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Ar.' .J. FR ANCIS, Pr-opbrictr. . . ''ER S- ' Ila Per Anun
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ted with iL iii itS3 lr4)t)allc .
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.10 Willing to Ila la' :ill~ td' ''
InaiuItaiai them. . itaz't
frajin thle hliu Thvst im'i,~j t
atum'e, tile are unI:1ant::It at v
ble ('le yes- wil I 1:1-; ~"n
as all adviser of hutl isl '.n
C4)u ragc-ha- '. et to ,~ v .
C01 Ifl 1inca taja wVell ~
ivst yur attenin)i. It h '4' i'.
will eozamzllaaiel, 1 "11i1 Sure. t,rowl'!.
die Muatlk'rn witates, a p ww r,
sr~ect. Y~et I l:.awos It 1 1q:4
andi~ alaziaSt .4lesii 'enl.i
MltIt W~hieh JWC ,1 V'L'',ut! :!hl I.' ' VIA.
vttioln ilj U&ve Iwo ITYU
their hiWat 1iu the firm tha vII'
kind(led by hli-,bos 1,4441ta (. i:
mu11ch to sustain ine inl tryin- sitia
Cai'ns. \y conivictkon wa, that
..out'a ( aron'la occuived a position
Ironi w hich She could look down with
the ixurmy of scoru upon truckling
rt1iz.alls in tra1 din g Iolitic1Iin. wN >
foIIIId it colivenien t to assail her to
subseIve their selfish ends. 4he has
boon a tiinbliii block to nany, whny .
if they. ha' l v i.0 ded, would h.av. place l
their treacherous oot uioin her. I
say ie e, that I h;in rathier cieilcotel
all the h:'rd of odebate w ith IiftV
Sen:atr.:, or aniy 1haz:udis that might
present' themseheA~s out:-idle of hevur
fln'it:4, thani dfill'er with a1 Single sill
core fici lel in this aseilnbly as to any
ileas:uire calcinated t. alfet the di-g
Iit v h'nor, :ni ri- ts of ou.,r cher h
ed C'onun. invealthi.
1ato u i :olded tat ' Iu ' i fli-reice
of oini,>ni will, inl the end, he m->re
al :n-cut thai real. 1 mnay well
-dsi w h ilc of, a ev1ierity that
ILAy bo t.). wutch netate by ., b i
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1iii Ic i conside ra tion) il '1 act t11(
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my(ivtr ficely, imt. N itt i, ow ttirii
Sp~ectioui Iof* (Olie N%114) was N61itii, to t
his bet is i earricid Out ti.~ ~il
Ci~se(IllelIces. Thei r-cil''svuiltat i ve
It* tIii rC !i tle( '.eiikt I W.egI.A I t 1 I-C
f :iuii prolld to ti.ly, that thu
C01piI -cIi re wittl S.' te ,e l ,s, Avere ill
tcrw11S limler:,te. ill t .:i Iiria, '111d ill
purp P.'sc (Ictilwrat4.. All tilv:t.c rc:4I
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1!Jt.i~ ho'1- to %vote iipoii theni. All
1i 11. ar I tell i of, tile (..oiti ti t IiiI
' i% a Vot42 tO cointrol their fluture
J...l,"lellt* Tiii .y (ug. niot to be i'e
-,'lir i 1 toi do Fl). I have colnversed
'-it I S!%var:i I 1 01 the Iii IIII a! they have
v.! . :ia collilt o ct ' i ioiti to giv~e
4)~~~al '(t~ t4'4:I iiatter liuo '%haicha
,v1iil Lavo I., dehilterate, witeui
Iwoial m. a' : real wIc-asioli for)I their
.1. ii!ri'~~' ii.ill,! jiu'miaeit. I find
L~l!)e :aIle'l oil to decide. I
ii. -nitwt. T.here~ ia-lay be mnal>' ill
i lv evel j e-leilts wiud revela
.~tatke '.heir c iaixic %\ith a
!"it1 co.lilI::Ielco, all-] at tile Iiext scS
t I it .res, I wilmllh louk fOr suiue
11TeI qw:LI: or tile ji',!.ald aid]
( *.t "11zi;.1 ttti)ll ONif the Feieral GIV-*
I tt' 11-it ill refTritel e t'. StltlI Caro
til71 111-1 Aw ..teiiii4 to SCCCel(,
0ti ,01kati(ClI'tils colii42tC( W~ith
-tur .1 rvied v f"'r oilI r -wr 'it 's.
