The New York herald., 1860-12-01
LOUISIANA.
orB NEW oRLKAss CORlEs PoSDBscs.
NHw ORInys, Noy. 23. Is6l


I.cr.d1ty u ne Norfasrn States i R.9ard 10 S:;s,sio
The Cotton Sa.es U.,. os ssoessio.-tss CRY Of weF
no Humtus-Mssps. RAeA and Ruin, Of solsa Cayo,
lima, on Visit 10 ne State Of
ne Louisiana Ltssc.U5tI s. sssion kseiin2 a.
Nae Organization u ne SoVhs,rs Rights Asso
c1con # Lo0lta'.o-laree TtoI sdrd Cittsens Cgga
ei-GTsa. kn.laslGsn d.
II the Northern stales yet unwilling to believe in
determined secessou Of the sies they have
only to look back few yeas 10 that South has
long been preparing 10 meet tae precise ssue which mas
as, been forced upon them uy Tie election of ,ec
tiona abolition President.
More years and hsn ago hr. Ysnoey pointed
remedy Of the South sgains, Northern aggres
s,oos in lis celebrated Slaughter letter. (for which he
bar often depoun traitor and disuDionis),
the force and truth Of which ia now universally &C
snowledged IN that occasion he sad -
Tho remedy of the South In such process. Il.
IN dgenl organization o. her tr1e men for the prompt
resistance OF the next aggression. IL mrst In the
nature OF thDse. No rational party eau save sec
tionai party can ever 40 T. Bat we could do as our
.athtre d.dorganlAs committees o! safety" all
the cotton sales tand I s only IN them toat va can
hope for any Elective moyemeIt) shall nre The
Southern heart instruct Inc Southern mind give
10 each other, snd AT the proper momen oy one
!Zed, concerto action prer pitatc the cotton
states into q revolution.
These committees o, safety mad srea1y been orgs
nised and, a. Consequence, 'knu.e Seu" have rallied
under The .'blue cockade and are forming throughout
the cotton States in legions The Southern nesr Ia hred
al as to It's ulcsi extent and Vhetner mas the cansii
tu.ons right secede 10 too ate TO argue,
wi pretend 10 iouoi s revolu pnsry right 70
scoede. You Ay confidently rely tnsi the cotton Stss
are init the question Of secession, whether theK
tier Southern States join them not Al party ltn0ee
wiped out In the South In proc, Of which Mr. John For
syth, o. Alabama (than whom there bitter
opponent of the late Brecknrdge Ysney party as
cslled), In . late number Of his paper, sild:-
We repeat, We prepared fer the worst or the
bean whatever th people OF Aabsna in
assem cfed resolve DO either by themselves In
operation With other sou hern States, we mean to gus
tain Mr. Yancey sald 'sin Toe felt o. argument
the nelt OF batte.o
10 In vain, therefore, for writer's r this city, cen
nected with the North through lies Of interest," other
wse 10 atemp, TO msrepressnt the true feeling of the
people OF thlE State New Orleans "a 10. the state OF
Loualans-as the late election has already shown-and
Notwithstanding the great Northwestern and Northeastern
interest here, and the strong Yankee affiliations yet the
msor,y Of the people Of New Orleans are coneoda
I'd a. Minute Men, OF the blue ;ksde stamp. How.
ever some few Of our merchants msy quail before
the storm, the majority determined to stand the
hazard Of the die and the Planters in the parishes
willing 70 make every sacrifice, ave. to assst their From
ter brethren necessary, 10 zee the Of
sion carried through
lie, the North be assurcd ,hs, there Ia humbug in
the cry o. wolf ihis time. They viii soor see the
animal In all his living, glarias, rsvnous reality.
perceive that come writer from TexN, also, has
ocer representing to the Philadelphia papers that
the late excitement, In that state al gotten up
OF account Of the late Presidential election, and
tha. p,thing heard Of IL. the nnbelieving how
ever, would travel through portion OF Eastern Texas
and look ai skeletons o, two three hundred
abotonlss hanging the trees whose bones are still
srglpg in the wind they voCld be likely 10 PIT some
nth In the story.
