The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17


w. Cu.sEIIss stste5 tia, ire rsaon be offered ni,
amendment that thern waie periodicals Ut the
North no Sas aappy 10 say, ta msrs sdvoca1ng South
rights and br had ctsre 10 break .hem do sn by
whhoIa si & SOutern support nom seem
Mr. uARRisos, OF vIsnisar President, do not rlso
hero mskc speech, but imply 40 declare my coacar
renee The amend nent ~hlcn has been offered by my
colleague (hr. Cbambiss) from Virginia beg leave 20
ssy, sir that am opposed 70 any ,rd,cr innate Assault
upon toe Norlhera press badly 80 may innx Of sono
o, them II all The aavocsts OF Sorthern frsesoi,m
nif al The publishers and crcua Of sell
tious pamphIe,sf all The friends Of back teouh cann
or (Which tako H. Is the same tning III all the enc
OF The south could be bap'y copyrighted into O -.
gion (whether tia region we're North or sja,h), .,
know exactly what was dong, and could 80 ,n
them without say scfupie or reserve, as Msn
enemy. But hen recollect the vats OF Pc ~
when reooeci tho vote Of New Jerse. IasyiyAmA-
collect the vote OF little Delaware who -, re-
out for thoso tb GO Ssates or al ieaet, ,.s
these 81 scs that tho black repnor Ua,sa. a,,,
me sre. city ~ New YORK laoo roreo YER tina even
tcriorl went BY p 900 M SrsS sgs,ns, rrsn,an,
miSh, mention Of Inc same ~ good deal moro ths
time, that sy ~, s :. ,,s .a. AI
Justly leyeled a. our en- o,. mns, N some crtm, :,
~. Spn,n has dome, tnvss not forget thai much
OF the Ur yy. ~ as na
.geay o. AZ ~ AZ saioa, that the North herself has
DO s ns o DO. i0 Il, IN s so ,ose ana IL
~ 30 <-si the South, bret en- and disrupt as l.
rn: ace Us fear 1t "a, here ID bend OF union si
% bond Of union, ~, ~hich oan and
w W.. sr,a ought be bros altogether, until tae
" On Itself Is rent forever. n Is ths that gives ne
Isp al which makes me hesitate not 10 tbs vote
hxd shall give. but 10 the mo s In winch that vote
RI 20 DO gwen. Sun unwilling to CAT csnsufe upon all
whero portion only are .. fault an reluctant 10 place
sDcb States % Delaware, Ne~ JsfEey AMI Penusylvaas
upon be saDe footing ara In tho same egory with
Maine New Hampshire, eroont, naesscnu, es, Rhode
lizard and Connecticut. sb0ad be stu reluslaL
to cecae by act o, mine by any resolution OF this
Conv ntion hat bere Logger any sound conserys
tive, constitutional Union loving ADD Union
ana periodicals, both NORTH and 'utn Toe Eeatemaa
Georgia who moved This resolution, sA5 something
about the STATE which have the in part TO
eelt here Str, u would no, becor Aag much up
,hs subect hut beg to, that nsenan
II every State in the Union should only Virginia
gone, and ~ she viii continue TO 60 10 my opnioa tht
Union viii st be safe But thoaga every state IN th
Union should deeert her, Virginia will stl stand firm
She will continue 10 stand whore she always has stood
upon the Platform OF Stale rights and in deter Of the
constitution and ,he Unon So long as tns' Uuoa ,rth
preserving Ann II that tay-wS,a t-rst Is fsr dist
Iii that day WHOM GOD for6id-shout ever come woe
this Union sbs longer be worth presefv ,og, Virginia
heretofore, VIII be ornd Isggar6 ct her post hu
she will be seen marching ride by aide aud arm 10
with Georgia and Carolina. kiabams AMI Louisiana
and little Forids and other gallant ssi< oil
South, In the search fer freedom she will Da iound
perhaps aiming some other constitution o. looking ois
for other cradle her hoety and trying. yes
ing a. least however vain toe undertaking 10
oshsr Washington 10 defend Is.
Mr.. SDIEs. OF y G said he thought this Mutton
would acco nplsh little. hong as tho south neglected
patronize ,he taens her mds Tue Northern piol,sa
paid extensively for ei airy talent and patron
zed accordingly; and thought the SJa,n
would hsve some,h.ng 70 ray IN this matter. They
woule not DO deprived oil Gteys Lzdys Book, and otner
magazines Of that charaoer, uDu they could got those
equsiy % good here They must have the fashions "a
would bave them.
