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cd with her long and patient endurance Of wrong and injustice. shall at length step forward and take into her own hands the redress Of her grievances.

 So far, have our people beer constantly governed by reason, and a spirit of forbear- anee. They have been averse to making their individual wrongs and suferngs all occasion for involving their common coun- try sin civil war. But let not their fellow citizens abroad, be deceived by their for bearance. Let them not construe their present pacific policy into pusillanlmity and quiet submission to the laws of govern ment which from their very hearts they des- pise. The people upon the disputed dis iriei never can suhmit 10 the laws ef Miehl-. gan, after the treatment they have received at their hands. And however disastrous the result might be 10 the peace and well fare of the couaifY, should Congress again adjourn without silencing the claim of the Territory to the district in dispue-feelings and passions which lay deep buried ia the bosoms of our citizens, like smo,hered fire of, a volcano, and which have been gather ing force and fuel for the last twelve months will inevitably burst forth, and persecu- lions, resistance, retaliation, violence and b!oodshed will follow in their train.