New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
NEv-YuRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBF" 49, 1850
'Carolina have her own way. The was thu sum

Carolina have her own way. The was thu sum
Of his complaint. He thea went on 10 say:
"i,pow her. m.py peon who ,hni - --c--'ion snd
incpsreby linked torslcr. Wa riay follows oeon
but will be very short aud CONTINUED 20 very ANAL area
between the Northern aud the South OF tho FEC
al Goveinn aud the South would b. yory serious and
vey esrei,c snd the Federal hss nc money
1T viii have money! hs credit viii have no credit
D. ia through the revenues. ohacd from she pl.a ne OF the
sogh that the (;ov.nr.p hes rolled ~ wealth h-- -n-
dercd heso ". raised hes. sao,heT peo-
pie hss spent beu Such cannot be carried on without
sn posriiy c1r,riyn 70 command don't
think s there any po-,iby c invaion theo Il mc'e
spetk of~sr
tut bee |. -,n srd m-s, cusrl azin-. No
srca, political change take Place without ge.. 'iidai
distress class, s-r properly must f-li -'oess de-
prerue Of those Who Hive on .ipie- sn' wage" nay
perhaps employment Th- ali evil snd W.
droc mn. take not to i'oea-e this distress
-ces-ay Hoides Of starved pauPsrs who du lag tho past
s. ner croaked III, rvcs Drawer In ther shouts Tor Lincoln
ard Han In DOW Homeless ard pcuresr will dclnsc our shores
II we are not on gtd And stck "a one o. tho
wi e., act, that his tLsacd nern, events that our Mayor
red r old ordinance requiring TO enterino
protecting the community sg-n-' their psnpe pa'e"
us rrdend that the Mayor Of Savannah has adop'ed
similar The employ Of country belong 70 hoe
10 are In here cboen ~ throw their lot Ia WIN -.
Lry SITTER out lc; to IL thG' they sha snne' " io
a. possible .
We may committed erors in orr past hi tory and Po
CIV but of Ibis Satisfied that wo are now doing the oes'
best thing we can and that L. escape the goi,os
drgsdson of any PEOPLE. Of being so'efnea ny PeoPe i'
,;rp al d hostile TO the nirrves."
Thomas NJ. Hanckle, esq.,, concluded by saying:
ct vii, rs, 9TH yo opv ibos'pg out two thoashts
hs. er,sh,. H,d popls aap s,Jer 'uoeed The
history Of Z c,ce, Home Sparta Switzerland i'- ao Sa,a
Caona in n.volu'i all have proven his rms WI h
Il osnrrrouf her -pd costly experiment to n'u hs
Col Thomas Simons said
Ir 20. the, tho-e speak yon of dls' Of pospo7ns
scci iii the An Of March mex whc'hc' hcy msan II ~ not
A. N, n. rrt " IL has privilege withd the is-t
,,~ w..k to been in communication "b itnJ ditin
s.isn. rs att q soa ,se s s am icy s3
b, rt III io And when that seton sha once have boon
have ~ uhlVb
stst..."
Others " oke 60 the same effect. al appeared
70 think that their labors would be concluded
within one week.
The ,eislnrn,e has chosen Gen. w. W. Har-
lee Lieutenant Governor.
TIE C,.n,r Of this m'r ling has Il letter lr I'M
Wasbir gion, ia which the writer Zone Of the
he.t informed correspondents in Washlngton)
states tie President has received ASSURANCES
ufon which lie relies that South Carolina will
not ohs!ruct the Revenue lass nor attempt Ia
seize tie public property. beg to place these
assurances" alongside the language of the
spcechcs quoted above and more especially con-
trast them with the preparations making for
doing just what they "assurc" the President
they won't do. The writer also says:
"Fut The Preilert s b.se with application from Dem.
oxrsc sou &c lhe ssIri Mou rie and
msk ether pr tions f surrort II the uut -y Of b,
fe .1al y.rnm,nt. he p Leaf di.rs ted
than by this subject
soue fien the officer he commands Fort Moultri-
We, her. tb other day. T.u"' III. edent TO relieve him
om the d. agreeable posiar Bu; thy sdy-d
u,s s the OIL pcAion for reSsoa wits that the Fort
would l- scked, end thai, stacked Major Anderson
would he ordered TO suneud,ri without GIing gan.
81" lie oeItsn =. ay rate th the President will send
uorcccn suIf Plies end that there are bu: seventy men
f, for duty il the Fort"
Can it be- true that, after all, the Government
prererty, which tie President sad he will
ferd, is TO he given up, md thus Secession
allo ned to succeed ty the conaiylnce of the
President