New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07
From Our Own Correspondence.
Cu.ptpsrow q ~ nCc z II


sLelins fot duty 20 Children whose
pr, hsTitan.o no, wsse nor dehlend duyo
u do would take froH our Proec' Tho SJuod h,s
a CsISiins sonuy called 70 initsto their
Eevtt,i toe.ihsTs end stand up for ir rghs We have
~ IL ut md abiding coBdrncs Goa; tia; Tod whos truth
Ia tis conflict viii be With ard ezh'rii7s "
lsI, sLd PIE put hsf trust In God and 70 ard n
tm ministers and Eiass Of che Pcsoy ter4n Church 10
sou't Caroline Synod Hbed would give ne ocr Dsnedtc
and the sssuIanes that sha irveay and nhoes-dnsJ
or IL. the aid protection OF Al0isnty tod
Tie speakers to the large gathering before the
Charleston Hotel, on Saturday evening, were
imorg the most prudent and Influential of the
city. Mayer Macbeth, who presided, used the
following language:
IT Is f1sd fact that South Caroua, In e@s than month,
viii t. ct Of his Ipion Ag,ae consIsais,e y ,hS
IL, Ia. her enb IT'D scro-s the Savannah river
ET,s ii1,,Ss 'h, ns1 Socsso , s1 s
h,ts aud sas c ,ssay Aes
q this country OF o1rs used 10 worsp tue
min tel you that too have ming sun TO 'eefste
eisinsJ iitiI seo ID. s-sy morning OF tue rising
that h lib uion OF our sistss STATES 1t oeraD 10
iis." lAIIssuse
Gel. Bbo of Tennessee in response To the ques-
fcr. "WLat will Tennessee do 2" Said:
mot ory bat ever Southern State viii nk lie dee
ipy yoe IN hIe4 ielow.P among the sres, rs,
Wat say Then Just about the ssne time MSa'pp aud ~
then Cecrs, sud Lolhi1na and Ie'ne'sor--aih
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te,i heLtuckyIOI eunessse ant rAnn'
tuky then. sad Ii,giue and the remaining ssVo
Lohii Staies y III cio-e up ths hue
b. J. Wlaey, esd, Of Charleston, spoke next.
He sad
e net one who exuls over destruction Of this Govern
n, rather lament necs~sy that iHieis TO IT. 10 has
ten great beIubiie-tLe orJy ole Ct nodeu uae,, ~ nas
tie bs aduifsiiou Of sn fet Wse Ieu
Lave i erAoy m SUD lgisod 's Gown
vtstL. toLt L. Of tie hePu6c ara ~ proportion a. II
It'd stTegLer I'd tie Republic A. Il becana COS"
Itnts ,utre toU ci4,i. iavorits institution In ths
nth an he eciou, Lch ~ gfgrd against T. hnd
gils hat lct the strength the state the
he tee state and us sooner or later Prccip'"ie tie
iieieye ieGop ci4els that win we must suffer
a usi hsve distress W have patience under suneF
nt-iei'itde plosr dTess Inc boon Tor -hch ss nor
.urge cot o toreAh,i. ninr 'qns yssss o. S Ti
e,. IL AID suaeIlg Are We lose psui'ne are We e"'
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io.te! WAL II OF l. likely to!oe the condition Of nia
set "a iloLe Mouth within twelve mouths roh ths pa
L We aye Iish. shaiiug Ills conviction D " thst thore
divinity which sEsIes our ends rough Jew 'Aen a. W.
u. ter move without looking the right hand or to
tie ev ILout counting tie cost or eiouns ne '-er1ce
tt ana fore, tbs; chair hose ah ON "a
ursh,o sisree 1T Pc snnSnle1 o o,1sy e
LAT Ne Jeo OF the say, holding and The people OF tue non
,s1 is 4 s eai' fortibly If must. much the
q eilL states - 20 be desired Il not IN ny
es.ie he and sovsr,is remedy believe It % ee
, Ifscos oiu'ton Of The greet problem " e''peson
lAIILu'eT
J. j. T. Smith spoke to the same effect, and
WIS followed by Judge W. 4. PringIe, who said
dat the people Of South Carolina had resolved L
take TIER destiny into their own bones.
"Icenies said be- Tie; DO not anticipate that ~ are pre-
rs,iIr esciher holiday eYcuriju Il may be th No
duI sud through snd piivstou and suffering
n.nt,i tis, il i. cai Of blood to charge With
sLust 10, esS5 81 C. .afls s i 5tb 9Th
pod Luszs oI L.r soyeitsn inrl eloe sno tne
eI,f Iii he tclr OF the moye-en depends apIn
ol kee he 'ids OF law Let every hing be due IA form
a. ia att let uf szt 40 sieP d tht c0NsLuleo
siu0h Lss fIokeu'
Tie closing remnIks nre supposed to have par
ticuar reference 10 the feyerish wish existing
lporC the citzen-soldery aud others to make an
Immediate descent on the fgrts in the harbor,
and ether similar acts of violence.
Rolert n. Gun1iu, esq, Of Charleston, who
WIS tie rext speaker, held the following Ian
gugge:
it ,enel Of people already esed BY wrongs and the
iust 5luis NOuu j. iits I'd nom oaJ 20 dsJ y
ttit tes coei,Ou aud by ruInors u tne sPpfoach
20 - u iiti ri asi.t ibe State oe moved By
nee BIT calmly steadily With Vi.d'm aDd aisniy Poi'
iy,oiuiou he Lee Of illegal force Sod violence ~ enc
ystica Il esg tL woit nspglcaee 20 our co. sd
old Vi~Lss. II revolution And bOod-uoJ
u icc -csion let the ~ck.dIeas Of INC aet test
Cp tie. Lo AVIS wrong aud driven IA from the Con
fscy utta visit bOues With tire aud sword 70 reduce
:, q 81 Jecti,h."
Tie State Legislature ia engaged on the Armed
| Force bin and other meas res growing out OF
tie new order of things, actual and proposal
| A difference las arisen ss to the manner IN
which tho new mIitary officers shall be appoint
ee, whether ny TIE Executive, or military them
,el,es. lie bill copfers the power mainly on the
Governor.
Tie military organizations Of Charleston in
deed of the entire State, drilling continually,
ard Gre eager for the fray" Several West
Point cadets have returned home. }!easures ore
,ten to give the military the bess instruction N
h. science Of warfare. A Distinguished ohicer
e tie United States Army South Carohninn'
bes been offered the bigbes, position IN tLe army
Of the State, which he has not yet accepted, and
il IL thought viii not.
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