The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-07


GES. FoorE AT NATcHEz-The following paragraph,
from the pen Of distinguished citizen OF Nschez, will
show how the people OF that city appreciate the services
OF Senator foote - i .sny
General Foo,e arrived here on Friday sssnipg.,s He
was received with na9nsi salute Of cannon. az the
he Union men On yesterday he asdsst,.S an
which you know y rare here L. spoke three hous 70
Sss MENU and uson ASSOCIATION He
goes 10 Woodvle this mofnipg, tSosemoer "a 9'f sst
We are happy 10 learn that the people Of Adams are
all the firm friends OF the Union, Without disncuon oil
party. .ssaa4N ~ 4 '@1,
MEETING ON MosDAY EyEsIso.--On Monday evening
the friends OF the Union held meeting in the ball OF the
house Of representatives for the purpose Of forming
Central Union Association The organization was made
by the adoption OF a constitution and bylaws
The meeting large, and attended by many OF the
ladies', who. trust will fail TO give their presence
and influence, upon all suitable OCCASIONS to he cause oil
our federal Unon and TO the perpetaon OF that govern
ment which has, up 10 the present moment, and which
will hope, in all future ime continue give all.
such entire and perfect security in tho possession OF our
civil and religious liberties The meeting addressed
by General DAYS., OF Lafayette. and Hon III Nabors.
OF Tppah. The former gentleman confined his speech
rgidy TO review OF The bills OF adjustment. and the
constitutional authority OF Congress TO pass them IN pas
argument and one more f6rcibe. clear. and concu
sve we have not heard from any quarter His address
abounded in patriotic sentiments, OF The enlightened
ana naassa Eowsny ny
called for and Of he there. being " minute
man." and always ready Tor action. We never had the
pleasure OF hearing this gentleman heofe out on thls &C.
Of his " miscellaneous" speeches and miscellany II
was but one strewed with diamonds and daggers from
beginning to the end He gave u.s. with spirit and huor,
in illustration OF the fight whNh had been going on 10 the
house for few days past the story Of the " Lincoln re-
hearsal" from the Georgia Scenes in which youth
full bruser retired alone practise in by
himself merely ts how he could a four II any one
had been there. 43 go
In immediate juxaposlon wthou, exhibitions Of hugor
like this he would place in the most earnest and Imposing
manner such statement Of facts that the Efforts Of the
disunonists secessonsts, however they might declare
in favor Of the Union, made, in all their speeches
resolutions, and arguments. to weaken the respect Of the
people for the Union, 10 depreciate H. and Try 70 rem.
der il matter OF either indifference or contempt IN the
public mind, and that no man scarcely could dter IN
opinion with them without being denounced as subms.
sonist surrenderer Of southern rights, aitorto the
South, Sc asa 5n tspl liz 9sig..
We advise our frcnds-all-to 60 and hear Mr. Ma.
bors when he again makes a political speech. He will
not only give you ample material for the exercise OF your
understanding, but he will also afford you some bright
and graphic sketches of what il witty and udicrous, Tor
your delight and amusement pb',a q aa.AA lh Az
We are happy TO learn from Mr. Majors that the peo-
pie of Tippah and OF the adjacent counes are in opin
ion sound to the the subject of Union.