The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-06

ceeaings ofrhe Nashville Convention by
giving "fulIlist" ofits members. Their
names are as folnwss
Trginia -Cien. VIM. 7. G,Od"n-l.
AiG6ama-R Chapman, Geo. W. VIII iams, {.
C. Clay Sen. j. NJ. Calboul J. Bufnpl-5
Florida &C, Il Di Pnnt. Jean H. Verdies. T..
w, White. john +. NicGreehee-4
MississipHs--I. M Aeker. JsJ Davenport, A..
Hutchinson w. e. Fitzpatrick. Pearson Smth. T..
J. Wharton, J. C Thompson. chas Nc Laran-8
Georgia y. q. McWhorter, John A. Jones. J.,
z. Stell. W ]. Parker. George r, Hunter, Robt.
Bletlsoe. James n. Beihuhe. john C. Sheed. Chas
J. McDonnld II. l.. Bpnning. DR.. Danels--ll.
TeaRessce--A v Brown. q J Pillow, A o
r Nicholson. A Dunelspn, J. B. Clements, L.
Claiborne, DR. w. Esselman W G. Harding
T. MrGavnck. Thomas Martin. w. II. Polk. +.
McCinran. T. D. Mosely. l.. Cheaiham-l4.
Sonih CarOIiRa--Langdon cheves. w. J Han
na. +. W. Pickens, w. c. Young. J. n. Whitner,
Jas Bradley, Samuel 0tterson, Dnayton Nance,
D. F. Jnmisnn. Maxey Gregg A. Trenholm,
icon =. Wilson, James Chestnut Jr.. WIN. Du
Bnse, R. W. Bnruwell. R, B. Rhett--l6.
FRoM BxAs.- Union Speeches Of Sen
atOrs R4sk and Houston BY the arrival
al New Orleans, nft steamship Palmet-
tn, the Picayune has received files of
Texas papers:
We find but few additional returns o
the election on the boundary bill. Small
majnrilirs were given in Colorado and in
Lagrange counties for the bill. The vote
in ihu town # Washington stood IS fn
the bill aud l6 againstit AT Anderson
in Grimes county. there were LOG votes
for the bill and % against it
We have returns which make the tuta
sum up To 1884 for the bill and 566 a
gains. it.
A detachment Of snme two hundre,lre
cruils for the Sih Infantry aud 2d Ora
goons passed through AusIin week before
last. under the command Of Major Sibley
on their way to the frontier posts.
The Galveston papers say that the i'm
ports into that p"t the present autumn
are immense. The splendid ships in thu
New York trade come crammed, and the
New O,lesns steamers piled with freight
Gen Rusk made a speech at San Au
gusline. on his arrival there. in which he
defended the ten milliun bill and the I'm
ion, and bore down pretty sharply npoI
Southern utras. not even sparng Gov
Quitman, of whom he is represented t.
have said that he (the Guvernor) had ouct
failed To redeem his pledges of assistanc'
To Texas. at time more fraught with dan
ger and difficulty than the present, an'
that they we're not to be desired now
Gen. Rusk described the action ofthe las
Congress as a triumph ro the South owe
the Northern ultras congratulated Texa
IN the prospect of getting rid oi Santt
Fe. and dwelt in gowing c"lors on th'
prosperous careerupOn which our yonnt
State has entered.
Gen Houston aIsn made speech at lh
same place. The Galveston Civilia
speaks as full rvs concerning il:
"Gen Houston addressed the people II
San Augustine. who would take M lei,i
sal. for an hour. Immediately after his al
rival there. He made clear and graft
Tying explanation ofthe action ofthe lat
Congress on the important questions b.
fare it, and his own cuuise. He was wei
received, as he always is in that ancicn
, inwn. After he had concluded Gen. Hen
derson was called fr. and proceeded t
reply, as the Herald says, in snmewha
excited and agituied manner. He spok
for an hour. in opposition To the Pearc
: bin. and denounced the barteliug ava
the right Of Texas jurisdiction over Saut
Fu.' He concluded amid tho appaus
/ Of his friends. and by producing GOO
deal nfrxcitement in the crowd. Gel
Houston was again called for. and aros
10 reply. amid storm Of applause. H
r occupied another hour in his m 's' happ
and effective veiD-deRounced tie Dit
/. uniouists. Aboliiinuisls, Nnliliers. an
n the Snnthrrn Convention alike, eul"gise
he Constitution aud the Union.and col
cluded with an appeal To the good sens
. and patriotism OF the people, tina; wei
{ hume to all hearts. There was no fultht
= reply. The scene is represented as in
pressive to rare degree. The old heI
of San Jacinto is reported To have lo
none of his ancient vigor, and power
n sway tho Masses"
a Capt. McCulloch's company of Rangel
hab been mustered into tine United State
K. service, aud will be stationed in Refugi
I county.
Tho Texas papers speak in encoul az
i ing terms of the prospect Of their Stat
One paper says the population will III
season be increased $4,000 by immigr,
a tion.
Itis expected that large German en-
h igration will enlerl this winter the counlit
!. lying west of the G"adalupe, principal
). ComaI. Gillespie, Bexar, and Medina.
The Corpus Christa Nenc"s Vale
a thinks from indications which have bee
4 observed. that large party On the wa
to Brownsville, was cut off and destroye
!. by Indians.
! SoUTnERN SECESSION. The messag
e of Governor Seahrook. of South Cai0l
. ma, advocates secession, aud emhndit
" pretty much the general sentiments her'
, tufore expressed by the Snuth Carolir
= Sc eces ssinnists. It thinks tho repeal
. the fugitive slave law will cause a di
union, aud that unless the South is pr
,, ,ected, secession will be best. Resol
u lions declaring the right Of secessio
B. have been introduced into tho Nor
j. Carolina Legislature; aud that the repe