The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27

spstisuton Of the United saiesS whether indeed the
entire GALAXY Of patriotic New England States that formed
NE Hartford Convention have NOT nullned this provong
whether 6ouherner foiled every step by state
legislation In the attempt 70 his fugitive slave
ana ' n s &c uU s
wualy awarded 70 atrocous crimes2 Yes or no-n this
not 10 and 30, not In denial OF the promise Of said
States IN entering into contract with their sister States
and IN defiance Of the stpuatiops OF the constitution
tended for the protection OF those statesS
the S....s which have passed laws Prohibiting within
BY Congress In conformity with the provisions Of the
ssuton have debed Congress and nulihed the consti
tution They are the true dsunioniss so far a. these
laws concerned they out Of Union Neither Ia
mere any IN the Cover nment 70 force them
back into the Union and compel them 10 fulfil their obl
cations In any conflict Of between them aud the
general they too powerful TO be coerced
theory, indeed II we adopt the opinions OF those VINO
tk that the States have surrendered all sovereignty 70
The United States they may be coerced out practically We
know that the attempt would prove ridiculous failure
and that Congress poweriess to oocrce them even II
But has Ccpgress the power state that null
naes statute made IN conformity w,,n me consu Won
and 6ther States which respect to the Fugitive Slave
nv have dened 10 authority With what justice can IL
government which suffers it's dearest rights 10 be
amped OF? The South 10 absoved from all allegiance
until these rights respected and the rebeous States
are brought repeal these obnoxious statutes "a
RAn broken SIDE" said Daniel Webster In relation
% this very subject, ais bargain broken all sides. I"
fore they taunt the Southern States therefore, with
ing dsunioniss and threaten 70 dragon into sub
misfon TO their authority let them SCI the example OF
obedience by pealng their nullif ing statutes Let
the honestly comply with their part OF the contract
Anc you VIII hear Of and accession in the
souih they occur they wiz have been provoked and
necessitaed by acts orig Mating here. The wolves in
ms contest arc not the people or OF the south
Oar New Haven CoyrespoEdence.
NEW HAVEN, oc!. 25, 1850
Manufacturing Distress Commencing at TIE North, fc.
In New Haven, at this present time, there Gre over
sixty coachmaxers doing but little in the way Of fitting
for the Southern trade Nnetenths Of the people get
their living when fully employed in the trade. Cooks,
the largest establishment gives work only three days
The TO their Southern purchaser who ssed
70 buy some 500 tas season bought only IS GOO
worth. All OF the small towns near by have work,
and at New Haven hundreds out Of employ Can
you cur mice the caaseis II the raid slavery what
The Revolution In Alabama.
JOINT kEsoLuTloSs CALLING CONVENTION N A GER
TAIN CONTINGENCY IN THE ELECTION OF A PREsI.
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Whereas Antsavery agitation persisently continued
the slaveholdng states OF this Union for
than third Of century marked at every stage Of its
progress ~ contempt for the Obligations Of Law and the
rights and institutions Of the Southern people aud set
tled purpose to effect their overthrow by the cub
version OF the constitution and " the OF violence
and boodthed and, whereas sectional party, calling
nrelf republican, committed alike by Its own acta and an
tcedenis and the public avowss and secret
Of u leaders 10 the execution Of these atrccous tegns
has acquired the ascendeny In nearly every Northern
State and hopes by success In the approaching Pres
~s permit, such seizure by those
maohinery the destruction portion Of ts members
wo nd be an act Of suicidal folly and madness almost
without parallel in history and, whereas the General
Assembly Of Ala ,ama, representing people loyalty de-
voted 10 the Union ard the constitution, but scorning
the Union which anaticsm would erect upon It's ruins
deem II their solemn duty to provide in advance the
means by which they may escape such peril ani dis
honor and devise securities for perpetuaug the
blessings Of liberty 10 themeves and their p,sserlty
Therefore,
/ Be Il resolved by IN. senate ard House Of Re
eembly convened That upon the happening Of tho
.pgercy contemplated in the foregoing amble. name-
ythe election OF President advocating the principles
and action OF the party In the Northern 5.aes calling
kseh the republican party IL sha be the duty Of the Co
procam alton calling mon lie oussed voters STATE
assemble Monday not than forty days after
The date OF said proclamation at the several places Of
voting In their respective counties TO cec delegates 20
convention Of the state TO consider determine and do
whaever In the opinion Of said convention the rights,
interests and honor Of the State of Alabama requires y
q Be Is further resolvet, That said convention shall
assemble At the State Capitol on the second Monday fol
Be il fur her resolved, That shall be the duty Of
the Governor possible, TO Issue wrts OF cleo
non TO the sheri Of the several counties commanding
them 70 bold election the said Monday grated
BY the Governor provided for In thcss joint resou
n ma - the ~
entitled 10 members the House OF Representatives Of the
6enesL Assembly, ard said election shall be held At the
usual places Of voting in the respective Counties and the
polls shall be opened ths rules and regulations
governing the election Of members 70 the General Assem-
bly, Of this STATE and said election shall be governed In
all respects by the laws then In existence regulating the
election Of members TO the Houae Of Representatives Of
the General Assembly, and the persons elected thereat,
~ delegates, sha be returned In Ike manner, and the
pay both mileage and per dem OF the delegates 70 said
convention the several officers thereof shall be the
that fixed by Law for the members and
ofhcen OF said House OF Representatives.
Be II further resolved, that copies Of the foregoing
preamble and warded by the Governor
possible, TO Senator's and representa-
Oppgress and to each OF this Governors OF sister
states Of the South. A. b MEEK,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
]. ID RATHER, President OF the Senate.
ANDREW MOORE Governor OF Alabama.