The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-20
TIE NEWS FROM The SOUTH.
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to stay hc sh al pta,iL.is action ii sarsa f'"'n
al tAe south Shioh runs q sach red n. sioes', n
~, rla b"itrnem - The Aur,h. us tn tr's' =
lsai tsf titieu wudd D. preserved aei inleat %
t1iI y palAri,;a 4 ct"H - f{s, - i3a sap
'-'Net martinez ,iirs q" plsuk sa - ehun-'h "le
NJ sri.s ace that prai"s eF"u >sth f"lhaf - ~
3 ruusc th.s wa,t 10 L. saves the territory Both
# er Senators sad a ~ st s7t 'h@.e "As q" acct
el Z now.
in laws sid they ytos ne resolution 10 pro.
aect IL.
sr Irls sala Il ~ -epatsr proposes - pay on th2t
sS- re s.tta -. Il; na'd 10 ua 10 the ia,
miserable ~. servants eo to- torp election shen Is
ur,s.4 ana - sinns te,,u when II Is necessary.
Ar N,rIi sad 30 corrected he statement the other
"' T. Jp,,.ov ,oi, ae c,rrec,c,. itwrans hen.
~ wa sass the senator choose 10 peryert facts,
h. coai. rat hep IT,
NJ JcR>~,V ,Aiected 10 further interruption VIVA, s
the ison Tor tist1 .oaf Because our man not
slStsl. Il VI Breckenridge had been elcctai not one
woho have wanted 70 hre up the Cni'n BIT Mr. Lin
ten eject ed, AMI ia say they will b. Ak 10 the
tpon. liz saia Nhat There iear2 Dr. Lin
coin va majority n s,8eat. LIT South Carolina md
l.r -errtrs hack su ur Lincoln cannot - N m * a
tat int without IT, OF thu senate Wa be
sIah coward as t. Feireat when Il eviien, TIE
south ha4 the power n their own HAMS. Was
tand AZ The North Who stood by the south on
NincipoI 1ot, TO- tmpos3Fy defeat L ts pro
Ss,a H. tuin on backs On them and lve them 10 their
We We iaNe t"th1g to SO bot T. stand nrnly at or
Issss Ike II, and IL yeas time Lincoln anu lis
fa,ty VII both b. hared tfom lswer. WHIT reason,
then. IL tcre log 0rton ana tn breaking up OF ths
ycInment. H. believed that could obtain ~
suaantes. He entreatea every patriot 70 come 10
ID in the spirit 81 brnth,rly ove--to sta "A
y The ustitutiou upcu il, thai the
ton shan ne ma ntain"d mi IN Inion pr serv'
tie tho ct il batter ia preserve the Union, even II sc
LAT a. quarrel wi'h he North soar time Il WIS bttsr
IA quarrel vita he Ne tn occasionally Than among our
ives Nj hisou h cfcrred to the remark of the
:. pa0r from Goorga W. Gve,son) about some Texas
mL,os arising 10 relieve ha tate # her Governor unless
h, would co IN, 70 th WISHES Of III people This he
Cir Johnson said does aot 10 much like harmony He
aFI.ae 10 tn sou,h to pause an nsider before thy
rlly 60 too ar lie earn stts appeae to the North to
come luIMAr@ VIVA Ia pti"sltiot OF peace, Con nition
corcossor ihaS know htt this Congress has power
TIT ny o. arrest se,esson The Union. Will they
toIwarc or dcsert the sinking shlpf For on he
woaa stand Supporting the I'll tic Of his country
lar as human tf,its could asst Mr. Johnson close
with -trcrg earnest an eloquent appeal Tor all TO
staLd by the Const'tuiion ana the Union.
hr ttH obtan'd the fear, but yiei ed To Mr. Lane
VI lane, opp a oregon, SAT- that he could not
expect ply to the Senator from Tennessee. There
thing the old democracy would not do--they
would ach under the oo,y banner Of the Senator
rom Tennessee 10 taWpc south Carolina under foot.
CO the contrary he would bud HEN ready 70 meet hun
there aud rrpel hls nloo8, hand. They would
say to him, YOU shali not sqhlugate gallant state
struggling for her ttsttS-rights cnlef them in the
uaon. Applause tn salares.) The lres lent elect
elected simply because ct his bate to the
sc7th, Is Il surprising then that the gallant Site
south Carolina SHOULD rcsist He here served notice
~ the North, that she earno cary United North to
invade aState tgbting Ter her rights. He knew
ding 81 the people If l,nnessee aud h. knew that they
wota not march With the : natnr (iohnsnn) in his
h.oody march lie claim Il that Washington " As "a 50.
i~0era,'n. wtissey insrr'c'iot was not t be com
Jared To tie "a ton Of ign state The
IN Tho late eli clon the resolutions Of the S,nl.
fftm Mississippi tDayis). lie CNf. iane) tho Ight
that tie southern t1tcs aG good to complain and
tke action, aud cy wouid so, whether IL liked
tot. ami h would never draw his sword IL CO. CO
IL for IT, Mr., Lane here reai from Mr.. tincoa's
CT 10 show hrs Circnn'sl hatred Of slavery aud
tie South, The senator from Tenn loosei TO
She preston as matter Of dola AMI cents,
ret principle. There no danger OF the mouth
81 the Mississippi river being closed up, it
a
IT Il - Union Shouts " VIII tn reason that the
souflrsn states have been denied their rights in the
Infop. Where t. IN harfy gh to undertake 10
e,t revenue ~ south Ga Dina when she has left the
I tionf such would b the Npriest ma imam the
World. 10 90 would ench the country In blood.
Tie Sotid say - sch "sif, you must meet your
tcmtio servant ard walk over his dead boty
before you car DO it lApp,a1se, aud cries
~ tcg'" IN the galercsl We locke nv lrd foady
father + ,ked Tor beloved daughter to
he rtconstfrctoH ct the government lie aglei
that n ttiro ol states rights prevail dis
rnen would follow The rep bcan party of the North
lave inflicted rum AMI distress tn country, AMI VIII
STAY thot sands march throngn their streets, they
S.be hen responsible. w loved hts country
or<N ar be al Tie wouit lay down his life " il
would avert the coming truuhl -.
~" senate whoa mo executive session.