Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07
TmE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONFLICI

The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday says Twelve
families embracing in all thiry-nue persons, arrived in
this city eight ococ, last evening from Berea Madi
county, Kentucky whence they forced to move
account Of entertaining anti-sayery views and Opn
ions
The Salem (Oho) aboltonists about to disinter
the body Of Coppic recently hung at Charlesown, and
buried that village with view of having public
funeral with such other demonstrations the exgen
cies of the occasion may call for.
Among the sigucr for a Union meeting to be held in
laverlll, Mass, which is understood 10 be bid for
Southern shoe trade is the of the who pres
ded at 4 meeting in the samc TO raise funds for
John Browns family He is boot and shoe maker.
The Hartford Times says "a gentleman called at our
Office ON Monday who il about start for the State of
Alabama, 10 commence hatter's shop and fac
tory there. The trade from this quarter having been
much injured, he removes from Connecticut and takes
awav the business aud the hands employed here In this
way Connecticut is made to suffer
SOUTHERN ISDEPENDEScE-A very large meeting Of
citizens OF Alexandria Va cOnygned Thursday, the
18th ns to express their senmSnts 10 relation TO the
course of the North towards Che Institutions OF the South
The meeting was addressed by Hon. jeremiah Morton
and others, who avowed warm attachment for the In
niOn but firm determination TO meet like men the cir
repressble conflict" threatened usby Seward d Co.
'Ir Seward said Mr. Moron) with his cohorts wish to
force upon his "rrepressibe conflict doctrine its
extremity, let them come. We must meet the danger
We can do il oiitctualIy If the worst comes to the
wors, we ust stand by our arms. At present let us
make all want at home and buy all we want at home
and get our wives mothers and daughters to do the
Le his and the wives, mothers and daughters Of
60 will be those OF 76. This will not be dis
union ane but We will be pursuing our rights. Pursue
this Irse aud conservative men at the North would
soon control public sentiment there The South has to
teach the North that though she derives benefits from
the Union vet if she, the North will force disunon upon
us she will be the greater sufferer Let the NOrth-and
by tie Nort' he meant refer particularly to the New
England Stlcset them know that Virginia il ready to
stand by her arms They speak Of bringing eighteen
millions Of people against nine millions. Suppose
they have eighteen millions. Can they conquer nine mil
lions fighting for their wives their children and their
hearthtones (Cries Of no. no from all parts of the
Hail. and great seusatOn) Your answer shows that you
too Mount Vernon to be unworthy of the
sires of IT, Great and prolonged applause.)
Amongst the resolutions adopted by the meeting wrs
the following:
Resoired, That by way of giving practical issue to
this meeting and the first step towards the attain
mcnt of Southern Commercial Independence the citizens
of AlexandriI here assembled, pledge themselves to
and article of apparel not manufactured in
the State of Virginia; and buy all our hats caps
boots, shoes and clothing at home and of home
acture and induce wives aud daughters TO do the
same and that the directors of several Railroad Com
panes be- and they hereby respectfully requested 10
pursue the policy with reference to all articles
quired by their respective roads.
ESTABLISHED IN ARNs-BooES, BULLETS, PRESs AND
POwpER-Ata a Brown donation party in Astubada coun-
ty Ohio the home of Joshua Giddiugs last week. the
following blood and thunder resolution unanimously
passed The Aboitionsts of that place evidently un-
derstand the science of blowing
ResolUcd That do not lack the power to do right
in reference to slavery and shareholders. We can out
vote them out whip them, and out fight them. We have
more men, more money more learning and more enter
prise. We have more books, more presses, and more
powder. We have more railroads. more manufactures,
more shipping, and more bullets We can mob well
and burn as WELL and bully WELL and in case of an
emergency there is Kansas Canada and Mexico to say
nothing of the SemnOes and slaves, and why should
be tramped upon by the cradle punderers ofhe South
GOV. SEWARD AT HIS HOME.
Auburn, Dec. 80 1859
Gov Seward arrived home in the 32O D. IN. train of
todly and was received at the depot by an immense
throng Of citizens the military the public schools the
clergy and civil officers. As he made his appearance
he was greeted by the booming of cannon aud the deaf
euing cheers of his ellOwcitizens of all parties Michael
s Myers an eminent lawyer, old citizen, and the
hardest kind of Hard-Shel Democrat, welcomed him
home in eloquent and appropriate Speech to which the
Governor replied in his happy manner. He then
escorted to his residence and greeted at every step with
salutaons aud waving of hanikerchiefs by the mass
of people who blockaded the streets lined the house
tops crowd the balconies and occupied every available
space Arches of evergreens with appropriate notices.
spanned the street. private and public buildings
decorated with flags aud inscriptions; and no means
seemed left unemployed to demonstrate the satisfaction
felt at hs arrival home Among the thousands of
toes we noticed the following.
"Wecome to the defender of the rights of man."
"God bless YOU, Gov Seward"
"Wecome to the defender of the liberty of the press
"And the Lord was with him, and did let of his
words fall to the ground"
The following was signed "The Clergy" and spanned
the gateway of Gov Stewards ground:
"And behold am with thee, and will keep thee in all
places whittier thou goest and will bring thee again into
this land"
The following extract from speech of Gov. Seward,
was Inscribed upon an arch of evergreen which panned
one of the public streets
See to it that freedom and equal rights are inculca
ted at your resdes in your schools and in the churches
Everything considered this was one of the most enthu
siastc and hearty welcomes ever extended by people,
isitou distinction of party to public man. 1t shows
that however men may differ politically, the people Of
Cayuga county hold in highest esteem the virtues and
services of Gov. Seward.
XTIRCINIAsCOAL OIL-Just received a supply Of yir-
Vina Coal OIL oil Is Of light COLOR and burns equal
any made barrel gallon be had
North The attention Of the trade Is respectfully Invited.
jas W. PETERSON, Druggist.
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