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Columbus Onfiiwtr.
Tne»ri»T Horning. Dec. SO. 1880.
IVK Mira™ re tpc cw.vri.vr/o.r.
JII.VK8 HOLT,
rOKlEll INC,HAM,
MOH. L. HOWAKD.
I t pui»r afuvnniut® lu brvrgti.
Gkraxs ».’oP»TT.— At > larg® mrrlii g of
tliicnf, **irre*p*rtiee of «IJ party fffliogs
nJ al'gr mrMf," held in tb® ccurt*hoO«r
t rU, Ur. N. M. Ciamfont, Dr. | (torn «h Hiatea represented by lb® signer®,
peal.to the fUuttwrn Huim U Lorry op lb® j
work or arcossion, f'cr.eJ by fbirty «n»w-
bera of Coogrexs. Tbdy urga upon tb®if
respect!?® 8tU# speedy, absolute ®nd ®*P*
■ram wc*iiinn lb® only remedy l#f»
than. Thrr® or four tint pi® f#«t® will go
very far to prevent »bi« appeal from irflu--
•iicinf ibo court® «f toy but disunion!*!*
per n. l»t, th® addr*** i® signed only by
nxumbcrs *bi hi?® Ion* b#?i» for arcsssion.
2 J, it i« signed by only 30 out of 1*0
8» othern numbers of Coogreea- 3J, H *•
only aigfud b/ one-half of lb® number#
T. N. P..uMalo and Col. R. J. Will* were , t „ Puifair lo atafo that four or fi<
nminai-d aa delegates to the Cou- j n ( |j, f j r absentees would no doubt hav*
trnilnn, and no resolution* war® passed,
the t bjrct u»n| »» unit* th® jvopl® ®f tb«
county. Ala aub*«qo*ol meeting, which
revolved that tb® tul® ot Lincoln afcu’ild not
be aubmit<rd to. and that Georgia should
bef«r® lb® 4ib of March n#x», this
Itcfcei aa- accepted aa a campiumi.*, though
It wa® r»#«i*a«i that tb® bain®
•'men rej-rraeniing all th® '‘ (Tornen ol
did
OJ.IM
i.f lb.a late
linear At a i
aiion |wrty. at P®r»;
Tho®. Gilbert, Jo®*|
ferenc* to lb® | resent id mrn-
(»Mt fully alprraa tbr
met tii> (.
atirg «f lb® Co-opn-
90 th® IOih In tant,
Da), and Mtrpben
that :
Ca-telU wrr® ni.miOatcd aa candidate#
the Convention. A arretaion Corrupt
rot ..f tb# Macon Telegraph
gentlnoan who bad b«»n "out and out
e»cc*®n*ni#»a" a abort lima In-fort psrtiwpa-
tid in thia mealing. Th® i<nnirdi»t# *vc»>*-
•len candidate* »r® J. M. Uilw, 1>. F. Gunn
and U. W. Utuwn.
Cjitxoccs.—Ai nutting, irreapectif# of
party, held at tba court*h"U«® in Canton on
the 4 1. Inat., a rooimiliee computed of tiv®
Hell, fit® Urt-rkinntfg®, ai d five Dougta#
then, waa appaiiiud to rr; ait action and
cuggeat uominatM'oa for tb® meeting. It
reported reaoluiiona in favor of an effort to
obtain redr*®® in tba Union if poeeible, and
by iteration aa a "laat r®*o«|i nrc>«tary,
In-lruciing tba delegates to "support ou
raah tnea#u r ®a of r®-i»t#nr* out of tba Un
ion till our cobainuiioua! r«m®di*« In tba
Union aball h®v® In an first exhausted." Ii
tl»o paint d aa dalegatea Mai. John McCon
nell. Col. A. W.Taaalry and lion. E. E-
Field. Tba r®paii «*aa adopted by accla-
ntation, and tba nominee® accepted and
pledged ih> rnttlrca la ad bare to the policy
ol th® reaoluiiona.
FaYxttx.—A largo mealing, without
diatmction of party, bib 1 at Fayeiuxtll*
on the 41ti mat., iminina'ci. John llum and
O. Unto, E*q»., aa dtlrg \'®a lu the C.n •
VanliOO. It wnariKooualy I taaffed for ■
d« maud lot Southern tight® in tb® Unicn,
and that failing, fer e# c»*lon.
Ft Y0.-ll.in. A. K. Wright, Maj. flak.
ff. Moo,, and (*ol. h. J. J- hnaon are the
cu-n|ieraiio|i candidate® in Fl»yd.
Lk0 CouiTT.—At a an-ating of a large
portion tif tb® voter® of the county, held at
fttaikvill® on iha 4tli inat, M .j, (i<u>d«
Dryan and Ur. Win, U. Ricbaiduon were
nominated ®a del gtlea lo th® Convan'lon,
and a rreoluiion w«a p«a*ed rrcotninrnding
lhat the Georgia Coitveinion take ale|>a to
error® a Conference with the other rlavr.
holding Rt«tea, and uiglng a final ertlle.
meni b. fore tb® 4th o| March nail t de.
daring that proper raiirra* in the Union
will b® aatiafaciory, hut that redrt ra and
aecutit) muai ba b »d, oven by avparat® ae.
coaaun it nrcea»ary a't#f having mad® an
4"fb4”W»\fffifltttrt® nil t!Ht gi,i
Inai., unanimouely lirminatrd Peter Drown
and M. M. llu«h lot (be Hl»«e Cony»ntinn.
Tb® cotiventinn decUred iia policy to | r
"Uiuoti, enforcement of tb® 0«n«tttuii»n,
and concert of aciion." Reagluilon®
•d.-pted by a meeting bald In Frvaton on
the 23 I nl November) were cHamd, but
W*re r< jrc'rd, whereupon flvu of i|, u deb-
0CNI.IY*—At a meeting held in th® coup-
h®u*® on lb® fl b Inet., a prramlda and
oiulinna were unauitnoua.'y adopted, rprrl-
fying tha grievanoea cf bo 8.>uth and d.
mending redrr®a by t .ongreaaional an
Northern Slate action ; al*u rerommeridiDg
a general rorif.renc® of all tha Hoinbrro
btatr®. Tb# meeting nominated for tl«e
Convention Wm. A. Ulack and II.ram L
French } alan the following rnunly ticket ;
For MbrnfT. J. J. Dean j for Ta«-C.d|erior,
Ileu-y II. Holt; for Tat-Krcaitar, Wm. M
Threlkeld.
(IALnvttN—Col. A. H. Kenan and Col
L. 11 Hnaeoo were rioinlnaled for tha Con
vention by a meeting held In Milled,-''
Jaet week. Kraolutiona effarad by Col.
Kenan, recommending conference aitd co
operation among tba Moutbern Htatea, and
a demand upon lb® Federal and Northern
Htat® government® f .r redrear, ware adopted.
