The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-20


enemy OF the public peace and Of that Union which
is the breath of life 10 all pursuits, Is il i Of our
glorious hopes and pIosIss a. IN hs future
the ocean, and publishing 10 the world the
resolves Of the great popular meeting At Castle Gsgdse
echoed and prolonged BY every city, and town. and
lage and by voluntary gatherings OF the people, amid
the peaceful hills and valleys q our country ~ sysy
dscordant note OF faction shall be rebuked and drowned
in one universal and exung cry Of THE cossTTpyi9N
UNION FOREVER. Egs4 &58 ;' .es ayl "a, Eijyf4
Thanking you again, my dear sr for your interest il
this patriotic work. remain very truly and faithfully
s'''' w. G. RlvES
Colin M. lNGERsoLI, esq. New Haven, Connecticut,
From the cA.rl..te. ssa.
editorial Correspondence. i3s1,s sast rl NJ
COLUMBIA, Dec. IL, 1850
In the senate Friday, that body was prncpay en-;
State reporter Oh the result Of the election Tot ts Arst
two officers, you have been duly advised by Telegraph
The governor elect. John II Means, esq. will V 70.
auguraied on Monday, at o'clock ....s, II, VA
A bill reported by the committee on The military, sp
propatng 100000 for the purchase of arms tor Snis
defence and creating new officer, lieutensnt 81 ord
nance with annual salary of came up for con-
sideration and was passed unanimously ,a8 III
To-day the 5th ballot for State reporter the vote
stood for J. = g Richardson. 81, forJ A. S0bbat 49,
and blank l. Mr.. Richardson was therefore declared
Last night the senate passed the following bill. prov
ding for calling convention OF the people Of this Stae
provide for he Z. ealing ~. 81, e0~e'is'. ~ 's
"sEo Be |, enacted BY the senate and house q rep;
sitting in general assembly, (and hereby enscsd 6y ~
authority OF the same That convention q the psupls
Monday in December next them and there aks ins
sdeaon several Of the Congress OF the Unlted
y s wna o he which s
passed, affecting the institution Of slavery .s 4 now exists
ration Off Congress Of the ssvehcd
STATES and sending delegates hsrsso e ct iosh ny
wise such other means OF redress the delegates Of ~
people in said convention shall seem meet
said That the second Monday IN October nes sna on
the day following the managers o. ols os tue ssvs.l
the elections for members Of the eesp
as pSs sa dsssass q The
Ia the manner and form, and ~ he semc P!aoel
and ali persons who are qualified and snisd 81 g
sution and laws OF this State to vote ior nsmoese
asesss 70 said Convention and In cas- Of ssy yssssw
occurring, by DEATH resignation removal from the Sseeea
Convention, s presiding oicsr d the ssid
shall issue his writ authorizing and requiring the mena
yso may sna SPa IN % al Z
cases ,Of .S q sasais ~ s sssy ss
Tha, election district throughout the stats shall -
entitled aud send the said convention number
Of dele gates equal the whole nunber Of senators I'D
which such district now ended 70 ssnd
10 the leg stature and the delegates the said convsnon
shall be entitled The compensation and isscdem
in going to. returning from, and While "a ~
tendance said convention as are allowed TO ths isgsa
ture p "
That all free white male citizens oil this STATE o e age
twenty years and uPwards shall be eligible 70 sssfh
SEC s. 1na .. s~aetsd by The Authority Aforesaid Tkss
the said convention may be continued by sdiourumsnts,
,s% s oS Tss. aas.. ss
dissolved by their authority the said convenuoe shAn
aa Ss Ssssass %
The yeas and nays being taken the passage OF the
bill, were as follows; u an
YK..-Me.srs. Adams, B: @; An..on, K. r W. Ansen,
ns, Hi5bsn. rby. Lsw.oa, Marshall. Noes. Palmer R:y
Sis, Sarsss.i '%sSs :sa. S:s" John Ss
'p T.r.Me.sr. Barker. Dudley Cause Msnnos Ms.yoh
and Nowcll-6 .a1..t Il -. f#..
AsssS-Mr. Goodwyn-i.
To-day several bills received their second reading. and
were ordered TO the sensie-amcnE them bill % re-
store 10 IFS original the salary Of the tar collector
OF 81. Philips and Michaels: ,...llt
At O'Clock the house resolved itself INTO commnes
OF the whole on sundry resolutions relating 10 our led
erai relations, (hr Williams in the chair III
Speeches were delivered by Messrs. a. w. Ihomp-
son and Evans we were s. s' s%ios ~ nna
listened aentvely ourselves, and Afterwards OF
friends as Ia what OF action the honorable CO.
will sp1 BE- published when the public will Be snsSkd %
M. Evans advocated in an earnest and well Iessoasd
address the separate ana mmeuihs bcCeS>OH 49,
Of South Carolina from the Union He wss disunion-
ist per &c. He believed that II the issue IVES mnde ~
this State il would have the effect Of uniting the sDuh
ern States with rs, and offered strong agumens 10 prove
his ass yrtion He answered triumphsny the sYumens
adduced the other day by Mr. b. y. Perry, OF 6fcso-
vile, who derided the right OF secession, a. 80
He replied also 10 some remarks made ~ b1f Mem
mnger on Tuesday last, TO the analogy between ~
present position and that OF foreiathers IN the fevou
iionarv strssIe of the American colonies Inc aeeqV
aid not strike Mr. H. very forcibe one Ihe eeAoe-
man from Charleston had said that took nsns yss Tor
our ancestors TO bring about concert OF action ampag
themselves that they suffered the infection Of gevnae
and wrongs all that time, and did not act until they were
united
tyrannca government and had not yet united y re6so.
lie wrongs The difference between or foo1alhB I'D
ourselves is that they acted. and IRE now seksd -
wait little longer We have wsitea long eAosgh ~
was in favor Of calling convention d The peoph Of nS
State to elect delegates to southern congress an tnes
congress- does not meet fails 10 form southern Coz
federacy, then he In favor Of Sonh Ccrcsina WIN
drawing, solitary and alone" from this vsios.
w 80 - 4 sNN s4FW 80 l0 - f4
The COMMITTEES rose and obtained leave 10 cit egsin q
I o'clock pm, when Messp Darlington, Tucker, enc
others, addressed the committee. On motion 40
agreed that the COMMITTEES recommend that the PHI eane
Convention Of the people be passed The committees IN
rose and will sit no more. great eief
The convention bill will pass the house ~ laFEoHnt
iorv UnitS States senator will be elected probably On
n.ysdsn Tbe lesisature will come down 70 IL work
n earnest next week. They have only I'VE mcss enys
TO sit. ~ Il Y 4s.fI AZ 'FF3F
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