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

lTon'e OF $4,000 600
Profits Of importers. 1900 600
Profits Of shipping, imports and exports.... 40 Oos 600
Profits on travellers. s.................... oeC00,oG0
Profits OF teachers and others al the South
Profits OF agents brokers, commissions Sc 10 600 900
Capital drswn from the South. 80 900 900
Total from these sources rces...........s2 s23l SOC, 900
Two hundred and Thirty one millions OF southern ipdus
try contributed 70 support Northern Absr and Northern
enmty towards the south Withdraw this southern ri-
butte for the privilege of remaining 10 the U.on
ceive nothing In return but sbuse and hostility,
tumey and Injustice and turn the golden stream upon
ourselves, and will cot the south spring at bound 10
RAPID wealth strength snd poe tiop and Ia short time
oyeishadow our enemies anc render them poweress2
European nations stand ready to open free trade-fur.
nifh Us with their manufactures anu ase produc
tons in return we desire H. and they wish shove all
things, and will protect US against Northern
ect ourselves and cefy The North We ran nave free
ports and give preference 70 foreign ships We do with
out Northern nsh, hats iurntGre, comescs hay, beans
butter, nutnees and spurious guanos made o. single
soi ard plaster exorss not disposed 10 dress IN
southern hon1purs, we can get French, English and
German cloths, calicoes musiips, &C, direct, aud
ne can eat our bread and meat, can
make our own shoes, hats, clothes, &c, and make
o~n hay, groceries, railroad and everything we
really need and ths very institute the glory
and power Of the soutn TO the confusion Of the North
stop aow Of Southern wealth 70 The North keep
IL NJ home and enrich The south stop going North FOR
hesh and cabbage teeo-for pleasure and hnery-when
you do better grow rich In patron zng
your own soil We not depepdenl the North tor
any thing, We turn 70 ourselyes-nor We need their
assistance, aid or protection in any thing bounty
on foreign bottoms TO carry cotton " Europe
bring back goods in exchange, will give the Yankee
maxim spssms that win end IN giving the Northern
Iuiacturne Dabobs apd thp owners aboshiDg fever
even forever unto death
Peaecabo win be salvation and slorinoa
Upion and submission, without protection for our pra
pefty ana without equal rights. viii be aud desraC
lion 10 the soutn let s be prepared aud have
| rights In the Union if We can or out Of II snyhos
MISSISSIPPI.
! WHAT GOVERNOR BROWN, OF MISSISSIPPI, WILL DO.
| senator A. O. Brown, Vf hissss,ppi, addrcssed
| Breckinridee and lane meeting In New Orleans ew
evenings since The Crescent the conclud1g por
| tion Of his address olo~ss-
On The subject OF the charge Of dsunon the honorable
gentleman remarked that In his State there not
| person 10 be found who would dsrupt the Union. We
want 4, II by protecting rights Of the pco
PIE But whenever ,he government shall be in the hands
OF Abraham Lincoln, the Union VIII be dissolved am
not here TO tell you what 10 do, my fellow citizens, but
by banding together sustain yourseves BE ready
to rmp Into each others boeoms II we're, and Il Lin
CON becomes President u s In that emergency more i'm
prtAnt 20 ~ than nousS, or Bell or heckinridge get
only one or more votes than the other that you
! be united What In 10 be doneg some cay. Walt,
have no right 10 dictate 10 Louisiana, bat / have
right TO speak Of Mississippi and what she will so and
when u 10 TO be lone Louisiana may do - she pesses
ask 10 have committed to my opinions All do
10 10 try and enforce these opinions In Sate In
the event Of Lnc,ns election shall advise the Govern
shall advice the Legislature 10 convention OF the
people that they call home the Congressoral repre-
seniatves. aud let them by the memory of tho
spirit Of their forefsthe the iefeuce Of "a. q and
ce The hour Of threats and oppresloI las grown into
fulness IN Tho North. would no, be surprising 10
see the Yankees sc,ua,sd by The desire whp
into subsection thai animated King George ~. But lst
,h,m oome; never did the British At New Orleans have
isnscss have With as Many Jsotsos would spring
U,'., n nnss @ ne 70 defend 'ne rsns o. ths soa,h
ana W gel not 'aese' advise you 10 sesis'ano"
SECESSION MISSISSIPPI.
Mss sends The following letter. usde, as,e o. ocs 30
The cause Of southern rthts goes braveiy on In this
infant city q woods ami our men arc perfectly Infused
with spirt Of resistance, even 70 the bitter cod,
70 further federal epcroschmeuts and aggrcssions Yes
tefdsy afternoon there large and enthusiastic meet
ps Of those Who believe 10 ihc right q secession Col
Frteman's warehouse, which Dr. W = prioe pre-
sidsd and Col James W. Gsuldipg acted n secretary
on taking lbe chair Doctor made s,me very appro-
pirate and patriotic remarks expAns,oy Of obsc, Of
the meetns, which we're warmly resolved
W T. lyon; % read The following resolutions,
people q this section stand Southern rghts The re.
sovereignty and determination to exercise thoec rrh
10 the event Of the election Of Lincoln 10 he Pres.
Here are ,se resolutions which were rs.s aaS .aops
sriaiira, without dissenting voice.
where's, the presen, political excitement, tending ~
~ case OF her submission 70 the election OF Abraham LIN
coin and 70 the dissolution Of the Union
ssance demands that those In the south desire her
rights 70 be preserved, and who willing apert her
dignity, should take some preparatory scton, hcre-
Resolved That we deeply deplore The party differences
which al this time divide the s,un and that IN this
toe we regard ourselves risrg superor 70 party tram
rnes and a. acting alone for toe best interests o hat
section with which ust live or die
Resolved. That We recognise the inslensble rght o.
state OF his rnon 70 sccedc Whenever the opinion %
majority Of the people Of that state, such measnre s
decided reocssary
R,soycd mai the election of Abraham In-ola W the
Office of President CT these Unsi states will state
of things justifyps and Dece~atins the immediate se.
cesson o. tho state Of MISSISSIPPI
Retoved, That we organize ourselves into q company
for military purposes holding ourselves at ali tlmsS
READY obey the call and of the Governor Of
The stste Of hssssippi 70 enase In such work be may
think vii contribute 70 the saesy and well being Of
state
Resolved Tha our organization be called the Minute
Men of Mississippi
Resolved ha, ,hcse resolutions be pvinted and
The different coustiee In the state % Mississippi
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions be sent 70
ue Governoy Of the state, the Hoo. John ,. rcttus.
lou vi perceive BY these rcsoutioss that We s~ "h
right On the goose In this section. gny nine ~ tho
flower of town enrolled their The list,
one of whom vn finch from afscing the musls,n be
ever 20 dscordsnt The only two persons prevent wno
made any objection either 10 the letter spirit OF tn
foregoing resolutions The ony two prcsen, Of
TCoNUNUD ON HeHTH PACE