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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

ourfaiF slR'e Ofthls property, ahd us;ng
u O. foster he Interests 81 cur oFn
State and irorease is Fuiiiical rouer.
6fn.. qsiiEaR.-TheP prs NJ GareTaor AZ
Miss siPpi. tirn Qsiila.sn. q ina,.,s.s,..l
n The nniaaf.sl sxisslissnn agais-l s...l...
h'ird nnt u This touniry lasl year. I.hs
saPediiinn having SAILED hn.n New Os.
'tans. 'ile trial 81 persons -l,zIg.d Usss
rar'iriraisan IN u. must nete-sarilr ,.ke
slarr iirfr. Jnslge lslsaisasl. s.lIl,s iI. =.
ll'silci t'nnns Ia Mississippi, wss 81. i
en- IN issue his warrant Inr HE arrrsl III
The tosrrnnr. IL rrIused. Iha.rl. II
Was l:.lis uhah he Was sworn Ia pts.
lnEni. iils inl.ezrIimsil hslnre slse So
male q 'lir lhlird States vas Il,ersms.na
about 10 hs' ps"rosrd IN tie House ai Rep
resen'zii..s. hen oilirisi inflammation uas
rneertsrd Al ll.r Stale llrllanmenl Il,al ll.r
Judge h~d nrsnsisierrh she ma,ser. anal
has. s.eirfG.iird Immediately 10 i.sne The
wsrrahi- Il j. said lilal shis change az Ia
purpose was siseeIrd bs lhrsns s,f a ror-
Responsiveness rilh ernian influential mem.
hers al t'"neress. aud gentleman siesairi
90 lie ii'ier.si. Of The Suuih. And fur
iilrr. iAal ll,r same infn.nre las hesnex.
cried In .ndlre tiov. Qnimln Io snhnsiIt
HE srrsiee al The warrant. shirh he iss.l
determined Ia resist.
This is dsiirair mailrr-,he ares,
and trial If GarrInar az = Siare. And
vel u wanld nnl do Ia say. ia lhis Land ri
Law. that any man. hnwesrr high. is.
hove us operation. and may ronmil any
"ilenre wiIl lmpuni,y. Thai wonld nes.
er do.
The Washington correspondent Of The
N. Y. Commercial savs:-
" The President. with he hearty rom
enrrenre bfhis iabinei. la. resolved 10 do
ms duty hul The great gravity Of lie maj.
Ter ihloughnni. tended to invite delay.
wiilrh happily has resulted in i,.dnr,ng
The judirisl fucii"nary Of siissi.sipri %
lhInk better nj his pnilian. The affair.
howeser, / "niy thus far settled. Ten.
efal StiiiHsn may refuse Ia surrender his
pers"n. and excuse himself on lie plea he
l,ar sl'-a':y presented bal can canfilenl.
" assure y.a That should The marshal ulii.
fnaieiy hnd 4 aeecsssfy 10 call upon Tho
Executive fr military nil ~ arrestlng lie
prisoner. si'rll aid will NOT be withheld.
he rs"d"cin The Executive throughout
Ihls trying emergency has been such as 10
'"mmend HIM 70 The approximation OF al
er'ian' - The Uninn; and even The South 4
I'm niis Ptess must admit thai IN less
crl'pnions and Cautions hand. Tie mss. &c. i
mus results might have foliaue,l. Iamay ,
dh here iiiata number Of Gen. Qnl,man's
tends assure me lIiai he will submit ID
ne arrest. lie will see ihe,inly of resi-. !
ahce' and so compromise. by solemn {
rolesl. aud submit. to the alternative" II
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

Dasucrrc0fypes.-we invite the al.
ieniion OF our readers TO the advertisement Of
pr. WILDE and DirGHrKa. twill be seen that
they have returned with increased facilities to
accomplish the desires and 10 crafty the taste Of
their customers. Their success in furnishing like.
ncsses during their former visit here, i sufficient
evidence Of their skill in the line of their profess
sion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

The Hon. VIM. NJ. Meredith, late Secretary Of
the Treasury, recently delivered lecture on
Commerce in Philadelphia. at The instance Of
the Board of Trade Of that city, which is spoken
OF as one ofihe mos, interesting productions ever
heard in ihat city.
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CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Correspondence Of lhe Charleston Courier.
Washington. Jun. IL.

