New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

faaiiCed. Such cOuIsc Is consistent and consistent
only will Tire tights Of the people and the enjoyment
Of iiyil liberty
am not here TO prove to you that the State Of Souh
Carolina has the tight TO EIDE. | say she has the
right you ray ehe has the right; her Legislature says
she has the right; her Convention VIII say she has me
light: aud if tie Government al Washington says
thc has not the right let them prove it by taking the
lglt from her. Let her, for it will be far, Tar more
hororal le, far more glorious, TO live upon onr own
soi leaten, naneled, and incapable Of resistance !es
TO the last defyng the power that struck M down 10
the earth than to live in the shape of men who would
not maintan their rights. ..t.o5
II il not here alone that these crl6S are echoeu.
Thank Heaven il is not in South Carolina alone ta
,entiuent lives / heard in the City OF Charleston
tte Representatives from Georgia speak OF the gaht
glorious ard now emanirated Georgia. And VIVA VIVA
did tbey saw? Honest men, honorable men, men WIG
r,Le Lv the pledge of Georgia. that GeoTgli Wonld
~ in South Carolina in this issue, alongside OF her.
Iehind her or before her, just az South carolina
,boose But willie / confess, and do rejoice TO Ind
that throughout the slayeholdng States there seems 70
he Int one common sentiment that al imates the people
81 Won " i'll PARDON me- am sure IT, WITH the sll9ht,
est iinee of sdlfhues say that am little fearful
hat South Carolina viii not be in the van.
And now fellow citizens why should 20 on. Wy
f,irr has said ard said the same thing last night,
aud Thousands rose TO their feet and apranded II win
IN echo. that the time for delberation had ceased,
md the time for action had come, and let 1t come
7 believe we shall 20 the contest most SUGGEST
uIly ] believe the richest fruit will reward the e.
crts of our PEOPLE TO regain that possession OF the
written guarantees We have lot. The time II not ar
distant when a new day and a new era VIII dawn
mon us uICn Tegenered tIeemen, aud we VIII leave
n Iicb lelaCy TO be transmitted 10 our children.
MIR CocGck next addressed the meeting. lie said:
II is rot III easy task TO pull down one government
and build up in,iler. But lie work has been done
lelole by your Icestors, and You will be cafe upon
and mark ont q gov eminent for yourselves. L eXhoTt
ven uow in tlis cisis IN yOnr oi tunes, To be united
tel you ing has afforded me greater graticati1n
tits night than in going 10 your Representative Hail.
"A l H. latafa ont fIrp hay
that auction, wi ich, for the lst week. has engaged
tleir deliberations, with unanu ily which will have
a tIencI dous moral effect on your adyersares, who
are low watC ing those deliberations. t ey are rely
ing uron divis, and dscod among ourselves. When
il goes out 10 the world that South Carolina by "a
MANN Gus vote of both houses of her Legislature, has
decided TO II Convention II Will go with Thrilling
cfec through this br nd nd congratulate yOu that
your REPRESENTATIVES haN cone TO conclusion, and
cone to il with m.auinity unparalleled III the history
OF cur legislation.
Now lie question has been asked over again and
again, WHY should South Carolina be always before
oilers II j. enough TO say in e auaton that she Is
working out tie DEGREES If Providence. u cannot be
denied II al we lave been constitutional peo-
le foremost in resisting tie enemies Of constitutional
liberty. To your great statesman the pubic mlnd Is
ndo led for the true construction If thai Constitution
Carolina in Il is confcdcrated Republic, has always
decided questions Of constitutional liberty Carolina
has decided s,emnly decided and size will decide the
day, trust, III ,ne month from this time. Let me
fl.I
If Won ave ,ilices to FILL I'll them with manimity-
houoi, To bostow, b,stow them with unanimity. Let
everytl ing be- done without di,isi1n. Let every man
Der hat tie safety, honor ard glory Of Es State
is in is keeI ing Follow The noble example of Your
representatives saCii,ing everything upon the altar oil
your country gotd.
