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sion was made. TOD save the Unio6y aud, as It was
the otspr ringof IbotiestI Election for This Con-
federacy, the South will adhereIto it but if the
South should yield again and gain 10, the de-
mands Of Enatics and The clamors OF, corrupt and
selfish Edemngogues, FAREWELL ga long farewell
to all "Hher greatness Pr 2a1a2 r~e5 sd a9IaTF


But great as the danger from this Proyiso ap,
pears to be. we believe 1t has been oyerstated and
oVerTated. The Democratic party of the Union
is sound upon the subject and the results of their
next Baltimore Convention will prove what we
say. AS one man they will stand up on the Mis-
souri, line---as one man they will 60 before the
people, pleading the cause Of equal participation
by althe States in territory that may be acquired
from Mexico, and pledging themselves to preserve
the Union by holding fast to the compromises on
which it was based and we believe they will tri-
umph-gloriously and signally triumph in ls4s.


BY the way, can the Raleigh Register, or any
other Fedcralist, point to single Federal poll
tcian or newspaper, in the States of Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts, who stands opposed to the
Wilmot Proviso? We think not All of them


we fear, occupy the same ground with Corwin
and the Feds of Ohio. -..,.,,~


In conclusion, we invite the attention of the
Whig people of North CsAoina Ito the above
Resolutions. II Is for them, and not for their
wouldsbe leaders to say, whether they will go in
with Tom Corwin" " for a second edition of the
Hartford Convention, OF whether, with the Demo


cratic Republicans, they will stand forward bold


ly in favor of their own country and in defence
Of Southern rights.