/
The Apportionment-The presen
population Of The United States h.. been
estimated al: twenty three aud half mil
lions; Of wiiirh The S.ulhrrn States are
estimated 10 have between nine and len
millions. The n"mber Of Representatives
in Congress has been fixed. by law q,
The laIe session, al two hundred and thirty
three; aud The Snnih will have eighty.
seven. ] he Secretary of the interior i.
directed by The law To ascertain The ay
efegaie representative population, and d.
vi,iing the numher hy 23s. Ia ss The ra.
no Tor the ion years from March 3d. 1854.
I'LL March 81. 1863. The rates will ex
ceed niniy five thousand. Some r,n
pensaiion is 10 be made for large fractions.
a. The discretion OF tie Secretary. rhu..
u South Carolina have large fraction.
say $4,000. and an adjaccn, Stale have
frarlinn of $4,000. The Srrrp,ary may
give the membrr representing This arpre-
g lie number Of 950e0, 10 the State l,ay.
ing The largest fraction. The Secretary.
as sonn as lie has fixed the rain. aud lie
number Of Representatives Cor each State.
Will communicate The same 10 the Execu.
ilves OF earh Stale. The Electives will
then bring The same before The Stale Leo.
Isiatnre<. which will prncprt! 10 ,islrici The
States Respectively. ~ accordance with
The act vi 1912 But thai ac, was annIi.
cd expressly 10 The ten Years preceding
March 81. 1859. and il wnnI' seem ,ha,
y II was not renewed. The States NAV
elect, as formerly. hy lie general .icke,
system. u they prefer j.. The crnsue
Will not be communicated 10 Congress Al
this sessinn. FOR il will moi plnhahly he
ready. Bur. Tor The aprnrinm.nt ar
Representatives. no further arIan or Cnn
gress is necessary. rs he appnrilnnmsn,
Is 10 be made by The Secretary Of The In.
teriar.
The aaParii nmcnt of 233 Represents
lsrcs among ihr States. will fix Inc nnm. !
b"r OF Presidential districts. 10 which each |
State will be entitled. the Two Srn,iorS of
Zach State being added. The Whole nun.
Ter Of electors. siipp ,sing no new States
. be mimi ted. hv This or The nrsi Com
.fess. will be e95; &c whirl, tl.r Son,hern
States, Including Delaware. will hare III.
4 Physiological proh.em.-lt has !
'een observed ihai persons who have last
fiinh, or part Of one, are al ines very
much troubled wi h m lainlcrable Itching.
e sometimes ram, in The fingers or toes ,
! iiIe extremity which is lns,. Aeaseor
rs sind lately presenctl j self 10 ~ for
Twice. which. being iule nul az he
course. ap have lholyh, pronrr !.
give 10 e,r readers. 4 yoang man
al his hand amputaied just above the
ri-i,.on account Of l,i,ing il shattered !,
lie bursting of gun. This happened ,
me twa years SINCE. and The Deficiency =
supplied by IA wooden hand. :.
~ times he tells us ,at he has the I;
os; ininlerahle itching between these !
'pden fingers: IL laci. insuppariable. !,
i u use his Own 40. is, hs would give n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

