The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-13

Peter Beaumont, X. M Carter,
Pat. McGrath, s w. Oakley,
Dennis Folay, A. M. TurnbuI,
Douglass Osborn, N Trepsgnier
s. Fiannagan, VIM. Dunbar,
A. @. Wilson, as. Arthur O'Donnen,
VIM Pegg, Edward Lavle,
+ Frank b tYnI .ya:., R K Fa J Ks.;.
5. Smith, As' - Thos II Mccormick,
William H Wilder. John Sullivan,
Peter Marcy, r A. HARDY.
Mr. SouiEs ansge to the members Of the democratic party
New ORLEANS, October 50, 1850
GENTLEMEN acknowledge the receipt OF u communities
lion which you caused to be placed in my hands yes
erday, and which find IS The same which has been
days. that might obtain the endorsement Of the seventy
names affixed to it,
Whenever the grave matters fppanty alluded to In
paper shall before in the only shape that can
reach my official responsibilities 10 the State and PEG
pie of Louisiana, depend upon it they will be with
spirit not unworthy 81 the high station which occupy,
ded to my protection and aa,danshp But as can re-
gard you neither the OF the people and State
belong-as ask neither your applause your support
will pardon me for taking no other notice OF the queries
that am to be moved ont Of that propdey which be-
Se s sa s
past have been moving every rubbish they could lay
a e lGs s hass
they may build Tor themselves upon y ruins an import.
as Yaua: ss:pseiaI S''p'' @aa PnERRE souLE.
Mears. w. w. hlnR, Cnufcs D Reese, JOhn u. Lafue.
MISSISSIPPI.
The contest is proceeding with great spirit on both
sides Both the senators in the field We have re.
ceived the Missssippian, but not the Souhron, and
therefore cannot give the details on both sides
From the Mobile Advertiser, Nova.
Gen Foo,e Is canyassing state, and received with
srwaeded 70 him from ali parts Of The State few day.
since large meeting held At Aberdeen. and COM
uhsro he
was 10 speak yesterday and tender him dinner on the
part Of the people of Monroe, without regard TO party
From the Columbus (AdissJ Democrat, Nov q.
General Foote left this place for Aberdeen yesterday
where barbecue has been rendered him He will visit
Of the norhen countless and will address his fellow
citizens at every important point.
CoLuMBus, October IS 1850.
DEAR stRi The undersigned citizens of Columbus and
vicinity OF both political parties which have heretofore d.
vided the country, wish 70 give some demonstration OF
by you the session OF Congress just closed
reference TO those measures which threatened the In
We have observed with pain the undue influence Of To-
cal attachments and sectional feelings in the deliberations
ascrbed the only danger which the Union exposed
| To statesmen Of comprehensive views, who can
rise above this influence. and In the midst Of threatening
difficulties mark out the whereby, at the same time
sectional interests are preserved The welfare Of the
| of our government can only be intrusted
In token Of the high estimate place your posi-.
tanned H. solicit you accept Of public dinner such
/ time suit convenience.
To Hon. II. s. FoorE. .a.#1H
| 1.-THE above is signed by eighty-two nameal
Columns, October ~, 1850.
GENTLEMEN Your kind communication, under date Of
yeur warn appreciation OF my OF
United State. ,osohng the s.cns and dangerous
by the plan Of adjustment has been received and read
o. esom so"
gladly meet you, and my fellow citizens Of Lowndes gem
oa s,,snde es Sy vow not impossible of me % do
without failing TO execute other engagements entsred
| into previous TO the reception OF your note.
With continents Of sincere respect and hearty goodwill
have the honor TO be your friend and fe9y' s1
To Messrs Thomas @. Blsweu, s. s. Franklin, Thoms,
Amis, aud others.
MAcos, October 81, 1860.
DEAR sIRf Ths has been proud day for the Union.
At thousand persons assembled, unanimously
approved the Com promise bills declared against the call
Of the legislature. AGAINST convention having for IL, OBJ
representatives TO respond 10 the will OF the people Gen
Foote made Of 81. hsppies efforts ana wa. cheered
throughout We laid down platform on which wecsh
all stand our resolutions were unanimously carried
In haste "''Wy y0pDt'L yLEs
| To II II. woRrHIseros.
! Norw6o RssolH,ions.
Rssovsd That while the Of compromise adjust
asS a. wee nsSs o ys regarding The
stniinE great scheme for the termination Of national CON
els. and Inc preservation Of the Union we win stand by
and msintain them and do hereby approve and en-
dore the OF distinguished senator the Hon. H.
| 3. Foote, touching these questions
Rsoiped That while scquiesce IN the enecments
feed TO- and feel attachment for the Union esab
lisbsd by our still declare that inscon Of
The con stution ght which would amount 70 " In
ioerable and such, would justify resort
10 the strongest Of resistance among which In
| fractions we viii enumerste the folowingi
J. Tho interference by congressional legislation with
slavery In the States
Te abolition Of slavery In the District Of Columbia.
& The refusal by Congress admit State into the
Union on account her having the institution Of domestic
| ala very within her borders 49,,
The passage ofsny law iphbi,ipg slavery in the Ter
riiores, or any OF them. 80 49,. :,
States. 81 -,
g. The repeal Of the fugitiveslsve bill. or the nonen
forcement OF It's provisions by the general
Rssoipd That the opinion OF This meeting no serious
danger of the speedy perpestoD OF any o. me IN
fractions specified In the foregoing sno w IN
hdenty hope that northern brethren, ~
the dangers through which we have Just passed WIZ ~ ~
ure, refrain from sordng the South the least ground of
Rssoved That opposed 70 the gall Of the governor
unnecessary and Improper. We also oppose call for
convention, other that directly
fnotely secession or disusion. s.s5s.slN 49,
Res1rsd. That senators and Representatives
aneed aud hereby instructed, oppose the call for
purposes Of "resstsnce Of Congress
now in force" any Measure that would place us In any