The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

p'iste business The minority, with frmneHs an
nimiy honoia able patriots, seeking 20 effect
RsDiza'fcn upon the prircip - OF tns hansas N 50
act shiist The nv joity, With pectins'tty worthy
better cause, seem TO 20 resolved upon orgsniz.
ratter than he feeagnit,sn II those principles.
hiun ph u Fbe latter IL proven 'ed he waat OF
mony amorg Themselves, they (excf pting 70 Sou
mem differing on'y 40 10 ihs extent TO watch tns
vii ling to go IN ASST lipg the rights the south,
VOWED Ia he ksnsss ysornsks act.
For ali practical purposes, The government Is
ud, anc mas. continue during the .xstscoe u this
tiopsl sti in the representative halt of Congress-
viii he the result no rresciepce preeict out h
Is 6sss Gus tn the Brotherhood between the States
II wtokens rhe constitutional bouds OF our Union
suen,enis The tendency to ray section agains SEQ
csipct BE- cered. this state of things beaoove
State Of Geofgs a. an Integral portion Of the South
do MA ever TO arrest the tide Of sygressor
fAhrg do that TO place herself 10 the safest sti
Of self preservation. II msy pe, and trust that
will be the result that the union Of the sound
tiopai men OF all sections Of which there graft
IL aicstions may pcove srong enough ultimately,
rest the Vaccinations OF tsDstcism, and SAWS the
from the STERN which no daskens our political hon
But II Is vain 70 ex pee, that assatlsnts will v,
tarily relent their purpo,e relax thsic efforts for
destruction. They will Il her conquer the friends OF
In the latter result the rights of The South w
'slned; hut In the event cf tbe former the S,uto
take csre Of herself suoh Is the awful issue waic
nov eistirc.iy presented TO the country. Wail.e
should s'udiousiy avoid I'll rsshness, either in
lressf0n ac;icn, you will be OF loyal W
rest drst law 1t self 'ecton If you shouts fall
,ula,ed to svert impending calamities L they may
md II not to protect the State against their rui
consequences. Georges took Ter position upon
mrmentous Issue In her convention Of 1850 Ia
fourth resolution soopted ny that body sso soleul
announced that she would stesist, even, las
resorD 10 the tisruptior Of every tie that binds
to the Union" the acts Of aggression therein emu
rat ed. But the convention cid not designate the u
ard MODE resistance, but Let 1t for future convent
10 deterDire. Put such convention cannot % asst
bsd without legislative authority. therefore resps
fully the re ,nmn,endston COZ tanned ia my n
sage to he General Assembly At the commence nent
your session that you pass act authorizing the
ernor upon the happening Of any OF the coningsnc
specified In the fourth resolution Of the
1850, 10 call a convention TO consi and determine
tine and moss II resistance thereby n,emp Iar
Should such con ngen ~ never arise, the Legislature
do harm; T. H. SHOULD, IL viii be notice in
our ASSISTANTS; will throw up them the Tesponsibl
OF con equeDces, and justify he state in the e-tnat
"a mankind. Inc signs Of The times are portent ous
rests With WITH you calmly and firmly to place the t
iERsCaEL v JOHNSON
There mnch high feeling and indxnatioo in
Hfnse upon the teadipg 81 the Vermont resolnt Bs.
~ msn exores ed the utmost intenpt and toa hing
,his s'rEg Of nsoltig fssehoois and 'or thcir
The obiy point upon which they not agreed
What ais ., siton shcrl3 be made Il them.
Ar LEwis az Green, raoved 10 refer men to the 9.
'o:t'se on '1e state o. the Erpnaiic.
Mr.. Josfs % Mpig opposed and olfa -ei reeo ut
that he Governor traDsu t. the Governor Of Vsrmo
WITH rfQoest e. ity the before the Lg,sa u 4
said State the resolves Of he Georgia Cnyen OF Is
NJ. iExHSs said he would g. for that II they W.,
ssl4d p0sGsr with IL.
Nj. aoNrs-Anc . coll Of rope
Mr.. IMMUNE Hanging Is too good Tor trsitors.n
was orp ed 10 E.'ering hese uu)ns t. tho Conn
tee en- be stse " he Republic. Words useless.
toe to- tcii bad come. He, f,r ons, was prepared
act arc h. hoped hey wou not be bound the fora
n ccnastss.
Mr. Crook, chairman Of tie committee, assured
gentleman irom floyc that toe comni'tee hAa as mt
coai.IDp' " these ,hings he AID thar active
aiestion OF ibat would De recommended ny them.
Mr. SMITH, II Cpicn on, RED the following resoluti j
tn fea Ing II which received with applause by
House -
Reso v,d, By the General Assembly, OF the State
Georgia, tnat his Exceilen-y the Governor, be- Gni
hereby tqu.s'ed 70 transmit tho Vermont raso utis
orfh sih y the deep, esrk AID fed sink Of social
poiliesl niquiy fItm ~bence they emana,e,, With
fvlosis orequivocs decarati Inscribed thereon =
E.s lea, That Georgia, star ting constitution
palladium, reeds not the maniac Iavi,gs Of he'll IN
naiieism NOS ,tocps from hes lofty position /, hold ter
with pesjuied trsito,a
After s1pe further discussion the I'll n to refer
vsilec. motion xss then male 70 priot Ave huni
copies Of the Governors Message, accompanying the
ftsoluuars) snd Vermont resolves. tine House No,
net for f1o0ent entertain The idsS Of pra ing these
suits bat afer further debate huadsed c,p
OF the Message were ordered - be printed.
In he sensie the following resell too offered
Resolved, That his Excellensy Pr-sicent Pierce 30
qu.stsd 10 empty suircient number o. able bod
lrishn u proceed the state Vermont ard ~ eli
oitch around the limits of the same and 70 aoat q
thing" into lie Atlantic.