A long debate has heen enips nm -,
bill In eede The PD bile Lands a. an. !. i.e
in which they lie. Twas stated M, 49,, y
official reports show Thar O.. 200 coo :" V
arrfs are IN he given under The Lo..,
land Law; that al the usual rates Of 81. !.
will take sixteen years Ia ger ,hese a. |"
81 The marker; and so. CIR sixteen ys :.
10 como. The government rsnnai bo5s :
real'zs any revenue from Ihe public ian,ls
Al late sale Of 6ne lands IN Iowa No., .
single bid was made during the two wssls
in which The lands were offered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

tEsinla-Tie total amount of The debts,
anu liabilities o. the Stale Of Virginia is sls,
"o9.9al. The Total Of resources Of every
description is sl3.ll2.s32 oil. The por.
''on 81 available resources which consii.
'n'es fair ofI-el 10 The debt is s7.ll2773
as. leaving The net State deb, ell .247,O7S
80 OF. exclusive Of her liability as guaran-
tor, S7.26T,ISi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

interesting Discovsry.-Mr. Kennel
''o''hs' an Engllsl, gentleman. who is now
~ me Easi. assisting in running The
voluntary line between Turkey aud Persia,
writes home. describing discovery he has
'l'aue' maj The ancient Cal,leans had sys-
'enn OF understanding their lands ,prlerlly
s''''''a' 10 The improved system now in
vogue IN England; their draining ules.
which he has Iound and traced, being of
precisely The same form and material as
NOSE used BY the British farmers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29
A New Intercourse.-A ho.L q ~

n New Intercou-se.-A ho,k Of $50
p-ges Las i.rrn p'hlish.d IN London. ,sys
il'e Petersburg InIril.eenrrr. with plates
and nap al Norlh Anrrirs dawn 10 The
4Oih dssn,r 81 north latitude. Detailing
HE plan &c a railroad acTn,s N.,a Srnlis
and the | sHaslz- fInm Halifax 10 ihr Pa
eiiir. The idea is magnificent. The
rn"Ie ir"m Halifax 10 Quebec is already
SURVEYED. The distance flom England n
China BY ihls proposed rad is shawn Ia
he Eileen hundred mills sl,nrisr Than the
nea'rsi ranIe zciass The United STATES.
The eosi al ilie road is estimated Al Ia,
uOO,OOak. averaging 5nOOL. a mile. To
build u. 10000 con.iris a,r "a Ne sci ID
work Al "hcr. paupers are Ia be SEM over,
and Canada = Ia be- ialsrd Ia great tligni.
~ IN the Uuiirsl kingdom. Five millions
81 people csn be spared fran England.
Ireland. and Scotland. 10 selle along lie
r"u.e and populate il 10 HE Paeiiic. The
scheme !. tn relieve Great Britain of her
PsnPer h"I,lrns. rrgenerale The old monar-
rhy. aud establish her firmly ON The A.
merriam continent. jonathan will see
about ii.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

lam'spnHy, iaslnishi. vas 4 tsrttslr.
sne. sln tflS nnmfmns'g ailrhi,d. -
tiraiaam. illnugh somewhat l,,,re,l .'.S -
dale M his Pfr-enal hraring. i n.,...t
les True Nonsh cAn.lins sen.lem.n' 80, 80,
: hfari as warm and grnero.e As i ! y
iennd IN The hrfasi az any man MA -.
have warmer exieriur ~ A.. ~
hren gondand true whig. wiul.al. 49,. '.f
he NAV serm Ia he. far Ilse pIesen, !. i
estimation al some ohsersrrs 49,, i ~
q parry man. lie will wear M I
his PRESENT 81 any other position. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29
Another Ti,iim of gnm.-The Whining.

Another firtim Of RBm.-'rhe Whining.
"n DELI Gazette siales llrai Prof. Ansley,
Young man Of zine requirements. whose
Classical allainmens are wei aresled ~
4 work entitled " clemens of Literature.
or an introduction 10 he study Of Rhrnrc
aud Bellies lrrires, published in 1916. ~
LapPlnroii d Co.. Of Philadelphia, dl',i ~
l'ai cry "n Monday last. alter being found
IN an almost Frozen condition. in and o.,l
howell, with a bottle of whiskcy bv has
side. ueorecsnily held tic posiiioa (
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29
North Carolina Coal-I,esi,les n