Mac *—A largo meeting hv|t| at Ogle
I borne la at aerk declared "in favor ofeuch
r®«iaiaiic® aa aball comp. I tha nuu-alav*.
holding 8(atra to repeal 'heir peraoral
liberty bill®, to lb® prompt and peaceful
fendiiion »f our luginvt. alave®, and aa will
euch additional, unquivo a| |'nd
Igne I it bad they been prtacot. 4th, it i®
aigoed by sidy ona ir.emUr of tb® commit-
is® of ihmy-tbre®, Mr. K®ub®o Da*i® of
M'a-iMippt) Mr. Hawkins of fla., on® of
in® ot.' ®r eigner®, l aving refuaed lo act on
lb® committee. Aa tbi® commiltca baa tb®
did trt.cet b'lwtoi th® North and th®
rtoutb in epecial charge, and ia of ccuraa
beat informed ra lo tba probability of a aat-
••factory adjustment, tins laat fact ia cape-
cial!y aigoificant.
Wrhthea® accompanying augge®ti®na,
w® a-k lb® reader to detvrmiua for bioaa«lf
the ufijrct and tha importance of tha man-
ifeato.
A Moat lluaiaue Law.
Wa und#ratanu that our Legislature,
n«at *hc cloMi ol the Ut® aeaaion, pa«s®d
an act ronferr.ng upon the Inferior Courts
of lb® several counties of tb# Htat®, tb®
|h•wrr, In lhair discretion, to appropri
ate lb® Poor 8rfuul fund for 1601, or
any part thereof, to tba purchase of food
and fira-wood for it.® poor.
Tin® w® const er -Ibe beat mraaura of
•♦rrltef ** paa®»d by ihst body. Th® mone
tary eoibsrrae*mcnta and prostration ol bu-
■ iitv-a caused by the political panic bava
alrrady diatrecred many of our people, and
there ia #*®ry rraaod to apprabend that
tighter time# at>4 great®! tit-ublea ar
ahead. W® na mors know tho financial
trotfldea and inUivi»loal privationa which
th® future may have in store for na,
wa kr.<m the Im>u® and incldenla of tha
great political agitation which convulaea
tba counlty. Vaatly important a® ar
educational want® of the people, it may b®
that nec®aaiti*a ol ®v®n a more pressing
nature may fur a lira® imp®*i<'ualy rrqoi.
alleviation, and therefor® this grant of dis
cretionary power to the Inferior Courts it
moat opportune and proper.
Wo learn that our able and popular 8®n
ator took especial interest in ibis bill end
eitrud bimrrll tn verUr® its parcsf®.
and separate
•necunter, if they encceed in urging"**^
•etieg m
^ rh i»
■tu. I. citlj ..i tb... U Ik. p — T*« r.p.J.i“J
M.U.ct bet-w> lk. .nd Sum ju- ! «'«. wwta -«• d.tl.ml '•>’
riadiction in referenc® tocommvic®. Should | o-operaMon. i h® dnn'aloo waa made by
Sou.lt C.rol'l.. M«d. .ton., -b.t 1. w I nllawlir. •• ». l-ito, «»J«
b.ea«..rih. cotton tn th. P o.t .( Uh..k^ ! «’ 1 " h fb r n “ “ ,h '
Tilt- Mt. JHnrlsh MrHlng’.
Wo stated ih® other day that w® would
soon cipose th® incorrectness of tb® Timer'
list ol voters at th® Mt. Moriah meeting,
whom it claimed aa erpargl® acceasionisls.
It | ubliah® ) a hat of 35 namea, claimed by
it in thia way. Wo now have positive in
formation from th® gentlemen themselves
tbht In cit e of thorn so claimed ore fo
operation and not lor separata »erts*ir
Woal.’o learn from lk® brat authority lhat
two otbrra i.f its iial live in Harris county,
ona in A shams, and that on® nam® is noi
known «n the neighborhood. Tbta take®
silicon (> rn it® list of thirty-five, and w®
have g'tod teaaouto btlivva (hut no author
ity f»r making the poaitiv® a-aartion) that
«®v«rai fttuia o( tb® liat are on our aid®.—
Wo have the names of the aiilecn voters
Parker.
Wo repeat our belief that not onr-bal!
of the 3ft prrauus claimed by tb® Timer
on its aiJo ot the questum and voter® of
unmialak <blo cotfttitu'ional guaranties for
the protection «! slavery in tha common
Territories,and opr i^fata and equality in
Iba Union, aa aball warr nl a final aalll®.
meat ol ih® question ami a atop to it® n gt
tation.” 11 also declared for co-operation,
and nominatad W. 11. K-binaou and Jot. J.
Carton lor tba Conveutmn.
Bl»a —At a large meeting of tho penpls
of Dibb, at Macon, on the 16th, isaolutiona
ia voting a cmifetene® and re-oreralinn ol
th® 8 'Ulhrrn Slatra, end, in ih® event of
rh®(? Ncrt-ltin at a remedy, ‘h» i
th® Conautution of th® United M
Old Party l.ltiea Again.
Tho people cf Hall county, at a rarating
held in Oatnvavill® on th® 4th inat.,
which all parties Ireely participated, nt
inated a ticket for the Convention wn
vi®w of preventing any division in the
cnuiiiy. Uu4 wu none® in the Gainesville
Ituglc a call lor a "Democratic masting" to
tn bi-id on the 32.1 Inat., to nominate an
other ticket; also that Mesa*. A. M. Evan
and C. K. Hiuunoiis announce themaeivrs
ai candidates lor tbs Convention, giving
a® ■ reason lor thia ours® that th® meeting
on thw 4tli did not nominal® any Dreckin-
ndg® man oil the ticket I Mr. Evan? *ija
in hia card that he la not in (svor ui sepa
rate Hiato aeoaaiton, but in favor of a
H-'Ulbtrn Convention, which should d«-
niand redrsaa, dtc, Thiaahows that h® ha®
no otUvf ground of ol jaction to the con.
aeivativo ticket nominated, except that it
»'i* regarded old pnrty divisional
ttr Tha Waaliingnui Jlepullie aara Mr.
t*oin and Mr.Btul'tl tuemiy endvavorod
and It® told ihcin lie nevef
them again.
