Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-19
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N. cd'T'muuIcsis6 ~ vsLmon, Resolu-ltI
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M 'ssos.s and Hsnse AZ Hsnlsssn,,,iv.s al
.ha, sal, on ,he as,b 81 January. Ills ac.
comDSny,69 mesSSes oDgNs SSrfSijows:ss
received fswsdays ago q ssris Z Of rss-
ola,ions adopied by lha Len acre or Yer
mon, 10 relalior 10 Kansas, transmitted 6yI
The Governor Of That Sage, 70 ba suhmiued |
to the General As.embI 4 of .GsorPis. ii
have basiiaisd TO comply with the ffeques.
Of ,hesssolu,ion, iorIwo rcasons--6rs,, be-
cause depreca.e ,her humilipsion of being |
made the medium 10 communicate IN ins6l,
20 ,hs .S.als .oi Georeia; and secopdly, be.
cause i4eqda;ly deptscae a areHewal Of lhe
agi,suon Of the question: Of Slavery, sol
sayeise 10 The repose Of the popular mind.
so dssiruciiye 10 the feelings OF amity
which should characierizs The relations be
tween the States Of this Republic and 30
hos.ile.o The stability and integrity Of ,he
Union. Bu., ,sfler calm delibera,ion, have
deemed il my duly 10 transuiii 10 you those
Ies1,u',ons, sm cqa's% ',s. ~ q sns .senssquen'e'
Tr ~, q ha5s' 9 q; ~ s,a.ssa" 'I .,Ia a.
dey ynfI;sn syonmen, IN K Ksosos afFairs and
i. concludes as follews: u, .ts,:as
a Bu, i, is In vain 10 ex2ec, that our assail-
ans will Voluntarily rslent ,heir purpose Or
relax lhelr Efforts Tor our destruction. They
will either conquer ,hs friends ot ihe Con-
sd,uuon and i.be, UnioD,, or .heS lnust be
conquered. d The latter result Inc righ,a Of
lih,Sou,h will be maintained, but ii, The
even, even Of The 'Ifta former. The soh.b n1ss isk !
care rsf, herself Such Il Ihe awful issue
which IS now distinctly presented to the
country Whilst y6F should; siudiously y
avoid oil! raskhess, either In expression or
action. you will be disloyal 10 the great hrs.
Havoc selfipro,eetlon V you should fail 10
adop, such measures o! tgisla.ionb a. may
be btslcaleulPspd 70 Sysrl impending ralam
ti.ies if they may be-, md Il moi, ~, prosec'
l,be Sia,e sgaias. thsir rulilPgSns n An copsequen.
ces. Georgia took her position ,uPonlhif
momenius7is;pe Der convention of 1850
In the foursh resolution, adoPted BY shal "
body, she ,soleMnly !, anpoppced that snA
,wonld"resisL even (as last resou) 10 lhts
disruption Of every .ie that binds Iher,odbe
! Unions"' the actspt aggressipn there emu
lynerSted.1 Bpt lhe convention did not desig-
nsie the :imer and made Of resistance, bu
| left |, for d fusure Convention TO determine
Btu such a Convection canno. be assembled
without legislative authority therefore
respectfully renew the Reconsideration con-
ssinsd in my message 10 the General Assem-
bly i, ihe commencement Of your session,
t,hs, general aci authorizing the Governor
Ipon the event oi aEy 81, The cor.ipgenciei
specified in shs mipuses ;oi tba Cenyep.ioo
! of 1866 10 call a. conyen.ioul 70 consider
and Ielermine the sineoahd mode lof assist.
lance. thereby contemplated. Should such
contingency. never arise The Legislature
can do no harm; II Il should. il will be no
rice ID advance, ~ quf assai|an's; Il viii
.h.ow uoon Them the responsibility Of CON
4 .eqnencss, and Justify She aSlaic ID the 'es,i
tmaton of mankind The signs oi th'
times are por.endous; il res,s wi.hypu calm
Iily apd firmly 10 place the S,aiein,he bes. o.
fli,ude to breas,aha swelling slofm.ob ,
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sTf o,sLT'.,,s .rs Z, Z, ~ ns sw,Mpen
EaUHr =, Ys'Se7i ,rsf' ~ F5 disT
~ Thefeswds. much }s,pa 'eehng ana'mng
tnatioD IN the House upon the feauing Of N