The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-27
csIoN MOVEMENT At THE SOUTH.
,rn KNeLANn s,c1sr1Rs.

x-.-1@DG. ftlfNtafNh tbt &tRth ANNIVERSARY OF
landing Of the "rhsrim Fathers " on Sat.
lay rieat by dinner. portion OF the
ua-si5'h used was brought over on the
,vs,H weT." Among the speakers Were
INES " Sou;ter, President Of the Old Do
.,frtag Society, ION whose Introduction nine
,sesrs were given for "Old Virginia, ~ Han
...,l RamEyn, ,judee Pierpont, and VIM. II.
>.,srd Tae speech of Mr. Seward was a
-...ale,e evasion Of The qnes lions of the day.
..s,tos!us paragraph being perhaps, as clear
vsuy. Thls slt-
vs have great many statesmen who d.
-~trA s., once to know what the North pro-
-,.as 90 au--what the government proposes to
t-Ehr{&eE We propose 10 CUerce our South
-. brethren back into their allegiance Thev
~ is IS Of course they may fightfully ask
~! Will Be the Valoe of fraternity witch is
F-r7oe.Ird All have - say On that subject
y rs, - luug 40 rs the line OF Sir Thomas
Ne he discovered, and SGT down the dis
--s4ry 10 bis WIluag, that there were a great
~,sny s,E1uinaSters, and that while there
- q very few who knew how 10 instruct
,,.IsTqg. there we're great many who knew
k.2t5whip them. Laughter ] propose t.
have ne question on that subject, out 10 hear
-.lgp.a.. =, - redress Them II they ought to
~ rserrssra. ana Il We have The power 10 re-
5rs.s iasu sud l expect them TO be with.
rrsxo 4 tGey are unreasonable because |
LraE .hSt the necessities which made this
tn.1. exist fur these Safes are stronger to.
1,s .taH ,Eey were = hen tie Union was
N, .a sd .Gat hose necessities are enduring
V .- .a- passions ct men are short lived aud
sr-yDrsa3. ! ha.leye that secession was
st-.LE-. Oh .Ae uisht OF the 9th of Novem Der
H-.-Hhpa 3 Pres Ijeut and Vice President
" aere unacceptable 10 the slave States
v..- ei-cted-tnAn II is now. That is now
5 l- nifty DAYS since, and believe that every
cu's sun " HIcu mas sci since that Time has
8 "a molhHsd passions and prejudIces, al
; .a- i You viii only give 1t time, sixty days
Il-r= suns VIII give you much brigh ter and
more cheerful atm osphege. Loud and long
tyaunu~u applause.
Judge PIerpont made speech in which the
Pilgrim Fathers did not get more than their
share of glorihcauou, and their sons got the
following:
TIE sons Of sires who endured such evils
a.t suCa suheTIaEs, as cannot be Gescrtb bed 10
ENa Us tal> heri-aga which We enjoy, should
- ,a-F honor their memories, try IA some de
s.-r 10 practice their virtues. Let us see
w.--hsr tney are practIciug the virtues Of
ky-e great and hOuUred men. Let us be a lit
d. honest wlth each other Tonight. Ii at
.-lgtlAg 10 avoid their luuits W. nave ceased
g. practice some Of their virtues. Have " p
Ll. They were austefe men, were 5 1mei!Ines
ls-sh men. Oa some occasions they We're
55JLed, ana at tIr1es they were called fauati-
,-s bat they had at all times nigh sense OF
.us ice and Il reverence for law. and v. hat Is
IL ., they had I'll watering trust ana fatth
s4 G,d. Does the faith OF the fathers remalu
ss-u aud Iirm III New Euglaud No. Human
iu.elirCt is now exalted a0oys all iHitn ana
he land has been run lntO many an erro
ELicn has caused much mischief 10 the couu-
uy. OF these errors We are to-day reaping
the fruits. Do you not ali know that that
a0tl4g faith which once existed In Nep Eug-
laid has departed TINS comes from iateuse
Low. IF money. The descendant 5 ot The Pilgrims
ROW come here t. this city OF ,he Dutch-fuT
Haat' To make money. Allusion has been
Igade 70 some difficulties that exist ut present
Il ed. VINO Is RESPONSIBLE for them Z is nor
fyr rs here u say. But in my Judgment tie{
a.euot very trIHlng matters. 1ney IRE things
W..ch deseTVe some serious Though and con
s.3~IauUE on our part. They are TO be looked
IL serious llZnt, and not 10 he tTifi-d win
N- are mistaken when We suppose that.
