The New York herald., 1850-01-05
INTELLIeENcy RY THE MAILS.
Action OF Alabama on the sabjeet OF


Action OF Alabama on The sabjeet OF
Slavery.
From the MontgoHery, Ala al Dec. 28
To-day the Governor transmittej the subj oned i'm
portsnt documents To both branches OF the Legis-
lature The matter has been referr 81 o Joint Select
Comm ittee. composed OF Nessls Judge, Winston,
Murphy Abercrombie. and Store, the part of the
Sumter and Davis, of Limestone on tbs part Of the
House with Instructions 70 report thereon Us coon
sr practicable ~
xosFS.argy Hs.s5g.ye D.: bOs?AsHiTs:r'r} q HiTss:1r'
To THr SENATE AND HOUSE, or eEreEsENTArlyKs;-
take the earliest opporturly q tsaa'~t = tAs General
Atssmy copies Of eommuaiea on o't received from six
Ny views uJon the delicate Which it refers are
we'll known 70 you, and need not be h@re rsesa cd.
to General %ss 1sSa 10 s % an %
ana & upon tae great qpeeton ghch NV eonyulse the
fathers take ire rcaad S6iez self rospess 81 oas
hons, sna eohsutut'sual t9oty densnd DIR position
4 " COLLIER.
SIN w. N. CRY 81 o. NAg.,Teroz. Dee H. 1872
in the Congress Of be United ttr be our duty to
lSsp nsSs ySS hs, .rs II Our
The House Of kerressnrass has u tai5 hour found i
whole action Of the 20 Tar a. IL aspe esn ne ne
lSsislsnon q CGngress Is arrested ia Is uo
parties Of the United sats ss is by me reiuao tie mem
sso-Spsrae in 9rs.niains e aou3e ess tasy
from @ tne psesans Ttear nos GUY - ri" be 70 apoes
eSt hs gisla3p Of yoeefess aT'iest The insere and
4, s men s ss, sagf e sn .rengh eaRss
still hone ID r an organz, "a, 81 ,t @ ~ s a ~ AZ
t,ns, ma ,bat ~ ,i ~ ~ 'a,o, -nd we eaInesy
,nr,ns laSs m sns M ~ y "a asnn,. che
We sfee it be du,y hoveve- n vov Of tho threat
eang aspect which political AFFAIR bow wear Put you
we think Tc 'quated With the spirit ofthe poo
pie Of a. hsSams sDh ana eieye ~ = y r hS.a pagoe
sn,s - tha. hat they y nss.r sp 81 M OF the oys:q
tnrro,v ~ @ aeoni,ed et ii. i,to'y M IRON toe
the States Of this Union that th WI futs to any
Columbs that they viii d-mlld t6asthe provisions Of
fully Sbsrvsd We M a a nc & pf ssa De Ss ss
made pIon the rights Of the savehodng tats but
forbear from malng this oonmun, yea ion % yoa.
think !. proper TO tas your views Of TIE
duty q the Sra STATE in the pre-, enr erisis
We have the honor 90 be, pseuy obgdielt
servants. HENRY ". lIltLIARD,
DAyiD HUBBARD,
sAsSdN ". HAans,
;. ". sowDSS,
To his cency, W. COLLIER, Governor OF tAs State of
Much excitement was produced Ia the House on the
reception Of the message; but there was but one
t,ms hsS a,r,vss ,a atrin.S SIa, sns
that the committee, 10 whom the document and ac-
coppanyiHg message Of the Governor were mittsd
reported unanimously, that IL th. duty Of our re-
presentatives to retire from Washington the pas
Of the provso kindred measure. OF ppsession
his is the proper method to treat this matter t 10
time to look IL In the face serisuy aud with decision
II is no longer party humbug but matter whish is
to be met resisted and settled We do not despair of
the Union, and believe that there Is patriotism enough
In the country to ahste IN ustee aud repeal 1t If not
dsuuon Is preferable TO degradation The re- can be
union without equality As syide,ce of .his ex-
citement, II may be stated that MIR Hall, who Is
the committee to report touching the Governors
munication, shortly after that document read
asked suspension Of the rule. to Introduce regeu-
ton requesting the Executive 10 ask Of the general
government all the military arms belonging 70 the
State and to report Immediately the number OF men
within the State liable TO military duty.
the Tx.cntiye eommuncstioo n ri tiop IN fb. s,nli
cation OF the Representatives for Instructions which
were passed, fsys the Flag and .fdrertiso, rusni'
Whereas Lis E,celerey the Governor of tAe State Of
ths Gans,si kS.amnv rs,s. i oonm,rs.on iSs, re-
.eiyed from ss Of the and the only seaa
decided action be tateu upon the SUBJECT % ts
SSiesSn Ne aseertn asSs Of
Of he cc1ress Of he United States n not ye. and
party 70 Ieyent an organita,on aness they seure
who walt 81 them in TIER parro'o directing the saton
OF Congress- againf the aud honor o tAe ase9d
ing stase. Whereas aso lse with 10
,sos MA Gsy prSpr snt hi, IL I, 1%sfssa ace the as-Ra
hereby hrm y deliberately and sosmoy 10 the
VOLTA ss Vf's % Sad WITCH &c ss ell q Soss os an,
eoh,o h. !, T,snsl ,hs, slsaiiiy D. epasd'
sents yss Of the stats bas easIai Assembly con-
sncy he eessnsr' q re ss q asSaS n,s '
States under !ste the s peet P Is 9st e' vi
ssgGsini WIN 'he ,gt' oi hs people Of al e.n,ead
the hresencd er,roaeLaent on their rghs ih.y vii,
States which esonGs. The sub frou ai; sai ss eh5y
mtnt o. the Territory acquired from sssco aud which Is the
property Of the state. % this Union that they via
p., iDS 5 8 I'd ,ss, ne As;.sa & 1Isry "a
rroys q the tuition in their rety shall
he tGi hinly observed.
kselssd That vs tsholtswih 'urrtiss and ind snt9u
the failure 70 Organize eouss of kcpre-snt.fes %
CorTess Ct the IN ted States hsevc that fure
not oCcasored much lJ division o. strcugA
tso Frst pslcal TsTtle .n he Uutad stafel
fe etutsl Of the nemter ot Congress Ina ~hat ~
lEown ~ TIE free soil
houte, unltts they Il The pres suS ohesr,
Niote cuJ viii be d al9oEt the committed pledge
20 sd them IA tAtr rtrIrss 4 directing tie esislao1
Cousros asanst tic ilsres aud honor " s Save sk
States Should these esrdont Ne delGueG o tbs
tueh surrender.
Resovd That IN che evss of the passar. law by
Con1est detaring The ecuttcrn states or paroi
patton N the Possession srd OF tie rrtiturtse e
the nj cd States call upon the pe % thc savthta
nl States cation Tor the urpSEe akas
such setion a. cur riglts az demand
kstcvtd, That IN he event o TO passage by Cobrcs -
any act contemplated by the foregoing rs,uting u
heft Cotss from tha Ntste longer participate Ia tho
action foty rcsAr4as- rights