'J'hough w® doubt the truth of tbi® I®,
p. rted interview, we tliiuk that th® advic®
waa the very bos| lhat could have been
Thtraia no duubi that Praaident
Duclianan’a want of exscutiva capacity, or
t»ia irul.fTt-iauc® lo tho real condition of tha
country, has contributed greatly t® ih®
pres®iu alarming state < f atlaira. Had he
executed th® law® aa an impartial and faith
ful executive should (in numerous instan
ces in which w« comjlained at the time ®f
hia denlirtion of duty), y/iu most srriooa
grievances of th® South would have been
gieatly alb vielrd. 11® baa now, by hia
attempt lo avoid meeting the issue, assumed
a position towards Mouth Carolina which ia
utterly inconaiatcut^nd uulenoble, aad if a
I | coi.Uict foliuwa, ho will ba justly censurable
l ( lor ii. H® evidently has not ih® nerve
ton in th® interim between th® ®ct of
eeeeinn and tb® rflinquiabment of Federal
jurisdiction over elearsne®# and impost do
lma t And what i® to become of foreign
merchandise In transitu for Charleston at
tba litn® of aoceasiori or at any lima during
this interim 1 W® cb**:va in ®o»® of the
pap«ri a very ylaoaibl® argument copied
from tho Chailoaton Mrrcury to show lhat
there will be no serious difficulty except as
to "th® shipping owned by South Caro-
Unions," aod th*a diffi-.ulty, it ®«ya, "will
not ba long—only until a Southern Con
federacy is formed." Dot thia argument
lakes for granted on# or two things that
cannot b® rsHsaJ on. It assumes that ib®
government of the Uuitod State®, il it in
tends to resrat tb® independence of South
Carolina in ®ny manner, "is bound imme
diately to laka mean* to r®duc® her to sub
jection and lo inform foreign nation® of it®
intentions." The proposition, we suppose,
ia, that the Federal Government must ®l-
Iher pur-a® this course or at once withdraw
Its pretensiaiia to control tho commerce ol
r-outb Carolina. We, too, think that the
Admtoislration is equitably and logically
bound to adopt a decided course on® way
or the other. But we ar® already assured
by tba Pne.dent that he will do neither—
that he will nenbir attempt locoe ee South
Carolina nor will he autkander a single
FaJeral claim of juriadic’.ton within her
'.eiiitotj —h® will bold tb® Federal posi
tion® ®nd collect lb® Federal revenues.—
Of course ha will also prevent clearance®
by authority of ®ny other (ban a Federal
officer, and tha landing of foreign goods
without th# payment of duty. For Houib
Carolina to permit Ibis, would mako her
"indep®ndenca” but an empty name ami
subject her to ridicule.
Thia b«ing tb® understood course of the
Administration, U ia useless |o argue Ib®
Mercury't propositions, that a mamlest anu
clearance from a port collector of South
Carolina will sreur® tb® admittance of a
vessel from Charleston into a foreign pod ;
sod that if U. H. consul# abroad should
pioteat against inch admittances, tb® con
sul® ol Bjutb Carolina in tha foreign putts
wou'd ba recognised and could get tho ves-
®r presurnplion thsn their purpoe® lo at
tempt the drawing of old parly line* again,
fndred we Warn that an effort ia alieady
making to rally (be Dieck'oridg® Demur-
taejf In a ippuit uf the tickat to bo preaen t-
eJ ly th® minority, V'twithstsnding tb®
fact that on® of tho esndidate® of lb® ma
jority was a Hirckir.nJ'c® Democrat and ia
on® of the best men of tb® c.»un*.y. \t ill
tha people permit the great question that
agitates liio oounlry to bu uvia a mrte
foot-ball of prrrty ?
W# suppoaa that there are now 150,000
bates of cotton in Cltaileston, and that this
amount will b® doubled in tb® interim allu-
ced to, ahnulJ it laat^umil tho 4th of Mucb
n®XU A aenuus quraimn ia, can the Huuth
afford to let ibia cotton raniain a<» long riu-
I'argoed 1 Much of it wnl belong to spec
•laiora who are already toiely embarrassed
by lk- necessity of holding their stuck® up
to thia lima, and whoa® failuro lo rralix®
fur thro® or four months longer must be
moat distressing to those depending upon
them. Th® great decline in prices and
dullness in the market, consequent Upon
tha political panic, ia now compelling many
planters to bold oo^o It.eir stocks—some
in the warehouses and mors at their gins
A continuance ol this state of things will
bo seriously felt by than), at thia period ot
cuiiailrornt of credits, advances and ac
commodations.
It ia a heartiest answer to this statement,
in aajr that the embargo will only affect
Many, having no such direct fUnnection,
have been moat xeaioua and 'mportonat®
in precipitating South Carolina into
difficulty ; and Ih® patriotism of (hrir
solaiory argument that only (boat shipping
to or trading with Charleston will greatly
therefor® at Irast questionable.
suffer
a tt#*claim to her allegiance
P r.,iu...,.l fo, lk. 8 , B »kr.« I .k»b k. >.kw u P on »o B lk C.rulm., ,, |,
0o.M,»« r , Tb, m...,., j ,i,h, ,,,,,1,. ii, , 1 ,„ cul0
..om.ii.i.J O..I. N.ih.n II,... II.m. T. I tir. lL ihtt>a,lt
• of hia term,
I with a Rlale neither in nor out *f tha Uo-
u n—out by her own declaration of inde
pendence, but in by his axtrcia® of aJmin-
uiraiivd juttedtetiun over h«t l Of ceura®,
thia is pre|H»t®rou®, and aa tba old trick.
| aler ha- tow f*r committed bimaeil ta allow
j an honorable changa of hia policy, w»
j hink the brat thing he can da ia to resign
| aiid 1st Vic® Fiesident Urecktondga take
I tba reins far a f w otoAiha—a step n one#
delicately complimentary to the young Kan-
i tba hour ol bis dalaat, and can-
• dilatory oaaija S-utb Carolina that baa
I just msuiie.ted her toufidenc® and regard
| by v..|irg Ini him. Mr. Dreckinndga could,
and w® Uliave would, withdraw tha claim
^ 1 j 1 ,l •iWgiauca ol S -uth Carolina which
O Th® Arkansas f'reat aays; "It ia , Uuchanan has asserted, and thus all dan-
•Ot gsamily knaw.i that Chicoi couuty. k>r of a conflict bstw®en tb® Federal (ia®.
Ark., in proponiau lo it® popuUtl. n, is the ern«i®0| and tba Rial* would l>® averted
w®alihi«.t caunt, t® the weld. Tb® pop. Wo Iru.l that .he p.opc.nion ol P.e.id.ot
ttlstmn nuinUr® 1.700; the t.g.blo , m,.. Ducbanao'a resignation will l« |irMttd
• tty rescue. 4t0.tKHi,u»U, or nearly Ot)0 upon him wilt, an rarniatnrsa and lore#
to »v, iy m«u, w..M.aii and child iu tbe that hr raunol r.aiat, and that in th® abao.
cua.y *16. number «. b.W. of cotton vU man, ot hi. policy th. country
preduoml th.aya®. will not fall fa, abort ot avoid . coll.aioo now moat io.mm.nt and
4 °»° 00 -' j alaiaxing.
