The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-14

possible, He demonstrstod that there was little
hope Of any relaxation Of the aggressive policy COM
msncsd against the South; that the controlling party
the free soil party; that neither of the great par
ties had any optionbut to court their support and In
short that this faction had them both in lasso aud
drew them whittier they would, Tbs South Csroh-
nian democratic, and Columbia TslesropA whis, both
published at the seat of government commend this
speech TO the people OF the State marking out the
only true TO be pursued end the its pre-
oepts obeysd and the Union severed thu better
would Be for the whole South. Tho South Csyeiaisa
says Mr. W has truly represented the views and feel
nss Of the people and the strongest evidence Of tbs
iaith Of the people In the views he has sdvanoed
that opponent will enter the field against him the
approaching election. meeting recently held In
the Peudston district which passed resolutions 10 the
eject that the action Of Congress In ths dsmembsr-
nent of Texas the abolition the slave trade In the
District Of Columbia acts Of injustice and oppres
son to the south too to be born BY rssas.
Cnroiina alone, and they pledge themselves to sup
pert ct all hazards and TO the last extremity what
ever course may be decided upon BY the people Of the
State which has for its object the the
rights Of the State Such are, In brsi views Of
the people every section Of the state and they are
ready to carry into execution those views when osed
upon by The proper authorities of the State To give
an idea OF the feeling OF the people In Charsston
against the North, rev days since, election
held In that city for municipal officers, and of
the wards was understood that the candidate had
IL.
Seward. in patent case, time ago. The result
was, that though the fact was known but the day
preceding that Of the election, another candidate
was brought forward aud elected by majority OF
more than five hundred over him who hsd employed
hr. Seward.
GEoasIA-The Democratic press In this State
using every effort to rally the people Co . Of
the position in which the South s placed Tbs
Savannah Georsis~, the leading democratic paper In
the State calls upon the people to ssot such to
fhaC IN avwil thslv fart fb~s~
Iives defend the South The psrpstuty Of the Union
s looked upon ides that has passed away unless
Of the rig of the South which have been lsgs.
lated away by Congress, posed In part OF trail
tors, not re,tored The idea Of love for the Union
is obsolete Notwithstanding the vhig press OF the
State say there has Is yet been overt act the
part of the North to such . feeling - nov
exists with large portion Of the people OF the State
Such rank submission cannot sustain the ohsracteri
tic nature Of Georgsns will they to torture
their feelings against defending their
rights The Columbus Times pronounoss IL mAdnsss
on the part OF the people OF the South TO wait longer
to decide upon a secession from the Union To re-
main In such consideration IL but adding the hu-
initiation to which the South IL subj ected, and
the only honorable course TO pursue 10, to declare
the Union. so far as Georgs Ia concerned ~ end
Such are the views promulgated by this whole demo.
cratic, and portion Of the whig press OF the 5ta.s
the people to moderation this rights OF the south
have not yet been violated and calls upon the whgs
eend such men TO the convention viii frown down
the measures intended TO be proposed while
sty requires violent action the part OF the 5oth
TErAs-There is . tremendous feeling IN this State
against the surrender Of portion of her territory
to the United States The Nveees Valley published at
Corpus Christi sage that Of blood would have to
be wsded through before Texas would submit 20 an In
vasiop OF her rights BY the powerful nation Of the
United ststes That State asks nothing more than
What the resolutions Of annexation guArsn them
and they win submit to nothing less Secession Is
preferable than dishonorsbis susnission the
unjut encrosshments upon the rights Of weaker
power by stronger one Such Vows are entertained
by the press generally In the State and the proceed
ines OF the people in conventions upon tbs subject
most fully demonstrate that they ready, at any
moment 10 join the South In the di.me brrm-nt Of
the Union They claim the whsle Of the territory and
refuse to surrender h either by 81 bribe
ron the general government The necessities of the
State in pecsnisry point OF view, spoken OF tree
y but the idea Of receiving price for their territory
IL mentioned sith soorn IL remains 70 be seen shat
the sense oi the people will be upon the qu.eti
which from pee, mt Indication, would seen, 20 be al
TO all and every proposition made b Congress
In the Interior and western counties the spirit OF re-
distance to the drmands OF this ge, @rsl governmsss
seems moro fully determined upon than In the north
.rn and eastern sections The Tsraa Of ssu Antonio,
says the people fought tor the rights which they have
and for the territory which they hold and they will
again light to msinisin both. .r