11. vilb ot, 'L:s ill the alt
!a IA o ri J2lt or r4s('thoi to
it t ,~ I~ An aMe and hlncicittl (uiil,
in AN :11 itil ioal J~uirtt or view,
YK te tillcr, as9 it IOltv c~flct othi
itfiii~sas well as tile S'taie
i c-n~~i i toer at. . '
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CtW1 VI CUt l...... S)ve1'i t is~ uwp1
%I k to iwa:ke lrt'e ",tates
:I' i- to a th..int' t1 * W it
it I a ' U-a i t,--u .t i ne tttl
'It wb. kt in::inttril, ir
. a1 ' mt.:i -I dk to Ies~oit to)
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F. I. C. I'
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re iti a view .
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I Would not allow the PahnIetto Fin
to Iloat by stiflerance cuiy. Whilt
it would represent as proid, as Spiri
ted a people as ever lived, it wuild
lie regar'ded as the etuhleiti of a
Slaehlfitg Continonlweat. .Iiy
would be teipted to insult, it frutn
wantonniess. Hlow woul the 1:roud
spirited people of the e fel. to
hear that their flag hwl ~ecn pilled
down and torn to iiecs by a iton
wh1ialing party, or by a vcssevl frin
Liberia. or in any other wav ? lv
Could they ave:Ee the itisult ? It
thie State assu tnes a nationtal 1es.; -ii.
sibility, it iniust lrovi'e a!s, the a:ri
butes and uieanits ott nati111 power.
It 111.9t have a navv awl' ali the oth.
cr appliances f na1tinl dignity. It
cannot rely with safetv on the ciotit v
of nations, or on l UCdot fonleuded il a1
stiblitne Anthropoplathy. It seemus t,
he thoughLt by Slile ith gieat cionfli
dence, that by openin her oirt- with
lol uties iOn imports, Southi Cirlina
coul, uinler the tenp at ioni IX FIre
trad, invite tih ce o t h ile
world to her shitrcs. Well, perhaio.,
if all wou l b go-,l, :0l1 db. as S.,uthl
Carolina ni.:hit think the vy shoull d'
something of this 1aight co!r., t' I .
But ganes are gnerally c eted
by adveisary LaI.ds: andA seiethIes a
piyv is Ilmade by (2oe that tinay\* nut 1e
thouglt ly the other to h, lut w
artem. Non of of u suppose that
the Fedlral Gpverlinent wll re
a . wcIdd he U
0d -: V rcial l: en..i. -t
W~n efr as', it uA
ii
cles of C'ilnmIeree thmt Ctuet iit ur
prts, coastu.ise and by frQei; ?t ita
li t atlol's, a1:1.,1o11 \ill . t., en -
thIin1,; over. , 1200,11111. O hss
ituore thn h---outhInei wa
int' otier %:at s; i (
North Car-lina, A!al-amna.,i et.ce;
lvi"Ing solnedling zoULr P. O .)
to be consulned in this:
It it , conte tl at u d' r p.
ratics Of Fr ee ' r .
woldi' find' it-; w v: (ut. 1 .w i
erei:;nty, with a frit o r, t re i
11 doiibt she il,:ht attr:-t a gvet.r
j ts. '' illel ! e.. l lI l a ibi, :
out -f her bortp . itu c. it
til! its w.i out ui -h .: l it ih
rk Vt 1 1t a -u% -- 4
ref ntut la 's 1f0te . a : 1 :
k isaid 'a ru - v :I n ..-, r :.c- e
SIto-lh's as sw 'et.' NVWe t i h' in'r .
<bice s inc c.n" T a
Seae atei s ed (t II., ll: ( hauis.
toil unde iii lo*t a IeSJ wtult e a8
n''llu tiJ t i t t. d u...n t el~ -
e'ardldas m nid lb -iigtn pvng
lilty of thirty or for ty per'cent ?
