The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

to abolish slavery in the District Gate which
to prevent the admission Of any neWtutiou and
does not exclude slavery by its com one State
to prevent the transfer Of slaves told on the
| to another. We insulting optributsd two.
floors Of Congress, that although Sunt of money by
thirds Of the men; and an equal the CALIFORNIA; was
Mn,Sn the EXTENDED territory an inch of the soil
Shareholders We have hessea 70 protect those Who
that when a government answer the ends for which
constitute II, 1t ceases TO longer worth preserving
It was instituted and lied much for peace sake: bat
| lCheers) we nave cease to be a virtue But
ssiI PAisnee Fdy to accomplish the objects
OF the abotionid out Of great accumulatiny fund
70 cn,rnnt 9 to disseminate printed umsnts
| ons nortion our citizens against another-neghbor
ss,pSt Dor. Every one knows that it is utterly
imnossh hd impracticable TO send oil three millions
| Of tIsvsV at one thousand millions Of dollars
| What those men propose to do? To free them in
onr dst This, sir is the first result aimed st. Sir,
ouITou prepared for this! Is there a nan through
be placed upon an equality with the negro race? No.
Fir We are rs one man on this subject. The North
reckons without its host il it anticipates disunion
here. We are prepared for the worst We would pre-
fer the midnight assassin the incendiary's torch
foul traitor who seeks to create sedition We have
rights not to be conceded not to be yielded but with
our lives. We have yet the fire Of revolutionary blood
coursing through our veins and if the North pre-.
pared to drive us to that extremity, we, like our
fathers, will
Rise upon our mountain sod.
Mr. Chairman our obi ect to dav is to perfect dis
tinct political organization which exists in every dis
trict in the State which is intended when the laws
too tardy to teach the traitor from abroad the
tiaitor at home, lesson which he will require to
learn but once
Sir our motto is "My country my country right or
wrong-my country any how ~ Mr.. HENRY
CURED fully in all the gentleman had said he hoped
that when the vigilance committee were satisfied of
a mans guilt they would not wait for law but hear
judge and punish by their own action IL
less to talk in the South, about protection from
Congress against the free sellers We must protect
ourselves by using our own power He was ready
to do IL He would go at for disunou than
20 submit to the projects foot by the free solers
He said the object OF the committee should be TO
and hunt in the district fany were to be found
tories among us, they should be treated the
tories treated in this neighborbood in revolution
AIRY times. He hoped there none among us now.
docking at your interesting correspondent in very
MIR CAMERON te Senator of this Stately concu led by
re eratng what he had before said. We love union,
but love liberty better, and between the two would
not hetitate IA moment"
said the committee had been very active and had
cured a of testimony in the case OF Barrett and
there could be doubt but that they had sufficient to
secure his conviction.
Wipsmlh and passed unanimously every man GOO or
500 solemnly holding up bis right hand and the meet
ing adjourned -
Resolved That the people of Spartanburg district cordi
ally Of the proceedings OF the COMMITTEES oil Ns-
Resolved they full and entire confidence in the
prudence Intelligence and Of all the members OF said
committee and hereby pledge them their operation and
support.
After the meeting crossed to the prison, In com.
pany with Nojor Legge the Postmaster, and spent an
hour in Bsrretts cell. The particulars must be de-
erred until next mail as thi, letter already too long
NOR rHERNER.