The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-24

useni lie acted with prOmptneSS and hberaliy
throughout this whole affair that entie him to the graft
tude Of Virginia and the whole South. is well that such
man has control Of so great leading thoroughare as
tbe road over which he presides
At meeting of the Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS,
nwas
Resolved, that committee, consisting of Nessrs Ro
Atrts0n Brock Hunter and Southal, should wait
Or more Of the hotel keepers to make arrangements for
collation..
That Messre Hill and Montague be appointed 10 wait on
The Armory Band and secure their services
That Captain Gardner and his officers be appointed
ssas 70 take charge and conduct the procession with
badges OF white, blue and red rosettes.
hat such Of this committee can, go Acqua Creek
10 meet the students and conduct them to Richmond.
Ina, one Of this committee be appointed TO make short
speech on receiving them at Acquia Creek
That the badge Of the committee be blue and white
roon and the rest Of the students Of this college be blue
wcrn the left breast
Tha, all be requested to wear the badge for several
says SO as TO recognize each other as brothers.
The students will meet at the college at y p NJ with
the band and invited guests to proceed thence to the
Aep0 there 70 be arranged BY the marshal
Some one OF them will make short speech of welcome
men tney take up the line Of march, two abreast the
square and Governors house. salute the Governor and
lear ms remarks Thence the procession the Che
Cai HAL OF the college and hear the speech from Prof.
eeon after which they will proceed TO the collation. at
bP H. at the Columbian Hotel, and have glorious and
The guests will be- the Governor Of Virginia. Lieutenant
Governor, Attorney General Adjuant General Secretary
u State and Auditors, Legislature Of Virginia. President
City Council Of Richmond, medical faculty Of this city and
other members Of the medical profession at present in
town members Of the press faculties Of the literary in
etsfusons OF this city, Board Of Public Works Board Of
3rade presidents and superintendent Of the different
railroads and James River and Kanawha Canal Company
this state physicians and surgeons Of Believer Hos
pda contributors 70 the fund
THE VANGUARD OF GRAND MovEMEST-wELcoME
TO OLD VIRGINIA.
From the Richmond Dispatch, Dec 22l
About three hundred Of the sons Of the South, who
have heretofore pursued their medical studies Ia Pha
depha, VIII arrive here by the FREDERICKSBURG train, at
2h O'Clock to-day, to enter the Medical College Of vr
GINA whose faculty in spirit becoming Virginia gentle
have extended TO them cordial and generous vel
Como to their noble institution and to the soil OF the o.
Mother Of States The young gentlemen from p ala
delphi. will be met at the by their brethreo az ths
Medical College and, we trust also by large oun,har or
cszens, and them of vide son,ce 20 "a
cepion from every man, woman and CHI "a in virginia
Az we said yesterday this the st irporant move
went that has yet been made; this 6 \ moyement az the
ali The other drains upon soheTu bc hug
gone 70 swell the golfers Of distant sections win inaupu
re an era Of prosperity and Independence tor the south
wnh WI surpass ls most sanguine dreams Of her most
ardent friends For many years we have called a;ten
Non 70 the millions ayshed by Southern men upon the
aers are institutions capable Of giving them nsrac
tons upon the diseases peculiar to Southern climates
And We may here say that without any reference to the
John Brown foray, any other foray, to the Helper
ksok and rs supporters and supposng that there did not
North, no people deserve to be called people, who,
placed in the garden spot Of the Union, would
permi themselves to depend upon any other
duced upon their soil made with their hands
The North never did II at any time; the North never
bought thing at the South anywhere else which
she could produce or manufacture herself She has been
seller but not purchaser and by this sensible course
has made herself prosperous and powerful Why should
not The South pursue this course, from Of duty
nersen and without reference to the opinions Of the
North slavery Or to purchase their favor
pay them annual tribute OF trade amounting
misns upon millions for the purpose Of inducing them
10 keep their hands on the property and rights Of
the South No! Without any reference TO aboltonsm,
bausa forth tho AZ
and patriots build up colleges, commerce and
manu- actures, and money be necessary make
motto be- Millions for deence'-that defence which ais
found IN the capacity to supply our own wants by
own industry-"but not cent for tribute
We congratulate the Virginia Medical College upon this
grand accession to its numbers and upon the brilliant
prospect which, after long years Of meriorous struggle
about to crown its tolls and perseverance, 1t has among
RS gentlemen of great capacity and gcnua in their
professions; gentlemen moreover, with whom social in
aercourse IS genial and improving; Southern gentlemen
who understand the character Of Southern YOUTH and
know what IS due from gentlemen to gentlemen. II is
tnguished professors in the Northern medical schools
such as Chapman, Horner, Dunglson, Jas. B. and r. B.