"A further proof q the united action c' The cotton
States 10 saId tha. the Hons. r. Rhesi and = Ruin,
nov on to the Georgia legislature, and who on he
si inst invited 10 sea; tho door Of the Senate,
x also vl several Ise siatures Of the cotton States
unaRmity Of action. Governor Moore, OF ths
state mas convoked Legislature Of Lousana 10 meet
on tho iotn Of GER, month Eosh houses Of tho Legss
tlre are principally composed OF planners and young law
yers ana there doGbl but that tner action will
DC unanimous, notsithsIsndiDg the harps who would
wish 70 0 n,oe the Luc,ntes with be fAt,erng hope
that secession Will be a failure In tho SOUTH.
over three thousand peopio assembled ths o. nas
odi Fellows Hail. for the permanent osssniraon .. the
southern Rights Association OF LoarlanA" arge num-
Der oldest mort lnnaentA citi ma we're pre-
cent among whom several o. tnc 3u1ges OF the
supreme Court and members u bob holses o. inc
Lea slsiatare.
ne meeting ~s called TO order ~ Hoe p v. Adams.
sho able speech soi forth tie wrong, al cts1 on
u. BY The Sorh-the open And aagfsDt violation
Of constitution, the invading OF our so the shedding
o cur blood ard the nurnng Of orr 10 ~Bs-scw wncn
cn. \, ns Eos ssorpe son Of the
fl Governor OF Louisaaa) for Pres dent, aud LIST Of
hundred and eight Of our mosl pfominect cisn 81
vice pre- sidcnts, which adopted ~ scslamston
eorrespoldps and executive COMMITTEES we're Also ap
pointed. The enclosed presmbe and congituijr vN
tner adopted snc received with enccrs'-
raDsru
Whereas, We, the e,z.os o. Ec~ crlean, and Of the
State Of ocis Ignoring former political Nes, names
and associations have met for tne purpose OF declaring
our ssntimer the present momcntous crisis In the
h1ory Of country, ard 70 form orthern party and
our fellow men i'm psI u 70 svow Toe rsasoos
for such sep which are made up BY ths history OF The
srn men BY sboud b ncsds and brethren,
bot ~ho really and In fsct COR worst enemics-wc
po,, .. shiss we sabnt tho folio sing ;scv :
They have tor than thirty ysArs Assaled M inst
tuition Of African slav ~ n tho SOUTH snd have made
federal Legislature q grand nssruntni or inoenda
r.sm and abolition
rhey ceny . q common property II our territories,
g,quired equally money and blood on the ground
lnss The people Of the south, Win iheh Institutions, are
not worthy 10 coionize them.
they have passed laws 10 majority OF tneir sste
Legislatures sfyInE tpe provsions Of Tho oonsttr
III united states Tor the recovery OF agtve ssvos,
ana toe Of Congress ass-d her Under snf made i
crimns oGoce n any one 10 aid lr the erece'oe a
They have rendered represtaissor n Congress- o. no
avail 70 protect The interests Of The soutn-snd NJ ns
over us
Trey have proclaimed ,hs. nrsst "nlsher las than
the CONSTITUTION and laws OF country, snd tra they
siiSssresard their osths and trsnpe upon rishs
ey have orgsnlSco associations % steal slaves and
prevent their recapt1re End have derci their matters
in seeking vbcir rendition.
They have invaded southern s5i and murdered our IN
ofendrg olzeps, and men sm opg Ihem, high 10 position
and have bestowed praises ar elog urs BON TIE
the executives oi several " Their states
refused 70 deliver parties implicated n these crimes,
upon proper and lsrsl requ.s'.a,ns
they have sent ssc'os pamphlets tnd - rsrs smongi
u,~hist sxiyt shi of tneir members q coogrcss 80.
iorsed "Helpers impencng Crisis" an rcerd'xy ooox
ana utterly s1bvcrsiye OF sorihsrn rights kad sAiety
They have Unt emiEsaries amongs. q 70 burn our
towns All dsuibute arms srt poison sorgs' ssvcs
70 desoste the eousn.
BY their ians,iclsm and into erance, they have com
peed 70 separate from hem n ocr chrchc and otncr
religious Institutions
ind recently, ~ 70 add the snipE insult and
wrong 70 the long catalogue 70 oomps us to declare
severed the eat lie hat bn1s together ~ NATION
with the choice OF three naorA and conservative adj
dates, they have, BY large msI0ty OF suc,y scc-
torai vote, e'eoed Abraham tinoon and Hannibal lam
lin the high oNcss of President and Nco President Of
the United sntes-veprsseDtaiv men Of all that n
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