isotsA Carollna C0aL-Besisles the
interesting Facts stated BY our Raleigh cor.
respondent, we learn verbally. that Pro
lessor Johnson examined carefully The
Coal Region in Chatham and Moore coun.
lies Tor space of about Is miles in length
by = 10 in width, in al of which he
io"nd nndoubied evidence Of drro.ite Of
ih,s mineral. whirh he pronounced Ia be
Of The best kinds of Rinminous. Semi
Bilumlnons. and Anthracite. The indica.
''ons are. he says. that The deposiip is 30
s1niles IN extent. hy A Ia 5 wide. co,npris.
lng space Of about 100 square miles.
The PENNSYLVANIA Goal Mines, WHICH
have been The source or such immense
wealth 10 that Stale. extend. we learn. over
only eco sq"a,e miles, aud MANY millions
OF dollars have been expended Ia omen
them To navigable waters. We learn al.
SO lial the Professor found The ,lepos;,e
as much a. 2 feel 2 inches in ,Icp,h-a
greater depth Than any similar deposi,esis
England.
VIVA, hrigh, prospect is opening nm.
- w '''a'e Fay. OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29
Us. Asfn.l.-I,revc, Can, s.. n. Dave,

u,S Asfnsl.-I,revc, Cap, A. n. Dayer
"l the Ordinance DEPT, a DISTINGUISHED
officer IN the lale war with Mexico. has
been assigned 10 the command of The u.
?. Arsenal IN this place, and has entered
upon his duties. Though suffering from
illness al The commencement of hnslili-
lles. we are informed hy friend who is
familiar with army affairs, thai Cant. ID.
Immediately volunteered for ac,ise du,y
y 'he held, and that in Tie campaigns of
View Mexico aud chihuahua, he lendrre,
most clilrienl and impor ant service. In
c"lnmand 81 The artillery at The halle Of
iaas he WIS conspicuous in The re,la ton
and capture Of that place. and contributed
essentially 10 the subsequent yir.ory a,
Santa Cruz de Rosales. under Gen. Prize
lie was brevsied for his gallant services
N each Of ,h.,se engagements.
fay. OLs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

e hupdfil i, Ilsrs tr lie ri,aDrs or giving
il'rhl srra'ehihs. Al 0ihrF iimrs H. lias
nah T,ain . lirEe lie fingers should e.,
aHa H. ran .nly Obtain relief by aIlrring
ti'slr I.s.sili.n. Whea frre from ll.r pain
ar ilrli,ng. he can disreter na difference
hriwefn slsal hand snd The saund onr. he
ran " i lhe fingeis o. lie ls,si hard 10 acI.
snd they sfem 90 alley. Al times the
ends 81 ilse fingers are quite numb and
e"id: being party neae.i. he feels thai he
ha- nas lie pnwrr iarxsrnG them. There
arr niilrr phennn.fna rs,nnrricd with Illss
rase. hlrh. with il."se NE lIsse eisrn.
would he very difficult To arronni for on
physiological prinriples.
Eaasoa Medical Ja1rssEL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

Great anxiety is fell for the safety Of the steam
sr Atlantic, one Of the american line Of steamer.
known as collins's line. She has been due Al
New York l6 or Is days, and no account has
been received Of her. She has several American
Naval officers on board. and carries The United
States mail. She is iDc boat. and provided
with every means Of SAFETY which human inge.
nu'iy has invented; and persons best acquainted
WIN such matters express much confidence in
her ultimate arrival. The Fayetteville carolinian
states that Midshipman David Ochiliree, Of tina,
place. Is on board II her. and his relatives are in
much distress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

We learn, (says the New York Cou.
rier OF Saturday, By telegraphic des.
patch IRON our Washington correspon.
dent. that there IS no official infnrma.
ton in tina: city. sanctionlng the re-
ports OF alleged outrages by British
agents in Central America, referred TO
N the Senate on Thursday. They will
become the subject Of immediate in
curry. 1t is probable that formal de-
mand will be made before Lord Pal.
merston for the withdrawal of Chatfield
who is the great cause of the d;tHcuI'
ties. 4 diplomatic agent from tbe
United States to Nicaragua. will soaa
be appointed. The report that Mr..
Drown has resigned his mission in Ras-
STA, is unfounded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

