The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18
MISSISSIPPI.
OUR JACKSON CORRESPONDENCE.


JACKSON, Miss. Nov. 10. 1850.
fae Proclamation Of the Gouernor Of the Sate Calling
STATE Conpnhon-Inter,e indignation Aoains he
NORTH Union for S,c,iston-Minae Men OTodnirino-
Tie sensment of ne sotahon Pras dc.
enclose you the proclamation OF the Governor Of this
State eonvenng the Legislature The 2oth Inst together
with the comments Of the democratic State organ
thereon
Whereas, the people Of the non siaveholdng states
have various forms declared purpoees hostile 70 the
institutions Of the savehoiins sales, and the State go
vernmen OF ney all the Northern States have evinced
settled purpose TO evade their constitutional obligations
rights and Institutions Of the southern states And
whereas tho recent election OF Aessrs Lncon and Ham
lin demorsa ths, tbose who neither the
contttution obey the laws nor regrd their oahs hare
the power 10 elect 10 the highest cces In this
teceracy men who sympathzs with them in all their mad
real 70 destroy The peace property and prospe y OF the
Southern section and who will powers OF the 70
deral government to defeat all the purposes for which Il
was formed; and whereas, our deareat rights OF the
people depend protection under consultation on
The ndey TO their oa hs Of those who administer the
vernmeni-
Now therefore, that the state Of Mls.ssippi may be
enabled 10 take into the propriey and
eey Of providing surer and better safeguards for the
been found or are to ee hoped for in black repuscan
osths, John Psttus Governor OF the State Of Mis-
:iason DO hereby oonvens The Iss,ss.aiye of Of hi.
state and GO appoint Monday the 2oth day OF November
In testimony Whereof, / have hcreun.o %. my hand
caused the great seal OF the State be Affixed the
city Of Jackson the l2th day Of November, D. $780,
and q ,be soveresry Of the s,Ae o. hssisspp, .hs
@. A. BsoronrR, Secretary Of state
fyrcm tho Mssssippan. Nov 10
THE PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR.
We puosh In our columns 70 day tho proclamation Of
Governor Pettus uveupg the Legislature the fourth
Monday, the 26ih day OF November instant
This MEASURE scoords fully with the veil known and
universally expressed will of the people, indicated by
The arost On vote of the legislature al us late
sson through other channels less authorta ye bat
scarcely lc,s srnlncsnt Of popular sentimept
Tie Northern staes after repeated aagressiona upon
the South vioative Of the letter and spirit OF the national
compact After the perpctrston 81 long catalogue Of
tArnts, outrstes and nsulu have crowned tho ~hole
BY formal declaration Of hostility In the election OF
Abraham Lincoln 10 tho Pr sdency who preceded seward
in The enuncistk Of the doctrine the irrepressibe
ofrnc;m procsu that the States Of the Union
can continue In q confcderacy whose States
har ,iave aud bali freewhcb means, Of course, that
sbouiopm and rcerd AIRY violence must I'm the
South, and for tho advantage of Northern ambition
greed and cupdiy reduce y 70 ahjeci submission and
Ths black republican triumph Of nero uunbsrs over
right utiice and the guarantees of the constitution do
nsnes that lpisspr thould take prompt and immediate
scion for her own prot elton aud safety
Sow the time TO act let tie Deal step OF secession
be taken ard fully consummated while the federal govern
nsut 10 In friendly hsnde Much may be accorip shed
b fore the 4h Of March ncrt Bat then &c a-e IA that
n vi be several ysarr before Lincoln will have control
Of The sword snd The through the instrumcnty
action Let rsiiy 10 the protection Of sove
regnty before the enemy make good bis promise
oveIvhelm The issue 10 upon Delay N dsogerous
Nov 10 the time 70 suhe Let not uomeua bc lost.
TIE Executive OF Mssusppi vii do hs duty Tho Lses.
lsture cannot hesitate 70 do theirs.
The feeling Of indignation In this section inssnss and
shared BY s parties MANY hitherto ardent Uaion msn
are rally Ing 70 the secession standard Ths"nnuis Men"
ell, oysanlze 10 rish, The sccrs or the FEDERAL court
have expressed their liberalization - resign when INC
business Of the present term y disposf oi ESsspp'
has gone for sreckiuricse by 600 majority.
FLORIDA.
Our rALLAHAssR eoRsEsroSpE c.
T.tramas-s, rs Nov IA, 1850
FIo,ida D,t-~insi- tss,aiius <oios-A Convention 70
b. Cailsd- Unsrsrty " he PsTe S'a"d ey n1
s,,t>, sa,,, n, ,fecons he Scessic~ xoce~snt and
an xppsai 30 Ne Ssh &c &c
We Gown bore this little state Of Florida, calm,
pv, Il 10 The camness determination. We are loos ias