Rogers, Gibson and Aather, from Virginia. Meigs from
Georgia, and Dickson, from South Carolina Our phys
Clans ne body are far superior general education
hgence and dignity OF character the physicians Of the
Northern States, and their equals to say the least of il
n the peculiar duties of their profession.
We understand that grand entertainment will be
gwen by the faculty and students Of the college our
Southern friends this afternoon will undoubtedly be
brilliant affair. While the descendants of the Yankee
Doodle Fathers are singing doIeuy through their noses
blow ye the trumpets, blow to the tune Of Iennox
win give them responsive blast this afternoon from
Southern buges, to the air Of "Carry back 70 Old vr
GINA"
THE NoN-lSTERooURsE MOVEMENT.
From the Richmond Wing, Dec. %.
We have once twice urged the ctzens Of Richmond
intercourse with the abolonss Of the North We do SO
again. We hope that every man in Richmond will sign IL
and adhere 70 most reigously II any disposed
40 further lot them DO All men not of the same
opnon as 70 the policy practcabity Of absolute
intercourse with the North. There entire unanimty OF
with the abobonts-the reckless enemies Of the South
and tne active abettors-and ouch being the fact we
NOPE Una, every man in the community viii put himself
under solemn pledge 10 violate which would be dis
Eonorabe not only TO trafckrp with that ner,ife
roas csss or khowngy TO buy from any person what,
ever goods Of any kind known believed 10 be manu-.
Sacnred by, purchased FROM or belonging To- wholly or
part any one esteemed an a,oienist'' but 10 buy no
article os Northern product Manufacture until he has
endeavored "by all fair means 10 every case OF
Die douot to learn whether abolition sentiments be or
business desngsn Let every vrgnan pledge no nno
70 the observance Of this mode OK retrsu.on and inc
elect WI De beneficial L he favors ndiscrmnate non
intercourse, there is nothing u the pledge RESTRAIN nm
Bot let Lin at ieast take this one step, and carry the
sgrl. OF tie resolve.
l. no. province or purpose TO discuss tee feave
advantages disadvantages ndsc inmate ron
course. IhS g question which may web engage the
Ines sohctade o. every patriot who looks 70 the vel
rare OF hs county me citizen who ia d.gcrrnna-
o az he most expedeni mode OF redress 10 this crss
douotess astuAts OF az laudlrle En- patriotic
"he case nerc desre 10 syod the possible alienation
svored and known friends by visiting upon them the
,et-buton wnadf should fall aloEs upon the enemies OF
DE son-h IN inc other there desire 20 mpel
'1aose nepds' to an active opposition against our com.
non enemy, oy making them feel pecunlsry the neces.
s,y sor tina, s..~iiy delicate question, involving
ts stability Of tle Union and the destiny Of unborn mill.
ons Let every yan calmly decide for himself wa, s
hest 70 oe done. We writer Of tcs while he has most
sheeriuiy signed the pledge which hs invites o,ners 70
sRh, mas determes without further pledge or commit
M give IN I'll ing ances toe preference il the purchase
hsar4c
~. SOUTH and u there should be pressing necessity 20
Sfs.ere any article rae only in the North, he win dis
pchts wan H. at all hazurds, urlesg ne can be sstsied
.a was no. Manufactured ay, purchased from, one
q Bose Filest o. all liv nE creatures-an atohtonst We
sas anxousls await The ssut Of the next general eiec
Son me Norf, and our hopes then clsappo,ped
We bp@I &c FeasJ y 80 Nlin Inn @Do goes iay,hest
ConPrsotl1R's APpolNrrlSfs.-The following appolu,
Ments have ceer maze oy ne State Comttroller
Retdiroi- Messrs. P1sps Deputy; Keyser Aecnur.s,,
md aessrs. HasbroacK, Sloan md Evans, Clerks
yeso observation-disclosures NJ ssrs Brace MIlsrs rsaac
gcMurdy, Henry G3ien Of Albany; Francis q Floa ~
8. Lawrence; A. 6. Murray, of o1;ario Henry Burr