The State of Iowa has ordered 4 block
o. marble fnr the Washington Monu-
ment, with the following beautiful n.
scription: 2
/" Iowa: Her affections, ike the ri
vers OF her borders, few to an insena-
rable Union" pa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

ks 81 ofMsIsh pssi, n rlsse q NJ. Denton,
uhess TEN y serrias Nh ihFn expire. On lhe
tith ialloling he v0iss siood or Ar Gsysr so,
Mr. Benion IS. scattering IS; he naa.e Of ths
anii-Benioa eandidlls having heea previously
withdrawn.
-~fr~f~ra~
pennsylvania. An amendment has
bsen made 10 The cOns,it.sOh Of Pennsylvania.
giving The election Of Judges 20 The people. The
votes upon The amendmen, have been oI,rnsd and
rounied before the tho Ho0sss of de Legislature
and found 10 be
For The amendment, I4s.5s4 votes
Against the amendment 1895
Being majority IN favor d The smsnameni
Of ~. $50; and il was therefore declared 10 he
part Of the Constitution.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

Urea! Destruction Of Sheep. The Roehes.
ter American is informed thar abo,, AN
me w""iled sheep were killed by fonr
a"gs. % Tuesday night. npon The farm Of
y. otampinn, Esq, in lie town o( Gales.
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ISS
UnioH. ihe Constitution, and the Laws
he Guardians Of eur Liberty.
SO @,
"Wednesday, january 30.
FREE SUFFRAGE.

The vote by which the Frc-SuRiage bill wa
Lot 10 the Senate. was rseonsidered on mO,ios
Or Mr.. Washington. ard the biI was fsnher de
hsied. On Thursday The question Was taken "a
is third reading. and passed. by vote Of 80 lc
. rs. The amendments made in the Senate wers
eoncuHed IL by The ll0ar; 50 that The quesliau
h ncw diPosed q. 80 Gar as the present Lsgisls.
isrr Is concerned.
The resolution TO adjourn on Friday The 2sih
was reeonsilercd, AMI Monday the 9Th deter.
mined on. But finding that they. wouIi ii0i be
able 10 enish the business before them. that so-
luton was alsd fecdusiirred. and Wednesday
morning 81 8 O'Clock appointed for the FINAL adj
joummenL
o. r. :. We understand that the I.cgisla-
adjourned sine die. carly this morning.
The revenue bill was taken up late yesterday
evening. amended and passed, and WAS this
morning raiifed. in'lhe two Houses.
We have received copy Of the Captions Of
the Acts passed. but loo late to make any use Of
il this week. Il viii appear in our next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-29

ne Washington correspondent OF The
NC Dal'im 'rs Patriot wiring under date
" iali llst. says:-Mr. SECRETARY Gia-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13
THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS CONVENTION.


