The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-15

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We copy from the Savannah Republican OF the 10th
inst the following patriotic proceedings OF public
meeting held at Darien on the 9Th inst
!. TAG pKoPLx aovIss -uMoS NESTING IN MeSrosn
cory large and enthusiastic meeting OF the citlzens
al Mcintosh county ef both political parties, assembled
the court house - Darn on Saturday ~ ms, according
be held in December next when the Hon. Thomas Spsid-
log snd h sOaas s"a BAKER, e Pp'asa
reiares s..,.,,.. ,.,u.u.,.
"A he object OF The meeting in the nstroc
,ya ,nd pauiouc manner and concluded his remarks by
uve,rmeading that all parties be merged into one undivY
Al boIy determined prssuUs The Uaion and handed
he .uboned preamble and resolutions Secrota ~
Who read them 10 the meeting.
We people OF Mcintosh county seeing regret thai the
governor Georgia ha. fell himself constrained by
ssss upoo acngs and doinss q The last
rs determined TO instruct our they
.ns Of The people = supreme on The occasion
~ assembled instructed in he
ns aceep the late acts OF Congress-
CONGRESS Missouri agitation harmon1ng these
me people Of North American staes'
I'VE accept these acts, then, OF better and
happier times and we trust N God that! when Congress
sensible that the eyes OF the world upon them thai
they cnareed with The destiny of coniederated
nep; that thai destiny depends upon their union on
ihe harmony, IN their peace and good will
We trust in God that the Congress in their councils will
aver remember hathe OF the Revolution was the war
massachusetts, and that the South rallied their rescue
tina. The war Of 1917 wa war oicommerce for the carry
trade which the South had interest but she did not
meanly the cost-she gave her blood and her
treasure.
WAsmsoroN, And who was the hero Of the OF 1912
Our JACKSON Aud who have been the heroes OF the Mex
can wari Our Scorr and our TAYLOR.
ave would say then, 10 the next Congress- it'll deep
Ing of respect OF hope. and oil confidence, remember
.'On they referred committee osix three
from each party, viz; Dr. Holmes, o. G. Hopkins and r
M Bount wings; T. lie Charter, Alexander McCsrty and
sxu.<,x. ttrnl
and on reporting them, moved that they be rece we'd
as sentiments OF the meeting, which carried unan-
inousy
Dr. Holmes, and Colonel Hopkins; and the mentioned
Thomas Spading be chosen by accamaton OF the
delegates from the county of Mcintosh to the convention
with every demonstration of respect and confidence M
Spadng Replied that from the unanimous de-
would chceruy do So Notwithstanding Ills le Bile health
aud declining years he would endeavor reach his post
though he died on the road.
fhe thanks Of the meeting were returned 10 the pre-
siding officers and secretaries and the meeting adjourned
From tho Columbus oGs) Enquirer.
MEETING HARRIS coUNrY.Ir will be seen by reference
the proceedings OF public meeting in Hamilton that
the friends Of the Union and the constitution will meet in
that place, Thursday next. the 10Th select cand
convention This Is right That good old county has been
andered home and abroad likely sustain the move
ment now everywhere making TO dissolve the Union. We
believed the SANDER, and of are glad to
her citizens taking steps indicate reputation Of
~,
Of doubt communication In last Der stated that
the meeting alluded to would take place The 9th Tie
day has changed TO the Oih Remember this and all
do with convenience 20 up and assist IN The Sc
lection Of delegates Your opponents up nd doing
We observe in the Montgomery (Alabama) Advert.
ser and Gazette the proceedings Of several public meet
ngs in favor of secession and dsunon. They all breathe
the same sentiments. and pass similar resolutions
We copy from the Mobile (Alabana) Advertiser the
following call for public meeting signed by nearly fue
hundred citizens:
"GRAsp RALLY FRIENDS or the SourH AND THE
UMos We the undersigned citizens either the county
ocy OF Mobile approve, as system OF measures of the
ol,wing bills recently passed both branches Congress
Dwit One TO adjust the disputed boundary between Texas
and New Mexico second, establish, ithouf the Ip
mot Propiso, government for the Territory New Mex.
co; third to form territorial government Tor the Terri
tory OF Utah. n'thom Interference by the with the
subject OF slavery lounh Tor the admission OF Califo
MIA as Stale into the Union and h for the recovery
These several acts founded the great and i'm ant
principle OF SosIsTERfEREsck the part of Congress
the Institution OF slavery, and maured spirit honor
able compromise must, verify believe peace
the whole country and harmony the different sections OF
The ordinary mode Of expressing appreciation of public
measures, 10y the adoptoa OF resolutions in assemblies
the people, preserves permanently the evidence only oil
appreciation OF the officers speakers, and lew other
prominent members, who are named in the published pro
eeedlngs, but gives information the country OF the
persons who composed majority, whom the opin
ons expressed ought be indebted OF The niiu
which they may be entitled la relation TO meas
ue' so important as these Of which approve none
would be leave opinion in favor OF
ooe acefained from verbal reports now, tradition
hereafter We therefore depart from usage on ordinary
occa'on and attest by our signatures respectively
memorial OF our approval.
Aso al the suggestion OF many OF respected citizens
we would recommend a public meeting OF all those
ues above referred for the xviuQ such
her expression OF their opinions and feelings may
deemed appoopfiate-saId meeting to be holden al tho
1850 - ''
"MosuK, September II. 1850"
PUBLIC MEETING AT LUMPKIN, GEORGIA.
large and respectable meeting was held al this place
on the ih inst Of which Judge Clark was president and
y h. Beall. esq secretary.
The following committee on resolutions was appointed
and the following among other proceedings, adopted
Co. James M Clark, Willard Boynton John WiIliford
Worel Charles y GnuIden, James M Jones, Dr. Robert
Wimberly, Dr. Alex w. Williams, and John v. Price
The committee retired, and after lew moments con
snson, reported through their chairman, Col Clark the
mestngf
The crisis is upon The time has come when Geor-
ga TO declare whether she will stand by Union OF the
es OF ihe Revolution, whether she will the ties
mai unite hef 10 tue other States OF the coniederacy
convention has beea called by q. w. Towns, gov
ehof OF Tue STATE Tor the purpose
DDohsies admitting California into the Union q State.
'nthmt necessarily leads rspsiutow and revolution
me issue Is, therefore, plain II IL U~o~
o. dnsNior-unon in great bro.r OF STAIRS with
non oe a winch viii accrue TO State and
va, ~. % WIN all the ifighuul quences OF civil
uio result OF which the inagi mi ton cannot picture.
~ nonentous question The progrs.. OF oiyiliza.
800 human liberty is involved in its solution Not only
S,.,.. -, VIC osse and every freeman in the United
deeply Interested in decision N ,hi nol - ~
suoyou Az y lost Separation will follow separ,tioo until