New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
GEORGIA AND THE UNION.

III. v.
ssge to the rew Legislature of Georgia on the 9th inst
II ia very long spd rather dull but closes with recon-
mendation that the Legislature shall provide for the
calling of Convention, 10 case Kansas shal De
REUSED admission as Slave State to secede from and
break up the Un'On. The Governor very plainly
be,rays bis conviction hat our Unionssvers only
want such pretext as Southern threat OF dissoving
the Urop would give them L, impel them TO come oat
body in favor Of making Kansas Slave State. Hear
him
The compoui.s Of 1857 established the prncioe
thai The ,opIe Of he Tento should determine the question
of SLAVERY for ,Ud hi hsTea or snch ettos
ssTrv a, hey should decide The Last C3lEss passed an
organize 'eTofal Tor n mss ap ~ S w.
ID which this principle practically appedi sou ~ n re-
pee ofle .sood prohibition whic1 contens opeas these
Tertorss 20 tho ssveboldt, with bis property The lae
In f.vr OF adop slavery part OF thT donHc ystemi
ep.u Cor esa for aduisson lto he Unoa 'sVrh3 ding
State Fhi; ohn. up The aas .s. o Anti
say-y F Son sentiment Is Ia Tho a.cenGancy aad thM ner
a,~on the ono and ,h,cat and the wer 70
fx.cote IT, refuse the admission Of th Isrot, ato tse
obrr pied, ed resist uch an ac, even td'
nreuD to di'roPdoa' Of the Uaon h1w, mn ciI we
& hi al tte pcsiiop which the ate TAKEN
She il he ceDter the Of her sou AFRO eon'e1eate.
tle viii IA ly around and slstsn be-, she tsis 81 8
failed & specify 10 dis Pu"cal II ping ne
prov Of The rgny the Lessa cinoot saPp ne
IL. Inn, If State convention the event OF rescd
Gs Se,s,Mp he ire sat nod Of he
aied by ou,ns OF he convention OF Id"
rr Should the contingency .rsa sfer your edlou'nmou
T. would male the ca Of IN ezra sess On s1'outey nee
: :"y. y ''''''H for nov you save navy . ~ " ~
"Apcther sivantage oil be the conviction upyn be EGd
Of toe people Gvehodios Ststes that 3e 10
cans, 1h' pt rsl Tor they a, pI ., isyt IT, s"e 1s
Fl Soil and sreekeI' ndicne TIE rea tus e
srd X ow that We are, and Of m-re good faith vs.
h ud deceive them ere thes deu1ion betray them 70 7a
Ire mes ficm which there IL no retrest
sncb sciioD moreover will furnish the sound constitutional
The psitioi.n OF their fellow citizens. Il w sLre
toe attention Of al thinking minds. sod rouse 70 the msae
cese that d. yoon 20 tn Uni N which a. m tes s D1'o-
of The ace. in every section 1t vi seashea The kaee'
soa bold Ur Tie nsi o 81 ~ ~ .s wnr 70 stand
b. II south in this periious stIugs" IL we f 70 gntt
cur soeD 'a,y % be ,l rw helm ' for P
temp, to yirdieate rights fAAsi to bate for
Nor should such action by the Legislature be reg.yded ia
the lh treat The mona veboi''g States Th4t uli
b. cerogs3iy to The lis.y q Geo az Il wou DO wound
II tier pride But IN the words OF the convention Of ~
We 'hoUd address TO them ia. sDgu'ge Of calm and fa1k
oursDe, rather than Of defiance or meuce We wo1d
by tbei, sud their moral sense II 4er all
ts 'gP. 10 he sa' OF pSye aess a1r
pborts IN tie sht and Of casting upon them the fearful
re,ps visibility Of driving her TO her fearful uitma un
lie. be Jbceisto uns.ing rash eod prscPtas
&C or TIE call Of u'h convention should 1t bsc5Ts nsc.s.
y.
b. within The scope human wisdom to deye other sans Of
redress would ss be their DUTY as E would their deare
SJ, however, If they should afeer mature oehbeieLon
bseoTs ' tta tss o. ~. ~ os, be e.e ne
1t would require several months aud dunns that tine
IT, reaction tie ssyehiog STATES ught b; - esd7d
as 10 eyin.e reurnpg jgse aal o. re.
atty TO the Constitution lqd.si already ths
rdiesou C favorable reaction, which .ncoaaz hope
that he PATRIOTISM Of the Ncs vi from the the 90
csse.ts Of recri7g TIE ultnaqn Of tbs Georgia Plf
foru I! Is evbced b. the recent ec.ion, and hiss been
r.ht OUT -
sound Of the non ssvehodDS saes AZ all events tag
with Of able pGrpc.s thew wold also &C:
WIKI well eoGr.srd u'enc- so1 cation They would not
sdoP cdio.r &c f" nmsdste sod unconditional cssap'o
but tss eject day fetGre sufficiently remote ~ admit
f its fsaeioD In tie mesn tue the Popular eeci ms viii
baVe rsLs,d IN the holding s'e anotasf or
Ve'' roy have sssemtrd, who upoo con.i etston az
cit ksIS>s sayshoi iog state Lot the oia-
D.Ice Of therefore. BE- frame IS 70 ALLOW
.s,.top Of T,bis, ty sve:is-d dt' f1tSre g.: to
take eject lso f0e;7 uP.n Us anal Fs-ctoS tMs you
.s, ~ e,7oI Of rsb.. oss and the Gloa Above
ell wcSld u.i stn rep nsbe f' co1s qee. sni y n
ror,ciebtouy believe liz 10 be the bt wayt preserve toe
Geosi. BE-. ,o.nly dec ed ttat AmeAa INTO. il second
ay imP'Esnee only 20 the sat end p'ncioes 70 Wa de-
,oln-r lDrou ced that SIZE sb r"s: ten co. hHr'i'J
TO ,up,ion q every tie n" bnSs her 20 he John, tho
u Cor eopa efco.chm'nt enumsstsd in the fourth
fsoiu,or Of the cotvsn'iOn CT 1859. These
sksn together II they arYthirg. her d.,
Dirstio5 70 MAINTAIN her raht "a III Cn2n The ess bHt
OF the Unos, II Oh, The people CT GsoeA adofss
the let their syes prove Themselves sqlA 70
This cor mupicson hecessany uRsestiye po sElIie y
otherwise its erg 9Th lest. al Of beng rnsue a. "
would Be n,nlesh- hay. barely glanced a. the most
portsnt subjects which clsin your e0nader -Ao5 eth
FOR Jour wisdo, ilspre By eDlHsed zha cz'0 pt
ro dispose Of them msy spoesr most Conducive 70
the Interest," ard pro- per.y q -tSla rogysosr
Watch and zee how many Of our Northern cham
piobs of the Union will reprove this Hopur for threat
enre TO dissolve it unless the North shall succumb 70
the Slavery EXIT nsionts. See If they don't blame ne,
who co lot threaten dis1nion and screen those who
boldly 90.
w learn that the executive board Of the university