The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-16

In the seate 20 organise IN the same or similar man
and 70 publish their organs atoms We nov order sn
for potioe 4 our friends and o0-operstors.
O. Resolved That these proceedings DO published ~
y in The state and Thai ihe President appoint commit
He OF three 70 have this duly executed.
4. Resolved, That committee OF i've be appointed oy
The Chair 10 conduct oorrespondenoe In IN and oshor
Sates, and committee Of three In each dsrict be 70
appointed funds 70 defray sxpsases Of printing
Resolved, That meetings be held IN eaoh mags,eral
district within two weeks, FOR the purpose VI organizing
sssDs q ss psasSbe and each Of tho rssou.louv
vas received With enthusiastic applause. Gen B. h.
RUTHERFORD then and requested that the preamble
be again read that all present might vote understanding
V, and defined bis position IN ftw forciDe remarxs.
Col. WASHINGTON moved that he entire report 30 ro
read ana that the vote be taken upon the presmbe and
the report was again read Tne preamble was thon sub
ml,ed to the meeting. when Co Washington arose and
patriotic manner.
The preamble then adopted unanimously BY arising
vote and smds dsaf,n'ns applause Each resolution was
the resolutions pssssd, the Hon nios HARDSMAy, Jr
made Atw ekquent remarks, concurring therein.
requested 10 publsh the proceedings Of this mecsag
Col A. Il. tHAPPELL, OF Columbus being present. wAs
loudly called for ascendet the stand amid great applause
and addressed the meeting In speech chArao,erzed by
cmirenty sound and STATE manlke views and which
receved with every demonstraon of satisfaction by the
meeting. the meeting then adjourned sins die
All this betokeus earueetnesa and decision, aud
thing TO roohe short Of tho noontnent resignation OF
Abraham Lincoln "a President elect and the election OF
Douglas, or Bell, or Cr;encen, other national
man.
Our State Legislature has lst convened Cover
nor has transmitted 70 It his usual message, which I
herein send You will nd that gives evidences Of
great prosperity In State. Besldes this Governor
Brown sent special 70 the Assembly In relation
TO our federal relations You viii perceive that he
takes high Southern ground though counseuing careful
and confederate action.
Now, be II known that Governor Brown Is .
humble, pous Chrstian, and far from belonging to tho
Young America school The truth is the 5outh Is not
only ripe for action, hut sbe really taking her destnes
into her own hands proof Of which win inform you
that bill hss been already introduced into OF, Lessa-
turc 10 provide for the defence Of the people Of
Georgia. and TO appropriate money for the same. This
b. proposes enc million Of dollars for that purpose.
convention win soon be called, and Geoygis viii do
eide authoravey for herself what she win pur
src, and that decision viii bc adopted unanimously by
tho whole body Of tho people, What II viii be, let the
documents hare sent you declsre and what OF the
motives inducing are, let the following facts showIn
Crawford county, OF State, two abolition ennis
sares In jail for acng nsurrecon among slaves
sixty Of whom, sllo imprisoned, having confessed
that they melted by the above mentioned 70
rise the day OF election, wheu al the men were ab
sent At the polls, murder the oil women retain the
younger for their use, and slaughter the they
returned from the polls unconscious Of danger.
One Of the negroes betrayed the Internal plot and pre-
vented lis execution.
white man In Augusta tcegrEphed 70 . negro woman
Of this city 10 meet her daughter In Augus'a by the
next ain escaping for that purpose, being his design
10 her and her and daughter of 70 . Northern
etao the two latter being IN augusta Fortunately tho
despatch delivered to he womans master and thus
tha plot defeated.
What do when such acts a. theae commit
ted ny lhose who Influenced by abolition and
revolution ary appoas and statements OF that poroa o
Upi0n which beys not 10 leave them, aud usee
great swelling ~oscs Of the glory and honor Of mighty
coIfC osracyf
bnavoader that tic national nag should be ;aker
down from Custom House In ssvanrah, aad our old
euepia neg holstcd Ia s placer Is ia wonder that
federal ocoiA should fcsgn when they behold The inei
hci.pcy Of the general goVernmenu Ant, fnaly can
be expected Of great and high minded people na theJ
submit rule which throssens the overthrow ~ our IN
stutoIs, the murder q families, the vioat OF
mothers and sscrs, and tie complete vsssaaye Of
entire commuuiiyf
The above ssnd 10 you 10 exhibit the atde OF ey
ctenort bero and rome of la causes ana &C cours'
being taken BY our people.