Hardeman and ('icrro Tharp, K q., f< .
delogataa lo the Conveuliou. Tb® Imrardist®
••ceaaion Candid.ir. in Uibb are J. M.
Lamar, V\ aahmgtoN Poe, E. A. Nisa.i.
Wa sre constrained lu d f*r to another
issue a none® ol a number of ather meet-
iaga iba aama political , or pur I.
Glykr. —A mvr Inf of t, o.® who are
"opposed 10 any more compromise®, or • -
tempt® of any kind to aecurc cur cunatnu*
Honal tights tn «ha .Union," was held at
llruoawiek, on the ISib mat. Hr K 11. l>. I J’ u ” k '
Troup and J-dm L. lia>ri*, E q*„ nrle •
nominated for lb® Convention. A tnruirr
macting nominated Mr. Hama and llou.
Tbomaa Duller King.
Tho Mtreury irlies upon tho speedy
formation of a Moutbern Confederacy aa a
cutreclive of all the ®mbam»»m®iita arising
Irom ibia atat® of affairs. It says t "tbr
period will bu shun, «r® trust, between oui
accresian and it}® organixation of a Mouth-
•rn Confederacy, which will matt ptubsldy
o# tb® protection ot our trad® with other
nation®." Do, uo doubt, it would be, h i ■
concert®,! movement in that direction by
tba Moutbern but-# would not only have
prevented th® alarming panic tbit ha*
prostrated business ami credits of ail kinds,
but Ha consummation would probably pre
vent any Federal attempt lo exercise juris-
uitwii over ib® cnmmcic® ol lb* Mouth.
lie movement would be too formidable,
id th® res uiccs ol the Federal Admin.
Miration too limited, tu allow it, Wbv,
then, could not South Carolina havo been
urged to wait lor bar Mouthsrn ataltia to
jam them in consultation, in a Ccuini"n
doinaud for redress aatialactory to all, ami
sUiultenaout assettion ol intlepeml-
in caa® of il® rclusai ’ Why baa sli®
been ao importunately and ItanUclIy uigsd
to aeced® at once, wuhout waiting for com
pany, or for a united rff.m to obtain all n«c.
eaaary security and ledrer® t The •‘pre
cipitation'" haa barn th® work of itmae who
•were afraid of Conventions of ih® peo. yield what
pie," wh® "did not v
ruas-roada and groceries." These puli- I whatever ...
lician* have urged Mouth Carolina on to her arid co-open
praam! emberra>ling posriiun, becaaa® they ( her right#—
honed that sympathy lur hsr, or a cor diet out onnrcea
bat ween her aod th® Federal Government, ^ as-ary.
would impel tha whole N« u ih to her as- I
aistanc®, and (bat thus they could cany
lha r own Mutes for immediate .ate®.s,on
no mal'»r what might ba the ratm judg
ment of th® people. Th® fuel act of the
serious drama is progressing, and w® await
with interest and anxiety thus® that are to
follow.
louiala against the ImmtdUto Mccca-
•loulata.
A week ago w® told th® immediate se-
cessior.is's of thia county, lhat in ncroina-
ting and pledging thrir ticket for tba Coo-
vrntion to tha repstat® and unrondiuonal
vreraaion of Georgia from tba Union, they
were taking a course which wou'^J .no, b®
ioilowe.J in fifty countira in tba Mta'c, and
that on that platform they could not carry
thirty counties. We tint® desire la amend
lhat prediction—we will say that such a
ticket will not b® run in mor® then thirty
coQittie® ®nd will not carry twenty. W®
suspect that they are llnmsulvr® now awnr®
of thrir mistake, a> d that if the political
pyrometer wer® ®f plied, it would indicatv
a rra y a modi ration «f heat to th® extent
cf several degrees. Ewu »b® pilot on thair
firc.shrp, after tanniul the vessel upon tha
shoals, takes to the yawl and heads h r the
ahors cn which the advocate# of delay and
atr rffort in Mr L'nivn are encamped !
'I bo exiraordimry letter of Hon. Ronr.
Toonm, which wa copy to-day, will carry
dismay ^o the rank® ot tho immediate and
unconditional accoasiuirista. Ha ia neither
t >r immediate action, n”r is Ire for uncoil*
ditior.al arcessiou f On the eonlrsry, b®
will he content ii th® Black Republican,
c-'im-nt to on amendment of lb® Constitu
tion guaranteeing Ibo lutur® rights of tb®
Couth, and lie if for reasonable delay to aa-
certain whether they will gtv® saliafaclot/
assurances ol au intention lo mak® thia
concession. He iprrifies the wrong® ol
tha Mouth of which h® c :mj laina—all of
which at® real and undeniable—xnd he re•
fuses to make such a fritolous and unions-
bio issu® as rcsistinc® on account of the
election of Lincoln. We fully agree with
him thu® far, and we ar® indined lo think
with him that an amendment < f tha (3on-
solution is the best mod® of securing our
future rights in tb® Territories. Mo far a®
the nullification of ,ho lugiliva slave law
and interference with slavery in lb® Mlstea
is involved, tve do not know b<-w the Con-
solution can to n,ado plainer or more fa-
voiubl® lo the Mouth. The emergency, wo
think, demands ootiaeivativu and constitu
tional action by the Northern Stater, and
an enforcement of the laws and constitu
tion by Ibo Federal Administration■ Half
th® blame of the present stale ol all vita
may be rightfully laid at the door of I'ro i-
dent llttchenan. He has foMrie l nnd m>
oiuragrd tiosson to the Oonstilution and
awa by a failure ta rebuke it. Hut. what-
•vrr intn/e of redreat ai d security m .y be
Ibast, let us b® united and rcaolvrd
drms-id that rodrrrs ai d ■•curity in siini<'
form (s.y iu lhat form which a majority ol
tfciu# beat and most effective) shall he haJ
b,-l irasthla controversy ia aetil.-d.
W® have, so far, encouragement to hope
that tha If lack RepuUrcana will be f..rcrd
to yield the evneesaiont claimed by Mr
Tnomhe and the whole » tuthern people
The vote in the ramuriitee of thirty.ihrsa.
Will a Conflict Follow t
There wa* much manifeelation af ®xnl-
Itiion by tba immtJiata aeceeaimiata of
(bis city, jeatarday. *>v«r tba new# from
Mouth Cartdfoa. And yet ire ar® not yet
mfermed wbother tb® *ctioo of 8*u,h
Carolina ia such that it ought lo la mors ■
cauca of congratulation with them.cr with ua
who bora desirtd her to a®oiJ for Iba pr»®.
out any conflict with tha Federal auibority.
