New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11
ANOTHER MESSAGE FROM GOV. GIST.

the following mo..are from Gov Git was received
in tie South Carolina Houfe Of Repre- entMiyes on
Friday last:
fptl.a,n Of ne G,n0fe end Hoa,c 81 Representatives;
Allow ne, ia this Lay last communication, parting
word. South Carolina, ttermany long years OF earnest
bur ules efforts TO arrest the progress of tanlticsm
and stay the hand Of aggression upon her rights by the
Northern states of the COnfederacy after vain
STRANGE and solemn issuance that n Tree people would
never ~ nit to incQuply and degradation, has at lls
determined, with unparalleled unanimity, to the
bonds that bind her to those States, ana part company
with those that treat her citizens rather aliens and
enemies than as friends and brethren. The compare
lively small star which represents her tue national
banner and which has hitherto illdmincd the path of
the faithful traveller in search Of constitutional liberty
must henceorth quit disappointed place, and slime only
on the banner consecrated TO Equality Justice, aud
Southern Rights. To permit il 10 remain longer in its
present association would only dim It's iuser and li
matCly queDch It's light
We were told by great statesman that the
cords Of tire Union were swapping one by one, and
now the lat is broken. Could he have lived 10 wit
ness orr regeneration. he would feel himself amply
rewarded for all h tolls and sacrifices and would say
like Simeon of old, "LOrd, now lettest Thou thy
servant depart in peace" Few more days, and the
act If secession will be contaminated by the solemn
Ordinance Of the Convention Of the people, and the
glad idngs viii 20 forth with lightning speed to every
southern State ard rejoice the hearts and cheer the
dropping spirits OF millions anXiOusly waiting the
signal for general deliverance. We have progressed
thus far with firm and tread, with calmness and
debeTatiOn but with consistency Of purpose not to be
shaken by any danger suffering. single pause, or
the least vaclllaion, and all will be lost However
anxious may be for cooperation, however certain
we may be of obtaining il, LET US first ourselves
rs the best means Of ecctng that object and having
forever closed the door from which we have passed
ont OF the Union, that insidiOus device Of the
enemy or false promises OF pretended friends avail
TO open it, then, and not ill them may we with
safety seek cooperation and unity with other States
who have assumed their sovereignty and prepared
to form more perfect union, and share with us
common destiny. Every sentinel should remain at his
post aud not relax fiber until the great work is
eted the great battle fought and the glorious victory
achieved
The delay OF the Convention for single week to
pass the Ordinance OF Secession will have blighing
and chilling influence upon the action Of the other
Southern States. The opponents of the movement
everywhere VIII be encouraged 10 make another effort
rally their dsOganiled and scattered forces TO
defeat our action and stay onward march. Fabius
conquered by delay and there those OF his school,
though with more unworthy purpose, who, shrinking
from open and manly aack use this yaB to hide their
!efornitv and from O masked battery 10 discharge
cir missiles But 1 trust they will strike the amor
e truth and fall harmless at feet and that by the
3 ia of December dag but the Palmetto viii float
NJ e any part of South Carolina. IL only remains for
ne 10 Iegues the appointment Of Committee TO ez
mi nc the accounts Of tire Executive Department, and
in '0rm you that have further communication 70
Iakc. WIN. H. VIf.
On action OF Mr.. Buis, 900 extra copies Of the |
Ie.ssQ, were ordered to be printed, and the Speaker
,aniine tic Executive accounts.