The New York herald., 1850-12-06

NEw YoRK-The messsge oft Preeident has not met
with the approval Of the entire whig party in this
State and though some of its features not openly
depoup csd rprit of dissatisfaction il manifested
smopg the abolition portion of that party which is
not likely soon to be healed. The Albany Evening
Journal the oracle Of the party, speaks Of the doou
msnt in general terms, as good, and such might
have been expected but cannst endorse the views of
the sdent upon the peace measures passed BY Con-
grefs That journal does MT think the message SUM-
GENTLY explicit upon the Fugitive Slave Law;
though Il Is satisfied he favos that and his
expressed to have s the laws enforced
points directly TO that law than to any other
The Journal rays the message is thoroughly whig. but
think would have been better IL the President had
nded the opening Of the agtatng question
The Albany 1as OF the most ultra of the free soil
papers State expresses its qualification at the
general tenor OF the message but Is not atogethsr
esfed with his course relative to the Fugitive Slave
law The Syracuse Journal and Buffalo Express, speak
in the terms Of the message as Goes the Albany
journal. Tie Albany Register, Conservative whig
paper, as well as several IN the western part OF ths
State standing upon mar iopal ground express their
entire saiaction with the whole tone OF the message
and Of the democratic journals have already said
that it points to the next Presidency.
0HIo-The late movement in the Constitutional
Convention Of this State with regard to the expulsion
of coorsd children from the public schools will create
q great excitement among the sbolitonists of the
State and the refusal OF the convention to establish
schools for their exclusive benefit will meet with
strong opposition the lake border OF the State The
Whole northern and much Of the interior section Of
the State, is strongly tinctured with abotionsm and
shsuld the question be brought directly before the
people, would doubtless be defeated There lie ttrong
determination manifested to resist the enforcement Of
the Fugitive Slave law and in Cleveland, as well as
Of the smaller petitions already in circu
lstn to be presented TO Congress soon practica
BILE, aking it's immediate repeal or an essential modi
fcaion of some OF lite provisions The fact persons
have organized thu mselves into military companies,
and asserted their determination allow fugitive
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tical nulfcstion whenever the law Is sought to be
executed The Cleveland Piaindeaier highly lauds
hote OF Boston Who inteIered in the prevention OF
the arrest Of the fugves from Georgia and says the
people of that section will do likewise when the liberty
ofthe fugitive lie invaded
PrNNsYLvAsn.-Ther be no doubt but the mass
of the people OF this State conservative in their
views though there sections in which any attempt
to the Fugitive Slave law would be repelled by
force of arms. At Chester, already movement has
been made and large number of signatures obtained
to DO presented to Congress- Tor the unconditional
peal of the Fugitive savelav In the westers part Of
the State, the abolition feeling prevails to much
greater extent than in the eastern and the vement
started and kept up by the political religoniss, has
spread through several Of the churches OF that portion
advised has met with very general ap probation
bothw ih the wbig and democratic papers The demo-
cratic Tsrty stand upon the national platform and have
generally strongly advocated the non-intervention
principle That the doctrine advocated by the Hon
Jas buchanan, and his national course has brought his
before the people of the State for the presidency
in 1882 In the Congressional district now represented
by Hon David Wimot the people are generally on the
side of the nsts snd they about petition
ing Congress- not only tor the repeal OF the Fugitive
Slave law but alse Tor the abolition OF slavery In the
p.atrct OF Columbia.
ymGsA-Ihis State, which, sincs the passage Of the
compremse by the last session of Congress
has fad very little either through the public journals
officials, begins now to speak out The message Of
b,.h bas tx.;tb a haav frou
every portion of the State from which have heard
speaks decidedly and firmly though temporarily, Of
the course to be puriued by Virginia should those
measures, in any particular, be violated The Cover
nor intmates that the people OF the State may be
satisfied all the laws carried out in good faith
but II they are to be trampled upon and violated,
and the only at all favorable to the South Is
to be especially disregarded, then 1t will be the
duty Of the State to take decided and unwavering
ground with the other Southern States The measures
as rsssed by Congress- contain but single feature fa
vorsbe to The south while all the rect OF the
directly advtrte to her interests and II the Fug
tive Slave Law to be dead letter upon the statute
books then the South has but left to pursue
The provision for territorial for Utah and
new Mexico and the admission of California repro
bated and II is piopossd TO repeal the law providing
the goytInnents for the territories. The Richmond
EnqSsru the demtoiatc organ OF the State strongly
reprobntes the action OF the President In the Boston
fugitive slave 1t urges the Legislature retas
tioE-to q commercial reGtriction that will sunder
alliances WITH the sggressing states: The Southern
States In the right and the defensive, and they
mutt act else ior seal their lips and bow down
TO the sovenant breakers. what course the Legisla-
ture now in session will take remains to be but
1t is iLtmated that Virginia will declare the side
the South, or more properly speaking adopt such
mea,nrts OF moon,d oim as are spoken OF BY South
Carolina snd Mississippi.
GEoReIA.-The late election for delegates to State
convention has rerut,d In overwhelming majority
for the Union party, they termed by those
who ttyor secession, snbmissionists. The Savannah
Georgian, the principal democratic paper Of the state
speaking OF the result says Georgia has yielded her
dearest interests into the bands OF ayowed submission
its She ha, laid the broad shield Of her defence at
the feet of those who will soon find apology for
bumbliDg the proud state; they have closed their
ey,s to every eneroaeLment which the North has
made and their ears 10 the cry Of those who have
ctived the etos.eft insult The North may and will
rejoice over the victory Tor he has fought the battle
her tcins" Out OF tie whole State full returns OF
which have been received the t,csssic nsts have
risd but Elk counties and those by meagre msorties
Misassnri.-The tour OF Hon. Mr. Foote through
this State to have had but little eject tor
chs rsing the opinion Of the people concerned
Thue are fsw OF any party who do not coincide
with the views Of GovsEnor Quitman. A Union meet
Ing recently held In Jackson by which utisns
expressive ct their attachment to the Union were
Iassod. one oi the resolutions however stated that
the repeal Of the fugitive Rw the abolition Of ,avery
In the Dittrict OF Columbia the introduction OF the
slave trace between the States would be a suficient
cause for Missifsirpi to withdraw from the Union.
Such are the sertlmssts OF thote known as Union
men in the STATE. the Senate. thort time sioce
restlutionh vofe cnefed, expecting the satisfaction
~ tue people 10 the c0mTfomiss measures II they
is4thfUilT executed, and declining any action upon
the quC lions. fo tie ctnsderAtion Oi which the
zion was Itliee. TIE motion at put down BY
vo.e Of Eve TO one. The Nisksburg Whig says ths
reason Cf Governor Quiinsn for calling the LeFis.
lature together 20 sa0e arrest upon the charge Of
having been concerned IN the Cuban Invasion
be cause Of the passage Of the Comprome by
Consrets.
TINas-The late election In this State 20 test the
will Of the people uren the roposion II Congress for
the pufehn'e Ct her territory has resulted In al.
most unanimous vote In favor ofthe proposition The
town Of Corpus christi vas the only place which
are dvsed voted against the proposition Governor
Bell in his message TO the legislature rpsakiny Of the
result oi the tocion fayt thu pecpe have decided Ia
favor ct the proportion much o. they reJudiate
OF s features regarding "a asa rtsce Offering, which
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