The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-11
SECON ID DAY.

Mr. Tnrsaoru OF Charleston, and asked have
submit to the Convention letter fror, Hon Iansdou
Oh, ycs who was elected delegate hut was unable to
attend. Mr. 4 hoped the letter would be read
Objections being made,
sen Ap,ms appealed for a hearing Of the lcttcr
Mr. B.pcrE moved to lay it upon the table bat With
drew the motion upon request,
The letter wa by vote ofthc Convention j. vas
scacd to in respectful silence. and with the most mani
acst GOODNESS On the part Of the assembly
PLasTAuo, (oasEcrL). May ], iSil
Ny Dram S,R IL have been appointed delegate of
the Southern Rights Assoc ation If st Philips aud ~
Michacs and also Of the Indian Land Association of
York district to the Convention to he held IN your city
on Monday next; and it was my wish and intention 10
have attended the convention in obedience to these calls
but cannot do without neglecng private business of
which cannot be well accomplished without my prsonal
sttention. This business however pressing aud iinpor
snt should have been superseded 10y the public ca'l
could have believed that attendance Mt the 'oayen.
on could he q any material imp ,rtancc but am Wen
satshsd that Il could not. Wy general views oi thc
grievances a. the South and Of tho subycrion o c
titution Of The United States. fully known g. the
public and will weigh for what they worth as Hrct
uay as il were again TO declare them.
Tho object 81 the Convention, understand 10 be to
declare whether in the opinion Of the Convention south
carclna ought TO seccde from the Union alone sni
without the concurrent action Of any other ot the
Southern States. bly, opinion on the proprety 0 the
separate action q Southern state and particularly
Of South Carclini. has been long known There u no
snan in the country who feels more scnsiy than do
The danger. the dihonor. the infnIuy 81 the condition
Of the South No Is entirely convinced oi the
justice. the constitutional right and the political e.
pedicncy Of the Withdrawal OF tho Southern states
from that tnicn by which they are now enthrllrl.
and which canuot fail. while II subsisS, 10 bring
them further and future danger oppression. aud inumy
/ tstished that history furnishes example Of
such dsrcputaLle submission n that which they
exhibit The philosophy Of liberty Il jealousy. TIE
proper action Of patriotism l. the earlc. possible resist
nce % the slightest encroac hnent Oh the pulic rights
The lovers 81 liberty snuff the tainted hreye OF tyranny
in the distant gale and do not wait for the nclnng
rower Of the storm rut We tamcly endure tllc tau
blast OF the injuries and nsus rruuscly poured uppu
uE We hug chains with something app-oGching g.
iondness aud submit be governed hy our bitter enc
snicssnd yet II i only rs 10 will it g. rcrd
those chains. ard to tc redeemed rr.rnc sed aud dis
.nthrsled" Al citizen Of the 'utn feel humllatet
into the very tust Yet am no, ofcp'nicn that south
Carolina should seccdc alone. Nor do tatnk this "n
account q the dangers 1t prov k, or thc sacrifice.
IL may rcquc. 10 dangers and no sacccs can b. too
great IN such n cause But State cf tho South
net alone in The midst her sister state These
states form family il interest in blood in feeding aud
IN cudearng eocial aud historical relations sud rrcoi-
Ctions, and such ties ought not 60 bc broken hut hy
grc necessity. South Carolina know, has hsen gre's-
y slandercd and slhhrd tc what no dispa,slon1tc
ray IL rsgh or unwise She has aonc no more
than proclaim the southern Srougs and who csn druy
hem, lind to express desire to unto With bee sitter
-taes 10 rethiby thsn cue Vhi % wrong ho"t,er III
ny poor opinion If she separate nj from them ia her
Inra-trts Of resitancc But may be said They lave
proposed 20 do what tho honor aud interest OF ell
urr TO be done 10 redeem the character ant e. sustain
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