The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12
Meeting in Yasoo.

Dr. PARTY ties-to take ihto n'.le :. 60.
current dangers oy WHICH .ne -, 80. {
sned. The singular ula a...;,,s, s,,r,,,;s.
vailed throughout tne enelrs n.se IS Az av. II
ID every one, Wien they Iecuileu " WIG
:itement OF the late canvass Ts -, 1Jor
The meeting was - = Gsi W., uar-
]. r. Burrus, VINO nominated ool = ~ rnI
Is, conservative wing, y "a. ne s an.,,.,ss If
Harris took tue Gnair al91a ..e agp.@t - h;s
the assembly: ne slaeea ,s 'la'' om,s to
physical lnaolnsy, ns M9ea az ob;art Of the
caH upon some one 70 s.ale Tue o9yees :. ss
meeting wneleupon, ep. =; N . snarP -. 3,
anu s1atso NAV INC Ia,,,o-o3
view Of the impending dangess when lowered
about US. lie was nov. an olu 9 :.l-.,Sa
readily prompted py the iee,liiss u "iPs.s
For a long time he had seen the STORM Wn'cn +
was now imnlipant ne had watched u rom
It's earliest indications ana hao real1e ~ iss =,
tai consequences 4 j he sectional and infamous
policy of the Republican party had elevated
Mr.. lincoln TO the highest once IN tne gut VI
the people. The question OF submission OF
resistance was the one that claimed our atten-
ton. BE had examined the issue carefully;
Our Northern brethren mao Coeen "aneu
against Iorclng US 10 accept Inc iss ~ Ivy NY
had disfesarded our appea,-aye, ny na
tainted our spirit. lie hao IoseG anu ~. ~
the Union out mere was h Gus.,; 1:Ss
aliechon anu pasti9si1.n - :, h;s GOV
and when tnat laneo. ne ts.ain ;.h = us
ereiSn and aaopteu Hsa ssua n.s ,ha dsst;nv of
TEEN, ana ne .%ouiu lonom nv !: , r thew
MlssisslpPi, let the cohseqesneeo - "-A'
might ne was no s s1su, SSs, .,o.ant
the conc,uS = = = w. A.. .s,.t No.
speech non. = H. 81 u. ss.,s
Jno. nlnmons n, n :, I GAee, osep..Su - -,
and henry Vaughan Of, - ~ 1e''eN = ~
as Wee fresldens. ~
On MOTION Old 1oge DOW mau, =. - :. ~ :.
ley and HOB. fo"et were reques'eu " As' -
Secretaries
On motion OF Col. W. 4. ill., comnlstes
Of sixteen were appointed 70 orait resolu'ions
expressive ottne sense OF the W ss \; NIL.
Hon. y. b. Wilkinson moved tnat ~. ! lo .,ss
be invited TO ADDRESS the meellns uurius sn'
absence Of the committee
Mr.. Picket stated that ne was not accus.om-
ed to speak, but the great Dangers winch
threatened us entitled every citlzen Oh Mtssis-
sippi to raise his voice IN defence OF ner rights.
Mr. Z. elaborated the resources OF the ooutn
10 commercial and agricultural view, ana oy
statistics and facts proved that the world was
her market. He spoke eloquentiy OF tne IN
dications of resistance which were gong on
have not SPACE to give in full the address oil
Mr.. Picket.
Rev. J. w. Puryis, being in the house, was
called upon. and spoke Of his former fealty to
4 the Constitutional Union party. On other
1 DECISIONS he had spoken earnestly in its be-
3 hall. but he came now to bury all party ale
glance. He came as a Southern man under
the auspices of Southern patriotism. He was
4 opposed 10 precipitancy-he favored dispas-
sionate but determined action;
hon 4. ?. NOT was ioaaiy saiiea .o.
TOO Ane" ~ PSF! S.sis ~ ps..s.
cai banners now N 'ee - .le one ~. 9.
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secslonAi'S - =, VIC :. 80. -, -
INC ny u ovns..sa 81 =.
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a.. a. ,s.rs.,t ,otb.
$3.50 IS ,tha-n r,atr;otsm He WA,
60 - So,,,,roy,;sss time for action
; ba5 con,s and he en- nhat;caIlv announcef
re-, -; .s t0,s' az h;s counsel
= n IT, IIarar ras loudIv called for
NJ .,s..S.5 ,,rss;n;t. NOV 5al,barat;on anf
nrndepre shonId pnide ms in this importan
crisis a.,r farafssha.a .za.A .saA.Aa- .ie.s ;,
| the counsels Of wisdom and prudence, ant
: lso should We There was striking analogy
between our position and theirs. No mar
knew better his rights, and no man knew bet
Ter how to defend them than himself /. {
81 At this juncture, the committee returned
and reported, through DR.. j. w. Barnet tn,
following resolutions, which were adopted
E with great unaninitY
- REso1ur1oss.
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pi.,i. ps.sLi- a.. .~art .,a,,;..
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eeesiou ~. sn9
al'd c9h1lvL,ls y. s..s HsstaS ~ y. =: ::
aon-slaseh9ialns o.a.e !, " e.up.oy sne u
Auenees slu 49, - s.o , Ionou s1.0.n
nlehe OF tue 2tates o. .Iis onlon 9ep q
the people oil the siasenoiding STATES OF tnei
just participation IN tne DenenlS Oh thas uof
eminent, 10 disturb their domeStic peace ahe
safety, and finally to subyert the lnstltutior
of slavery as it exists among them; and per
Il celving IN this PLAIN demonstration DISPOSE
ton on their part TO compel the people Of tn
sIaveholding States to surrender their right.
under the constitution and their independents.
I. as separate States, having the exclusive righ
to regulate their own domestic institution.
and feeling that we ought not and with SAFETY
and honor cannot submit to such government
as the people OF the non-slayeholding State.
propose to inaugurate and maintain; there
4 fore
Besolped. That il is our firm and deliberate
determination not to submit to such a gov.
ernment. and to concert. aid. and SUPPORT by
ali the means in our power. measures of re.
sistance and redress which shall finally and
permanently establish the rights and indepen.
] dence of the slayeholdine States. and secure
, their peace and safety ON a firm foundatior
RESOLVED, That we cordially approve the
act Of the Governor of this State, in conyen.
ing the Legislature in view of the dangers
which hreaten us-and that our members in
the Senate and lower House, be instructed to
vote iof Convention of the people, at as
!, early period as the same can be accomplish.
: ed we ieei It our duty to declare that we
seand ready 70 support any eiiectual measure
Wnien looks 70 .ne security OF our rights. oul
peaes, anuoa 10y, ana 70 accept all the
consequences WHICH that measure may en-
'aii.
aas - = gll sss.eo Sonvlctioi
qua. .ne pe1p,e y sno slase,lolung ouates cal
: no iolisel Win sAesJ anu uonor, postpone
s Is.;o,,.I 1,s.,,i,,..;x,, ,,,h;.h ,,,,,, .,,s..a
j. IONA, oo,lIlA.ou whEn INV Inpenos am
snaI me GUY % act sna % act promptly AMI
nilnly = ~ ps n. a II -.
Aeseseds, iiAt - .hs ollhs'n o. .nls meet
ing, general conference or eonsent'on OF "a
= .,,-,:.,.a5 =, ~ 60.
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1870 g L rui ,n @1 IN
Peopio VI 2ouen 0aiohns, eelin6 shas tael
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State respecting their relations to the existing
Tfnsan wa cannot huf regard hl0w afrfiek n