The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-23
INTELLIGENCE By TIE NAILS.
The Crisis and the Warming.

Opinions, and Putposes-Hs charlottesville Missouri
Compromise Lime TO the Pactde-Mr. Ciays BA Csn-
demnsd- Tennessee fully Committed Sentiments Of Co
c1nor Brown and General PilsW-The Right and
Prospects Of secesaon-E6ect Of the Convention upon
the Southern Members Of Congress-Mr. Ciay's Biz
cannot Pass-The Presrdent's Plan wiH Fail aiso-The
Passage Of either you'd Dissore the Union-Mr. Sous
and hs SuJstitute-Hs Chanees--.adjoTnmsnt Of Con-
gress, &c.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESD
1t seems like carrying Goals to Newcastle to hope
for vacant nook in the Herald Start when may,
with his speculatons or news he finds himself out
stripped by it's vgilaat and nimble Washington
respondents and all his tdings have become as staie
twice told tale.n Before it could find its way
into public journal hereabouts, it must endure the
crucibe of the party bigots who preside at them an
If it promises nothing in furtherance of the Presidents
plan Mr. Clay's plan-nothing in favor of wing in
terests democratic interests ten chances
to that il the Lighter If it eludes that
fate, it is wholly lost to the great public, amid the
solitudes of meagre local circulation IT, on the
other hand it has the good luck TO find its way into
the Herald, its very position is voucher that ii is
readable, and 1t will be read and by thousands and
tens Of thousands and hundreds Of thousands and in
all parts Of the country. There is not candid man in
the Union who will not admit that the NeW Yors
Rsrold, through its patriotism neutrality, manly in
DEP ndence fairness to all concerned and world wid3
circulation-by making known to both sections this
rights the claims and the purposes Of each otherhaS
done more owards a real reliable, and enduring ad-
justment of the vexed question than all other jour
mails North and South, put together The day is not
Of when the North and the south-be they in the
Union or out of the Uniou-whether your counsels
shall be needed or rejected will prize them ut their
worth; and, as native southerner most cordially
thank YOU for all you have done-a you have strug-
glsd for-snd all you are aiming at
have capped my epstle with the ominous heading
of The Crisis and the Warning and but for the
thorough conviction have that the one is near aud
.I.E,I
out the pu bic mind the of either
/ should not say a word. But at a moment when
i'm lifetime l have never witnessed so near, or so
me na cling and alarming as now-why here forsooth
l read in journal Of this morning an bouncing in
ecstacies of JOY thy skies still brighter" aud giving
clue to his extravagance ia the pre- missed passage Of
iority Of from Elk to eight Can ne think so!
Ample as the proofs to the contrary are, and Ac-
cessibie Ms have de emed them to everyb body shall
impute no wifulness of to the editor, con-
Scion, ness Of the mischefs whch may snsuc from it,
prefer rather to take him at his word, that may
,nsne from the massage of that Measure. and which
will undertake to say that less than hundred
southern m, mbsrs of Congress are az fully and as
na;ninliy apticipatipr AS am. hut for this article
and the ignorance it displays of wide spread and
rapidly increasing public sentiment at the south,
should not have been struck with the necessity there
was of frankly telling what know of impending dan
gers that all good me in all may Join coanses
70 avert should this 10 urnalist
proye a prophet, 1 deem to BE- Inevitable, and most
ruinous When thew come To speak less m ysteriousy
I have he m GO rel ms be D.
,,.h.nd,,c a. AZ tbe nass.g. of tbs hill Of the Com
MITE Of Tbirt.en now under debate in The Senate
xi,hout radical changes citing the nSis,ion OF
$1,000 10 ~, ,s ~, Paa;sr ~ No, i.s. than
1 s So .i,h;n ,he crrr.n, yea which woSM
.s.ar,,v .nd for IN. ,nost ohxious r.a.ons render
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n ur,oaas ear n. xon.hsr. aor ,ha ,a,nr. facts
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no.ody 70 min ri. a,itb In any .tatement Of
ai,h.r ~ o,nipn or az met and ~ nerialv when
h , Nv M eth, a,,bar,,, tLa The .iyo,iu rc
~ an euorr,'y \ don't expcet TT don't vish Is
IN 81 ",,tsn.. 4 no ~ ~ th.t ofb.r. NAV he
,, "a 90 ,,,.s,is1fs m. ,n.,t.r Tor them ,es.
ana ~ S,cide and without de.v what IL true and
whAt shouia ps u.ns, ane sos ~ "a" -, h h
80. $3.50 ans IN. d.,s ~ M, oa,,ion. ar, inst a.
avowed,anu ,ns aa'a o' ny opinions NY yas' -
soe''sio'o W 49,. ~ ~ - >. ~ a. sst,..ss -.
on 90 ans n.ina ~ nra",n,s ,sm
NO ore bss'taken care 20 ronosa al them thai know
~ -. -. az -, ,..,.... 4, II, b.. No e.,i,
o. y, ~ IA bop,,,i ~ ,,,, an, ~ h trns nee
will ibink have oyerrstsd the i'm portance attach
Iha.n nv onin;nn. 'N " ~" ~ ~F~
The NsshyIle Convention 4. over Several Of its
,o.,,.r, hsye h.sn snd sra h,r. nov ana We have
1nl, ,ia,,gs q, an their - saving. and do,nssn But
nn oninien nr.xail as 10 The chsr,ctsr of that BODY
In npidIc ..n.ri.nc. and nr,.onal cbar.rter In
tn,r'.dae wIi,or, di,nitv ,,mn.ss "A nodsr.t,on
n baye heard an arsom,li.h,a yspiisman ssv vho
witnesses its proeeedinTs, il ha. scarcely been sr-
n "y my ~ Cogyvra n ,h. TnsS sss,. A. an
esriv dav m, eony.ut,on resolved not IN interfere
win mr. IN snv msnncr .mb.u.s. tn ..,,o, az ,,a.
gr,,s mon spy p.ndpe rnrnsur, No thr..t vas Mt
tered not q Pronunciation WAS made. IL contented
itsef with avowng it, prineinl.s aud decl.rsng -h.e
he .ousl rights Of IN. south w.rn~whst MN, =.
eoneed.d and " hat must be northumberland To shov
itself In earnest in adherng to whatever IL had re-
solved on. IL further resolved and unanimously, to
BILE (xttn full delegation from All the south
stated after the adjournment OF Congress to
judge whether the rights and nteress of the south
had been protected or sacrificed in any MEASURE OF
sdjusthcnt, wLich had been passed.
In all the resolutions, there but single uiti-
mafum-but awe qaa put forth aud even that
involved the important concession OF accepting the
Missouri Comprvnlis line. This was embraced In tho
fifteenth resolution. which after asserting the equal
rights Of the south under the to migrate
with their property any portions Of those
North and south asserts its readiness TO ac1ui.see
In the adoption Of the line Of 80 deg 80 min north
latitude extending to the Pacn Ocean as RI treme
upon aerations Of what A. due 10 IN.
stability 81 our institution
Upon this resolution the nine States represented
UNANIMOUS, aud the delegations of each Of tho
min states we're also unanimous.
Upon ali the resolutions asd up.n the aiire.s the
nine states voted unsnmsusly In their favor and