The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24

erscy, have been dsrsglrdsd, md ssssnalhn sGnh
o5sNpized fo'm, rais<s ssk 70 mdss aaa hFesses
me Of our party, and the run Of our com ~
me southern siates 70 De presipstsd into rvoat "a
10 bs under the mask OF the deaocras rtY
From vnexsnped prosperity we are 70 be plunged iau
the abysA of disorder, confusion and anarchy.
The which the wisdom OF fathers provi
sed Tor liberties by them molly fought for, and
eorloaaly won, are TO be taken from US, ana 40 ar
To launch forth ppon the heaving blows OF the fuur
without knowing where we shall rest, or what sn>ii
our DESTINY.
not EXPECT thai these who intend 70 destroy this govern
ment should announce their purpose uneq2iyoct
thsn they have DONE Wecerany could not ex eet tns
advance mre rapidly towards its consummsaon tarn
they are dong. Are ,hs democracy OF Alabama sd,
ing 70 separate themselves frsm the nstonA
aemsosstc party Are they prepared 70 ysld ..o,s
m enoYt 70 preserve it, the priceless heritage OF coasa
tonAi liberty to The hands Of the spoierr nos 70
must act, snd &C. promptly decidedly, ze.io isy ",
must reuDits the Alabama democracy with the ksion
| In convention For this purpose propose tnas tbs
national stAle rights democr scy hold c,nvsanoa 10 sas
dy Of montgomery on the nrst honosy 10 .aso Ssn ~
Democratic ~ Baltimore, and 70 supporS a
electoral ticket 70 represent the democratic national
And We eApesty apes, the dem ,crAcy Of the
several counties State 10 ste such steps - may DC
necessary 70 secure representaioe q Aon'g ,nsry On
meetings ppoi be bella In time We also appeal to all
true 10 End at Montgomery, and lot ss, Is
Gus effort maintain the integrity Of party the hcocr
of our name the interests OF Section aad the
welfare and DRY or our counIy.
GEORGIA.
LIZ Georgia there viii be but convention, which 70
called At MIledgcvie, Monday, the 4th Of june but
both fashions will send delegates Under the advice OF
the Chairman of the Charleston delegation, the national
delegates will be empowered TO 60 Into both the Rich
mopd and Baltimore conventions.
The Augusta Cronce OF the 18th inst notices the pro
cecdpgs of Douglas meeting, held in that city on the
10th, % follows
majority Of tho democratic party OF this county,
night, ignsninously surrendered 10 Squattsr
rsanty At last We hsvs always feared the wsrst,
Of tho secediDe movement reached Augusta. We
believed . majority u the democrats were 10 favor
Of the secsdeS But within three days, We began 70 ssr
they would give way, especially asr the socscses 81
Governor King And General Fiournoy. A. the second
meeting the signs were such a. 70 revivs hsPo,
Ss . 70: Of aq ssps in: po%D =.
The people had not the opportunity 70 read he letters u
Governor Coes and Mr.. roombs before the Wednesday
night meeting although hst, ct the very acst sppor
tunty psblsAed the Governor in our Wednesday eve
ning sdision. John q Snead, Esq ~ the meeting, pro
posed to read sas letters Of Mr. ro0mbe, Gsvernss
Brown And Judge Lsvs, but he was not allowed; how
ever no managed 70 state tAe substance Of sen u h
speech.
For this triumph Of squs,tsr sovereignty The Dsughs
ties are indebted mainly We think 70 he persousl snu
enos Of Ce Gardner and 10 the letter q Mr. stepAenA
Those whs desired TO maintain the jsst and equal rights Of
y Of The citizens against The nsdous usuYpason Squat
ter sovereignty fought Tie battle mAnfuy knd admire
their pluck against such terrbas odds We alluds n,rs
particularly 70 Mr. Smythe and the elder Mr. Soead, who
addressed Tie meeting but The sane xss aud ssrver
which actuaaed them manifest alse In tAs rank and
sr. mucS cy !. her ~ .sos ysd iuu,s ~. - ss
rensnbsr, ~ Of The audience remarked, that "Augas
t. not ths State Of Georgia" A. hledgsvlle ths csa
sepbens, and there win osne "tAs tug OF war" We
shall be much surprised II Cobb snd Iyersor are net
stroager thaa Douglas, Stephens o., in tins STATE
TAb beng IN adjourned meeting, (ths third uas uHss
the Charisson a,ournmen Mr. Gardner took the char
and called the assembly 70 srdsr There perhaps
-: md my
meeting ~ Mr.. Pritchard, Of As Csmsisssouaaa, snt
which have been kept standing In that paper believe,
first business IN order Mr. sxxAp desired throw
light upsn the subject and proposed 70 rcsA the ~
tes Just received from hsss roombs, Brown and Love
Of the resolutions and called for the previous qussoa
ne Chair decided that Thu primary meeting not
oLsd y ssrie. pcrsmentAry rule, and therefore ihe
NJ sHyn offered resolutions sustaining ths Ossrss-
ton majority Platform and processing that delegates BE-
this meeting y In favor of seadng delegates bct4 Rcn
mcnd and BLumrs (Ths resolutions Of Mr.. PritchArd
ssly pt0p0ssd sanding ; sSis.:.ss % ss.mose Mr.
