the w ulo country. Whateter
dangers there shall be, there will in the dehunclus.
tion to meet them; whateveriaerihees,privito or pith.
Ile, shall be be needful for the Uolo , they will be
made. I feel sure that the hour bas notoome for
this great nation to fall. This people which has'
been atodylog to become w ear and better m it has
grown older, Is not perverse or wicked enough tot do,
serve so dreadful and sevoie• punishment a Maio
lotion, This Union has no yea accomplished what
pod for mankind was manifestly designed by lOW
who appoints the coition' and proscribes the &diet Id
Sakes sod empires. No,
sir; if it were east down by
faction to-day, it would rise again and reappear do
all its mejudo proportions thtmorrow. It is the - Indy
government that can standere. Woolly,* Li° 11--
man than:madly lifts his h d against it: It eh
Ili iced endure; and en, Int after times, 'eh If
dealers that this geoaration, which oared the Unihn
from such sadden and unit kelt ; for. dangers,
plumed In maislialcalty eve that one whialr
sic.
te
' foundations - fetihei eternal principles of us..
ties, and hpeanlity: ,-. • ; 1; ; ;;; '''...`r.-; I, is
_ - .fe .._ ;.r.:.4 ; ..i,.1
*Wait.. waverer. ; a tr0ir0..'...; ..; ~,,i, 1
A late telegraphic disprit front Charleston"
says that Mr. A. A. Longil rest; Preddiht et the
South Carolina College, 3 'tuned a tini-pege
pamphlet,:eatttled. "d ni'l SOntirCatotteil begin
the Warr' He eantestli desiree the Colteetir
on board the Harriet Lane to be allowed to hind;
and saystbst he should It, treated politely. as
introduced to:Collo:Wei. Coloook. so that the col-
lectors of the two soirelOtte!! dead Wee 'enemy,l
mesas totiettle the reit* Iva oleieni ins ePirlt. 1
P i
of courtuy and kindness. If the.eoete' are lir
laforeed it would be an writ; conflict, tit whigh
hundreds of our sons,wt uld be rdain. -Holt
'Moultrie would become meted, and the wrath .
of the United States weal be brought opals mil
devoted olty. He implores the people to let
first shot come from, the eisen4. ; ;-
Despatches sent narthwOrd from AidicitY stale
that if Mr. Moieties be cOnfirmed •se 'Oolleeice
of the port of Charlestonto 's to to proceedthtthir
by land, and endeavor to execute the
nt
lesson shore. If be,ee with losnemounii
ti
ble obstacles or dolma Opposition; the Freildeldt'
will here date tilt duty toWardconellittion and
• voiceful eettlement of the oontiorerey,, iii 4,
fatting of eueoess, will ii)ienate ' the lawe,tt by
plotting the Coital:or on treed a cosset; in rhe a
bather. ; : .
1120110111 Or TEM lIIW OtrOULIO- .- .. i
lo'tiot'Oonveorloo on T - muds, Ni. Geoldi,
of 'be - COmmittett On -- Poe al :Arrangentente,,tb
whom lest referred i - tionimuitiostict from the
GOVIriOr in relation to nth Matenleot of B' 43t
Prosily. -:Assistant Triter of .the =United
State! in thiscity, report t st upon laquiry dud
hate weft/tined that Olio the{ ordinenew info*
erne* to onctoms no funhare been;, paid bj
the Colleotor of Charlie° to theßnit e d etslill;
to
but that the incelome been been deposited In the
treasury °fibs' Bank of ib 'Stela of Stiuthlieroi
Ilia. Mr. 'Presely -received $460 frOnCiSdaill;
Carolina 'breath tbe . post Office Riau that, time,l
nlilah he has paid ant to reilroad and other oott;
tractors for carrying the ensile. The Militant
?tenet:tree, boucle', ha s I other Node 10, hii
hands belonging to the';rafted Stites; 'thick
aria from duties collected I trim' different "ports
of Georgia, Tennessee, sad Alabama, and freiU
moneys reoelead•from tbeiint st Adronica.aoeb
sbout,so.„6oo;eoeived fro tks Mini at , Phillt - ',
delphis. Some of dealt fu de eland to the par-i
Cooler credit of perilous:lro already, hare drafiti i
anon' thetreasitry. - Anionk Arlie are $3,400,1
Fr
subjeot-to the draft of ftleji flattop, paymsateil
in tne army of tbe (hit. - Staten When GNI
committee had bean Informed 'of the 'Nubia I I
the heeds at the treasurer ' and to whom- they]
belonged; trier„ thought ill proper that: thew
ihould batorued 'otter to t ' petnone•' to le : hoof ;
draft' they Were suNL --' eo at to certain cameo
1:1n
when leer bee been declare' the public property
of an enemy may be comas • ated.- - Clatiee-roMtp;
times arlse.w bleb jostify eu •111 au:extreme mina.
