The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27

secs ssou record however rs yet veIy mesgre. hear
~ khos OF opinions about the utmste complexion OPT
non VIII taxe, ssgacous men prcdsctps there
WIN % large popular and representative majority
against secession tho en cron and Convention sss
reason, however change The epnion Originally ex
pressed that INT Is 900 majority against ccon in 1850
rank aud Ole 20 ,he movement OF 1899 ne
dttpc eere made before the people think result
will be more d.ois'yely disunon ventiou than would
be elected ihe ginsi programme OF an unoomm,sA
repre- taton IN thai body
rurtncrnoe ths policy Of this State will be u.as,say
hors sire cannot neutral q Common oanse
with Carolina aud Alabama either side OF hsr -
pceton Of autagnnsm % the federal governmeut rhe
policy 81 Conservative Uaion shortly her Conven-
Ton shoud suuh be- ba would eoupsss be 20 posspoas
action FIR ATTEMPT 10 eDst the operation OF The
other Southern States nut the accession It
never. Let them p1s this poD, OF resistance and .
Our moot sRgactous say If the Union surv the
election OF blsck republican Prcsaeat, iatsrpecss
the South IN fec years urers she sets ~
once about scheme OF gradual nsoc.pstian
GRAND MASS CONVENTION OF rHs PEoPLz OF ALE
PARTiEs-6Eok0iANs, ALABAMAINs. SOUTH Care
LlNAIks-AT COLUMBUS, "a ,os SATURDAY. kovkh-
Der "a, AT TIN O'CLOCK NJ AT COURT HOUSE
SQUARE REslsTAsCK TO LlscoLs-ANrI sUBAs-
SION
srrAK,ns The following alstn yuisscd speakers have
be- o invlud and viii sttsnd.-Ffom Soctn Ckrola-
Hon. james II Hammond, Hon A. G Esgrain, Hon Q.
q hfmp,Eger From .laSama-Hon sam'F Rice, aOo.
Alexander s,epheps. B Fl Hin VIM Law rhos r E.
CoGe, HIN Aler, WI Q Deauuoy. Y. ). Barlow.
The lad es ore Invited and will attend Am pie proyf-
vsior Will be msde for their comfort
otDxR DAY - saiute u hundred guus q nins
O'CLOCK a. tho Court House square Tie procsssloa win
form nine o'clock front Of Perry House. Order
Of the pyocsfeion-Marsta, Music The military OF the
county, witt banners. 6arshal. Music. Fire Depart
meni, with badges and banners MarshAi Aasous Odd
Fellows, tha reverend clergy OF oil denominations,
mttees OF debates corrcspordeuce orator and
guests sostas,n Guard. Marsha. Cizsus generally.
Temperance Hall has been secured for the evening aud
wiz be rseo II case OF rain IN the moratns Come one,
como all Now or never
GOVERNOR HERsCHeL '. JOHNSON ON THE
FIX Governor v. Jobps,n in Response to an Invita-
tcn ffon number Of members OF the legislature d
present Souls After argaing thai the
election of LIceln the Of the division q
the democracy, Governor johnson saSe,-
mat one eide o. tie other wrong Ia self evident;
for hoh could be rigtt We therefore indebted
70 an err'r q our osn Tor our sigma defeat. elected
Lncon Hence, AZ ae are not entirely bauecss IL be-
hcovts u o teuel cur eyEslerasion by calm reflection
and prudent co.n,e Bss,y ac,on is aisa - IN ~iss
Ia operative folly soen prompted by passion for which
indtctciion has created the existing occasion.
But Gel he ceGi buy thcir dead = Let the coaaict
through Which hayt just passed. With all is a,crby
and rpncor be consgrcd 20 oblivion aud animated with
aIauo &c oeere 10 rescue country FROM impeding
oanges let vs. take oonIfel with each oher friends
low ruTfns whose Interests and destiny
do not think the election OF Lincoln sufficient
for secession No deprecates II than do.
None more lnpi acsoy hostile 10 the avowed principles
and policy Of the ropnbicaa party. trust AN SO oaa
10 IN az intelligent devotion to the rights and
honor Of the South Bot hs is ieeitimn,ely elected
elected IN sCt nrcordaure with the constitution and,
therefore bepg eckers Ourselves for conor my on the
part Of others to the constitution lot practise pro-
cept Dy obiervpE it on cur part II he obays tho
injury ny his eecten; II be violates by aggressing upon
rahf. Will resist u, ard the juttco OF that
sistance w rally the unit hearts and hands of ell true
patriots.