Wa or® informed that ah® has resolved upon
. declaration of immediate atcearion. L'ut
the reomentoua question is, he# ah® deter
mined practica l)/ 10 act up I® that declara
tion at present! Tba metraga of th#
rreaider.t shows that it ia entirely option
al wiib South Carolina, alter a declaration
of mcv»»i<&, to permit lb® exercis® of Fed
eral authority in her burutra, or lo bring'un
a conflict by forcibly attempting Ha over
throw. In other words, tba Prraidant baa j pull
declared that h« will not attempt to c«crc«
her back into the Uflion, but that b® will
b’dd lb® Federal station# and collect tb®
Federal revenues. Hhoul.l it turn out, (as
we hope) that Mooth Carolina doe® nor
contemplate resistance lo lht« policy of th®
federal Adminirlralion beforo tb® 4th of
ttarch, she hsr postponed a conflict long
enough to allow a general conference and
cooperation among the Southern States,
and ibeir agreement upon a policy which
at that time may be acceptable lo her ; or,
it may b®, by that lime all may be convin-
c. d (Lai they must follow her example, and
Ibeir united strength will force tfc® Federal
CovfMimtni ti yield at one® the chin,®
which th® presrnt Administration will nut
sl ate on tu® demand of South Carolina
alone.
Should it torn out that this ta the policy
of our rialcr State, w® shall hail it aa a har
binger of immediate relief to th® Southern
mind, of a speedy n-vivj of business and
icstoration of confidence, end of th® event
ual co-operation of the ffilifH Mouth in a
policy that will c:mir<(U(l all that our srclion
requires. Tbot obtained, Mouth Carolina,
we doubt not, will yet acquiesce in a teltlf-
merit satisfactory to all tlr® uthvr Moutbern
States ; for we understand that her Conven
tion is, by tb® «ct that called it, invited to
f£qnall(y Iteaaaod® C® operation. ; Cce>rpla»® Sou® Abroad
Editor Enquirer1 wa® at • rrajwctahl® W® hav® been (ermitled to copy tb# ex-
m®etmg in our ciiy to day, ifl b Iprl. Tb® ' tract which fuljova firj>m a letter to Cur
•kject ol the meeting was to nominal® a ■ Senator by one who wm berfl and raised
tirkel lor tha Convention u, lanvrtf, arid here, but now a recidccf cf th® StaU of
to diseot® the ground® and reav^na for ibo- | L®u>*iana. Tt*e fa'her of the writ®! ia
niug a second ticket. I am with the friends j •»*-! a Georgian, than wh^m no man in hi®
of thu* tickat. I fully contf&trd in ranch j day and geuevattou baa «Lnc mar® to «ot-
that 1 beard. In ®oia® thing! •! differed— J W* hia fallow, to dUcba.go ail tl.o duties j ^
totally differed. Aa, fo« snatssce. if Mouth > *>f ph.hnikrapiat, citlxen aod cbrist-an ; ai.d .,
Carolina, or any otter State, taably, and ## j ‘he writer is a aon in ail things worthy ol j
I conceive diacouiteously, rushes out of !?ie ’ *uch a father. In this h-;ur of gloom f t ' ,
Unioo, and gets iat«» trouble—after having ' hi® coontry end b.turoc®. toward® bn-:!, i'.
been politely requested to ulide a s»iae co- | h® lo whom this ward ol approbation ; 1
opera,ron wl»h ether State., every way ),er j cemaacar. lul ieal moat <Leijjy Ua kind- j c )*■.
’ liras and compliment i ▼
Ho*. II1 *EV llcLf,
Dear Cal.: flctare leaving the Star. , „
GcorgU, »»* with pleasdfc and a ieeling
ol hor.eat pud® ib4t «i*e last v.n# J li tu ro j" *j ,, c p (tll)
give in Musi'ogr® ronmjr ,"r h«r r«;.rei*nt. j Manchester
sms in the high*! brji.cn ol Hi® Georgia > ctf weie p . t:
Lcgia'atuio was cast lor my own and my i
ta’ber’s tn««*d—a rain we ihou.u* imro
lban worthy tb® piar®, and Onn who w«*md | Ctr»TT'^ VAYtK
do honor, both by hi® vxinottsut ami «ruJi- 1
“f'pggj
TILLMANl
"^road Street
ILi!. 15
8D FANCY
()OT38|
^-OES,
elan
llhority .
euc® to lb® first of J«nu*ry, IH02.
Il Moulh Carolina has thua far acted dc
f. rrniially to th® wishasof ibeothar Moutbern
Htalea, th® imtnineM danger of a cor tl:ct ba-
twaanheran I 'beGeneral(iovrrnuien, being
tbos averted,businessof all kind® throughout
th® country will now prub«h!y revive, men
everywhere will breath® freer, and the Mouth
will be relieve.) from th® mght-maro of «)«•
preision and appiebrnaion that for several
waeks baa rrrnd heavily upon every class-
The other Mist'-® of tho Mouth will now be
left to decide r ach far btraell, without ex
citement or paesron, her eaurs® in tlr® pres
ent emergency •, and we rejuice in th® be
lief that six weeks will ®laps® before
they w»U have calmly hut ivsolut®.
ly agroed upon a demand for redress
aui security that will either h® obtained in
the Uuion, or rnsk® our® the powerful and
cmlroiling division of a dusevetcJ confrd
•racy.
quala, briar® going out—if ia lirohab, rash
and wrong for Georgia to pkdgn her blood
or treasure in aid "f such nili.v.M. What
ia tb® effect of such unguard< d pledges of
sustaining any State that will, mu!v-!ik®,
the Union, ready or not ready,
•nJ partly from a vain-gbMb.us dean® to do
something that will g.ve it a peculiar his
toric fsme t All these incautious pledgee,
mad® for Buncombe, amount to nothing
more nor less than a premium cffrre-l by
platform orators to 8.u«h Carolina, or Flor
id®, or any ether Mtate, to carry out its own
hot-headi d notions, and that we will yield
our equal honor and rqual right l.» be beard
at Ibeh fed, and that we w»i| cepuUse, not
thrir caus® merely, but their mu..erect
judgment t<*o. No, my friends ol Musco
gee— let 'his b® your rule, ami your reason
for action : If Mouth Carolina wants to lie*
c me an independent Mtate, and remain to,
I ua*® no advice to give—Lelp bar accord-
ing to your own taste. But il she de-ires
to become one ol the Mtstca of a s -uibtrn
Canfedcrsey, and will have her own way,
lot h<r bate it at her cwn risk. TU® i«
our only rhar.ee of equal honor. No one of
the Meutheru Mtates can maintain its equal
honor, if it ia dragooned into line. We
ran only t® equal, if we m-bly iot.f®r, a®
Mtate® about to declar® ihrnrsdves indepen
dent of the oh! Federal compact.
