The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-28

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give more man mere outline OF MS remaras wn'en
"s Ts ais s 20 Win grest n.eres. ana a'sns
;. lac es Ieso'Son WAS .nen taken up an. p.nus
ILL., r Ss o v vh 80 >. t ,~ OF No.
eioie manner urged the propriety ana Necessity Oh pre-
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among our people; VINO were snd ;;
~ =" au any haAaro 70 resist tue "ronss anu my
tbat teain n.y.. anu snougs ,nSs that rasoI,ton
INA. eenns might Wen De appended TO Ina.
Soaxod tbo, h oisns co,opeia.,on hopI %arsf bnt
tua. nsr sisters were as ready as pu',
-, my aspso' VI the case ana unaer any sI'as =.
% sns would scorn to submit ana ne thought
d ven W say SO, ,..,
a. M IA lonoWeu IN reply ana presseu 'ne aIup
Hoh VI Inc opginai resolution as the most auVisaoc.
oe inc readiness OF carolina 10 40 al 'ias
peeaAle Eer' under any ana every circumstances nor
c'Zens iei more on TINS subject than they couu pi
~ wonu I'M rs the OBJECT Oh this convention wa ..
49,. Va. p'sl h'olis Oh obtaining concef. s.na e
oPeiach pctwech herseii ana her southern SISTERS IL
was TO touch on any other points than h
ieauhDss " Operate . -
MI. Ihnhf strongly sustained similar view, ne
@ a s'ons measures, ana, thought that enough o.
u'oi.i"tion h"u areauy Decn mhde anu tniI ACTON
hut soon DC resorted TO- Tor his own part he hau iong
msieu' anu stiil desired southern conventions uuC
W .v WE mes Oh ms friends In not pressing ,'S
i"n'.",.'o osii' nat such step wouiu nn"iy pc
aken ne en'er,ained no doubt The resolution pro.
posed paved the way for asceraining the sentiment
o'her sou'nerh states as TO their views on this
sugec1
MT rorE thought that the appointment OF the exc
cutlve committee was only making more machinery
Tor the same results could be effected through other
cnahheIs already existing In the general scope ana
ann oi 'he proposers OF that resolution, however, he
heartliy concurred
Mr LlMohE ana Mr. liuGEE advocated the creation
OF sucn central committee, and gave the reasons
whch induced them to deem Its functions important
aetIS as medium OF COMMUNICATION WITH other
states.
MI SPAIN then submitted an additional amendment,
which he advocated with spirit and eloquence He
SPOKE IN language OF stern truthfuness OF the realities
OF our poslton ana the duties which devoved upon US
He traced in rapid but vigorous manner the onward
course ana growth Oh Northern aggression insult ana
rapne ana deprecated the idea that in this great
fcommon safety any southern State should suspect
De jealous Oh sister lie was Tor no Southern State
assuming the lead, but felt that they would all find
themselves side by side in the great struggle now so
near lie concluded by indicating what, in his judg
ment and that of those whom he represented was the
most prompt efficient, and certain remedy.
Mr. EAvEs also gave strong utterance the senti-
ment Of Chester and in his impassioned manner
expressed the feelings of the patriot the soldier on
the duties and sacrifices to DO of all true
hearted Southcrners.
The question then taken the first resolution
which was adopted, without dissenting voice
The I'd Sd, and 4th resolutions then separately
proposed and unanimously concurred in, without any
comments or discussion.
The last resolution excited discussion all of the
most amcable character, and more in the nature of
conference than ola discussion for where there existed
such perfect concurrence of feeling to the object,
the mode Of attaining it could not excite controversy
Mr. HurssN PROPOSED an additional clause to the last
people to resist ut all and every hazard and took
the opportunity OF indicating in most mastery man
the adoption of the strongest measures lie earnestly
deprecated even the appearance Of irresolution as
ducyc OF the most fatal to our relations
with the North as 1t might deceive them into false
security Ihey should know where Carolina stands,
h I as n @ ssS hep
could and should be no questions of precedence-all
had an equal STAKE ana all snoud stand up ana main
tam thelr ownJust rghts lhose whoh ne represented
a All afI BE-
Iound ready