tire, , These, bowseer,,mus. depend :upon:caws
which warraneattob , rays • rdtnary peocedure'
Whether 141 e eipidient lc the CJoventieek to
Interfere In the payment d ibis draft of .the .
United Stites' urtny,ts aqua- tie r , 'lto lOUS{ COO,
skier: - Abd tho COOTOOI-100 'did•proosed to Min.
eider jt- -jot then, botrovi r, slr. Deakin Ale.%
opratod t h at the roPortersar represent, and had
them finned out :- filhort•ti ,d, , however, ••was
too quick for , him. flu ear - the Charlestont,
t op
pendant of the Bellmore' A. niece:
.
We beiirePortefrool Ch:impel hi .. irerelere
widely letliette , the etleteni e 'ef - triaoh'dinteel`
thin* The troops: wbo ' b eee vtdantiered sod
l i s
pretended themsehres tore 'too ern 4tereped in
seheeithy,,leoeUoss, • ead, is. oossequesee ' of ,
rids, sitempkend Weems, Sr* , euneriog from'.
disease: ' go ,08011 Immo , est:tutees" doinp„
*inset fiteplog r 'i , d Men o Stomh
a i, stollen's,
end the oily in theitande a it met); lo th e butte
do triveltre pretest of the Mildew orthtoki .
'et,the prestos rlstein.Cherleatomr , L , ,& , '-.
%toile' ens Wen' SseSse...,,ie the Beets..
AO Ot:diolieli:of the South, ellioUllll COOTOD,
doe.l observe tint' the term "free white" tio,
ours's° tees them four different times. itieetty'
look, es if mewing used to distinguish fretiithile .
from whim elite. .`,'`' .-" ,-.- • '' ',
.• Peelloga.deeP interest .11. the•impendiag , etl•
, eft, l, hive endeavored to, p agate reliable In. ,
formation relative to floath I f 'rola* Irtgentral,
told Charleston' is particular
1 laie:hr iiii Blu tollt" °mat` Pilot, p ri nted,t to`
1842.4 That 'ideates ii-platt Of •Charleeion her•
bor.,:2kere aro .appatided 4ertattl ,, ordent aid'
regulation rftm the poet 14,010arlestotr". 'Aaitterr
distal" otorronalitg la roue 'leer The. Harbor.
ataiter eh/Allah, ell awful fTlell to proveataet
iron had Mir alavrA befog olandeatiaeli . or ins, '
legollittairliditiral to anyhip Arvratalfitima.
41111 pert. ,
Now. I bed Willi recent; • sanitised that e
3 11
the Booth all Awes ewe Alpert and notaidtred 1
Degree .
What latielt..a. ism le, ahether thee* other.
marts mentioned 09 pier, ego_ ire thole .:Illitt;
ortf' z noe-'fire Whitt* xi 'darkly. Intimated la:
Obiritenhadia:'!4 , lB6l:=-Mi;'4l4;r T f ik
olrwi up; Otout.,:faia w. '7,- 1861. - w .ii: 1
. .
Tax' Etarmatil Cori Ea
tuakytistimotit tan kas Lithe
Bat *a Geo Isfatitd' by a vt
Violas mortal, from AIM 11
sacalter tam KIIIIICIitkj vM
wall% 511.141141". IQ/1./he •
ridge pilrii.:—kkilirfc Oka
,
PIIND ,
—Ta Kea
• stood utriTallocl.
latelllatatiron
' tat', that tbtro
lok beala tki tam
-41.11, Prtsklar.
4 1 .