Tie work having been begun in South Carolina, the
question is asked do expect aid in any other quar-
ttrsl But q { question il, we expect reasonably
10 have allies fOm other quarters! tell you from
| distinguished sons # Georgia We have the highest
assmanIos-nay, may almost call II positive guar
altee that Georgia will be with US. II positively
| declared over aud over again. that If CarOhnians
would 90 forward in tie work, and Carolina seeede,
that Georgia will soon he alOng,ide if she Is not before
ler Tie telegraph bIhgs us from every quarter me
most clCeil intelligence and has been my pleasant
miyieCe 10 Telegraph to Milledgeyile the action OF
| your Legislature Let me then again eAhort you u
! lie aim, we aud resolue. Look to the constituted
auhniti,s Of your Statelet man counsel anything
Outside the law. Your State will soon put on the
robes # Ter sovereignty Look TO her, and her only,
! wleIeNer Ter Counses lead you. will not say more
to you. will only say remember your duty be faith
| full 10 your name. i call upon you with the llent
stas lo Lin down uI on and il the presence Of the
great God who're glory they proca TO give me your
| nan e, that under 4 is man we never will terye.
| On tie whole, there never was such demon
| ftatioU this, either in regard TO numbers or en-
| tlusiasm. -
| An incident worth mentioning was this: Willie Gen.
| Martin, in The COmse of lis remarks was COM
liuertirC II ladies. large bOquet thrown "a
him from tie l.l,ouy Of the hotel where number OF
| ladies were standing. Lord Cheering hailed this im-
pom tn patriotic offering from the fair portion OF the
| auditory.
MASS MELTING At BARNwELL COURTHOUSE.
In pursuance # a CALL a large and enthusiastic
meeting # tie citizens # BamweH District n. C.,l
was leld at he CouIt-House on Monday the 9TH inst:
Ger johnson Hagood was called 10 the Chair, and
| W. NJ. Hunter requested TO act a. Secretary.
Gen. lIaeoOd, upon taking the Clair, briefly but for
cillv Ell aiued tie object If the meeting, dwelling
uron tie fact that, with the election Of Abraham Lin
c,p the lat bore Of safety for the South III the Union
| will / ave IeIisteG. That with the law-making and
| law-cXeouliug power against us ard pledged To our
! destruction, our deftny written. The cOnstltu-
| floral fabric, reared for protection could only
wholm Us beneath IT. RUNS u we stay, said me- TO dc
| rs our enemies taunt us " like poisoned rats Ia our
holes" or hall abandon the fortress IN which we
have net with nothing Int defeat, and, finging onr
banner To The breeze urOn tie soil Of South Carolina
free sovereign, and INDEPENDENT, strike men strike
who etlke for their heaiths and ire.ides die il
die we must, in defense Of our civilization, our lives,
| and Our Ill critics
| rRAYTR FOR TIE DIOCESE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
| The RI. Rev. Thomas +. Bishop Episcopal Bishop
Of tie diocese of South Carolina has prepared the fol-
loving pray err and collect be used before the TWO
fral yIayeis Of morning and evening service on all
| oc,afiCs during lie session sessions OF the South
| Car, liz Il Legislature:
| O. Almighty and eternal God who, dwelling in the
heavens rultst over I'll, and COveLest tie nations
uron earth die pensing all their destnies according,
to d loy and righteous viii, We acknowledge our
| Cnine CtpcnOcntc upon ibtt' we hlIhblt ouI@riNt'
before Il ee under a deep reue of oHr own unworti-
ness ard awful apprehension If Thy Divine Majesty.
lie mer,ful to US God OF our salvation in tits
day Of tial and necessity Hear prayer, and 1T
| our cIy ctme unto tee. Louk down from Heaven,
we io.eech thee, upon the people Of these United
States witt and eGlighen tleii hearts order their
wills ard Affections and oyerrule all their purposes 10
| tie ends Of truth and justice Of righteousness and
| ICau. We beseech tiee especially 10 bless
| lie IecIle Of this State. TiOu, o God, sit
tett upon the throne, judging right Our