Certainl~y n.t. I ill not dwell oil
this vicv of the subject any longer;
as i do tu Iierls the justice td
say that ti h-v leive a much highei
holl- le 1% hose dignity of purpose
myne the.iir alnovemnents a differ
it elmr-acter. To move with tho
filst "iew allone, would be to makd
the State suhdit to something moro
: a vain sacrifice. She would
ot Ihave thi conS'lation of blind Me
,,,: who -t his eves in going
th h the Ihanes of the Temple tq
&a e h Palaiumin. 11er fate would
n, -t 3nh-~ heslflestruction, but it
.m1h Iie a sacrifice to build up thd
intere (s o, new rivals.
Thre who reallv look to the end
If tis bining. take the step witil
this -to mi other States, by
:he rr,:s mnd successful exam:
e f Nuth Carolilla, to come into
e jim tin with, her. Or to placo
lwm ini ,.1i ci n umistances, that;
having a e1un1n destinly, they would
e c -e -1cd to be involved in mak
m;3 a em n' 2:uieifice. I will not
nIe!2 tlie first t'art of the proposis
ti o n1 . The t rpesents the sub
je 1i isreat maginitude. not un.
('P :meelei with i consilerations of the
(.2 ' "t d Viay. To foree a Sover
I i3zlate to take a position an i;
its co:sint. is to nMd e it -a uctant,
asSOCiate- Ic mid Tje to offend its
pride afforce its jwlgement. Is
gr. any evilerce that Georgia
NV.Onlld lie f(rcd to take position with
. mb it.i 'r'-a nc'ture of af
- - i tit r,
her
- cha move
- L ngmore
he senti
bul r i. for
,uace that Georgia will ever
lre :ud tr o nt 'in concert with us;
Or taL:,t th1 i I take any measured
ti I811. hr 4 t1.e ol'resSions and en
r hm, a.f the Fed1cral Govern'
tit. Alli tLat I canl say is, thaf
: :'' e F: 1;. I h oiul1, and that in
i m fr. But in spite
NN,13 w ave to come to
e Lh C em b* n. The slave and
2 n i -: lin .2 Staites cannot re;
i 1- -ther with the present.
u, a' 1 :.der te operation of
C, t1r 1 inig about their
; a s '.' Tn is aS certain as if
it wrUrl e e the vall. This
eCli racy. 3de in a short time
u e :'bi?.hn.11 i sy States, must
umler :V .3 r izat1141i . I would
n e a chlng1 e efl.eted through
SP. n P if anarchy and vio
i P. bl b )e donie with intelli
- t qP iwrfatiin of th*
norned.;In11t, usurpa
V ur' uther nel iighibors to
'C p.....t to their and our
a3 '- hi lx Iiert. Th'ley cannot
n -eP ,ne cone of thxe house
th 1 and we dwelil, uinder
ne .1 - - -: ei.: that the edifiec
* en: r in that when it falhk
p. 8 tnt'I;s much petish
Ih inie'rest and honort
the G.tton ~States in
er. They shoulr
233 Ilves n. ot wtith theP
ais, but as a comnmote
eren, equlyIl endaingercd, whoe~
'uut. it I, top inaho a long pull, r:
2tr11 puland a pull alto.gethert, to'
savie thlen.s from'un an imnpendinag
wr4et. it i-, badl taste and~ worse
jiin rnt tfor ~States, identified ii
i: tPre.st, 43 '' language of' disrespect
Tesar.se rem3:,3i~th ay be m~ade of
ffO 'e tutn wh Io holdP. rePI3lspsile p0.
M2tui.s, andl wiho tough!t to practice
3.8m 2' V t.d in3Lulente hiarmoniy. -
S uPh hI no been4 3P' the couIirse of somu,
Iiai 12!!e 31:en in Georgia especially,
I 1 ie bee aupi ed at a remark
a, tri 1 st :3l t ;3 ( e eobb, who, ini
'l Sl 131 luthCarol ina, said that
her3 in U ate course'$ wou1ld he inf'a
m31s Th a li gentlemen should recol
.et thati every blow aimied at South
(arlin will strike Georgia. For
*'shtl ( ar,1:na i nw only endeav.
* iln. tO do) wha3t Gecorgia said sho
ou4ht t >do. It is grosslygunbecom
in in1 thoise wiho shou'ild discharge the
Iiuiit ofI Sen~tinels~ not only to quit
their posts, but toiurn round and 6ro
tupotn the camp of' their comrades.
We all know the domiinion of par
tvt its tics for a time may be morq