But what sort of a f'ulon will it be when thi* South wishes to leave, and the North un dertekee, like Mr. I.i.kman, to force her to remain -. Why, the great corner-stones of Ihe Union are the mutual friendship and conil dence of the people. It was aot ti Union of force: it was not produced and cannot be pre served by lorce. There is ao hturga steading army to compel the submission of any large
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