New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

rcbts and institutions IN ouc own keeping. There -
"a ETY. in 70 other course.
Wa or. having now some experience Of tue evils
Iat were long since f0rerbadowed IN the threats OF
Jisuuion that have been rife IN the country: Inc
manic n at has seized upon the puOuc lnd ann - eN
fenced In The commercial dsorderand financial d.tre7,
mot are upon u.s. is attributable solely 20 pofal ANA
moi commercial causes. We have not been oyertrading
The recollections Of the experience OF 1891 ad no,
died ont of the public mind, and therefore, sun ser'es
IA Keen our peol from mourning another dsster Oh
.imar import resulting from causes within the control
of commercial men. We have not been cursed by the
Almighty with dearth and barrenness for taxing the
Whole country together there has never been more
bountiful return given to the hbors OF the huSo'i'-
'th"' From TIE Tfot,5pyg tlHu.J Wtig.
Let us, then, have this Southern conference VIZ
gira whore lead we invoked Inst Winter, was NOT ~
1ot lime uepared-the causes did not exist. She ~
now ready Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina
Mary land, Arkansas, and, doubtless, Missouri, w
take raft in il. Mississippi Is not committed 10 d'-
urion She ought not 10 he committed to IT, except as
lat resort. Col jeff Davis has the credit of saying
That dsurion il a great evil, but not the greatest
Let us see if the great evil cannot be avered Dy
uiendlv counsel with Southern sisters. bntiIe
rnauiuy in r State il thing greatly 10 be desired
Iron the issue of immediate recession and revolution
tbry never can bc united-tbere thousands OF our
reople who cannot be brow beaten, bued nor driven
nto H. Upon the question Of Southern conference, oil
akiug counsel together, there can be unanirnily'
We denouncc and defy the disunionists, and we VIII
make war uron them until the people Of this State OF
an parics shall Iise in their might and teach them
and teach all professional and designing politicians that
tter prorerty their fortunes their lives and the nteg
v OF the Federal Constitution shall not be subjected
TO the control of demagogues LISTING for power, ana
for new places in a Southern Union. Our reliance IL
ON the eoy If they win stand by in this srug-
Gle as we believe they WILL we shah fear no eonse-
quences ,, c
We Barn from Tie DSpatci, that AZ the meeting m
Sumter ON the 18th inst, the following gentlemen
were nominated for the State Convention:
Mai. A. G. Spain, the Rev. II. ID. Green, the Rev.
Tbos. Il. English, and VI. r. Mays, esq Mai. 4. G..
spain rose, accepted the nomination, and pledged him
self If elected to carry out to the utmost OF hi ability
and in good faith the second resolution Of the platform
adopted at tins meeting, to wit: 70 vote IN the Con-
yeiion for he prompt and unconditional secession OF
this state from he Confederacy. He was followed by
| the Rev H. ID. Green. the Rev. 4. Il. English and
A. T. sIavs esq, who each accepted the nomination,
| Hedging themselves in like manner. The following
| resolutions were adopted:
Ressre That the late election by the Northern people Of
Isctos favorable the claims Of Lincoln end Hamn 20 the
Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the United states presents
An occasion which south Carolina houd ri1e, n order 20 with
draw the powers heretofore designated by her to the General
| Government
ing Convection people South Caroline unes. they win
before hand reiee thescve II elected 20 vote in Convention
for prompt and unconditional secession Of us SI5 nom us