The New York herald., 1851-07-14

We find the following aInepg tn. toasts Of the 4th
inst at Charleston. Hon. T. Ledger Hutchinson, pre-
sided
BY the President The ath of July
into being by the love Of that liberty associated with
the event whose name IL bears, it continue TO
serve pvioate these principles under sny chsnges time
may have in store.
The Hon " d Porter, first Vice President rose ana
said that he felt il due to himself to dehne his position
individually AS officer Of the Association he had
read toast sanctoning the doctrine of separate State
secession. lie entertained opinions somewhat at var
with this sentiment, and would take
sion to embody his views in the following toast
Cooperative Seeesson-lt made good first
declaration of Independence may our second be ushered
in under like auspices.
+. ID Richardson, ESD, third Vice President said:
Mr.. PRESIDENT: did not enjoy the privilege Of re-
psatirg officially the sentiments prepared the regular
toasts for this occasion To have done So would noe
have placed me in position which needed the sest
explanation There is not line in of them from
which would abate syllable; the contrary could
add "A of strength sternness each aud all,
should do il with cheerulnes and profound satisfaction.
In saying this much have sufficiently defined my pa,
sition and declared the continents which govern
now and will govern hereafter Without imposing
the necessity Of further remark Oder the following
toast
The 4th Of July Assocaticn--Like every asselnblago
Of patriotic CarOlinans who meet together this day,
ard under such perls menace essentially State
Rights Club; in which sentiment which squints at
the possibility OF submission would be fouest treason
By Col. John Il. Carew; South Carolina Chivalry-A
sentiment inconlprehensble to Northern money chan
and only To be impressed on them by the mailed
hand and the naked steel Three cheers
Ey 4. Y. simons Jr The Free SOilers of the North
Apt illustrations OF shakspeare's remark may
smie and smile and be a villaia'-for while with lips
wresthed in smiles they lovingly exc.aim the Union
IN. Union with murderous hspd the, ba We driven Tina
dagger to Its heart.
ByJ. y. Mathews, a steward: Secession, the only
renee ody-Driven 10 IL by insult and oppression to tho
South, South Carolina loudly calls her sister
Southern States to from their apathy and afford
ra aid in this mutual time OF need; but should
they fail to to the CALI with firm reliance
God and her rights, "she will show them the way she
would have them to GO" tDrsnk with three cheersl
by II. n. Bonneau Ia menber) The submissionists Of
South Car olina-Lke Benedict Arnold traitors to just
and cause.
ByW Taber Jr: The Right Of separate State seces.
son-Tbe barrer which fathers intcrposcd between
the liberty Of the citizen and consolidation We abandon
the principle when We shrik fom ITS exercise drsas
apPlauie
subr4itted by the stewards Hon. VIM. Y. Colcock-
As saracious a. he Is patriotic Ills recent speech before
the Southern Rights Association proves conclusive
y that in the great question which gtates south
Carolina there but two sides submission secession
Drank with unbounded applause
Ey @. s Bryan Ia member The Adjustment-Ths
platform Of the Souththe most she viii bear and the
by George Riddle "a member) The Adju ,tment-liks
the handle of jug, all on one side luproaricus sp
By r. II Bryan "a membcr) The State Convention Of
2-lhc ship Of state placed in It's charge let II avoid
the sht ais OF submission the breakers of oppression and
the delrsye fogs co operation by spreading her sas
before the ayofng gale nhic. must speedily take her to
the haven Of sovereignty and Independence the
Is clear; the hp sound; the rigging strong Let ths
h,lmsmen do their duty Drank standing with three
cheers
ny Jacob Williams. "a tteward): The young mon Of
South CHrona-On the battle elds Of Mexico they bore
the Palmetto flag triumphantly and gloriously The
honor and sovereignty Of their state thy prepared
20 maintain an defend at all hazards and TO the last
extr, nifty. Drank with applause
Bye. ,. Ilabckel "a member; The old Of south
CaTuline-1hcy have taught us the principles main
tain. They will never be put TO the blush for the prin
ciples they have taught.
By r. W. Perry, "a member): The chvalry of South
C0rolina-Churubusco Chaputepec and th. gate of Be
leu. testimonials Of its reality They who witnessed
IL at distance those ions may receive
more convincing proof If they VIII afford us the oppor
tuny
By Jacob Whitman, "a steward) Fillmore aud his Ca
bne-Souh Carolina has prepared for them should they
attempt her what they richly deserve. n,ter
cf Kentucky b,mp.
ByEB Bryan: Frederick Douglass, nt susccssor 10
n tree soil President.
Byw. T.. OIisra "a member): The duty Of the Citi-
zenTo defend the honor Of his state any aud st
every hazard.
Sent by lady: The honor Of South CarolinaA bright
jewel whose lutre never has been dimmca We fear not
tor its future.
ByJF Matthews. "a steward) President VI lrnore's
letter 60 the Law abiding citizens q Bostonwe appr,ei
ate his candor in admitting that he awaits but the power
TO consummate his backh ted treachery to the south
w II. Manigault, o. member: Federal pap-it
nourshes vpers In micst, giving them streagth "a
turn and sting the breast II common mother. A
\ loyal son rejects the food as poison
by Col. II Wigtall (attevard): Gen J. 4. Quitman-
The first the battle plains Of Mcxico-May he be the
frat President OF the southern Republic.
by q. y. IiaDckel. South Carolina1he champion %
southern Rights-The eyes Of millions are upon her.
she has raised hopes aud expectations she dsres not DIS