Southern Whigs and Democrats urge united stand for slavery issue
A 1850 address argued the Union faces peril from abolitionist effort and Northern powers. It warned slavery must be protected, condemned abolition as a danger to the South, and urged Southern unity to resist federal encroachment and preserve property and constitutional rights.
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