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The Daily Dispatch: December 21, 1860., [Electronic resource], Succession movement at the South. (search)
ould suffer a terrible calamity. For carrying the mails let the President's contracts be assumed by South Carolina, instead of the United States. Mr. Rhett.--This great revolution must go on with us with as little danger as possible to the country. By making the Federal agents ours, the machinery will move. The Federal laws of taxation must not exist over us. We are now contending for the great principle of taxation. I trust the present system of taxation has fallen forever. Mr. Barwall.--We have seceded from the United States and established independence, and we cannot allow the United States to exercise authority over us any more. Let postal conveniences be sacrificed, if it is necessary.--Never was anything worth having purchased at a less cost than this sacrifice. Mr. Mazyek.--In regard to the mails, all restrictions must be removed. Let us appoint our own officers. Let the collectors of the port battle with difficulties as they come. At 3 o'clock 40 min