The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-11-24

cQmmeno VIE legislature to take into Inn
mediate confederation the passing or such
laws a. will BE- likely 10 alleviate any mn.
usual embafrassmc1t Of Commentaries.
ests q the State, consequent mon the
present political emergency.
4thl RssOipef, That vi rcsrectfalIy ~.
quest that the legislature take immediate
steps 70 organizt aud arm the forces 81
the State. s': ..,-' \, /.
9TH, ItssOicsl, That copies of The fore
going resolutions bpsent without DELAY is
our Senators and Representative Id tile
general assembly Of tile State, who are
feqnes Ted 70 lay tleut before the lEoHtcs
OF which they att respective members.
The Colonial Gag 81 q eorgia las raised
that afternoon on Green's monurnSnt.
Johnson's sqnhreSin the presence OF an.
immense multitude. Addresses yere
made and great excitement prevailed.
Capt Barlow Col. jackson, Mnyor John
son and others, are now addressing ina.
mense crowds OF citizens III johnson
square. sl 'si3l
Gov. Brown In his message 10 The
Georgia Legislature referred TO the pa-
tent spirit in tho origin u our govern.
ment, and portrays the series Of unconsti.
tutional and nnlriendly acts subsequently
passed. He b positively severe on Mas
sacbusetts laws, and says if the laws Of
Massachusetts can plumber from Georria's
citizens, that State must be compelled to
compensate them. He advises reprisals
and says, let Us meet unjust aggression
and, unconstitutional State legislation
with just retHIiation He recommends the
enactment Of laws authorizing the seizure
Of such amounts of money or the property
Of any citizen Of such Offending aud faith
less State for Naturalization for he loss.
es Of citizens OF Georgia.
The Governor eAtertsins no doubt Of
the rights Of each State to decide to act
Tor herselfso long as all the States abide
an good faith by the Constitutional obi.
CATION. No State can withdraw from
the Union, without being guilty. Of bad.
faith to the others, any violation Of the.
compact relieves all parties; the right Of.
secession for cause was only denied by.
those who deny the Sovereignty Of the
States. The message ellis TWENTY-FIVE
closely printed octave pages, aud contains
a Toll review of Northern legislation. He
concludes thus: for the purpose OF put.
ting the State in q defensive condition as
last as possible, and preparing for the
emergency Which must be met sooner or
later, he recommended that the sum of
one million dollars be Immediately anpro.
printed as a military fund for the ensuing.
year, and prompt provision made for rails
ing such portion Of the money as may not
be IN the treasury as fast as tie public
expenditures MAY require" millions for de-.
Tense, but not one cent for tribute, should
be The future motto Of Southern State,
and TO every demand for further coaces-
sion or compromise Of our rights we
should reply; tho argument is exhausted
and We Row stand on ouroWn arnis.9f. \. i.
Senator TOombs, OF Georgia, resigned
bis scat on tue. 9Th. An election for Z.
Is. Senator was laii on the table for. the
| present. A bill Was. introduced taxing
niinufac tlifei ARTICLES, wares, &c, also
preventing cttizGhS' of Offending States,
| from sileing:i the courts Of. Gtotgja.
On SatQrday, Nov. 10Th, a meeting
was held IN Augusta, the Mayor preStd-
ing, i'esolatloHs protesting, agatnst the
expulsion Or ciS'Zcns w!fleGt rial hnd IN
iayor es Y Y aug oSder. adopted. a, AT night
rampant secession mGetinS Was held
ana Vieie.ip speeches .maae.. Adelet;a,
.oa ~ lllinbe,lileh was appointed 70 inc
lil'eafy Convention ~ Mtii e i1;
Saturday me Aillitqry companies 81 n;
goppefy, Iqiiy eqalIaaeai rendered Their
services lo. zoe. poyerilpr. Inc LssPafea
says, the eitzens OF AiooiieleppoSea ssees-
sion Alile.sealh rs OIL the country are Tor
dlsunlon; Inc plan o. secession VIII be
arranged ms week. The Governor, Jn-
dietary, both senators, and all the; Con
greSslneil mt one, are LOT dsnnlon, An
lmnealate. I'll CONVENTION tias neen deter
nil n, upon: =. ~. ~. !. i. {.
Ing miltaEy otate convention met on on
tne izth INST, INC attenuanee was very
large: Resolutions 3. were passed lavoEing
secession s''sn 10Y, brown made Q strong re-
siStance speech, declaring rignt o. seces-
Il SION ana daty OF otner states 10 sustain
Their fights,..,, lie declared u isaeraf
troops attsen q coersioh,. ZOE every
heads OF two federal soldiers should atone
EioHtne outrage on otage sovereignty =:
MI. ialease mas introduced reSotn'
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