The session yesterday wholly occupied with the dis.
cussnn Of the Reports from the majority and the minority
OF the Committee Of twcny-one. The latter will be found
below. The debate opened by Col GREGG of RieIint
who made Of those effective speeches. the force which
rests not any grandeur Of oraory bur their being made
up absolutely Of clear intense md unisakcable meaning
COL GREGG occupies vastly less space in the discussion,
than he docs in the memory OF the audience He
lowed successfully by Mr. CAN'T Of Barnwel the Hon.
A. T. Butler Gen. }. H. Adams, and The Hon James L. Orr
The Convention took recess till four o'clock in the
ing.
The Hon. VIM. f. Colcock, the Hon. R. W. DarnweI and
John A. Calhoun, Esq, addressed the Convention during
the evening session, which closed O'clock after dcc
ion TO close the debate at o'clock this evening.
We attempt no report even Of the leading features Of the
several speeches, but hink all will agree that the discus
sion was marked whole By very high ability We not
remember in our life to have heard in single days
sion 50 many speeches of equal excellence Aessrs Gregg
CAN'T Adams, Cocock and Calhoun sustained the recon-
nendaons Of the majority Of the Committee Messrs But
Ter, Orr and Barnwel opposed.
The temper of The debate admirable throughout; The
speakers uniformly referred each other with OF
sympathy and Kindness opposing arguments with
Difference aud courtesy The Convention equal degree
seemed determined not for allow their Assem-
tase oappeat otherws than meeting of BRETHREN between
whom al! differences Of opinion but additional motives
for generosity and lorbearance.
Charleston Nere1lry lIay 6.
Mr. W. Pcronneau Finley, behalf the minority Of The
Committee of weny-one submitted the following report
which read
The undersigned the minority of the Committee of TWEEN
tyone dissenting, they constrained do from
port of the majority Of the Committee involving depa
lure from the proper objects of this meeting and premature
y making issues not called for by the present occasion be-
leave 10 recommend substitute for said report The
luton submitted by Delegate from Anderson, amended
10 read rs follows:
Resolved That feeling entire confidence in tho Consri,u
ona organs Of State Government and the wiadom and
fidelity OF the Convention elected under the act passed al
the last session of the Legislature perfectly willing
10 leave them the mode and OF redress for the
wrongs have suffered from the Federal Government as
well as the time OF its application; and, without indicating
suggesting the course IL 5ehoOves them pursue
by pledge ourselves 10 abide BY their action whether the
shall be for secession from the Union, with who; the
corporation of the other Southern States.
w. PERONNEA FINLEY,
JAMES Chestnut, JR,
p DELLA TORRE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13
IHE SOUTH CAROLINA MOVEMENT-THE CON-
VENTION ADJOURNED.

EENrION ADJOURNED
FROM the Charleston papers give full proceedings OF
Tie second day OF the Secession Convention including the
tef Oh Langd0n Cheves and the very significant resol-
IONS ana address reported from the Committee of 81 The
despatch published below which we received last
= she"s that these nhammaory resolutions have been
accepted and mat the excitement in Charleston great
When the earnest appeals OF such men as Cheves Banwe
ana bu'cr against the rash measure fell dead upon the
I" lhc BODY OF separate secessonists the latter be truly
ana sedly bent upon mischief Will Tie people OF South
CaFona sustain their action7 This important question is
yet TO be decided If decided in the affirmative
sion OF South Carolina may them be regarded fixed
IN MS speech Charleston published few days before the
Convention assembled Mr. Rhet said that South Carolina
VIII secede next winter during the session of Congress- and
he expressed the confident opinion that no coercve mea
slres will be sanctioned by that body The last letter OF the
Washington correspondent says, that
no such (coercve) measures in authorization by the
Executive. Mr. Webster sgnied in his Annapolis .peech
let aone and it is said that the few companies of L.
s. troops stationed the forts will be withdrawn by order
Of the Executive, when South Carolina shall secedei
We trust that this writer may be correct and that the Fe
dral Government may have the wisdom and prudence to
refrain from force and coercon-or If they brought TO
hea7 the Union will be broken up, amidst civil Far
better allow South Carolina TO secede quietly though suen-
tneTeoy Inc good Wishes OIL her
Sisters hn by force thrust in the fire brand of civil war;
and shattcr the concderacy The times OF joint.
and requires the prudence and foresight North and
South, To meet the coming storm:
Tclegraphcd for the Richmond Enouirerl
CHARLEsToS, MAY Q, 1851.
The Convention of the Southern Rights Association adj
ouncd sine die yesterday after adopting the Address and
Resolutions reported by Col Gregg from the Committee Of
H. These papers favor secession the part of South Ca
rnlina without reference 10 the corporation Of the other
INT apd m IN,
bdmcnt and 20 the State Legislature for exercise the
sovereign power towards that end The Convention like
wise appointed State Central Committee to assist in pro-
noting the objects contemplated by the Southern Rights
Association Great excitement prevails in this city.