The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01
The Southern Movement.
from the Kishnsnd Wing, May 28. /
MEMPHIS CONVENTION.


This sonventisn ~bsh il 10 commence it's session at
Memphis the 9th Of June 10 attracting consdsra sle
attention in the southsrs States and promises to he
very important movement Of the south. We have all
uaea t. the fact that large delegation has been ap
pointed from most If the southern States which Is ad
cAuys Of the degree Of attacked It, The city
Of Richmond has take. the necessary steps to have q
delegation In Attendance ana out Of the large number
delegates selected it 10 to Be hsped her operation
be secured and her iStsrsetS represented We And that
the subject ia elictisg siderable Interest in the Mort
sitss and its results sshsrasly discussed by yAr
article ~rtten in liberal spirit and sommsndat
Of tho Object, in view Of s~uthsrs interests.
From the New Orleans Pieayune, May 22.l n
DELEGATns TO MEMPHIS.
The convention will meet two weeks from to morrow
ard the interval is but short within which to consult
the delegates sbesdy sppciatsd and ascertain whs WI
surely attend TO provide substitues interchange spn
ions, and make the nsedfu preparation 70 sustain u q
positon -h,ch they will be- rsau'rsd TO take in that
vepton The occasion 10 enc Of immense import ice
II may effect materially tho whole current Of WesteRl
Of which New Orleans is the DAtaral mart,
and be made sub-ervent TO ations OF Interests
which NAV s.u.sly check the flow Of trade to this port
witch energy timely directed and ~isdom timely exer-
ei'ed, place beyond the power OF all opposition I'd
divert from The subject Of Southern commercial n
dependence, Of direct trade between the producing
States ard the foreign martets and the ALI mporta
question IL international improvements, by which
msrce IL 70 he brought 70 t sse by side with productios
and capital resinsd in tia hands OF those who created
it. 70 multiply itself and all the increasing blessings III
comfort rebreSent AID cviis. t~n OF which IL IL the
parent win be diseased at the Memphis Convention b.
the sbest minds in the eoustry not only imbued With
enthusiasm for the gensrsi o~use which brings thes
together, but masy honorasy zsalous to sustain tue
particular interests which their constituents
have in reapiug q particular prodt from the commos
prosperity to establish fsvov,te connection OF rail
roads, Or huild up favorits es~msreisl port.
Inui'isss has great stake in these discussions and
should fail 10 he represented and reprssen ed by
ablest pird, The appointments by the Governor are
general good but there no assurance yet that thos
named - all attend In fast We know that some on tn
list who're counsel and presence vsuld he OF great utility
utterly unable to arrange their business 20 as 10
The lat should be capvsssed substitutes found Tor suck
find 1T impossible to sttesd-and all We hope will Al
tend sbo do and u i'm vetSsle-And previous con
ference shood he hAS among ke TO exchange opinion
and f%cts in Wow Of their action In the Convention
We trust that the brief tlme left fer thess arrange
ments will be Improved In this manner and hssrty
cend the ~ our ssrrsspysdsnt The Gosrno
is in the CITY and bis well ksowa real for the public
face may he rel ed upon 10 40 operate in s measures
,iya an ~estivs voice TO Isuis TIE MAYOR of ,h
eity too would be proper Persss 70 initiate proceed
ing- kavirg conferences ia view We hope to
prompt actor taken.