The New York herald., 1850-06-13

| treoau June IL I0S0.
Duriss discussion on the sdoption sy the Csa-
| nttes q aa Address 10 the people Of che Uaissl
| States,
Mr. CoLsUS, Of Georgia, said the resolutions we're
tame enough He said, We, In the South, have sss
years beon engaged In planning schemes for party a.
usndisement ssA IL was time Ter this to oeass Men
should spesk out what they felt lot the rights Of the
South be really insracted, and he did noe know the
slave State, or the umblest In the ranks whs
would not oons up and face the politicians He was
willing 70 have margin enough incorporated Ia tho
report to suit the views Of those gsntisnen who might
wish to address the people, but he was for decided
measures. He would sdviss every Southern State
to be moulding bulists. casting cannon. aud all
Ing their arsenals II need be- In order to defend
their rights. Wns he . dsvnonistf The Union,
be would cay could not Be destroyed-but he
vas not for tame submission. The Union
was dear alike to all-North and South and II
tho people Of the Norah loved the Union ~ he did
1t would be preserved. But every N IN, woman snd
child, south Of the Potomac willing die for their
rghts seemed all to resolve itself into this ct last
II he just knew exactly how TO ask for settlement Of
this controversy and he osuld got what he desired
the Almighty knows he would ask for just that much
and Mr.. Colquit illustrated his position
by humorous story in substance that fsl =
low In Georgia had purchased pair OF
and watched for an opportunity to display them at
q muster; therefore he pretended he was wanted to
fight In order to get chance to pail of his coat; but
there proved to be fight enough, and tho mover
in it got whipped Mr. Colquitt hoped thu delegates
had not come to show their sxspenders. He did not
want any dodgins either and hoped that every dele
gate would take the responsibility and come
bis name in what he did
Judge HUrrER, Of Alabama, having tbs floor, pro-
ceed.d to rtply to the remarks Of Mr.. Colquit. He
regrtmd the necessity which called tor reply but
be could avoid ny the charge of puslls i
II, IN Georgia.
G.n-rsi piLLow rose and said he hoped nons here
would talk hpp,ny Of their love for thu Uuion whilst
raising their hands to tear 1t TO tatters Hs would
ak, was there no other man here but hi maslf so
devotes to the preservation OF the Union,
was 1t expected that the Conventios would
:Sop, view. which not one i'm in =, ten a., would .us;
temper OF coDpromi,e and he accepted the resolu-
tions without VOID Of oi'ssnt although they did
s.srmed in all of them. lie stood there as
the soie representative of his Congressional
district and such he willing notwith. nding
his tion to take the resolutions preeen.d by
cole ngues. But did the address corrcsPoud with the
been TIT for the rs' lutons. Was IL 30 fitted! No,
~as not-they had gone In the addrvss beyond the
Unit 81 the resolutions He wonld say to the author Of
the address. that IL calculated to work evil
home. Although there we're not many here who
agreed with him. yet tbers were perhaps more than
e nth men might think lie was s2aiast the address
and for the conpromise-s thousand times over
Mr.. Y, Picsss Of 8. C.. regretted tho necessity Of
hoped there would be more harmony than appeared
The geItlrmsn nom Alabama. by Inference, had
charged on the Con vcntior pIaus Of disun;on
Juag. HUsrEH explained that Re did not intend to
be so upeerstood His friend from 1eorgi., had been
srrsigr.d for some Of his sentiments WAT rcassn
had the Fsntlsman him-elf TO suppose thst he
invulD err BILE, What had he been dipped
In II tbs re was rpot distipe Wished 10
was the Union TO be saved by timiS res.l,es-
to be saved hy m.ssurss engendered BY foul
would not Civ. ne for the Union without the oon.ti
tuition. What were the pricipies OF the resolutions
each state iast had the ry mt from
the Union. II the Convention dirporsed without
IL all were united did any b.l,ys the Cnvn would be
Dissolved The people OF the hneen southern States
trsts Acttogcther and there Is need to appeal to
! arms us could appesl to public ssntiment-ts the
psopse,lcshiDx boldly 20 secession as th. last remedy
to sustain our rights Give us union protecting
rshts end he would sp-pd the ist dcop his blood
TO drDd It. o could not bow to the god of fans tcism,
with ts sprosy lie called this q con servstve body
but ~ could net preserve our rghts. he Vas com
PEELED to appeal TO resort Of Arms, which the
3. ptlsmas nom Alsbema much dresds lie
sppr, b. n<-d that We were about to get in mo-
motion principles Of the highest Importance
Did yeu ever Mr. Prsdeut In leaning this bow Of
. rssmer think of tho little rivulet far away
which the hunter osrel.ssly stepped. and IRON
vhicn tnc ~iia e~r arsnk I",oT u "ut sna vss'
that South Caroin,ans had tab but little part
In the Conv ntios They had met here At the invita-
ton Of Nifss<ippi you but gallant State Sac
bed I'D on . great occasion. and she would lead
again t her place here would rice high, aud
they az South Caroline would be With her She a~ked
nothing more than what vas honorable they would
have pothing le~s
M. GuoLso-, Of Va, spoke at length In favor Of
smepdp q the address. and took ooos-isa TO defend
and define The position hs occupied with the minority
o. ib. commi,ier ss able manner and sssed In case
the Csnpi opise bill passsd, would the g.ntemrn be
willing 20 dissolve the Unions
Mr. Ht~rOr tsH he had not intended TO peak
| this occs,iop-kis colleague. however, had asked
n In the Compromss bill paaA~i would he
be willing to Dissolve the Union! He bsd right
to put such . qusstion-hs bims,if vas not fcr
timid coanssls any than tor rash os.ss
Nbst vas the fact With regard 20 the proposed
Compounded Why, i've out sf the sin pf"po-i-
toss In favor Of this North Was that c.mpro-
mice which proposes to tak- for single fee state
nine hundred asd srty miles on the shor-~ Of the
Psciac Oc sp'- cutting us out forever from the
with Asis and that quarter of the vsrid. and
cophsina to shores At home.
I'VE are sorry TO state that despatch hero sb-
rupty terminates The fault Lies bsyond Philsds-
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