Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
New York Times Correspondenoe.l

WASHINGTON, December 26.--The Senate
Committee of Thirteen will report to-mor-
row, when Senator Toombs will speak in
denunciatiOn of the Republican party, and
win repudiate any further effort at recon
ciliatiOn. .-. ..I -iua r. ..r
Mr.. Toombs telegraphs this evening the
following address to the people of Georgia:
81 came here to secure your constitutional
rights, and to demonstrate to you that you
can get no guarantee for those rights from
your Northern confederates. ...t sd.
''The whole subject was referred to com
mittee of thirteen in the Senate. Twas ap-
pointed on the committee, and accepted the
trust. / submitted propositions, which, so
far from receiving decided support from
single member of the Republican party of
the committee, were all treated with de-
risi0n or contempt. A vote was then taken
in the Committee on Amendments to the
Constitution, proposed by Hon. j. J. Crit
tenden, and each and all of them were voted
against unanimously by the Black Repub-
lican members of the committee. ..
"In addition to these facts, a majority of
the Black Republican members of the Com
mittee declared distinctly that they had no
guarantees to offer, which was silently ac-
quiesced in by the other members.
"The Black Republican members of this
committee are representative men of the
party and section, and, TO the extent of my
information, truly represent them.
"The Committee Of Thirty-three on Fri
day, adjourned for week, without coming
to any vote, after solemnly pledging them
selves to vote on all the propositions then
before them, that day. .t
at is controlled by the Black Republicans,
your enemies, who only seek to amuse you
with delusiYe hope until your election, that
you may defeat the friends of secession.
tfIf you are deceived by them, it shall not
| be my fault. have put the test fairly and
! frankly. Itis decisive against you now. l
| tell you, upon the faith of a true man, that
! all further looking to the North for security
for your constitutional rights in the Union,
ought to be instantly abandoned.
at is fraught with nothing but ruin to
| yourselves and to your posterity. Secession
| by the 4th of March next, should be thun-
dered from the ballot-box by the unanimous
| voice of Georgia, on the I'd day of January
| next. Such voice will be your best guar.
anty for liberty, tranquility and glory.
| (Signed,) "R. T00MBS."
| MEMPHIS, Tenn; December 24---Senatol
| Andrew johnson was burned in effigy Oh
| Saturday night.
Gen. Cushing went to South Carolina, a
| the request of the Supreme Court to consult
with the leaders touching secession. He re.
| ports that State as acting with view to CO.
| operation of all the slave States.
The report that Governor Pickens had
athreatened an attack on Fort Moultrie if the
! revenue cutter was not withdrawn from
\ Charleston Harbor, is fabrication.
| The Commissioners from South Carolini
are expected on Wednesday, when Presiden
Buchanan will send a special message Il
Congress, communicating the fact. 1t is nov
generally understood that the Commissioner
will not be admitted to the floor of the Hous
or Senate nor be recognized by eithe
branch. ....r, .. s-re.a
CHARLESTON, S. c., December 24.-A com
pany of eighty men arrived from Savannah
yesterday and rendered their services to tn
Governor of the State, in the name of tn
Minute-men or Sons of the South.