The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28

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they showed hs@seiyss what hsy But The politician:
he hat sne%sn Of
.heir forrest and go and leaders On his
are Of as the ss
Why Don't you a. The souh get up Union meeng. and put
ean party does not step beyond MI 20.
party here did not Always hold And only Union party
party always is history and Character stand
they enemies The Virginia. which love-
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back again % drive them 70 their dens hope the friends q
sssss !ss ssas rspaSnesH p.r!y 81 pos;
@ what M a on
Win inow It you allow yourself reflect and remember
o.
sentiments would entirely agree with mne TO iaK
THE vIRclsIAssRErry
SIR The of your of the 9Th commands my re-
change mine With candid between
remember Your error is me- to look back
nGlaesoD It wss abandoued DO YOU agree with me sOon,
love OF the Union and constitution as did formerly
sah TO do es; such aora sa a:1a to FOR
be republican party TO be opposed TO all interference with
embrace southern rights whether under ths federal
constitution state laws 1snot the refusal practically
cansf nd What this but form Of As oue Of
Sopsd the party ~as cog
operated with elect the overthrow of the democratic party
Judge distance from puoc indies rejoieed
he al & Ss s sp
sar would cut loose from him aboonist which that
hose Who the ooosa,ion and Se Tusop IA letter
spm As they had been and we're and ho,e who would
pointed though Rave not ye. why de,pshed Of e being
and only abS
iopsts who have counteparced and endorsed it'll
IS ore ss
oO unssd By al who
were fer the Union or the principles and opninne of the
tese Union mesFs BY depossd dhonsst
ns the so ssso essa p soo n San
Would not the imputed attempt to expose the republicans to
S Sn 'sss s Why
ssse ss N % s not s.s last
fer Union IN d.ressId Of hemt For The ,s
be forced on me or mine deal with he eonsut
ton breakers FIRST IN the Union and through the Union, aud
and fears hsve in republican party these the
Sssss IT,
being doysl 10 the constitution and therefore 70 the Union
Be S ssa party ls 'y sns
try to sissbuse Of he differences which The faos have
bot to let yon see how one WHO'S ardenty
% ds Vi"
sosgbt any office whatever honestly The
;S sfs nsa
n u. 4 oS fssx Mr. ns wss s
duct think you claim him without warrant Hrs public
sSs How
20 isie the whole south count: one ally
been formed such state Of thpsss Can subss
under ~ No, cir The same feeaog that glowed in Mr.
il on he iii Of March which warred through bic whole lie
ss
him by the aide Of Mr. Everett in Faneu Hall the s Decem
Keep Win pledged i.S You gave .:
srohsrs pupOn a, in such state Of things would Be
SssGUR s
% hs sor s WS s Mt BE-
haps may seest the South the subjects Of cor
q s.noe canuo IN h. nature things % ws UNDER
ss Sc" s so "a sg s tn sSs s shs % affect yop
thirdly, that II lie our bus ness-not yours.
MR. MEANINGLESS MISSION VIRGINIA.
Governor Letcher sent to the Legislature today the fol-
lowing message in relation to the mission OF the Hon Mr.
slemmnger, who, with two members of his family,
are staying at the Exchange HOTEL the guests of the
State
GENTLEMEN or IRE SENATE AND : ousE OF DeLEcArss:-
Chrsopher G. M.miDge- d,s.ngnshsa Citizen Of he sss
South Carolina by several resolutions adopt
.iop regular crm delivered 70 me In person aud
died in the Office Of the Secretary Of State o,.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, COLUMBIA, 8. c., Jan, 1850
Legislature session. unanimously
Sase appointed he Hon e. MemmSer spseis s co 'aa
to the State Of Virginia to carry out the objects Of
people OF South Carolina look with deep interest upon
ont Of t. Hoping Sa, he son viii sn un
from, to he e her pons, and her and
title herself the lasting gratitude OF her southern sisters by
bringing about these desirable objects. WIN. II. GIsT.
Mr. NEMnINGER TO GOV. LErCuER
- RICHMOND Jan. H. 1850.
DEAR sIRr have the homer communicate to you
resolutions hch we're unanimously adoped by
Der last The STATE Of south Carolina has fe the aesoes
The indtgniy offered 70 the State Of Virginia and
% express their cordial sympathy ~s The people Of yrsna
they have honorsd with charge Of COMMUNICATING their
Permit therefore respectfully request
g sss n. should T 30
coed to discharge The duty entrusted 70 me ,,,,,,x
1.-THE resolutions referred to in these communications
have already appeared in the HERAiD]
RICHMOND. Va, JAM IS 1850.
The Commissioner from Cdnnectica-His Communication
he Legstaturs-Hi, Mission Fhils~s-Resol,aioms IN
Reference to a Southern Confcrnce-BanQua Of Governor
Wise to the Legislature, de-, &c.
Mr.. Charles l. Chapline, commissioner from Union
meeting held recently in Connecticut arrived in this city
some days ago, and presented to tho Governor, aad
through him TO the legislature the proceedings Of the
aforesaid meeting, accompanied by letter from himself
Both documents referred TO the Harper's Ferry
Joint Committee, and there feel certain they will be per-
mted to remain.
The commissioner, called does not vested with
any State authority but merely the delegate Of few
who composed the New Haven Union meeting
II is said Of Of these that they downright
republicans: and the motive In sending the commissioner
suspected TO be nothing than induoement to
Virginia to abandon her nonintercourse projects The
fact is that all these professions Of Union will avail no
thing toward perpetuang until practical proof Of