The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

country ~spapers their respondents are Just nov
in terrible way know which OF the thirty forty
that before the country for the Presidency
the HERALD going TO support They viii probably And
out when ii is done-that Nspoleons system. A
paper IN Philadelphia, which supports Henry A. Wise,
says l1
When the Commissioners 10 the Con veuton oT esuahern
States assemble, thcy viii either M WIN closed
coos or ADOPT exclude Northern Gplee We
pope ta not one line Of Their proceedings Will appear IN
the HERALD, or IN any other Northern pager The HnRiD,
IN three months from this oate-in pursuAnoe Of q
pledee-wiil :sn mp lhe dag Of Fremont Ths OOmnis-
sontfs may easily detect Northern II MUD REQUESTS
VIII rot suffice TO be relieved Of their presencs resort
feathers ana the lash may be- necessary II Tho
mission OF intelligence DO prevent
cd let the wires be SEVERED and the post offices be sub
jeceo special SUPERVISION fe liberty, poperty-thu
constitution ana the Unon-ail are involved
Washington correspondent Of the Boston Pcs. says
may have appeared liue strange your Massachu
sei's I.adtrs that the teegTapc correspondent OF the
INV YORK HERALD should have Mt the entire speeches
o speaker Pennington Mr.. sheI man and Mr. Briggs over
the vines, expense o than two hundred dOl-
lars, while that oi Mr. 8urhpgane, tae even
ing on The same occa ana iouwing ssrenAde FROM
the band ~ muse and which nlInsically tho
most appopiia Speech u the evening, nat al
u.od there s.suihcance la tn. which
is worth, Of record For two muu,hs there has been g
DIVISION Of regard repuo ,can NOMINEE
ton lh- ~ esiueDcy; Wison, and Weed, And Crten-
aid o'he Of thai stamp, bring avor OF un;,ng
al the elements oI opposition tie democracy,
the mug free so!ier 10 the ast obaurnte Save
upon "oa,iona Union platform. 10 attempt 70
ia Young America elcllept here, protesting 10
the advantage OF restoring dynasty which Is only
old whggeIy " seed aud they have been fuglng for
Gov. eai Ks the nominee II being arranged that
es The Charleston lomlpation was maize the NEW YORK
Herald TO run up the little Iron man's' Gag Win
This latter ment Mr. Bnripgame has Mi along been
supposed be snht until election OF Pennington
compelled him 10 show his hand q, horror OF h9r-
ros he ouns, and glove, morse, and dra-
goops the interest the National Union' men, and
engineering with John Minor Bous and Humphrey MAJ
shah i~io ale nightly cloeeted with republicans and
An.r Guh Aattpn IN lanvA
Massachusetts Governor ont the cold THIS the origin
OF NOS, intense feeling which has sprung up here within
week between d,iIerert sections Of the socaed res
pubcsps hut the defeated being hourly rung
TITO the Wilson Weed and CrtteDden arrangement, and
few months they will he shouting Bates Bolts Bell,
shall be agreed upon, they we're originally pos
sessed Of 'be most nveera ate hostility 10 Gov Banks
Non INTERCOURSE MISSISSIPPI IEalsIA ruRR-
The following resolutions have passed the Senate Of Mis-
sissippi,- ea
Resolved by the Legislature OF the State Of Missssppi,
That the JdDg OF this Union should
10 The rigid system Of commercial intercourse
with all communities, cities and states wno continue "a
offend their constitutional riguts For this pur-
pose invite the legislature of any Southern ssats
with this daiion, sud that Ia every
State and county, town and neighbo rhood resolutib
may be adopted to purchase use ~ Tar prsct
cable, any artioc Whatsoever know to have been pro-
duccd manufactured IN such community city or State,
10 have been imported into The Tor SALE In FUR
thr AID Of this object earnestly recommend ~ the
Southern States aud their people that they encourage by
ali their power their mechanics merchants,
manufacturers aud institutions OF learning and the
poy mcnt Of their citizens ouly in their public nsti
tu,ons OF any character and especially discourage the
employ ment of teachers and prcacners in their midst
from tuch Offending community city or STATE, thus oon
ibutpg 10 the safety and prosperity veil as the de-
veoement OF the uneuaed resources and Independence
OF the South .... Ia Ir..N
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be trans
med the Governors Of each Of tho Union,
and 10 our Senator'S and representatives in Congress-
The GOVERNOR MISSISSIPPI FEpERAL RELATIONS -
On the 18th utimO Governor Pctus communicated spe
cia message to the Legislature upon federal relations.
