The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-14

y A cStfsspoudsn, al he Charleston Mercury lone
Of Tie delegates from South Cakoiirnl writing rom
Nashville onthe 81 Of JaneeaYs
inSe learned enough ef he seftmenis q ne
deleFaiea 10 afonna sais eon&usl1n % 70 what
they ints.l} 10 30. 4'I1 4eAnessse Delegation vii
& s. ,S s ss csg. Z co .s,s,snss
md rl ,oi offset 10 ,be endor inert Of Il by The
Conrn,,i1e,. 1'ntit8q will find counienanoe ne.
nhe7e s1capf from Il lsN stray Delegates from a 4
abafna, 0eorals. and Fsrhers one from Efginla-
Nine ef tbe Southern States tnot couniiFe Ien5,ss
sea} ais bars ID he Ysfsona Of cet ef - resp4e
and netIs Hsen "a / ever saw ~ Ni|. ts astse.
ably fQfpf5ed 10 hear thai Inc s''t g ne ssaeIs.a
and Alabama Delegations are ,sfl re s>eeI,aoi's
already msnIiqppd, hs q ne sp'F't q p''f Y p
and t1ef they hArnqais :.t4is ~ -
hi~ Cons, ' Viii sdyiss he South . lake
no,liinr shdr: ~ ne Missouri line. OF course Il
would 81 esf - rsedict The exact form IN which
this &s'IqI|oq ~! b sspIegseds bnt You may
p,,f ri 4 aI15s ;ai win make it effective vii thoue
II WHO'S betaIf Il y pronounced. Whether Il is
done Hf general resolutions or in m address 10 the
S0dGliefn Hi1{ts &6n. t0gfe and hs Southern col
ieae6eA wall reteiVeA memorable febuke from Mis-
sissip|i ind ct leaSs eight o,heF Southern States,
l have bsen mEc1 aiAong The Delegates, and speak
with sd1le raD,iltnce on ibis point There are some
half ez1f y ho will hesitate and rsfhapr ultimate
", rshel Eni excluding these and the Delegates
from Tennessee, The Convention will be unanimous
for sslo!ls measures. ID cppoHiion % the Compro.
mise Bill and every Other Compromise for the fraud
and ruin Of the South.
Cen Henderson says Texas viii not submit 70
the sr0IiEiioIi d her isffiiorr. The Federal Gov
ernniert ai&tf biY the larf, if i Is dispoaed TO
Speculate, Hnt Yskes win insist on Eeserving the
vss&ianty Of ibe 50 In the meantime she IS
marking il o into ciscnisss and sending her Judges
and clH cisiesIs there 70 st up and mainta q the
jurisdiction Qf hef AWBs and it will be for those
wbo doubt heE right, 20 get rid Of her IN tie wag
they may think heas. She hes physical force ade-
there j. occAsion for il, wiiheui regard % copfo
mise Of amy kind.
This Isster WIS written on the Glst day Of he
Confensipn. Il folly Expresses The predetermined
purpoaes Of fhe members. They had had no time
for dallbefation X IS clear indeed, from the letter.
that they had NOT gone there 10 delibe ale but TO
take strong measures, and to !" fcbuke z all
differing fou hem. We leaSn by this eorrespen-
dence that che Missouri line YVES 10 be presented in
opposition 20 Nh. Clay Compromise bill we have
since learned BY telegraph this line was agreed upon
" un8rnonsiy.n Il may have been agreed on,
but We cannot think unanimously. II Judge
Shafkeg Che President d tbs Convention) ex
preasad, in BIS teller 70 Gsn Foee, the sentiments
which He honestly eHtesians, he could not Fave
supported he Missouri lins ia opposition to the
Compsrass. nof ths Dialogues tshat q sad mis-
nomsrl from Tennessee. II The Mercury = cor Is
pondens + correct 10 what he says Of them.
Cen. Henderson, tie solitary Delegate Com
Texas Who. though elected bY q lew hundred per
sons. ahsusAes q represent qliasseF Of million 81
people. safs, that Texas win not submit to The
sRaliaAlen ef her territory y That she viii treai
with coma Dpt any plan Of compromise which seeks
20 deprive her Of ihs sovereignty Of her soil =
that fhe has physicist force sufficient 10 rersl ali
invasion 81 her Fights. Here's notification, q
ccssion. disunicn altogether It is Of little conss
quenee s7baf afe ahe individual opinions Of Gen
Henderson atlil W. eannol ink ne i;aFs had &
sair representation al Them by the Mefcufy,s cor.
respondent We believe there IL no STATE more
patriotic ihan Texas more devoted to the Union
moro anxious 70 contribute her aid 80 far as she
honosabiY can % she settlement Of existing diff
culie6.