I am glad lo see in the Daily Recorder,
j received since. I penn#d the foreg. ing
j ihoughte, that Ih® Georgia Sri.ata iel>4o
] to pass that raah art of the ){•
| Georgia as the protecti
) lint, without limitaiior
| This would ba a huinil
I rignty,
House, i,>4giof
u! n,,»o Cam-
leal
TU® Co-Utitra,lon l*arly
Ed. Enquirer :—Thar# i* n gi
iu a name. Tba "co-operation policy"
presses our political Irelmga batter lhai
sny other ph
unset —fo - oncer,. M<dom<*n
says, "W.lhoo. row”'* purp..»,. d,#.
sp|Mnnted, but itr* 1 ** wolutudr ®f ounsal.
l-va they aio t-tabltshed." I confess I nn
in ore inclino*' *° the ina rucli»rr ol Mdomun
lliau in »•"» bM'v. aingle-haudod j jdgm-nt
nf any I hop® I ahsllfind n>u-h
g.xi.l cortpany Me® ,1 i- too late. 1 «.
pect s"«V® ol my friends w,|| scowl up- n
b y saying anything mi tbi® moment, u®
i t(Q r. I cannot help the murmurihga of I
.••me. No on® ®v»i complain* txrept th-#a
with whom I cannot ®gn e. I never toil
my Inly vo-rtion with mere p.diucian®—
Ihe® • r, » *b® defender# of parly policies.
Bit th® i#«U® which is now bffi.re us, ia
osa identified with statasmatilikr view® and
patriotic messurea. Tha gvneroua will not
mpugn my mulite®. nor deny my riKhl to
interpose my opinion whin my «• unity
and my children need the expression "I it.
And he not »urpn»eil whan I say that if my
opinion bad be«n nakad to.Jay, I would
bavo respouJed with a Ire® good will. I
would hav# done it ** • moral duty.
L. PIERCE
P8,
i
rmiwri
B
i.d 8 i
TUs day P am proud, u.nn*h in a distant 1
ate, that m (bat vot* "ur ccnlidenc® wa® '
posed tn yonravK, ar d I l.av« no doubt
ot my fu«hcr% trelirga&rc atiil aricnnr. jed, j
d that vital which baa just i
Csrt Rs
• fl.'W Irom my heart, ■
and :
uurceoH
In a copy ol the ColuinSua Enquirtr, I
, taken by «
Msfch -
For Yarn.
open*.
aid danger ol aepor*,®
i ndin* hi/iu® 1 mao yuur
thrill of joy that I
* my «
Frooi (ha - uib-ra 3>- -
Aria Pasted by the:
73 Tn au-h rxc th® Jgsfire® 11 t>
lior C'vurt ol LumpktP ootrtty ■•! a
ty of them in I*
pox*. "I repainri
county, and
r «o
Cy
i 11 011 1*0 I
ind (
♦prr.
v.1 f?id -
; i
" t 'V 1,1
o| U \Vm.
77 For tb® relief c
wer tho Governor’s
78 For th® appoi
iiu Georgia AcaUui
id ibo 31 at arcti»
■chtnent law
larch,IBftf.
nl T<> au.hc
\ exceed the a
to Clerks ®l !
th® Ju'tgea o
King in th®
84 To a
vt cob"
Tli® Policy of C’o-operation.
Editor Enquirer j A® my lov® of
country, and my indeptndenee of op'ni
is® in tli® English language. ( t»v« indued m® several litnra to
nd other papers ssera to be . ihing on th® present condition <>f
(j tr | diet'lfully frigbttuad at th® idea of onr , grft | Union mil in rrlsranca in wbi< h,
m,c I I rvaking an alraady broken Uonalitutioii,by ! mvn of my age, aud my posumri in lb
cj-operation with other Mute*. They j Mate, might b® r«peel®d to b® lunio Uian
wj*h.l » know how w® ran ®ntar into "any \ n -.er« |onk®r-on~I < \ t >.^^ l /'< > VFrtflMir"ii!
' ! *»'^Uf/,Vn w ‘ ,llo u* TWUfjfli. tho my own opinion; which
C ta To I c
ol th® Ge"
. ®tia—to ap
..... . •ftd tor otn
BO To ;t,
ur Fed. I emu led » net
Capers Day nf <
\V h>. Caper® Kh'
id' fi r III® tuner
.» M.li.sry
.pria e m-»ney f-i
pnrp«»e* therein i
t . *» ae
n| Win
•n Mr. Uust'i
Thul
pectful treatment lo tba
in^rument," bresking off a part of ii, or
throwing il away ? W® would further
ask, ;f Ih® Mute of Georgia in Convention
should resolve, that whenever iwo-lhitde of
the Moutbern Miaies aball declare by Con-
rtainly p.-inte j ft * otherwiat their determination to
olution was adopted by j compare!® era any way lo resist the aboil-
tlie afUrmativu vol® ol hall the Krpubiicana . lu, tt movement, hat ah® usurped a right
no th® cnntnillee, indicating iba aiqui- ‘ha, does not belong to her I When it is
k UepuhlicBti party
tequirvv
aiing
that two-tbird® of tha Mouth-
am Mtates bat® lawfully ripraaaed them
selves in ibis manner, it ia then our dai«r.
mmation to throw miriy tb® present const!-
tuuon aud luroi a new one. Th® differ,
enc® between the parties Mouth ia tliie :
The aecreeionieta wiab to throw away the
fesififv/iVii at onee. 'i’h® co-oparationiete
wi*h to e t k each other whether it ie worth
an efl.-rl to prasere® it, and wbrn they hava
examined its fi«wa, should they find it un
fit far our use, they thou propoeo in throw
it away l.y mutual couaeut. The former
parly ia the offapnag ol passion and da.
•pair, while the latter ia the offspring of
calm reason aud hope. The aeceaaiau
Northern Mist.*. Their j 1 •"* hl,< ' 1,0 that ,h® Hiatt, at-
them at tba Prrtiden. ! cpJin 8 #,#r •i < »» c^m® logtibtr. Tb®
*H in coinpaiiaon with ‘‘ »-ap®ratioo party wish to make Ibia thing
of half tho uii
And lhat resolution,
went aa far a* Mr. Toomb*' letter
It declared that "III® constitution ,
dies" and "the rffrctuut guarantiee of ibeir
policy and intervals," demanded by th*
people of Ih® Mouth, "should be promptly
and dutifully granted." It now remains
t ’ bo seen wbi thor, in drs
piarticsily carrying out Ih.
ncrally promised, th® Black RepuS
vi'l tu good faith stand up lo this
commute#. W® flrnrly baheve that
i® will at one® Inj ai duimcily rued®
as e.thir to force them lo yield in Congress
the Moutbern demands or In erruro their
fret in all tb
majority in mm
tialolcction was
lb® heavy vo,® polled, ahd they cannot af. j V**.?:** f ^ u
.n a t.r* .ii i ... . willing to run th® risk of 8,at.
