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

lIhese resoiuuons are important, because they rec
ognse the platform Of action which i is hoped will be
adopted by the South as well the Morrill, III He
From the Mississippian, Novi
Senator Davis welcomed here by the firing cannon
which kept up until late hour at night He addressed
Representatives The ladies gave additional interest TO the
reception by Their presence q The meeting I'LL.
cheering He reconnted the wrongs inflicted upon by
the NORTH and asserted his willingness carry the In
In all he had done he felt thar he had but fol-
lowed the dictates OF the peops OF Mississippi expressed
and legislature and which had met his own warm APP
ON Friday and saturday ls, Senator Dav. addressed
his fslow-cirxens Raymond Mr. Anderson responded
in accordance with previous arrangement, and Senator
On Monday las Senator Davis made another eloquent
effort Brandon which elected great applause. Exov
peculiar and STYLE capvated all hearts Of
the noble cause OF Strong and hearty were
the greetings which he received, rs
LErrER From Hon VIM McWILK.-We never doubted
the position Of our worthy representative IN Congress and
were asonshed 70 learn from friends after Mr. Foote's
fsa boldly 70 denounce the omnibus bills This was
doing what he had already done in Congress- Az 70 the
Mr. McWlies letter, while reutes the Islander, will
have The good effect q placing our people on their guard
who are standing up for the rights 1.-THE South
'KIRxwooD, Oct. g. 1850.
"MEssas: FALL MARsHALL On yesterday saw letter
opinion between Gen Foo,e and myself The subeo,
Suggestion. .. had thought ,ha, my spssehs. and votes
he q
Davis me. my most hearty approval and all my votes In
amendment offered, or speech made BY Colonel Davis
moi IL Y. ad i
opposed 10 the omnibus bill In all its FORMS and 50
Foo wi fie
mission OF California Irregularities her
s f''sn
opposed to the OF Texas and prepared
az
the abolition Of the slave trade In the District Of
that Sss a1ns ! My position M SSRHih.f
A meeting Of the citizens Of Lafayette county was
called for the circuit court for the purpose Of de-
vising plan Of resistance to the ntolerabe aggressions
Of Congress and the northern States" The following
resolutions were adoped southernrights meet.
ing at Yazoo City:
Rssopsd That the justice which the constitution
signed to establish is now systematically and constantly de-
feated domestic tranquility, far from being promoted,
Is disturbed and troubed-amost desroyed-n the NAL
administration Of the the general welfare
the blessing OF equal liberty denied to and the fate of
colonist, dependents and interiors; inevitably awaits
poserity unless II IL averted by our determination and
ooarsss ,,u.d rh., =. 80, .,,,n,,o, -. CHA
the ends for which II adopted for plum
dered Of property disturbed and haassed in social
relations denied the common rights and equal privileges
OF American citizens nsulted. derded. threatened, and
reved by the majority; enjoy neither fraternity equal
ity. equal liberty In the Union the Union has there
Rssoivsd That In the language OF the Declaration Of
dependence, when long train of abuses and usupa-
sgn 10 reduce people under absolute despos, their
right Il is their duy 10 throw of such and to
provide new guards for their future security
% Rssoipsd. That the State of Mississippi 10 sove.
rsgn that he, people owe obedience 10 the general gov
but that they owe allegiance to her, and ale
glance their State paramount any and all claims Of
obedience from any quarter; that the condition Of the
States that the powers that made unmake IL when
they please, have the right Withdraw from peaceaby
Language Of Jefferson 70 Judge Of all nactons Of the
pact. and OF the mode and measure OF redress"
This precipitate action would condemn the Union al
once without benefit Of clergy.l
ALABAMA
The following is the official account OF the Union
men" who assembled at Montgomery the I'd instant.
We are happy to that they, too, raying the
platform OF horoHgh execution of the compromise sys-
tenn and the cessation OF all further aggressons the
part OF the North otherwise resistance in all its FORMS
even 10 secession and disunion, becomes the solemn,
painful duty OF the South:
"PuBLIc MEETING or THE UNION MKn-on Saturday, the
ID inst, the people Of Montgomery county met In mass
70 ,sie Into The late measures passed BY Con-
gress and express their Willingness acquesce In them,
In opposition the proposed measures OF disunion.
"On motion OF f. g. Jackson, the following gentle
men were chosen ofhccrsi
"Presiden,s-B 8. Bbb and T. T. Holt. Vice Presi-
dents-Dr Robert J. Ware, DR.. n. w. Henry John Gold.
thwae Thomas Henry Lucas, William A. Moore secre-
| taries-W. b. Moss, Joseph d. Hopper.
following gentlemen appointed 10 dauehi resolutions
for the ration OF the meetings DIR s. Holt James
X. Belsef, esq, DR. Slns Ames, Thomas Welsh, ESQ
Thomas H. Watts, ESQ, T. :. jackson, esq, H. p. Lee,
During the absence Of the committee, letters read
the meeng from distinguished gentlemen who had been
invited be present but were unable 10 sttend-rom Hon
Howell Cobb, Hon. Hiram Warner and Hon. Charles j.
Jenkins, OF Georgia Hon Arthur r. Hopkins, Hon VIM.
r. King. Hon j. J. ormond. and several Others Of this
State.
their chairman the following resolutions, which read
the meeting amid the enthusiastic cheers Of the multi.
| tide El+
"Whereas Il has become evident that systematic and
formidable organization 10 in progress 10 Of the south
States having for It's object some form OF violent
TO the compromise passed by Congress
lie last session. made manifest by the general
and In instances, the positive declaration OF lead
presses In the Souhby the action taken In reference 10
the by Of the southern States, especially
those Of Mississippi and Georgaby the speeches Of ora
throughout the county, who have openly and pub.
cly the doctrines Of secession and dsnnionby
rlous psn. OF the country, all breathing spirit Of resist
snce, and boldly avowinR determined purpose OF
secession and dssoluton--and by effort organize
clubs for the purpose Of disseminating and keeping alive
evident from the indications thus given that
ton the Of the southern States determined
make the issue between acquiescence tie
Of compromisc recently passed by Congress band
liz successfully carried according their plans.
must inevitably lead TO a dissolution Of the Union