The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-26

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thanks OF teachers and for his interchangeable abors
in the preparation Of his excellent method.
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Interesting.
We did not receive the New York Herald OF Sunday
until last night We hasten to lay before readers the
articles which relate to Mississippi These
very exciting Every day deepens the interest Of the
drama We agree perfectly with the Herald" the
great danger in Congress" II either house Of Congress
permits this subject to 60 onf does not crush it in
the very nesteygthen the Union in imminent danger
The true for every friend Of the Union is to
tngush every spark Of dscord at the very
il shows itself;
From the New York Herald
We readers telegraphic advices for good
passage OF The compromse measures by Congress- Gov.
ernor Quitnan, believing that those involved
States called extra Of the legislature consult
apoa the policy o. Missssppi IN Ill. crisis The a'erna
epadae H. and proceed 70 the initial steps for seeding
In conformity with tho call Of the governor the Iegisla
has convened and has been for nine days in session
o o s r., Dc
yes q = very good complexion; II.
In defence Of his conduct which appears 10 have been
ceived with enthusiasm.
vention by resolutions adopted convention the State
and that she has always been regarded second only
this is cheering Tho positisn Of Mississippi il
ponant the Onion II she suslans the ultra doctrines Of
der 10 Light up the Il secession from Atlantic
to the Mississippi but If the Sate Of Mississippi
tha nnrdp la Ynka nd na far
Com monweaIh Of the Palmetto state win have time for
cool Ieasc.ioa 10 being LEFT aon- Georgia, Z. the State
month win probably have large msoti.y 10 favor q the
IL and g. Ts ssa
With all these cheering indications. L apparent that the
northern nulaers, and Tho extremes which they may
drive tho agitation upon the fugitive biz during the APP
hrmIy together The great danger 10 in Congress
lBy telegraph to tn. New York Herald
The Missiap Lgi:iasrs intsresfing Proceedings
relative to ths Rights Of the Soa,h-Ssch Of Gen Foos
JAcksos November 10,
SENATE The members Of the senate having met mo.
motion was then made thai the legislature act only up
on the matter for which had convened. This laid
upon the table and the senate then adjourned till next
HousK or REPRESENTATIVES. house adopted resolu-
zion 70 ACT only upon the matter for which tho legislature
resolution adopted requesting the governor In
had place between himself Executives of the
other southern States. relative secessont and f such
cor espondence had ranspired that the fur
4 motion was made tina, the national flag be trimmed
with uourning, and raised on the capitol. Lost
Tbs house then adjourned
Jackson, November ~, 1850
SENATE The body went into committee Of the whole
on the governors message but after and,
ton OF Mr Stone, We're discharged rom the further con
Mr.. Brook offered The following resolution; which
read. and laid on the table
R.sopd That although all Of do not approve Of The
Of Congress- YET do believe that they offer
sufficient grounds for the secession from the Union Of any
of The southern Sises and that we disposed TO acqui
In the same, until such aggressions committed by
the North upon the rights the South forth
the rssoson; q ae conventions held In Jackson In oo
resolution adopted requesting the governor
munoze whether State have been removed hon
the State SIT &c the sitting Of the last legislature
HOUSE, or Letter ofthe Mississippi
delegation Of January last TO Governor Quitman, asking for
Instructions, was read
m ...n 81 caomis -" wa, sw.s read 70 "'
Mr.. Nash then offered resolution approving Of the
Conare. Mi..issipp bat condeuining The policy
OF seps,or Henry os
resolution was offered to ac1ue,ce in the conpromIse
act Referred 10 the COMMITTEES oil the Whole. and 10 be
the order OF the day for TO morrow
rno,ion adopted to refer the message Of the
A message received from Gov altman, stating that
orrespondencs had taken place between him and the
Executives Of other States with regard TO the subject OF
cesson.
Senriol Fooe this evening
The House then adjourned.
Jackson, November 81, 1850
SENATE The Senate engaged daring the day on
local bns iness, mostly OF character.
Housx or RspaEsEsrATrvKs .1hi. body were engaged
In discussing tho resolution Of Mr. Nash condemning the
course oi General Foote.
JACKSON, Nov. ~ 1850.
SENATE "A resolution, that the question be submired to
the people 10 whether they would have convention.
adopted by 10 70. Afer the transaction OF some
unn portnnt business the senaf, adjourned
HOUSE, RKrnKsKNrATIvEs.-The house IL still occupied
with the discussion OF Mt MASKS resolution condo mung
General Foote.
Speech Of Gensrai Foos Lars. Asdie"cs -Grtai Ea-
hssiasm, &c.
JACKSON Nov. a. 1850 Capitol Hall ,hronged hI.
evening with people hear the speech OF Senator Foole
The enthusiasm Of the large audience was unbounded
md whenever the General bad occasion 10 the word
Union, the very roof seemed raise In order To give
TO the tremendous and universal shouts Of applause
that broke firth.
Senator Foote avowed his determination 10 speak In
every county the State, and challenged any meet
him ..@.a
The Dsspussd Passage I'm the speech.
The Baltimore Patriot Of last evening gives (from the
Louisville Journa authentic copy Of the speech by
Mr. Clay at Frankfort on the 18th inst. The version
that sves OF the passage which has given rise 10