The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29
VIRGINIA..
VIRCINIA.
OUR NORFOLK CORRESPONDENCE.

NoKyorx, Dec. 20, 1890.
The Sreech Of Senator Wade Uyapra,1ly Re9ardei-TA4
Colonization Plan-Ninue Men Organizing, DC, dc.
The speech Of Senator Wade which reached here in
the columns of the NEW York HERALD yesterday morn
ing, Is taken by our people fair exposition Of tho
sentiments Of the republicans and all hope for Anal adj
ustment Of present difficulties Is fully abandonsiby the
most sangune and among ID The strongest
Unioq South look upon IL NJ the most goomydoca-
ment tA has yet enanstcd from the republican rty.
II has extinguish.d for the last beacon light upon
the sacred compact sealed by the blood our fathers,
for our common benefit.
The threat which the honorable gentleman made Of lo-
mixing lower Mexico the Central American republics
with the negroes which he and his stolen
from Southern masters " the repuIsivc fea-
ture in his whole speech, TO southern of
all grades Of society, and they unite with
ono voice in denuncation OF the sentiment and will APP
peal to than submit IT, The attempt will
assemble all the South IN solid phaanx, and
sooner than submit they will tight ill the last drop Of
blood shall ebb from each Southern heart.
To settle the difficulties already naugurated other
alternative than that Of revolution In left. Ii not
that the genera. government powerless TO make war,
no one doubts that the inauguration Of Abraham Lincoln
would be followed BY war, the end OF which no
The people Of Norfolk and vicinity arc forming ,bcm
selves into companies. Already the Mnut, Men AMI
Ready Men Of this city number hundred, indie
men each.
ANOTHER ACCESSION TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA
Army.
The Richmond Dispatch says;-We have been pleased To
by paragraph In the South Cdroitaiom that old
and esteemed fellow ctzen, COL Walter Gwynn, has
cepted the command Of military company Columbia,
G. Tho state fortunate In securing the services OF
such IN ofhcer. Col. Gwynn was graduate OF West
Point and served In tho United States Army fourteen
years, part OF which time he engaged In no ord
AID artillery lat the school Of guEncry at
Old Point Comfort) but the greater portion in the
gineer corps for upwards Of thirty ycays he has been
actively engaged civil engineer and stands IN the front
rank of his profession this country COL Gwynn has
also been in the volunteer service eighteen years.
mand OF companies Of all kinds Of arms and when ho
left Virginia. IN command Of the FIRST regiment II
Virginia volunteers. In bne, u would be difncut TO
find among the citizens Of either south Carolina vrg
MA officer q greater military experience and acquire
enthusiastically OF more calm and lofty courage,
and elevated and noble character without any know
lege Of military matters, should that IN Of tho
most vital importance TO troops 70 give them com
msnder In whose military abilities and Judgment they
repose the most entire confidence. Such man "a
Colonel Gwynn. There In military position In the SRI
vice 81 south Carolina any other st.te, with bS
would grace, whilst the virtues of his private
character must insure universal confidence and respect
NOTICE TO VIRGINIA PACK PEDLERs.
The following resolution was adopted by horeb Vigi-
liant Association, FairileId district, va
Resolved, That all pack pedsrs be ordered 10 discon-
tnue their visits, within the limits OF this association,
license no license.