But It is cohtended by many vc must anticipate
aegressor-assume thai It viii come, and from
the Cnon Ia rnedatay 10 avoid IT, l do approve Of
such But Anticipating that may como, pro-
ceucc scggese that 20 begin al to prepare 70
ehtu
Ibeiieve, ho stvev, that under the oxsng circam-
Stances, !. oanpo. come The rrssdeo, ia powersss
both known be opposed the federal prncipes
and policy II the republican party How 10 II possbie,
then, for i'nooo 10 commit any aggression uoon the
soutbs he organize his strson except By
the approvs OF the senate; be adopted
bmse BE is At ,Se nsrsy Of conrresssapiecs re.liv
TO B dictaton-as powerless samson ehorn OF his
locks Therefore, when u - asked st you submit 70
the rale Of Lincoln reply not under his rule
but under tbe rule OF the government whose legislative
department kroxp I, be friendly the constitutional
rights OF the He IL who undes ruie-bound
bAoo and foot l bid him defiance while thus bound
but the Dpexon Of Cprc,s snail change 70 that Of
hostility ~ my secton krocx his fottes and violate
our rgns, with defy them nil; and II cannot obtain
redess IN the U1on then, trusting tho ved
regn'y q The state viii strike for separsis ndepen-
But the South grievances n which to complain far
calling than the bae elect N Of republican TO ths
Presidency The surrender OF fusve slaves q consu-
tutopai Obligation every state IN the Union With.
formed /, csrnol long survive ~ coo,iuued and pcr.
sistent disregard by the non sisvehodirg states Tue
,aneou.y with the aooton agitation IL has grown
With its grostn, and Strengthened with s strength"
those States have passed stringent laws TO obslruct ID
hnoer The recovery OF fugitive slaves True the cotton
States have not suffered very considerably this soore
the evil nscfsary falls mainly upon tho borser
BIT ali the slSveholiing sla,es have fet and do
keony feel, this inddety Of their Northern 70
their dsu constitution OBJ gsiou They have said but
little, towsvr they have ssomitted to Il almost with
out complaint Acidet The aImost uumixed evil which
spprehend from tho election OF Lincoln zee ono rod
resut and that the awakening Of the South TO these
great grievances They ougat not to be permanently su,
q The sou.h Lei the appeal be made 10 the dcn
queat States.
Governor Johpron then refers 70 his previous opinions
tie position OF Georgia, and concludes as follows
Thee my opinions rs TO the proper course for
Georgia 10 adopt IN 1850 "A Tar as they applicable
. the present crss would advise their adoption
Then wou say
let ,hs IL CREATURE call Convention Of the people,
at such time be deemed convenient 70
sioer and determine what the sLae shoua co. aud sso
the meantime, put the State condition 10 nset aoy
enerRspcy.
.. LEI thst Convention resfrm the Georgia pAi-
form" 81 1850 aod demand the al Of al laws passed
by g the eta vehcdrg States which o5aruc. the
execution IN good atn, OF The act OF Congress for ths
rendition a fuertivc slkse9.
lot that invention srpeel 10 the Northern States
10 suppress by all legitimate measures the slavery Agta
lion a. subvsve Of Me peace and fraternity between
LII that Convention ask CONSULTATION with the other
Southern stas either IN Congress for that purpose,
IN such her Kramer may BE- best calculated TO secure
Inpea, AHA, said 70 the letter alluded to-
ena,cS ,ns 20 y oas - oa -
10 venture suggtsticn Prefer Father 10 mute
before the wsdom o. s ouurfels and hou omissvcy
TO Ne dcc,seps. am willing 20 conade tho interest," the
honor and rights the South 10 the hancs OF such body
ana feel that ts moral iInsence representing
would The patriotism, the intelligence and hrn resolve
OF Inc SOUTH would he ut 10 tue Unon and
ken the Northern States 10 the DANGER uith which tne
mig uced fsnAt,cwm has mperilled H.
Ithcuh bore that . Arm and carr sst appeal BY the
Northsrn would DO Needed thsy
would, under Of stutonai obgsifn rtpesa
their Ptr,oral Llecrty bills and cease 20 hinier
surrender Of fugitive SLAVES repeat, continued anA
persistent oisreesrd OF rights In this particular, ~
the savehodpg States cannot and ough, not 70 %
eubmitted TO- II Is time fer the South 70 demand sxemp-
too from the agitation Of slavery, from unjustinsole N
reference with d. nestle ADD security, fron
further sglrvssous upon lights and the faithful OBJ
the Northern States q the require meats an
guarantees OF the constitution. let the business OF ~
drss be begun and prosecuted 70 dnA coosumua-
ton Let every Effort he made and every means be En-
haused 20 restore the Uncr buck 10 whst wM inendea
10 De BY ITS founoes H VIC fad IN thus, which VIII nos
anticipate then Abe interest," right peace and honor o -
south viii require dissolution of the Unoo Ihanxhg
eenfil mar cnrnnlirnfllsry teYms Of