New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13
Breckenridge and Lane mer 10 Connecticut comprise
tie subetaUtis sne rsisIe vel IS the lsrgs.
porjoO of the D.moHa,y Of the Sts.s."


tie most subetaUtis sne rssbe vel IS the lsrg,s
porOoO of the D.moTasy Of the Sts.s."
TIE Montgomery (Als.l Mail b,s ire folio wing:
"FIDDLE AWAY, NERO IS lme of the Bel pspsrs
affect 70 eer ut ,hs boribls oegro instructions in
I xss end hstthe umors Of toe buruioR OF towns
are all gotten ~ pou al eHeo-tO scare the poole
aud are a plete hoax. T6sse b II papers would
have the people think nothing AID kn'w less s'Out
tbese horrible Instructions. Tbess Ii lite, may bs
hsply to esr that The Liocon papers at tbs Nrt1 are
al u g hem TO wool the Of the people As An
exam Il-, The NEwYoRK TRIBUNE heads he accounts
Of the horrible Abolition m china ions in Texas With
n rts The Texas Fright SO the as'4s,ioat ,ns
of Vugioa citztps by it, devotee. was d-noun 4ted
The Big S'sre Rather odd objects to make merry
over. Fiddle away, NtroV
The Washington, ID c., Wide wakes, now mum.
berpg 90 memhe,s have thoroughly orgs 1ized by the
CT Dice of q following oficers President, Is Wis
! Clfpfane vi Perfect &c Jge II Plat; S-crs-
| tsry, G. A. Hail. Csptain Henry NJ Knight; First
Lieutenant r. X. Elliott; Second Lieutenant, Richard
NJ. DowDer.
| The Brooklyn Eagle Gays that Mr. Douglas
has sgain been attacked by bis usual mslady sore
throat 1t is sheW Oily suspected that the eectioO in
Maine has had a powerful influence his broucha
tubes, ard has caused him this sudden fit of hosrse
| NESS"
| -IDe worcester COunty AL l-oihNeIt cOVioty ufo
recently held its quartz ry meeting at Worcester, Mas
Among the resolutions adoOted after one to tue effect
that the America Union is :" a gigantic conspiracy
against ostice and God covenspt with d,ath, aud an
sg cement with he'll the folio wing appears:
ss 10 cOhto Sov@sP Of which fOhu ucy Adm,
Sd ths petrstoD propagation, and p-rpetditon OF SAY
edges to enforce all the bloody compromises of the Coniu
ton the mmuni snd prot ci"n Of syey as Sts ins'itu
suppression Of all slave insuuecton aud he recaptue
Of fugitive y.s since Abraham LinG'lnis the au.hor OF "a.
pive bill whose and unconstitutional aTociT
en- Senator Mason hesress enough
and since Il rot he defender O. any ne T. the
sde the sda zion of Slave stte and the d'an,
chfu,nt the black man under stse -es 'a'e oi
partial Freedom has little TO hope and much - Tear IRON the
triumph Of that party.
| A protest, signed at Sulphur Springs Va by 46
citizens of Southern S~ts ia published ia The Rich
mond Enquirer 1t is directed against the Norfolk
ep eCh If dr. Dtuglat, and it contains the following
| language:
In u is address, Mr.. Douglas declares that If the
Son'h.r IN States mot art but all sha secede fron
tie UDIOn upon he inauguration OF Abraham L,ncoln
! " will he the duty Of the President OF the United
stes ho 10 the case suOposed viii be Lincoln by
TO punish subdue the and that be viii cJu sci
10 10 DO 30 aid q him TO 30 by all the means IN
Lie rover. Now as there is large psrty at the
Moth own ihe moot mpl4cable hostility to ths in-
siniOns of the Soutb; whose candidate for tue Presl-
ncy Is Mr.. Lincoln, this declaration of Mr. Dougas
4
nv of the United States, by the vO os alone OF one
ctiop " hO is pledged TO all the powers of tue
ument for the destruction of the rights an
perty Of ire other eectiOp would not lutty the weaker
10 resittarCe but that If in sneh event ths fifteen
Southern aes should assume to determine on t1s eX
tent of their danger, aud TO quietly withdraw from II,
be hOnld regard their lion revolt and az sach to
Ie puIis ed with all the force Of the g)vernmen.
Tbin this we can conceive OF no do trne more dan.
ge oOs 10 the South. Il COUfouDds resistance II etb-
bs ed law by individuals which it would be the duty
Of the Chief Magistrate TO punish, with the pesceabs
S, ion Of States fir cump>c no longer cOnHs ent
with the interes stence of ts constituents bat
it tIea the UDOD as a perpe ua bond, exariog
or to a stronger section. 1t strips the States
of TIE chief attributes of Sovereignty, to wit:
the night 10 dete mine when their existence
is put 10 hazard 20 the mesOe necessary to their
preservation and sfrms that while it Is legitimate IN
The PEOPLE # the North having control of thu General
Government through it TO il fct u BON the States OF
the SoUh whstever wrongs it NAV be consistent with
their interest feelings to ppOse t wond be treason
in the people of the South tn obey the orders OF their
Staes in opposition TO Federal authority
The prod smatiou of sush sect ments by Judge Dong
las oning inn ediatejy after Seward Boston speech
uttered here vt the S,nh AID addr, ssed t. the citizens
Of a State whose Execu i've declared that Federal
tIoops should only her hOrdsrs over he bodies OF
her scns-bv man from the North from the nsgnbor
hood # Lincoln himself candidate for the Presi fen
cy VI unteerng his counsel to Linc 10, AMI, in the
event of lis e'ec,ion his aid TO wage wsr upon oar
people md 70 slsy them as 'ebes ha0g them 10 cold
blood az ators if they s'al render obedience TO 81 te
IA fer thsn Federal authod " il repugoant TO every
sense OF right sId merits from the people OF the S0atn
lhe seyeIest rebuke.