The New York herald., 1850-12-10

arrangements have been made for brin rng out can
Unon issue alone Without rss.ra to old party
tions: Applsuse) And We have every confidence
that in svsry e0uI ty in the State Of Mississippi the
great reason those Of patriotic con-
but we certainly have most a SIliisn. pse.usoa before
us Of Its ultimate safety. Who doubts this Is 1t
champions Of patriotism in the North have already
declared, in express language, their determine
has heretofore distracted the country and Dua our
national councils. tGood) Is It not true that
ssI o. tSs
editors at least that 1t is pedient continue this
aetatonl Is there not good reason for believing
ndenty, that agitation in the North will cease
SOUTH why, Maryland unaninOuily sustains the
where repose the bones Of Marshall Of Madison, and
Washington Of Henry and host OF other patriots of
the revolution the language Of secession has nevsryst
been heard, and never will be heard. (rremen-
dous applause) The people OF Kentucky are
equally unsninous- the people OF Tennessee wings
and democrats, st least equally unanimous for
the Union There but one voice In that State which
concosted in South Carolina twelve months ago, and
put in action recently BY gentleman whose name it
kins Turney learn, the only that was raised
in support OF the plan Of secession in South
Carolina. North Carolina, Florida Alabama, Louisiana
Texas and Georgia the proceeding of whose patriotic
conventions have already reached have all declared
ueterm1net1Ou
here to the Union, and TO put down factiorists
and factionism. understand the intelligence com
hg S sr ths action Of nReh
the honor in part to representthe patriotic State of
Mississippi This Is much what expected for two
three months past am glad that they will postpone
final action until then for certain that Ged
resns and that this glorious nation exists the
Of the globe that the people Of the State of Mississippi
will, next autumn unsnimo usy declare favor
of the Union than the State of Georgia (rhree
cheers for Mississippi and three for Georgia
speak of what know and this may appear strange
to and may need explanation The explanation Is
easily offered. True the Governor of Mississippi has
declared himself in favor prompt it
is he sustained at the present time by nearly all the
official influence OF the state including the two houses
favor OF the Governors policy of secesion-that is ell
true but can assure you that the county in which
the and favor OF defeating any scheme Of Sc,
in the last seven weeks, fellow Citizens hsV.
ss0De, through nearly every Populous county in
ness, yet, buoyed up and sustained by the
inspiring csuos in support of which I engaged.
troversy and in every county but two contro-
yerses did occur. in the presence Of hundreds aud
why at tho very first meeting two thousand persons
concurred In the adj ustment bills passed at the last
plauee) In every other county that visited, re-
suit almost precisely similar occurred. Never did
bear the voices CT more than six secessionsts in the
vote taken In every county but one or two.
Npplause) Let me relate anecdote 10 you.
notice was given that would address. my fellow ct
on that day. 1t being the fret day OF court
Notice was given that dis union resolutions would BE-
offered for the adoption of the assembled people by
most prominent that section Of central Misses
the late distinguished John O. Calhoun, Of South Caro-
lima Well what was the result In my own feeble
way, addressed the people and was, TO GER
tain extent responded to- the disunion resolu-
tons were voted down, aud In lieu Of them,
ITt,Arn Altxtta adj faA Iu wtVanr
binary msjority, there being but three votes
for this disunion resolutions, of which csst
brother, and the other by the mover OF the resolu
tions. daughter and APPLAUSE In the county sd-
resting and the DC ople to be iu the
support of the Union At that meeting of the most
name native Of South Carolina addressed the people
at kpgth, In most powerful manner in support OF
upon at the last session Of Congress The Judge
OF tha Court, very estimsble man felt himself called
SS SpSn 70 II. made peech Of mo- rery
great length but much TO the purpose. And what
the enscti This has happened since l lsit that part
OF the country The vote taken; the union Of
these States wa. sustained and secession was voted
down by majority of more than seven to one ZAP.
plause, loud and long continued) have addressed
other meetings one Of which in Matches, where
the governor of the state has resided tor the
Of his message and denounced Il rs treasons ole
document. applause, and three cheers for Foote)
stnt-sentieman accomplished, intellectual, and
pstriotic-hi. partner in the practice the for
%S ns sSn ON ,b. .sna which occapsd on tho
sion. what, do you suppose was the result Al the
close of the meeting called for the seceders to show
IN, ,mseves but it like calling spirits from the
yasfy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS did not come. There
wa. not in that me. ting who had the edront-
in The course he Is pursuing this crisis the
try. (Applause) There will be another opportunity
se,,eStIcn ct ,,ssps p%Sish to assemble there and
reg OF you to note what | say that while
Georgia had only three counties represented ey ssce.
ders In her convention the state Of Mississippi will
not have one county thus represented (3reat ap-
plause) 1 knew that all the official influence OF the
State and the legislature ars against unien, bat,
unitn will, notEthsfanding that, BE- triumphant In
Msisspri and that state will noey ,ipaie.s ns,'tI
mems minds In consequence OF gross misrepresents-
tion the subject CTremendous applsusel And no.
Is IL that south Carolina patriotic voices have burst
forth In support Of the union a1d the constitution!
Mr.. Grsyssn,a a member Of Congress, has published
rircplstsd throughout the state and which has pro
duced an extrsordnary sensation there. Lately, Mr.
Poinsett and Gen. Hamilton have spoken cut on the
,ubisct Of the Union Can you doubt that those
voices raised In support OF the Institution. OF our ia
Tiers. will arouse patriotic influence in South Caro-
Ina cannot doubt Il. Do yourecolsct instance
which occurred in the past history OF our country,
year. ago ~hen he represented this country Mexico
bis house surrounded by mob and Its demolitisn
was threatened lie kept quiet and simply hung out
result The mob calmed by his silently pcintingto
the and stripes Of his country Thus the moral
lied Mexico and ut down fsctionis' and fsctionisr
The same man in the centre OF South Carolina has the
same part to perform towards men who have banded
YES against the Institutions Of their country
0prlsuse)-who have declared war against the consti-
tuition Of the republic. And what " he doing He ~
pointing in their presence and within their view 70
the Gag OF the country-the immortal stars and
| stripes -(spplause and cheeringl the embems Of
our country And do not doubt but that the result
will be the came II was In Mexico; for before the
next convention assemblies In Mississippi venture
| to predict that South Carolina will redeem herself
and will repent In rackcloth and ashes the semerity
which iof the last twelve months has marked the
duet Of her leaders and people Fellow citizens, the
little ground for apprehension az 20 the future This
compact Of sdjustment which you have heard 20 eo-
ouently euloeied will quiet country and will se-
cure the permanence Of isstitutions II fathfu
/ adhered 10, North, south East and West. But the
Question IT, will you adhere to IL Voices I'VE will
/ I'VE will"l Will the North generally adhere TO III 1
| confidently believe u win. IL u ON this ground