‘ * ,un * B ,in | the UnileJ Htatea and other nations ; while I
vot® in ten f»r tba ennservativa ! the co-nperetlnn party wish to league them- ' un,TOr * An ‘' Ul ^
will defeat them in moat thw I t' Ewthcr »oe mutual aafaty and d
lhat vuted tor Iiincaln, and every **"*""’
dirati.nr auggaaia that onc.touilh at l<
of Iht <1. Lincla tr.Jj !„ by ib, I'Ublir Und., by Ih, n..y,' aud Ih.
,yi(ld Hhal III. fuulh Iiquit... Minuld : P ~t.l .y.lcra, .1 one Th. exjgxt.lion
"om i Ih.y fail lo do .o, ihotc «il| b« no dilliouliy j 1 ,rt » ** l,b 10 PI'."*. • .aHiciuUj bold
• 1 ■'oilvni'id 0 di.uioo m ih..o lhin,>.
p.liy wdl bo cuoi P cllcd, in
government ia likel;. Ur ba rent in twain—a
gaveruinenl, too, that was mad® by ua and
for ua, and which of couue if disrupt'd by
accession, and ib« resumption of origins!
sovereignty, must lead tu the nrratsiiy ol
constructing a rn-w governm. nt- I say at
auch a juncture every ciiixan «.f ih•- ro in-
try, and of each Mtate involved ir. the ie»u<
of tearing down on® tempi® of civil liberty
for th® purpose of l uilJnig up other, ind
•specially every ni l n an wh j feels ea in
clined, even though h® be l.k® myself a
minuter of' rel.gton, ahoui I feel himself at
full liberty to cfl" r hia vitwi aa to niojea of
action, and as lo (’oiiiurrenco or non-
concurrrnca in o ini-*n« recommend-. .1 fur
adoption.
A« to secerai.ii in itaelf, I have nothing
tossy now —only that lam well aalirflad
that avparate Mtate a lion ia unwi.r, and
will, ii p*rat.trJ | U| greatly e i.bar^aM our
u'tiuiate aurceaa. I deplore it as au e*i|
winch eviry Georgisn ahotiM avert by the
expression of hia disapproval ; and ao also
do 1 trope every t.roigian will object lu
immediate secession. That cautiov® dday
is either aubalaaion, nr any evidence of an
intention to aubmit, ie not even believed l<y
thoa® who wickedly asaert it—they know
r against J that the conclu-
ia magical as
w ssy to alt ca
The secession party are willing to throw
*‘°* swat all the advanl.gra secured by treaties,
l the Ui
• iy dels.
'I’ln. 8-Hi'h .ill h»’
I The aeo
, the
ing mind may l*y it dawn as au unsnir
• in® cl liflil, ibat rvciy cause which
obliged *t» presume and assume much I
order to au»tain it er Ir, in a Jain® cans
This I helirvA to be th® . .<n<li«lcn ®t ell tu
immedltl® aec®a*ion fneud®.
apprvi
.m \
aog® and alter ibo lm
laid c
tar a
* i ho
nd Kabun.
88 To an:end i
Siam ao Ur as i
Bryan.
89 To punish pc
Imre nl those sir> tdy I . . .
prermher 23, 182*. ... . *1 ‘
..•nM.. ..i — I • 3
ol Tat.nail, from ih® In
ol G<
I Ma.
• line* between the
U, “ WaTkcV of°K
S3 T. HP
liquors at ejentoa* in the r
91 To ad'h< r s * the Ir
Taylor county tu levy an f
purpose ti| rebuilding ih
.u'horiM lb. Jn.'
ferior Court ol Biker cm,
i ol Cht'hvm c.uirr
» coun y Jail, and i
of th® In-
olrvy a,.u
Il • build-
•» po proposition I i
unty line
97 To chan;;® and e!*er
:iwr.-u Alacon and Iijuiy
W f . chant® tf««* Jir.rt between thee -un- !
p* of Waynr and Glynn. ,
'9 l o prevent ihe prddling of apiritu rua I
i th® county of Wouh,^ai,d o'h®r |
100 To add a nut her section, to th® Tenal \
llqu
porpuw
Pick® nr.
lul To iceerporat
?malc Acadtiny ar
iltainsble m
•u, of it if
ith. ;
• Ul
• II expert
| >lutt i
lor riub.md.1. «nJ ! of ,ki * r ,hf,,l "* r -* l»f«i
•• Not HuipriatA.**
Tu.ttnl’.* 1.1. I.iiri i. ,.11 ,„J .otm.oat] |
to son.® of th® Alabama M< ctv«ioni*u. It '
terras that they
. I.-reign parts, and to sustain
nail arrangement, and other ei-
inJvnt to inJi-pendnit nations,
•rratn.n party, on lb® contrary,
nah tha national tax in proportb
surprised at
ber of Mistrs i
party ar®
tho pr
li.twraar» . ... I pivsrni t.OD|ir|i | 0 (
* ,om Lufxula ] wltd® ih® cooperation party think Ih® pro®, j *
vvrrksmn p®j*rr : j ®m Congress may make son® movement i
Max' Li
-Mr. T«
1st, 1882, unless th® equal tight® tf th®
■lav* Miatra be both acknowledged and
made secure. Thia i« what nr ro.operation
mean, an I mean to hava, if cor
griavaneas b# not haaled in the Uniou. Dot
• Hits* to wait T our fr.enJa who are pledged lo vote us out
Gong teas ; j Q f th. Union by sunret on Hr® )6tb ds/ of
nuary, 1861, will try lo make you beiirva
<y January mg liigli and
"^gr.av
Kirn Gossip
16.—Tn®ro I
the minda cf n
isiNe pm.(ion
aiihxugfi one
vormg the
nba i
-..ling to deprive th® abolition Miat, <
ovrmont
I that thoa® of us
nt to w#
foe t
Cursing loonrba.
NY® learn Irou* Miilrdgsviil* that th® nn-
medial® secessionists there art vary balar in
dtnoonvtag and auaibiuiati|mg Mrnatur
Toombs for bit recent letter—ao bitter, that
a co-operationiat proposed to them to hav® a
apectal comnmi*® appointed to curat bint
tn btbail of th* whole party, and thus save
a deal of | M d ; vidaal esctteinent aud ebulli
tion for tlusher "raUere" that are sure to
follow lhair great loader. We lurcher sug
gest to them that they adopt the anathema-
lisiug bull of the Pop® against Vic lot® Em.
manuel. with which sons ef lha pap*!*
war® "selling" credulous readers a few
months ago. It will ba found very campia*
haaaive and particular, and indeed is the
•«l)f !'»»ni we know of that will do fall jut-
tio® I® th® oicaaion-
Il I® rather enruaing to hear precipitate
eeceeatomats, who a few daye age thought
Toomb® second only to Yaucey, now declar
ing that they never had any confiJenc® in
him !—almost as amusing as tb® 7)nte«’
• fi *rt to make it appear that a politician wuo
•vggetia amendments to tha constitution
and pleads tor trine to "toot" the question
btther they will be edopted, cau be an
immediate aud unconditional secessionist,
'Uch aa am th® Times' party hem!
