Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-10


MILLEBoEvfILE, Ca, Nov 3
GOV. Brown, in special message 90 the Lasisis-
turr thins bat Tow states viii meet tne soasiiet soi
Conyuniiqn and does not recommeta; ~ ~ ~ csr
Bent o deiaratss from Georgia he thlhAs ~ ~ ~
Intentional rights Of Georgia have beek Dt s5
several uon-slaveholeing staless ~ ~ w ~ ti,,s ~
r.fiFin7 A. ~ iudFomant of civilized hetlohs We
.feiea ~ NV iessurp necessary for the restora.
fiof 81 tha future urotffilon el i tlft ~ ~
-. 3.e-f and portrayed the series Of uneon-
Stitutionai and uniriendsy acts sepaea ~ n ~
- - N rTar11chusetis cause pluuder from Geor-
Sis siiircns that STATE must BE- compelled 70 com
r. T1osi Isniugf aggression and unconstituuona!
fhts LEGISLATION with Just retaliation ne leooil-
mspt ne s5olSf ~ n money ST pr6pertg Of any
cifirens of such oleuding and taithless state ~
indemnlynE the ,osaes q sili.e ~ %
srf5cIoFof such offending States out OF Georgia. lie
says Georgia has the right a. soon as Northettn
goods afe brought into that tate g TAX them - se
oeoran proper He advises the passing Of law tax
inF goods and merchandise tWenty-tye per cent. ln
IN or brourht frsm, Masaachuaotts, Vermont
Michigan, Maine, Rhode Island New AosA; %Wis %
eonsin oF any other unfrieadly States and The tax
10 h ritted when the unfiendly legislation is re-
pealaf. Should such legislation prove lnseet
reoommenda the repeal q al paris q the penal sS
civil co1o protecting the lives liberties and properly
of the citHens Of the States where such unlrenIly
laEr exist he says: In my opinion, the time l0r
worthy tho confidence OF the people Of Georgia who
refuses 70 Vindicate her honor az any cost, s AZ
ne believes shat the legislation reeounfaetdeq viii
tend 70 strengthen rather than weaken the tles 2,
The union Of The States. il viii destroy sectional
controversy and narrow down the issue OF eontest
betWeen Individual States lie says Il the legisla-
fT6 fir to enact the laws he recommends, that the
peopls Hhould rise IN their might and at the ballot
box demand their enactment ,-, -
The Governor entertains no doubt o the right q
each STATE 10 decide 70 act for herself So long as all
the States abide in coed iaith by their
obliFations no stale can Withdraw frem the Union,
without beinF guilty Of bad faith TO the others any
violation Of the compact relieves al parties the
right ef secession for cause was only denied Oy those
who DENY the sovereignty Of the States.
The message ILLS Twenty-Five closely printed oe-
tayo uagos A full review Of offensive North
legislation concludes thus tor the purpose Of put
ting the Stats in an offensive condition as last as
possible, preparing for the emergency which must
be met sooner or later, he recommends the sum OF
million of dollars be Immediately appropriated as a
military fund for the ensuEug yeaE, and prompt pro-
vision made ior raising such portion OF the money
as nav not be 81 the freaspry- last as the public
expenditures require 81 Millions for defense, not
one cent for tribute should be the future motto OF
the Southern States. To every demand for further
concession or compromise Of our rights, we should
reply, " The argument 8 now exhausted, and we
now stand on our arms.