Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-21

thirty five miles beyond Fort Kearney, and Richards
train at the head of Little Blue on the 2Sh train
was to have left Salt Lake City, about the 10th of Sep
TENDER, for the States.
NASHVILLE, Nov. Is, p. NJ.
number Of new delegates appeared in convention
to-day; from Georgia seven. Mississippi EiDe, Florida
three, South Carolina The States being called res
oiutions were offered by Messrs. Clay Of Alabama and
Dupont of Florida.
The document from the Alabama delegation is very
lengthy and OF the ultra character denouncng the
compromise OF Congress- Declaring the right of seces
sion inallenabe and than iniinatna the neces
sity OF recommending general Southern Convention
take measures OF redress, Sc They referred
committee Alter unimpoTiant talk the convention
adjourned till O'Clock tO-morrow The Tennessee
delegation will report resolutions tomorrow The fol-
lowing States are represented Tennessee, Alabama,
Mississippi Georgia South Carolina Virginia and Flor
ida. In all about sixty delegates.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 49,
Official returns have been received from twentv.seven
counties, which, with reported returns, makes Hunts
majority 49,
Twenty-nne counties have been heard from, yet the
Official result oT Governor IS still doubtful.
Delaware Elections.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 10 P. NJ
Rose, (Dem.) is elected Governor sc majori-y Riddle
(Dem) IS elected to Congress 10y 200 majority which is
gain. The Democrats have % majority in the Legis
lature and will elect U. s. Senator in place Of Wales
L. ". a..
The Convention met at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ The Pres
ident asked the Secretary read letter from an absent
member of the Tennessee delegation, Mr. Rowles. 1t
is written in a strong secession tone.
The States being called, resolutions were offered by
Messrs. Joues and Hunter Of Georgia Davenport Of
Mississippi, Pillow and Donaldson Of Tennessee and
Cheeves Of South Carolina.
The resolution of MIR. Checves is as follows:
Resolred. That secession, 10y the joint action Of the
savehodino States, is the only efficient remedy for the
aggravated wrongs which they endure and the
enormous evils which they have suffered from the
patton and unrestricted power OF the Federal Govern
ment.
MIR. Checves read long speech reviewing the whole
subject ably and thoroughly, occupying tree hours and
recommending secession as the only alternative 1t
was already donc-the Ruiicon vas passed-she Union
IS already dissolved What Isas tie Cnionl II was a
bond OF raternity-t lad become orc of hostility We
could not expect 10 live with people who, on every
occasion ana m the halls OF legislation denounced slavery
as a crime and lis participants criminals. Was not
the face of every Soatherner suSed with the hush Of
shameF He said that could hope for nothing from
any change they the North could give US il would on.
bring increase OF their power and our danger dis.
grace end shame. We should drop parties and uniiedly
contend for the interest of bleeding county Ii Yr
ginia would take the lead blood would be spilled and
be had no doubt that in little time every Southern
otate would follow except, perhaps, Delaware, whose
interest would deter her,
Even in the possibility of invasion from the North
TO coerce Us, where was their army and money! All
their limits would find it dicult with all their militia TO
take Charleston or Savannah. and if they did what
would they do with itl Perhaps they calculated upon
the assistance Of our slaves but they would be disap
pointed They would serve their masters at home while
they were in
We want bat union, and the enemy are ours with the
Union, thank God, dissolved. Undoubtedly tie South
would suffer the usual calamities of but they
dangers which free people, who disposed to
wear the yoke would meet maniully The right of Sc
cession unequvocal.
He appealed t. Virginia to lead in united secession,
and he would warn the people OF the South to beware of
alien councillors, who riends-they did not
sympathize with
In conclusion he would pray God to inspire Southern
men with spirit Of freedom; then they would act as
who know their rights and dare 10 maintain them
Unite, and We scatter enemies like autnmnal
leaves. California will become slave State. and we
will form the splendid empire which the
shone. Sudnit-the sound curdes their blood May
God unite us At the conclusion of the speech the con-
vention adjourned until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.