•dwy.
national
■ nd unworthy
memuvron wticl* they
mbly a# beina
Hob a played the demagogs® aolong.it
a itnpue.ible tor huu iu sustain iha
uignuy ul i
Max :
»c| Sid co-oj^ration with ,b® Hislrs which | f
a. of equal d.gr.i-y with ue *•: 1 rqually (|
involved with US, are all of ta submission- j •
iats. 1 a.k all thinking, sober planter* in
Geurgia, and especially in Murcogea coun-
The Address or the Legislators. j ty, can you, will you, do you bait®?® it!
V# are Informed that th® address of th# } Why. tha uo®t of you are lik® myaell—ro
'peration msoibara of tb* Georgia Leg- j determined lo hav® year right#, either in
Mouth Carolina and other Mouth* j th* Union or ®ut of it, that if Georgia wa.
•gmally intended to capable of truckling to abolition duiama.
tun, you would dtclsr® yourself out of ib*
I’niun. Would yau not f
Why, than, should any on® seek to task*
you baiieva that Iba ia#u* betwreu thr two
of resistance or »ul-mia-
I It ia not. It is ao issue upon guing
». r... .ta
-“ lc " d lk * P»Uiic.l c.nnu u . «hil. |. w u b, ,t 0 , C r,.u«. tb. I * ‘ U 4 ,u " aui.
+1 z:T7. i zitit in ' b ; *"«■— L * 1
r • ' bsmg ih* fact, a refarenct to th®
emp.a to ran® - lien
. H«fd eXpreaM-a
of th® l r mon, and i
Lurie we .ball ul
that may t*
:tjr of the
."tmtas I A
Dcaib of II. k. Martin.—Wo regret to
announce th® death ol B. Y. Matrix, Fsq.,
late Rep,trier ul the Supreme Court o, Geor«
*«a. He died ai hie rfaidmc® in this cour.*
H U day night, ol contumpnon.—
»aa widely and tavorably knnw u
tout lawyer, u moat
ciaxeu, and an ea.
gnrd bia
Mr. Ma
islatura I
ern Mates, had been <
be signed by tho,* members and cant
Ibat form to aucb Stale*. After it bad ra- !
caved fifty.two signal urea, it was concluded
to bold a m< etiag and **»d it as the action j
> I that meeting. Tbi# was don®, and tba I tickets ia
purpoa® ol individual signature* abandoned. mUut 1 , f
Th# Mecretariea of tha meeting iocau- •
•ry ably and eflociivaiy th 4 t »*
«U«k li.np.3M4. H. |,„, ra «
w at an olcctor on the ticket for Douglas and
Johnson, and his (ffona in ii* bebail elicit*
td praises hum afi parties tor thrir strength ,
«•>« IruTd. ! kj. »"“* “
and fa i
hate, who deeply regret h a untimely d«aib. ^ Bl ,0, r *»»°0® oom git
Cxxsra or ru L’xitid Stxtcf—'Th#
action of ibo M*nat® will show that it wa* i ,0,# * popularion of ih® t'mird Slates, as in-
iiwcnt of a u, M . .U * dicai®d by lull rciurua ot the renau* receive
ii..nt ol . U.g., nui.l..r in ib.i ,j „ vf,j. ?| ooOOlO, »n in-
br®n signed create aine® the census ot 16^0'ul upwards
lthey i
CiAiiugTox, Dec. 21 Thee
aaseoibltd at n»on to-day, •#•! n
with prayer in tb# c •• of •
| clarxyman invoked O >3 t® cnv.i
pie ol ib# Man ib in th® firms
a* tollowa : First, pledging tb® faith -.
Congress again any attempt 10 abolish
atavtiy in ihe D.Uriel ol C lumbia. Me-
4MM, against imerfering with tha inter-
alavo irade between iha State*. Tmrd, I ci-n.u.aiee
against iha abo ition ol slavery in th'- dork- Mtat®, the
yard# end arsenal# in ih* l ift Mitire j p#,i, u a*irr
i'.'unh, in tavur ol any amendmem rend’r- 1 ,
»he iugiuve slave act a effective ar.d a*t> , , "
iatactory t® the South. Fifth, against any lo Lt,9r ,hw
diocrirntnarion l.y Congraas against (it® I 4 “l •'» p'®
slave Miatca asking adniusi,>u. Mtxih. pro- i iba Month,
lining persona ai d property In the T< rn- 1 Hen. B
ton®#, when non ioiorveniioa by Cong ft a* .
atali be the law.
The Comioiitr® bad a lehori'via aetsion j ^ f
to-day, and it ia rumored that u is not lui- I •*“
probable that aoina p.'an will pr .poeed I h *" *®“"
which will ba aaitalactory, and lhai ihe } lb® Amer
niuao may be able to rep .r, by ihe ' Tbr Con
After tb® reading uf tb® Journal, On
41® ol i
e®k, and probably earlier. | drr-*
I I b®r»!
The Electors of Kentucky at
House ol Rrprr»en(s- omt'ling at Frankfurt on the 5th mat., p*s««J
ty Hon. U.i.b.l V.Jo1„„. b» b... ! ' *«"■» Coci.._Tti. I ^'.Y.no"
nominal. J for ,h® Mist* Convention, by a ! !* ,B l’^ M#d \ r# “ , . UU ** •«‘h‘»»‘X!0g lb* ad- j •« ®?®rjr I33.WU inbaM
c.'-opvralien meeting of the cmxena
Jvflersuu cuuniy.
( ®l 7 90U.UHU per#,
(•presentation
[ fives, rendered neceeeary by tbit 'increase _
■1 b. .WM OM wrabet j co.,,.,1.. .( CMMltatici
I ptrlj. L.UI..III. ba. U.» U..i,
r<fa«ed to u.
ally adopted.
14® ad- t «
i pr-vbabiy
joutnioeut ol *t| Courts conflicting wub ih# I In that caa® Gtorgia, wan a reprraama* ! ib. i
o w. * I,. ; u,. Hwtauw.. .wu, m.oo., :, u l ■
j « member «l Cu.*,,,.. | >t*u. will Cum t. e»u.,.„ej.
j I Nib ol January.—flow. ke,\
• rday (vo-»u. now),
bo Uisiuaaed and pj
Ju g* WarJtai? r- p rttJ an nrJinenc®*' 8
amend.ng th* Couslilu'j<.n ol lae Mists c^'
Mou a Ushlioa
Anar liBKOibn bu.mvaa «t but f i
iasp eitsi.ca, iba couscnsiun w*ui
c/at seeaion, exclaitug all bat m.*.ut»ex^r'•
y.rn- "