roughly.
/ Mr.. MONTGOMERY rspfisd N few rsnarks sussAnns
Douglas ana squastsr or popular ssverega and thu
thermal doctrine Of Bob. walker. He called the
else Of ssthorny by The people Of Al usosssas.i rer
tory 10 exclude ssvery squastsr sovereignty, and the
erriee OF sse In organized rcrritory, pspos~
soversenty which sss Ne supported Hs he'd certAslJ
consider aim good ao,normy On tue usAalns Of IL
phrases sQnatoy and popular soveretSuy HIS speeeh
would .na the .,po.pssre Of h.soar Or naoos, Ne
Mr. sssAp made the closing srgumsnt. not feeling dis
pcssi y consume mneh time, a. vss gro.ss aas ana
the vote wss taken nrr on Mr. smyins's reso0t,oss,
ID n
and about twenty In opposition. M Prtchards rssols
oes were the. adopted AID very strong delegation q
fairiy tbs " Georgia, and sincerely
unsi that all the sppousnn Il DousAs and hin doctrines
them. We bsii.S. ssvss,y ,hoSssns voters : oar Ssss
may yet 30 srraysd against ~ squans~a
On the other hand we give The resolutions OF q meet
lag held tn Liberty county, 10 send delegates 70 Nsdge
vile. and to endorse th. action Of th. seocden:-
whereas, The late Democratic Convention at Caarlesoa
has failed 70 reoognse the integrity q the constitution
and the righH Of the Solsh forth tho majority
report, which was rejected by that body; and wheress
the dogma OF squaier Sovereignty FATAL 70 Southern
spsraned upon be policy OF the Northern dem ,crscy
h hereby resolved BY the citizens OF Liberty county
J. that We cordially approve Of the course pursued
by thoee delegates who withdrew from Con.
vensoa, and, In common si,h others o, their Southern
brsthres, Proclaimed our freedom from the thradon Of
4 That We endorse and approve o, the prop,s,d
Richmond Convention, and In favor Of
The Invitation Of Executive Com nues 70 send dcegNss
10 the convention 70 Assembie In hietesve on the Am
June.
Q mat We opposed 70 ali future compounds on
the slavery question and w 10, or pe OF
the rights entitled 70 under the articles OF confis
ration and the consultation Of the uated States.
Z That win nos be seduced or coercsd into he
support Of Stephen Douglas by any nhuer %
pressure from North Souih holding that his Terri
torh views a variance vnh inieresis and
that hM oourse upon the Kansas question abundantiv
proves him 10 be opposed 10 secular iustsunons
g. 1nst not disunionisis psy ~ but drmiy be-
neve that the surcet method Of preserving the integrity Of
national conedersry OF states for the South plant
herseh nrmy and Without compromisc upon the guarsa-
Of the constitution, add rcsisl the nvason the
same, II need be, unto the bitter end"
EX-GOVERNOR JOHNSON OF GEORGIA, on TIE ov KR
THROW OF IRE DsuocsAcY.
errxR's rrnSor1, Ca May 10, 1850
The Union 10 nos ohjsss 70 b ,dolxei, but ~
preservation, n Il can be, ccnaaently with the 10
teres, Of the SOUTH worthy Of pstrioac desire n
wse avoid such measuree, not demanded By usoeety
A tsnd 10 weAkeo ~ boads Tho overthrow OF the na
sona democratic party would Be ggsauc stride sowsrd
dpsolution Hence. Ne integrity, N BE- dons homo
rably. should be maintained
me pchssm In Charssson Convcntsou produces
by the rsfusal Of tho majority TO incorporate in TIE par
tylpafiorm resolution In favor q Congressional inter
,xoxa~ffoo Of n Terystprsn