Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07
, be purchased with cash. vhi.h was the scarces'

to DC purchased with cash whith was the Searee''
of all
But the army has changed all that. Five thousand
peaceable. abe-bolied men marched in and encamped
few miles from salt Lake, with plenty OF Uncle Sans
gold dollars in their pockets, and nothing In the "ord
to DO bu. 10 consume provisions out clothes and
spend money. Instantly salt Lake City put on a new
aspect New stores opened old ones were repenished
wealthy brethren sent out to the States, brought IN
goods trains and proftod by the speculation. Everybody
that had anything 10 sell brought it to market aud
found customers in the Army. Trade had never
been SO brisk nor Sal: Lake City so lively and pros
porous.
The proposed withdrawal Of the troops now will cut
of the msin source Of the Saints revenue, and remand
them to their old sagnatou. The sCourn OF the Army
in that expensive locality has cost the tax PAYERS at the
East round sum- but the community of the Latter Day
saints has wa1ed fat and rejoced thereon.
Tennessee and the Proposed southern Com
ference.
On the ssth ult Gov Harris of Tennessee, transmit
tea 10 the Legislature of that State the resolutions Of
OBJ, South Carolina and Mississippi Legislatures, Inviting
Convention of Deputies from the southern States, AMI
accompanied them with the following brief and sensible
message, the pcrueal Of which We recommend to our
own Governor and Legislators:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
February 2s, 1860
herewith transmit resolutions adopted by the Legs
17re- of south ClroIina aud Mississippi upon Federal
relations. Whilst DO not concur in their reeonmeuu'-
r0us-rot seeing the necessity propueA oil Coheu-
rol OF the Sayehoduc States OF the Union at TINS time
~ nevertheless deem 10 proper that should commuhi-
cate and thlt Won should respectfully consider the sug-
..on, OF our sister States Believing as do that the
people of Tennessee are loyal TO the constitution III all
its PARTS and with each and al of It's guarantees pos
rr Jealous regard for the rights o, the states, ana
-ir lls.f apurchcnsive ofeuCgOIchments upon them;
,rev eord feel and demonstrate when necessary, their
identity with any OF her sister states 40 resisting any I'M
ir.t ri unconstitutional warfare upon them or their n-
-iors This resistance should be- FIRST by the use OF
M h, constitutional means in power, the end that
-r I--,r may pr preserved i formed, and Tie
sr. s.i. ,f "a government Of equality, under written
,s-l,,-.o, perperrl-cd But II the hope of thus OBJ
-suu- Justice shall be disappointed and the Federal gov
e-lusur I'm the hand, OF reckless fanatics, shall at any
. bro1e san engine of power 20 invade the rights OF
.yi5rIs and of States, follow the example OF our
fathers OF 1876 will bee the oJiy alternative Left US
Nhist thc.c Is much In the present attitude OF parties
-..rs and 1b, men I'm the Northern portion OF the
r7v 20 cause apprehension as the security OF
- RIGHTS and the continuance OF aternal feeling, Vet
.Fe- IS a. probability and hope strong one, that wise
-,-,rrtte and firm couuseS may avert the impending
evils Therefore before widening the breach In the man
m DESIGNATED I'm the resolutions herewith submitted, our
..v Should De 90 exhaust every means consistent with
honor and the constitution in earnest effort TO check
the tide of a,rres,iou and restore the of good feel
inc and fraternity throughout the whole country
ISHAM C. HARRIS.