The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1851-05-17

be ripe for the miserable which has bealle
ee@hsnis Al ss. ,se:. of II. e.upss.s asSecs.e
iss* ID. s sSss sbes WI seuo~ n,u.
triumphant e1e1sion Of Il. po..s Of II. Feas1a Go,
eminent IN subugatcg STATE Will vastly neeeaae tha
vaoeed & Feerati,. system into consoid..rd
tNl d~Potism We aiso. that South Caro:ra will nc
southern ss.:e: must saer Is IN equal Dc
ss euSs ass s
rendered " triumphant force what Northern .neEe
nrp.iion.,as supreme go.ern1nens q eonsoiida:<s
cos 81 s os Sat-.
a the others: We aware Of the responsibility Ct Go
respect which we owe to States ha viSx common
interest threatened by common danger but equally
nothing would induce to take without their
renee course which ia to involve them IN its
Addressing citizens Of Southern States. associated to
maintain toc rights o1 tho South eanEos Imagine it
to Dc to argue about the right ofsecseeon W.
nusasory pabs 81 sens enforeed and your
position assures us that faith be different
MORGAN we regard necessary any further discuss
the wrongs which have been inflicted the Southcr,
eye, to them but you do NOT belong to that class
s se:
time Of those wrongs certainly as the
at particular time account Of those wrcngs But a.
As the right exists each State
for its South arona decides ths honor
ceniederacy pe.ceaeiy ana without MODIFICATION nehs
sc o secession not permitted to be IL will be
from the nature Of The performed by South Carolina
81 We EAvs been violations oths Conssitu
ana OF the rights Of the Southern
erai Government have forward to the prota-
oy o. snosheT outrage BY tina. ir the
pose the attempt will be nade- II the other Southern
whether they wiz permit II. South Caroline
hS " hsye chi
she forces them into position they must either in
it. abandon their sovereignty aud lay them,ei,es at
the mercy OF desDosc power In secedng, South
believe In the existence Of state rights Al.
that shs has perfec. right DO and which 'he regards
ha to act If of tho other Southern Staos we're In
norshsn sst M Gps Of hy
not answerabe for the usurpations injustice which
the South ask rrfrain from an exercise O.
right fi heh se regards ~ for
a1nerent character from any with which sae be
in alone south Carolina YOU'D be nsscinx her .issr
State: Of tho South under copstraint If they should
the Federal Gov.rnmens no. Of sou,S
ana But u shsy should insist upon hss zefrsining
lion which .e regards intolerahi.. they would
ing unjustidabie upon sovereign and an
Carolina which have contemplated may be ayert.J
we con6ae In the gallant spirits whom address There
measures of redress and relief vhi
to yue 70, hss
we stu are We do not desire to lead. but follow
mon right. aud providing chr common sa1ety aud ".
wiz heartily unite with you Ia carrying them out We
With whom have strongest desire to act n
v deep that We have not acted her.
In the de.ermnation which have formed. The self
., Pretending gloom, pro.pes. % q sn n
evlea5ie ruin to follow submission. appears
n h>
lending alone against whatever odds rshts Wo
ate LEFT In the struggle siou, we must yinS
cate our liberty by secession.
a minority Of three tout Of the 2l) reported
he following resolutions as their sentiments:
'.sen,ng h.y eon.r.io*d to do from th. report
4 he majority Of th- invoivinr departure
making issue. called by present oecs.on b+x
rave TO- recommend a. substitute fer sad report tho
d 40 to read follows:
sn nd s:
nd fidelity o&the Convention under the act pas
ns to leave to them th. mode and measure Il reare.
the wrongs have suffered from fsder. govern
,dcating suggesting the course b~oov-s thsn To-
. .. BE- os 70 sss
nion with or without the cooperation Of southern
ITs rERoNSEAT q sI FINLEY.
After an able and spirited debate, the report
the majority was adopted almost unanimously.
nly six dissenting voices.
There was one delegate in the convention from
orsh Carolna-Mr Badger, editor of the Cher.
'tte Hornets Nest. He was appointed by the
tizens Of York District.
The Convention met on the 5th and adjourned
D the 9Th.
The unanimity is certainly very Astonishing.
ad we think very gratifying. There is nothing
ore disconrsging or more ontemptible in our
than divided counsel. on great cues.
ons Of public policy.
The new postage law goes into effect on
nc lst day "f July next. The ordinary
ostase then on letters will be prepaid
'ree cents; not prepaid, eve cents. Ono
6Jeot,on IL this rate is, that an honest 'uan
''li pTe pay a letter on his own busi-
ess, but the dishonest will not.
A Millerite Conventioni is uow in session
t New York. endeavorins to tx the day
zain for the final end of all things.
Inc of their prophets. Mr. Reed. declared
e was ready. with positive proofs, to con-
ince them that Christ would come before
4 10 IS Vrl d. ~.