The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-27
SOUTHERN POLITICS.

TuT s0tTH cARoLIsfAg SOUTHERN REPrBLTC-
PUBLIC NETTING AT BAENwKLL COURT HourE:
EiEswFri q. H.. Oct 20, 1856.
Hls Honor Judge o'sea dorned court 10 day at one
nc'cSk, IN order 20 enable Col Kei 10 address Lis
stutnb of this district The a'semblage one OF TIE
argest IN district aud the court house
literally crowded. Col A. r. Adr,ch was called 10 the
chair. and made few oopucnt rtmuks regards the
condition of tho country and the ser ot Col ke
committee was appointed TO ouct Col kett into
he cour house where he received with roGnfs Of
applause. He siokc for nearly an bour and haf and
N tie most powerful ana eloquent depicted tie
condition q The mon and tie probable results Of pond
tfg cnuiif9 There great excitemont and enthusi
nanc,ied 10 the bopes he created that the non
would be soon Dissolved.
WIT be conciudsd Col. W. A Owens rose and said he
opposed separate secession IL 1851 aud, under the
crcamstanoes would do again that IN that contest n
ms pauenood by The roe he believed realized that
'b'rg nced;u according TO Mr. Ca houn--,he Southern
mind bong preTaYed, and the y ing 70 be done berg
5 H {. sSs :. sa ssss da,s S
Carolina would constitute no postion She bad no t~o
par'es 10 divide her, and could move at once Her pre-
paraions In 1851 were a available now; aud while
re have portion OF constitutional government aud
trends In power vho would not turn the machinery
sgainst could move OF enectually and unmphautly.
lie then odeed the following resolution, which was una
nmousy ssopted'-
Resolved Thai the non should nc, survive the election Of
IL tart event ir he opinion of his meeting South Carolina
should forthwith seoedc nom the tnsn, and provide new
guards Tor her future security.
MORE ABOUT THE FRrwoSr roLE.
NE raising o aFremOnt pole al rortsmouh, and the
cutting down by the venerable Town Sergeant Under
the gal authority the grave and ancient burgesses
that Tx. has caused general shout OF laughter among
the sensible people o. virginia But the eplloguc "a as
funny the The Norfolk Arms, OF the Is, con
10 account of grand Representation, the Tuesday
verng previous n honor o. the recent democratic VIZ
soirs The banner used the ocess en- Inscribed
The Sovereignty OF tne StatssThe Union ot the Sacs
sucS and irscN.n Inseai o. passing resolutions appi
cabe TO these victories, they gave them piar aspec'
entirely
Eeoived Tha, a. loyal citizens or Virgins aud lover
& the constitution, an ospc ally az Sousaerners, W.
deeply grcve hat public sentiment has been outraged
among us and our sster cty OF Portsnouth, aud
bropgh ber. Our noble weAth, openly insll,ed
hy he erection o. Fremont pole In the srefs II f'orts
mc'h. gui msjc drd nyYians, by party OF Know NO
thrss that ttis grckd at, as having been dono In
southern community. calls Tor our ar ,yprslaiim, aud
vii nor tg p 6rfpsr support han trc OF the ccasaa.
osd hs lars Of ~ land.
Resolved. IN at neither the influence OF the brandy
bottle a. mentioned In ralIation bv the Norfolk AB'1
nor desire 70 'cast reflection on the Buchanan
polen az admitted BY the Norfolk Hr1id, s any exsfse
tor This culpehle and criminal act but on the contrary
they add 70 fts lawlcseness and improperly.
Resolved That the Of the authoretcs OF Forts
mouth In vndicatpg the honor OF their town. BY prompt
proceedings for the removal Of this ndsnity w spe OF
the arguments OF the Know Nothing elector for this dis
tric and Of the turbuant opposition OF mob Of knov
Notbrgs meets our hearty approval, and proves that
'he people Of Portsmouth have conAded authority 70 the
right lands.
Resolved, That IN dcnouncng this outrage and hold.
10 public censure its authors and abetos, the
southern h,evs kss done only shat became a nde-
pendent Journal 10 do and feel mortified sud surpris
Ell that any In Virginia should have lent Hs columns
70 tho otieuce or even apology FOR such q fol and
Itascnabe wrong. 10 justice 70 The gallant dem ~rscy
oi oiIossneash-n justice 70 sVsFy lcyA aad rpe ezeas