MIR CROKER OF Va said he gent emaD from Sor,h O.
ro'ina (Ar siies) referred :, d 'uy o! getting
ladies xiveup inc Northern msgaznss but he though
the lacies Of Virginia and OF H the other southern
States. would do much for and sani Nv toe rights
the South us long her ncn would The other gentle
man from South Carolina (Mr Cahoun) had spoxen
about the young OF the south being eduostd IN TIE
North be,i bauefu 10 the Interests VI tue H.
hnsel thought that he sending OF the young ladies there
Tor their o. ucation wa more r. % deprecated A. to
Southern talent not beng paid for here Sortuern our
rails psiropized that oli.plty Would s3on be
moved He not for urhdrs ARG their .rppor. iron
the conservative Journals Of the Nor Tor they deserved
Alter turner debate the resolution was adopted.
MINING AND saNrrAcTURss
Tho following rto,uucDs reported from the Committee
ON Business, were next cSpsioered:-
Resolved That Whilst agriculture is and properly should
scented in This The interests Of these sa.es Would
be very greatly promoted by the enpoymen of caoita
that The abundance o; the 81 sbssieno
other natural advaiiares viii properly improved secr
10 these States virtual monopoly OF the manufactures,
eot q irasporns his Staple abroad Viii mare than o.
as esps1 ,o q lac a. home and that =. 81 Ia
lcen the factory and the mine when properly managed
Resolved That IN the matter Of railroad construction aud
eeurage such locomotive and machine works as may be es
iabl shed among them.
Inc resolution was adop.sc
SOUTHERN INSTITUTIONS or MANNING
II folio wing solutions were repoitsi IRON the Dom
mite on Bu,iaess:-
Received That this Convention looks with peculiar grailGl
and ne pras.wony e,srioss Of TIE asrra,
christian denomnsions N The csas. q educ .on within the
~ I.sogn 9n 81 their mcmshous wof aud the remarkable
Received That this earnestly recommends
parents ana guardians within the-c states TO coasder wen
anS psu.nr sad eres those q remote saes 4 frausht
those upde stand
neccssi aud responsibilities and at the Tine
psopie.
The resolutions we're adopted.
CUMBERLAND RufRnsp.
The following resolution from the Committee % Buzz
nesS vas tpen coxsidereds-
Resolved That The people and Lezsnre Of Ren,ncsy ,"
subject AMI make rrossors, by q The
csss.y laws Tor ne sons,rsson q railroad iroa the cay
MI CrrrnR, 81 Va ra't he CHI NOT wha in'ercs,
Georgia, North Crors, Mississippi and other Sortnern
States had W that road.
that would DO presented 70 the Convention for -
70 eovshsvn ports tse trade Of the great North
On motion OF Mr. Cocnsls, OF Ala Inc resolution vs.
laid on The table.
The fol owing resolutions from the Committee on Ba,
ness sten coosirsfcd:-
whereas Is the opinion n this Convention thai ~ give
,s se no. % oes saary sons ' s
with every country whose pIodncs car be svsnisgcousr
sreii nary hs We nesese ssa diver. our sr@s 4
ieresis BY noucng aid training people 70 trnbars an
pnrsui,-therelofe. he n
kesosed Thai In the opinion 81 ibis Convention u
sl to the success % effort the OF the sou
tab sh e.ca nGs thai schools the
educacn cf sesmen should be established Ia each o. ~
soulbeIn etaes.
Received. That This Convention shouid msm,ralire tie
egsnture Of the n4eTcni states - rtabl ~ aid
nstncns where siouid be received and edncaed
app rcniicr ior ihe marine fsrsicc.
The resoluuxs vcre adopted
Txus~rTrsc Rorrn
Mr. ssrnrs. q foussians ~ m TIE Com mtee Basi
nees, N which bsa been referred sanity nuuica.
lions from The Chamber Of Com q Neg Orleans
the subject OF the rohuan,cr.e roaie made report
compkIicd By tic iollosirz resoiuuocss-
Resolved. lbs, his Coz venon reeAr inter ocesaio
muncaiicn across the Gimus Of Tebuanerec, important
. southern interests. and tbat The enterprise underascn
New orleans ~ virtue ~ TIE contract with Neuen mentioned
the eighth arce rf the osdsden treaty
rsgement
Resolved further Thsihk Convention In order encourage
ssi1 ercrve silly recommends be ecvernmfnt Of the
ned saise III the 1eknantcpec
corporaed by the OF Louisiana and doDicued New
Orleans for the aiion q the United mails
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