The organizer., 1850-09-28
From the Charleston Mercury.
The Southern Convention,

The S0nlhern Convention.
The dav Of the adjournment Of Congress
has been fixed by the vote OF both Houses
foF Monday. tho 3othaf Sertembrr. Toe
Nashville Convention fixed The lime for re.
assembingAt at six weeks from the adjourn.
meni of Congress. The second meeting
Of this imp 'rsn body is therefore by its
own appointment, Monlav, the llth OF
NOVembtr next. The ntiicauon Of the
day hy lheif President, viii h they also
directed, was made in no sort a necessary
condition, to their re.nssembiing, but was
I simply inien1, d 10 draw general attention
10 il. II is possible that Judge SHARKEY
mag neglect this notification; we have
heard il said that he has declared such to
be his inteniicn We hope this is ms,
take; hut as he does not seem to have any
very clear notion Of the side he is on, and
! Of the opinions it is best t. entertain, it IS
not proper for any one e'se To venture de
Gliding points about which he himse is still
perpleved. Nor is it at all necessary.
The Convention determined lis time of re
assembling, and does not in the Ieast depend
on he action of the President.
That it will meet again at the appointed
time, we do moi permit ourselves 10 doubt.
The necessity f,r il i ms great and urgeAt
as cOu'd poss bly have been anticip It'd b
The least hopeful of that Ioiy hpn il ad.
jnnrned. The moderate proposition for the
sett emenI of the dispute, to which il gave
app oval, has been rejected with derision
by The united N1rlh. Z he measures which
It m~t strongly condemned have been
passed into laws; It's own calm and digni-
fed course has MT saved il from beirg
denmnced in such language of hate and
vi ticai N "a proves a settled determine
on n"i onIy 70 keep up the aFgreSsl"ns
up N The rights, psacr and prosper tv OF
The S nth, bII t. treat all symptoms OF dis.
slIi,ficiIon aud movements nf resis'an e.
"a treason aud rrbe liol agaih.t lh4 ,slob
ished and leg tmIIe des ppnsm Of he ma
iurity. Sill mne the eXtra0r n nv as
sum ton by the presi en', ul the rilhl Z.
WITHHOLD lron Tevas ,hs pO-es,i ~ o.
. ntI n # her terrllnry aid 10 use tl- m !
iiry power OF The c M, dercy aga nst n
State W tho II authority o. laW,-k more
onghl thi' new stretch nf power. Diluted
by the same spirit of hus'i'i'y 70 the 5. b,
unrle her sons m a MAJ aud deiermin.
I'd effort 10 secure them.elyes once and Tor
at. agant d ngtr., VII ca weakness, DIS
s.n'inn aud pry s6T'lty lave fnslered
ani lnviied. an ~ hich every day Of i de-
cisi o. our pat is augmsutIng aud m al
rii log.
The Sou hsrn Convention nppe1led to the
Sou hern SttIes 20 he I'll renrssented IN
the journel session. We al no h
'ng 10 the free OF that appeal. Wetllnk
il has h d IL. EFT CT y ilh some Of them -
We trust II wall reach them all. Il needs no
long o srrva' in {, show that the measures
winch have tely passed G ngress, ius'e I'd
of appeasing the spirit Of Abolition. have
only eevaied lis hopes aud mad eued ~
ambition. The Ssna has been the scene
ol ant.sllvery displ,v more vnlent end
insulting Ih,n ever before. The most
atruc ois manifest ,iions of the Aholui n
{ envy have been made in The face Of ihese
s SCALED "measurrs ofpeace." The elec.
lion 10 Maine whirh has jnst heen held, is
a complete triumph of the ultra fres-sol
spirit Such are the fruits of that mssrt-
hle mo erat on and crnriIa.'on, which The
SOU his 20 Ioag aud so weekly pr'isad
and practi~ed. The same priceeiing vii
rem'riil, ssly destroy ~ in few moro
years. II we d. MT srek sich n fate
Uut would rather use our sire g 10 snvi g
uur cSup iet rs uni'e IN giving dignHs
and ia represen ann + the SJuihern
pro lie, 10 The seeonI session Of the Ssuthern
COnven ion.