With he sent the resolutions Of the South CAROLINA L.
gsature inviting national convention Of the Southern
States for the purpose Of considering their safety
The Governor warmly approves the measuro and asks
the Legislature 10 give the resolutions favorable oons-
deration He aso recommends that the Legislature
nd the laws OF the State make their
commerce less profitable those who make war upoz
| their rights. He says
| therefore recommend that such tax, say Eve or
ten per cent be levied on al goods, and msr
chandse, not manufactured in Mississippi. that may 10
offered tor sale In this State, Will e1actuay
heve citizens from the burthen OF the expensive pre-
parsuon for their defence. Nor ought literature Of
the North be exempt from this tax Is the medium
through which enemies have sought 10 poison tAs
minds Of the should be made 70 contribute
TO the cure of tho evils has caused and therefore
commend the passage OF law requiring all book agents
who 70 this State for purpose of soliciting SUB
scrPtons for any book not printed in the State Of lHs
through which they may pass on such business under
such penalty for refusing or nesscng ne Ame VIM
M
that such nne be hfty dollars for each county,y
WRE AND HUHrxR-WpE AmAD.-rhe Richmond L.
qiirr says Of the Mtyone counties In Virginia whose
proceedings Of democratic meete @ for the appointment
Of delegates 10 the State Convention have boon published
twenty eight polling 1851 democratic votes have de-
clared preference for Henry A. Wise. twenty-five
counties, polling 356 democratic votes have expressed
no preference, and one county, polling 29s democrats
votes has pressed preference for r. NJ Z. Hunter
TIE FIRST DECAPTATos USDxR THE NEW CLERK.-Tha
nrst man beheaded under the regime around the
House hall Mr. Charles Cone, the Clerks principal
messenger. He was President Pierces confidential mes
senger during the whole Of that gentle admintra
ton and appointed to his late place upon the urgent
personal solicitation Of President Pierce himself Tina
ink With which the record OF Mr.. Forneys election
written was hardly dry before he struck or Official
head. flY p evHH sF Elmo gffe r7rf
MISSISSIPPI AND IHE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE--n vii! |ba
that al the Southern Convention held in
vcksburg last Nay the vote Of the Mississippi dccga,es
cast in favor Of opening the African slave trade The
present Legislature, however has set the State right on
that subject at least The bill repeal tne STATE law
against the Introduction Of Africans into State waa
rejected on the 2Sth ut, by vote Of three On
motion TO indefinitely postpone whole subject tina
yeas were GO, nays %. % se.,R
THE USosHw NoxTH CAROLINA A meeting Of tho
Union party held In Fayetteville, NJ c. on the slst
uh to select delegates to the opposition State Convention,
Tho following resolution was unanimously passed.
Resolved, That In these times Of hnaaoisA and wiz
exctsment beooves 81 who dosiro the perpetuity Il
and revere the tsaohings OK tho immortal wsshinSson "a
for the restoration OF those feelings GOOD win ana
fraternity which formerly existed between the Norhern
and Southern portions Of this confoderacy ~
BnTn pI---k appears that what b called The pco-
phs party of Delaware much excited on the qucs-
ten q sending delegates 70 the Chicago Convention, and
thus booming idousded with tbs rspubnoans The party
appear 70 be considerably asaled the subject and bs
propr.oty Of the movement u warmly discussed.
OSE or NM MnEm or CoveKns IRON NApyE cor
respondent says that Hon. Daniel T. Somes republican
representative in oongess from the First district Of Malne
b indebted 70 Mr. Peck, the deisang saie Treasurer,
70 the amount Of slo,5o0 Mr.. Somes ied in business
shortly after his election TO Congress- and has NOT since
bssn able 10 pay The amount D.4