The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22
By Telegraph for he Daily LQheaster Gdscae
Exploring Expedition Lske---EmI-
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survey Hnu explore ny order Oi the OnVetUWeht
the regions the Utah Mount,ius from Fort Hall
10 Oregon 10 the Valleys Of Great Salt Lake aud
Utah Lakes -s,t..... st ....s-,,... .....
The party We're upwards nf twev mouths en-
played hImaking surveys aud have returned IN
good health. .s..- I....-.
The Mormnns uded them all in their power
and Hre spoken ofiu high terinshy Capt. $. aud
,.r,i,rv -, do U,inn ,,,b.ra 6s.ia,., o;,,;l;,o
inn ,vnuId nt have reacl,el Inr vehr. sd ,yharo
we need thriving and ndngricuItnral pennle bs,weaU
the Two Ocenns
Cant &. i.G Salt Lake eitv the o l,h ,r ,,o,y,
Al the outskirts of th. tnyu tbe Grst M.,r,nnn
train of rsrssgrants were mel and nGerwnr,ls Ie
encountered daily usi,s M s,aIfng ,i,,g linn
II il estimnte, tint o0O wnSnus vi b,v. r.,c;,.
ell the city of Salt Lake. Gmn the Stntes.
| CAPT. S. and pHrty were charged hy a war mar.
~ of Snake Indians In, tb.v ,liI nS I,,rn, I'm,
4 r+iey discoverea prenuratiois we're ,oud. IN re-
ceiye Them and nm il was uot the Iiu,h. wi,b
whom they were nj war Sionx ind cheyenne
| Indians were seen in treat unuI,.r, inn. were
Friendly. The CHEYENNE, are nj war win tl,e
! Utahs aud the Crows and Sn ,k.s with ihe Paw.
nees. 80. ......
Capt. S met J. OwcGs. otHer at Fnm Hall
whose train boJ bocn rnhhaJ hv the Cr,,ys il,
tLe SINH pass- " -.- ~
| Liyinss,on'. and Kiukend'. trains were me, a,
lBri,lees On the Iotb Sent Til, As, q s mail
arrived n, Fart Bridper on tl,e 9Th, I he second
vas met mn ihe l7th Octobsr near Asb Hnlluy
! Cant. Tu,lle's tram WINS mel on The 25ib Is
t,nies bevnuI For, K..rrev md r ch,rI,n,'s
train at Tie head ur Liul. BIue on the o5,h. A
ir,in was 10 lnye pl, Salt LIKE civ nbont the
ooth or Srp,rmber G,r the States
N"ShV'Ie convention
NASHVILLE Nov. l3.
New delegates from Georgia 2, Mississippi .,
Florida 8. South C"r'dna .. The States being
called res 'luons were presented by Messrs.
Clay of Alabama, and Depont oI Florida. Tile
ldncliment from the Alnbnmn delegation is very
lengthy and oi most ultra character denonnc-
ing the compromise OF Congress aud declaring
The right ut secession inaenable nnd more than
'n'lnht'hs lis necessity, recommending general
Southern Convention 10 take measures of redress,
&c They were referred tu the committee.
ter unmpOrnnt talk, tile Convention ndjonn
- until 10 o'clock Tomorrow, when Tennessee
VIII also report resolutions
The following States nre represented; Ten
nessee, Alabama Mississippi. Georgia, South Car
ollua Virginia and Florida. III all about 90 dele
gites.
nashville. Npvomber !
The Convention met The President asked the
ii the tennessee leIcsallnn Mr., RiwIes. 1t was
written ina strong 'ecesslons tone,
The states heIig called. Al"ssls Jones aud llnn
ter oI Ge"rga. DTenport nl Mississippi. Pdln"
aud DrIalsnm III Tennessee. and Chrcves o
south Cardinal presented r'schlluns Nj
Cheevcs' resolution Is as iulnw':-
Rcso'Ucd Thai secession 10y the joint action q"
tue sIaye-Oldlng States Is The only snliic"nt re-
mely Tor the ggravn,rd wrongs which they now
endure and lie cnnrmnnS evils winch Threaten
Them III the inlllre rom the n'lIfped aud nov m
{ restricted power ul HE federal government
MrCherves read il Ion speech, occupyin! three
initrs, reviewing the whole subject ably aud
thoroughly, recommending Secession us the oulN
alternative. III was arendy d''ne. Tue RnhI
con W iS passed The uniUn is aIready dIsSnye !
, Whit WAS the Unonl 1t was borI ol Inter
iernity. b..
at Ind become hnc oI h0s't''y aud we sholil'
now expect to live with II penple who, "n ever,
i occasion in the halls OF Legislation. drn"nnr'
- avery asa crime aud lis participants nS crlmnlIs
Was not the are ol every S"nlhern man stIliuSr'
with the blush of shame! He said tlI Il we cpu''
. hope nothing from any change the North wnuI'
give us. II would only bring an increase "l iIiei
!, power and onr danger aml disgrace and shame
: We sh nld unitedly cohicnd Tor the interests u
; our bleeding country. II VTSina would TAX
T. the lead, no blond wnnld he spilled, md he lm
II no doubt that III II little time every Snniller
, State would follow, except perhaps Delaware
wlmse Interests would deter her In the prssl
blyof an invasion from the North to cnerce u
where were their army and money! the
} miIitm would hnd II difficult tn tlke Cmrlest''
0r Savannah; ;.nr II they did, what would They Il
with them. Perhaps they calculated nn the II
70 sIsiance of our slaves; but they would be dIsal
rs pointed. They would serve their inasiers
=. home, while they were III arms
!, We want but nninn aud tho enemy are our'
: mud then our uni,n. thank God, cannot he daatN
~ cred. Undoubtedly lle oontlerhers """'" su
ir fer the usual casualties ot wal1but there were dn
al gers which Tree people, not disposed sunni
=. sively To weara yoke, would meet maniully Til
right ol secession was nnequvocnl
q He appealed to Virginia to take the lend III
united secession and he would warn the people
:" tue South to beware OF allen cnnnselnrs' WI
:, were not friends, They ana not SymPnlIilze wi
us. In conclusion, lie wnnld pray God 10 lnsp
'e Southern people with spIrlt oI lreemell; lh'
y. they would ac' as men vim Nhcw iler f'Sht" al
n, dared maintain thenl' Unile alu we eau sc"''
ar enemies like autumn leaves. -,
"Calliornla VIII become slave ou''e' ana v
"s viii torln the most splendid eWWre on wll,ch u
s. sun ever shone' submit! the sound cuPleS u
ld blood and may u"d ullie u.s.
n, Al tie conclusion oil tie speech "'e C"hNe
i tiQi adjourned vnllI 10" clock '"h''t ow'
u Mr.. Rose OF Tenpcssee IN a letter To tue rtr
IN ldeht oi tue Convention sad he d'd not ro'ld
n The qnestor, which bad called llIe il'st CnhVe
Il"n settled 1t was only postponed ne ~
\, no cnuIiIe ce IN the integrity oi men "ho u
" violated every compromise whch tncy nave u.t !.
~ erto made with the South. Tie wn' ca all !,
Sc provisions ol the Constitution adhered To-
was convinced that We mn,t stop iIio sale
br0nms wooden cucliS and nutnrgS fora yea