.lr brethren At the SJujh do uJI LAiuk Ia
Hc are mol Influenced by pri4CIpie. They
ialuk their lives and their all ale 1T stake -
However mistaken and misguided they may
as Ines aTe sincere about II. They thiAk
there IS something in Il tor which they
are 10 Isht, 10 Iced, and. II need Re, 10
dir. Have we not some duties in regard
Tue matter Is thsre not some fault on our
part Is we'll as theirs Let US see whether
I;e cannot ConITlYe some mode by which
t4ese difficulties may be removed. Wheneyer
aha ume shall come that the North IS 10 De
ca led upon 10 say whether the government OF
Ills UaIled States shall be sus raIurd in the
lIa} tr exercise Df its functions, yCp VIII fiuu
every y or .Aefn man declare himself ready 10
=Lst-lA lie government which their fdIners
=, abhshed. Applause In this nation the
:.ll- viii probably come when We shall be
sa..-G Gpou to discover IN what busorns are
!4JL Ae4Tls that put their trust in God and
4e-p their powderdfy. [Applausel
TIE New Eagaud Society, of Charleston,
s g., celebrated their anniversary at tie Mills
HJuse Saturday night. Among the toasts
we're The following.
sautA Carolina; as she iras, with both elbows
resting upon the Constitution. South Carolina az
sle Is. htaFIns the bsJLie ana the breeze. CAer-
ls4td undei her WIns, we will perish her defence
he CITY OF Charleston.-I c1sket of our
hsEs, the nome OF our love the citadel of our
Aa aes. Her III are is Ia The womb Of time.
me ToFsrnur OF the Etate OF South Carolina
s psst lie IS earaez. Of ms ability to sustain
1.Hset Il any aud eyesN contingency.
L-s statute II our State-1h heir unau!mitY OF sen
..i. AZ IA moments of peril anj dInger Val pc a
ytlsut page Ia the history OF our state.
JUDGE DOUGLAS PLAN.
During Saturdays session of the Senate
G ,amItLee, Judge Douglas submitted the fol-
ly1Ing:
frrst. Leave the people OF the organized Ter
T.tIrles free to decide The question ol slavery
themselves, subject only to the limitations Of
tIs ConstItution-the Courts to decide upon the
validity oil the Territorial laws, wlthouC any
>,rond. an equitable partition of all territory
~e now own or may ACQUIRE between the sections
all
L9@ pTup sed By Senator Cuttenden.
I4ifi THe sta rs ot slavery auu personal free
Gom the lefrItu4 les small remain as 1t was when
ac4u!Ted; neither Congress nor Territorial LezIs-
.s-g es having power 10 change it; the Courts to
lesrmlue ali questions lLvC FIng the title oi slave
grggerp ana personal freedom, as "as provided
% TIE Clayt0 coEprOn.se blu and su Pp0rteQ b.
.tr- Calhoun IN Isis
Ia udIresSing the Committee, Mr Douglas
st4 he was unwilling to believe that Senators
'iy.u Tie y ortn and South were going ~ sac
Ils.-r country order BIpeer VI ThAIr
political consistency or party organizations.
lie dId not believe that the recent election by
LIE people had decided irreyocabIy that they
FtticrGed dlsuuIOn 70 yielding one iota Of the
= IeLAe demands OF their partizan platforms.
\ DISPATCH TO GEORGIA.
Senator Toomb b. telegraphed. TO Georgia, Sun
Jay evening rs follows:
VI came here 10 secure your constitutional
iens, and 10 demons lrate 10 you that you
eaa get NO guarantee Tor those rights from
your Northern coniederates. The whole sub
Jrc' was referred 10 4 Committee of Thirteen
IL HE Senate. l was appointed on the Corn
+-'.l7e, aAd accepted The trust. / submitted
PROPOSITIONS, which, SO far from receiving de-
I4ea tupport from a single mem Der OF the
tS7fu'hcdu parry cf the Committee, were all
~ ~asa'e4 WIN defislOn or contempt. A vote
"@1 'btA taken IN the Committee on amend
AeLis 10 Tie Constitutions proposed by Hon
. NiiIlehcvn, and each and all Of them
- - fV'eu ag sinst unanimously by the Black
- tf1'''iIoA mem beIs OF The Committee. IN
lI.'.no,A - THESE facts, majority OF the Black
ruoilcaE EembeTs OF the ComfnItlee de-
80 olsuAcuy that they had no guarantees
~ Aei, "hich was silently aCquieScsd III by
- oIheI member. The Black Republican
uoeis o. ihis Committee OF Thirteen are
sp%"@entaIye ~ men OF the party and section,
80 y lhe extent Of my information, truly
ispfeseni them.
,de 4ue Committee OF Thirty-three on Friday
gJo"Ih hed Tor week without coming to any
yS,' @IteF holemnly pledging themselves 10
oy &c :. oA all The propositions then before them
R-Aat -Aat Gay. Ii Is controlled by the Black
ap1ollcans, your enemies, who only seek 10
NSe you with deiusiye hope until your cleo
- mat y0p may defeat The friends Of seces-
SN' IL You ATE deceived by them, IL shall not