New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

leave their sludics and 90 away homel lie thooghf
the prescnt fspet 81 aars in the South was not let-
iuatey the immediate result OF any political influence.
but turbulent state which lot Of alarmets had bees
,...,mo ,Do plsnuing for long Ieiod, ia or'ef %
profit by 1, IN some way or Diner ,.5 The foIlovx.
Tie Committee here appeared ana one''o '''
gIeees A. rscrn, meeting this city ~ souh, n .ss
cal studp eaos bs'e been made to 9aI IS,s fs poe
reasons view Of the recent Presidential eeSi'' ~
R.rsS Th The ea.. in attendance at the nsn.
cal COLLEGE end ccsy ao:R II s%s + the ,s
a and Tor which purpose they have Ie. s,s n,
ard entered upon fhe lectures now in progress here
for such rel, aP s, ssg Hs s sss Which
shall their sd SSTs r.. # : sapsd. f"
P,.,eJ That a. several Of Profsst5s are scuihen l
birth s1d sdSGIG 5 N S3d 'S OF s q 's and d
n., the south enie'osd By 1py Of fS or RIPis" s. s
., md oher advantages enjoying here in cn'as our
d s. We remain a. posts and counsel or sew's
en g Other Northern o ;SS sr 70 20 No. our
he eli Of patriotism when pledge ourselves 70
citizens Of tie ''0'"s'" j. II PURDY, chArmsn, Virgins
J.J mcELv ~, Secretary, Mi''onh
prof Reeqe of Maryland spoke to the resolutions "a
tire same vein ~ the previous speaker. nere, no
b1sght "a in Philadelphia short time ago. there w'
n ,Scrt made TO get up n stampede Of SOUTHERN GU,
dents. bnt he hopet, trey would recognize no po'iioaa
d;s,n ctons until there was something growing ous
of Ia m
then tn ere would DC Jhs' pro'eA' i0 e
their ri udes. ..,.;ons
The lharInsn about TO put the resolg,iG ms
whom p, w. Gardner Of New-YOrk, said he w0ud hho
IN sav n W ord or two He inquired why southern
the wight desirable to leave the largest eky anu
the greatest bOsI al advantages in the United Ses
dthe PREF dent elect pr1poFe any chanr !.
10 Souberne " Were the facilities for Dissection 70
be ipterfered " ifhi Was ever "hog and hon,iny
struok ont Of tn biz of fare Of New-York hotels ana
4 Ham In gln "
Great cIanoe In TN opportunities for medical study or
e. a. con- f,ts of ife TO he made' II nothing OF the
~; a 800 20 no done why should Southern Students
~ NJ ~ VI an more than Americans should leave
D.; r. eb.noe rgas made from Republic to an
re &c. NO q blood to be shed, stay here and
nn IL Iooa ord hood cut Off aughterI- not eut
r e. e,n boa5s n he secession movement OF an-
a. 80 I'D norlv help along the hue aud cry
u s "s n1.. desiring to create an alarm
t;h Ia =; I, nm 70 general account, politioaliy,
" 49, I'D tUi',,lt ne were 10 have one COin-
~, o "a 60 pros;Jnn, or divided country and two
~ IN ;5 Vn ,hI, H. ,uthern students had better
stay here till one section or ne oIer " WI Sa,on
Republic should inerfeIewit ltneil S Snalan.a
TO get that what they "e nere ,or t esIIsd
Prot. Budd, who ia also ew-iorscr, ooi hsS &c,
a. tem,ted IN make ANYTHING like political speech.
l. aughterl He was in favor the Iesoiu'o op ,d
0ut amendment. The country mao 90. .1s s;ito
where tie ultra men Of the n, htn anu '"o Il ~,
cd The srop and both were endeavoring to get
ur Ii Oh, in excitement to show the 'oo .c;
n e resolutions then put anu cal' 49, Ia a.
Incrsly, and a cal made for 'speee' ''o"' WI
Hin p.l;,
He said re bad been at the ha OF INC D,eoA n.I
rideers the other night the proc, edgs siely, @
difagred with them. He did not Pec' W A. n"J ~
hn,s o w, io he receS y; tructions from
hon 0 to do 20. .....,,
ri. mermeg We ~ o ~ ~, nao ~. Las IL be bat
anything TO say. lie not likely to 20 ho',o w
,e n,,S d Ia To- go. HI ., aon,;nua the Coeg
Jnng tIe rsm.inder n the ,ession. "a, % kuse Thu
meeting then adjourned.