New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

The following proceedings appear IN the H.
s.sta (Ga) Republic.
WARRENroN. (Ga.) Thursday, July 10.
This day the citizens OF the town and County
met i'm the Court House AT O'Clock. A VI. On
motion, Thomas +. Persons, Esq was called to
the Chair and Mr. Vim. III Pitcher, requested to
act as Secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated blythe
Chairman, as follows
Whcrees our community has been thrown INTO con-
trSion by the presence among U.s. OF one Nathan Bird
Watson who halls from New Haven, Comm and
who has been promulgating abolition sentiments
publicly and PRIV atcly, among our peope-Senlinies
st with our Institutions and noerlblc IN slave
communy--and also been detected IN visiting sus-
picious negro houses, We suppose or the purpose
of melting slave and nee negro population Ia
instruction and INSTRUMENTATION.
The meeting having been organized, VIM.
Gibson, Esq, offered the following Resolution,
which, after various EXPRESSIONS OF opnion was
unanimously adoptedto WIT
RsS0lstd, That a Committee OF ten he appointed by
the Chairman for the purpose otmakng arrangements
to expel Nathan Bird Watson, an avowcd abolttonS',
who has been in village for three or four weeks,
by l2 oclock this day, by the Georgia Railroad cars,
and that it shall De the duty Of said Committee to
escort the sand Watson 10 tamak, for the purpose oil
,hipmt nj to his native land.
The following gentlemen were named as ina,
tommit,ec
VIM Gibson. F.. Cody J. NJ Roberts, }. b. Hun,
4. IL. Po,tc, l.. H. Brinkley, John {. Jennings, Geo
w. Dickson, A. d. Rogers and DIR. r. w. Hubert.
On motion. the Chairman wa> added Ia that
Committee.
II was, on motion
Resolved, That the proceedings of th,S meeting
With a minute description OF the said Watson. Se
be forwarded to the publishers OF the Augusta papers,
with the request that they and all other publishers
Il papers IN the Slavcholding States, publish the
same foi a sufficient length of time.
DEscstrrIoN.-Thc sand Nathan Bird Watson Is 4
man Of dark complexion hazle eyes black HAIR and
wears heavy beard-mo lSurcs ave feet eleven and
ihfee-Quartcr lnCNcS-ha> quick step and walks
With his toes inclined inward, and hltle stopped.
~houldcTcd- wears check coat, and white
pan,Ssays he Is twentythrcc years Of age but viii
lass for tw twenty-five OF thirty.
Tn motion The meeting Was adjourned
THOMAS +. PERSONS, Chaignaa.
WILLIAM IA PiIcHkR, Secretary.
The Press Of the VnUcd States, South As Vel As
North, has very property expressed It's Indignation in
view Of the arrest and Imprisonment, of an American
citizen BY the Government Of Austria merely be ,auSc
ne was suspected OF .yapalhiSias toe closely with
The rebels Of Hungary. Hut here i . citizen OF
Connecticut, entitled hy the express letter Of the
Constitution 10 III ne privileges Of citizen in every
state OF the Union, Wso yet 1, made IA outlaw IN
Georgia merely bcca,vc &c dascs 20 cypress his hon.
1T hatred of 4 system OF slavery q hVadred-told
more CALLING THAI that 0i the Uurs4naps. Slave
holders may travel al over he Nog.h and utter their
sentiments with perfect irlPuNi',-cyeR the Aeo-
h,ionisis viii .. q them "a frcc ,hcii MINDS but
Northern man travvl.g South, IL Naown 20 be
earnestly oplo>ed 20 slavery and c>Iecially II he be
identified with auv organized moyomca, aSasns, 1t,
must either belle ~ sentiments ~ &c silent upon
pain OF Lynch law. lie. ~ not hoNcvcr, DC iiliSs-
ucn, ,hi, state at things cannc, always last
rEd lfh4'f.