The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-19

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3ourued 11eeftnk Of thfs Angoe.atcu was ne1dz
In tkesO Ctr Hn1l ~ Friday NlG4t lo11. RDo4.
<isnf Enxnon occnpgfhe thetn6lHs
81 The Goerot6Ry reGd fke pfoeeOdinO a ~
het me0tine and they Wefe approved.
The Presldent then stseed - c1iect q -
Special Oonnmfttee appetn1ed - prepete =
memorial and exh0rfed fha South 20 concert
Of action. .Fss ~
mfttee 5000 fhHt tsev mn nYsrSSrrSi 4 rnS-
moriaf which M hoisc6 would sxeSf ~ vfe18
Of The meettue snd - ff wna a. the hnnd-
writing Of Joau HOWARD En-, requested
that gentleman 70 renf IL
Mr. Howard then rend the mennoriai Int
owing to IL extrcn0e leneth and tha uvvssas,re
Of other rnattefs upon pur eoIr1mns - are
unable 70 Iay u before our readers this morn
Mr. n =. Haryie auprt,yes1 81 tISe raeYnoriai.
and hope(l a VouId - ndoD1ed ,vithont { z an,
sentine voice. IN one Of tke pauern refsrred
TO the Committee 4 cali for Z Nomthern Com 4
ventioi, swas sr1sesied. ent = tsonsht iS. hat
premature ,le The Sout6 was not rpssiv q -
out Of the Union, For hinnseif he Lnpid
rather give nm the Union a once fham q euf
fer such wrongs as hafl heen alreafIv Il lficted
but he did not wish 10 - anv 200 talren noU
from which re mirht find Is .ss.s.rv =, -.
cede. Our s;ster St.,e. ~ er g ss ssf ~ - fe
me MH0x STEP and uff1 fN4NF gsF,aunp -
act call for . Convention would IS nresna-
ture. Let us act with firp1nesa ard win nrn.
dence--let us maintain our riehts as hest we
can, in the Union--Iet ms prepare for indeuen.
dence-.ist rs have harmony and good feeling
throughout the Southland then. when the
worst comes. let us call q Convention Of our
sister Southern States and a. one man retire
from Union which should be one of eu a liyv
but which is rapidly becoming one Of on
preston and degradation.
Coi FoNTAINR regretted that the clause
ealing Convention had been omitted by.
tne Committee. He could see NO impropriety
n tns sns Sontnern States meeting and comforting
| Ioeetner ior their mutual protection, and did
not see why such an assemblage should neces-
| saIiiy Ieau 70 disunion. He had heretcfOre
oeen Union man, but could be 80 no longer,
WIongs ana degradafion. The memorial just
.eaa Woula % iaE more satisfactory If it con
tsnn M S S.s..nc, call lor southern Conven-
o1n, Dur NJ ne YOU'D not proposean amendment.
mr. WM GREEN preferred the memorial as
was. Inc ume mad not yet arrived fer .
senlion, aHu ~ one were called ne could
ny. .f see any good l. couh1 effect Conven-
Mu 1,un Ian pass no iaWs--can repeai no laws
| no AeslslaeuIes % tno States are tha only
powers 70 MAKE enactmenIs, and to them we
nus W. io0A III l4S 1 EIesehl Crisis.
| ~ soHD was 10 iavor on 3
s,,c a..;l,, ,.'s,,a4 Was N Iavor o
T ~ 49,. 60 e Wou1u cAs u1o 'ne iAuepehuenes
VI sne SCUM. 3 Jun.
| Uesaacu union anu harmony
= .s. sne SI.' ne ussilsd concers
a.. aau .,,.,. ploae mat tne ga.
was noe ois .ssn. Mi,oa OvhNSndoh wouiu D
Necessary Dus tnas lIne mao not arrived
TOT oue, ne wvuiu rather ieave the Y MOI
.nan ~ !. usuea ous Wne'
tnal step w"s iuIceu c uI'on us, ne ueslreu 70 Sc
an unosViaea lront presenled 70 our oppres
soIs, ahu 70 knoW ina. .ne "hole South wa
prepared 10 meet Inc result.
JOHN y. 3. SIhskk favored Lne memoria
!. was y; ae q s aln MOI w'sn 70 see 'ns Sou
/ Placcu ~ aAiso posl.loH; r Sro nnu nsne q
her SIDE now, ana ne wished her to remain 4
ne Union ~ 80 .nas .ne MOTH na
deierMine0 70 refuse lSf Jns,lce. Inc consef
vahve poruon OF lne Nor1n nave commence
70 acI put .neiI l1eslsassaIes nave nad n Tim
| 70 IePeal .no o2noAIous lAWs now .on tnei
slasae po1ss. Ae. us kasc .ne people .ine
| ne neaiu-ies us PIoPaIo 1or tne Wois-ah
then, come what may, we will know that "
nave oischargeu oul ou.y 70 cuI Wnoie coun Z
try, anu arg nos 'espohsieie ioI ~ uissoiuuo
ana oestrucuOn.
ns Of II toek oe ths sSsi
Mr.. ID. H. LONDON then addressed the meet
ing IN iavor . o. m me % repor. q lne committee y
sss s s,,s .s 1.u pOssesssu het
sen an tle clemens M OF greatness and inds
reneai of the fishing bounty laws. by whicj
Massaehusstts s,ls received $4,000 annually fo
c"sens -, -. . ~ .ssg p1los INV
the laws which heavily TAX eommsrcs. . an
appealed 70 the members Of the Legislature
to So ssmSasl the s.a,a,ss Of the sa
| man,,factnres He then aIlndad to ths s rssn
iusions of ,es,s and 70 the statesmen m NC Of shs a
day and after ealogizing them for their pa
nressnt aas fegsIa.nre did TN their dnsr u ~
| South.' the men Of $3.50 would be IS nirmie
by their sides--while, if they fail to do thei
duty. the timber used in their intermenf
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