The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-09

the territory recently acquired from passed
and that this General Assembly representing the feel
irgs oftbe State Of South CAroina Is prepared to
operate With her sitter states in resisting the applies
tion Of the principles Of the Wimot proviso to such
territory, at any and every hazard.
Resolved, unanimously That the Governor be re-
auesed to copy Of this report to the govern
ess OF each Of the States of this Union, and to
Senator'S and Representatives In the Congress Of the
Mr. BuTIxR raid that when resolutions Of this kind
pasfed by sovereign State they tig nhc
Of The signs Of the times The very brevty Of these
rett luto u per something Of solemn sequence
They urort TO have been passed BY both Of
the legislature and they bear the seal Of the State
They are not the transient expressions Of popular
price but the deliberate conclusions Of mstured resc
lion Tney contemplate the couree which South
Carolina 10 to pursus. IL deprived Of her dearest
rights undsr the constitution-ths rights Of sQus-
MY. She does not desire occasion for enforcing
fsrsble to 'ubmission. She desires to avoid 1t,
bat, forced upon her, she will make her
every form Of trial. Nor viii ,hs stand sions
Virginia in terms solemn, stern, decisive and explicit
has already spoken. We know that Vugiaia when
she speaks speaks in earnest and we can pledge her
that to aterr stive to which she may be forced
South Carolina will stand by her. Ths children Of
the old mother Of States, may, like the cockstrcs
sting the bosom that gave them life they may insult
hs--bot while she may brook their insults, In her
She lie Judah the lions whsIpv Of the Tribes a nd
Will never submit to become like Issaohar the be-
stand alone. The whole SOUTH II the ex,gency should
come, will b united; and they who sport with our
affections for the Union know not the danger Of the
pastime. The difficulty might easily be avoided, in
emulation by the people and statesmen Of the North
Of the examples Of Hancock, Bsyard, franklin. aud
Others Of the fathers Of the constitution asd By ad
beripg to the spirit Of the instrument itself The
WimCt proviso would BE- a degradation to which the
South could not submit IL Is not abstraction, as
u hss been called, but doctrine dissraong the
south and consequently . doctrine to which she
never surrender
Revolutions ordered to be printed
THAT oyRorocoLD
Inc reeoiuton offered yesterdav nv Mr. MANouH
vas taken up. to wit - -
Resolved That the President be requested to have
esoIe tne SenAe, In executive open session. la
his obcretieD, any instruction given TO Aubrose a.
Sewer and Nathan Clifford. eommIssion.d IA rnini.
ters plenipotentsry the part Of nitsd states
10 the mt OF Mexico, to either OF ,ad mi
nstes prior to the ratification by the Cover ut OF
Mexico Of the treaty Of peace between the United
States and that republics also the o. Ssd
szpapO ions, sny, which said mi nsters had With or
gave TO The rpublie Of Mexico any ministers there
e. touching the effect meaning Of nts
made BY the Senate Of the United States to the srx,
nal treaty ~ concluded 1T Gusdalups Hidsigo on the
"a February, 1S46; whether scch oe or
explanations before the ratification thereof by
the Mexican government after such ratification,