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tjt ------- -7. -- 7----;---;---,-- . - ; . . _ .
he ereatuetat even tie. 'Clittitniteeiteetere,
tlhe oorrespondenee between the treadeat
aid the CStatniseititters from .'flatikeasolina
ritillidnif some hboeiliatfieg revelaticos,:whiole
14 by oo paws neettPtected,:: if when these
eldestine-negatiattoaa begat, et t", dere the
Cratereattibiab delegiitien'soonferrad with the -
, Preeldent.ned'orero permitted to entenjemo alp
-1 isiO(ins, troll id biittlY'annanoced a fterabla.
I 'oo Ciproteotthe pubileptoperty mate emu*
thelitrs;and had &alto'l2p to that dialatatice,
vitilebillei stiedid frould.= dare bean - oruatid out
Itniii' ago. ..tor voltam fees that, alatiogli thief--
Asploilsidondes denounce the removeT-01141iejor
Anderson from Fart Moultrie to ForkEluaterni
ne* act of ear r),yet It .htue.not been treated Si
iterdi by thCi:thoritiee .ot,Borttlijearollna: If
alt the fortilArere .Le ppeeeeplokoP the pvern7'i
Ada, hew ninth leee would ,ba !heir obllity vo;*- -
&Cited° and kitty the lars: It ,erill ' be totted,
when the oetreipendenoi - of - lfailifelludertunbt
..
pohlishedethadetui acted =within ' the fetter and•. ~
spirit of thel withal -instruoticna r eotamn - ideated
theibigh ac officer of, the : War Department, on
the4lth ot lDieember, et . Fort . 1 4oultri 0 . , Th.
ectialageneibeettrred, which empowered him to
indii as cottirdah4 - and be up4a it. , The
Pqadint, heavier,' diti cat - knelt - thereate
wlerrhe'leddiessed .-Ma letter ot'llallOtif of De-
I natiber le lila commiserioners." , . 1 . -,==''.:-=-• I •
~...vor, eareprdinery,dieclesuredit ..dliocavicen-
, mdele edema fell . to, &mat_ publie.sttestion.
l'etiliPretidiet stales _that tbo mbal - eider to
Itt)to."Andeirott, which was delivered to Melon
the of Dale - ether, was 'never !goon/heart .• ','
WC A my ) °aka" by the Secretary of Warman _ ;.4 ,
1 the; met, or leave
daye'afier. • That' order was !`
;dee ned to leave Major. Anderion'atithe Werke
' . ,of *bb,. aid ,to tie ale. bandeett-eifitelnally r.. .: . g 1
Oa' esiataaut or defence watelat,ol4lo4otable.
This hitenttaii was faitiltately,truitnied by the,
li n
fore right - and btivery of the galled serMarirhe
war, thus entlegied to ab erneehet of iteinhery.
Eikirot the Viet, And mid . his eettatiand. But •
wtt to to be thought of Mr. illoyageotiturideneot
et,.V le teceelatiortaet. .order-fanu the Presideel . • .•'''
fur e dare, led at a critical period "rhea e L ery•
It,
mtvitotent It ohe 000000 with : t
,p„nleert
eare 'end dila re ioti? - I.llfuratiboa the kompt t
ettiletiee, it tine 'lett 'venting; hi eat* j ":I,y ..• -.
w ill* 1 the treasetiable-echeite.•'aud of • ,•-•;:„,..a1i,:i",.-.'.
oeitlperationt.rarough Laser War A' Dii ' — 2 i 'iV :.
maibb he w a professedly oondttotinsr. '. 3 ti-;e
initirset of the general gorerranant,er
ma 't for this .nd ether , offence. is 1
by rtvery public ealsideratioti,. and itit i t,_
ails j 4vireat (ri c e °Mee 'does - 'ea prete:WAtialle-,„
agiki et - ite:pbr allied.' t = -" ' ''' - '''.• '::: -= '''•= "4
.. tit e seem to have , hecie.sotat petillerjaiibio
in; t, vas bevinesa,,..dir..-Floggirontotedv.ilel. .' -
0 etd r, the 'oidoortuosedista.a t t ,Frotteddealrie, .. -
bettS 50 be ltd Ordero4, mentenitieskakl re-
cadre fain - the 'arsenal at Ctililarti,ao tali- ..:: .
T¢
viola Id - and, "and •tilititilitiliit were compelled to A
real it.. .A. valuiffit g fatellifilltadiluer- lir'-.
,season of vhb arsenble auk lieliatigif 41;21eith . :‘,
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