The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-29


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~ PRECEDENT resd ~ following communica:
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Charleston. Dec, ~, 1850.
10 ~ Rs;dSsss nd D.lsgaiss 81 " cossssiIos y
], ~ LadesdtHf &dts 81 Sos4A Cdrotsna.
G1aTL9nEx-l have just been informed that
ron did Ne the honor, BY resolution, % invite
- % ! seat on the door Of the Convention. !
4AA sAa1SANvkSH &SA1SsessACAp - SAksse
my feelings which this vesJ unexpected courtesy
as your hands has given rise to. Ii the course
Of my life, now nearly half century, 4 life NOT
entirely devoid Of incidents calculated 70 inspire
: Iaudable manly pride, ! have never been hon.
ored with seat with th6se amartihg under the
wrongs inflicted BY the leaders Of q perverted
Government and Who have With unanimitv nm.
par.lleIed. broken the link With 1 faithless Con.
federacy.s. You are engaged III q hjrh and laud.
able aim: ave. the high and holy purposc Of de.
visine government which shalI ofFef tfe great
est liberty consistent with the rirhta liberties
and hapninesa 81 the rood. In cverv particulai
YOUR ordinances il in good taste. 70 the point
and covers the whole ground. Permit me q
assure vou. gentlemen. that the gallant little
STATE Of Eori.a viii follow your lead. Ia mo
tion Of her Convention Florida win he A. certaiu
- ANYTHING in the future can be to Wheel into
line with the gallant old Palmetto. We are
identified With the same intereata and there ia
deem REORGANIZATION Ia auhmit 70 no bl.ck Re.
publican rule. Your coming destinv must be
sone that ~ Others 80 "a 1870
I rporet evceed;nclv that urc,ent oe,cs.D dntv
vhich cannot nostrone vill denrive ~ &c ne
pleasure az accentisr vonr Mind conrteav With
the tender az nv r,ncere thanks for he homo,
conferred nnon me. I ann gentlemen verv rea
nactfnilv vonr ohed;ant aer1.nt
lS;cneil N g PERRY
NJ p-ryine ofsered resolution for ! reces,
from -. n,orrow ~ tho Ian rror;n,o- Loaf
NJ W.rv.nI.,s resoInt;ons n, M Eov
ernor ID m.ke forthv:th al ma. Tan vh;ch
NAV be needed 10 sssert nv fSrcs M r;cht M
;nr;.d;ct,on If Sonth C.rcl;ns n lie tarr;torv--
ioat '''T 7el' e-'l'
NJ r;rlev of6ared resoIrt;on that con;e. =,
the ordinance of Secession adonted bv the Con.
ventioD. With the declaration Of immediate
causes vhich hav,. ;ndnced and ;nst;Hed the =.
cession Of south Carolina from the Federal
Union. and the .ddresses Of the neonle Of South
Carolina in Convent;on assembled TO the slave.
holding St,tes az the Tinted States he trsn..
m;tted hv the Covernor 81 the STATE - tho CO...
ernors az the .bald;no St.tee for tho ;nfcr.
nation of their resnective T.ec;slatnras or Con.
ventions. where Conven,ions nv the neonle have
been called in anv of the slave.hoId;no St.tes
Mr.. Warden thouoht Il had hetter o. alono
w;th the rono,t of tSa cnmm;t,aa 81 Row ~
referred the commnn;cstion of Tho Tao;sIs,n.s
of Gaoro;.
Saverel rno.;o,s -o.o .. .a
NJ n.ro;n aid sccord;ns ~ .hao-v South
Carolina had hean ono ~ th. Rernhl;cs ~ .he
United States and tho Cons.;tnt;on x,s : oo,,.
nact hetveen ;nderendant sovera;on St..es =.
Soutb Carolina hss thonch, nronar 70 ererc;..
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"e1 sovereign r'gns 70 wHn'raw from the feoe-
sa' league conPact-tnat ~ Is proper tnat TINS
S'a'e snouo not'iy ner iase conieaerases, wne-
.ner noh,slave'noding or slave-noiding' that sne
mas wltndrawn from tine Union, ana to certify in
proper form the causes OF her witndrawing from
tue compact Inc Governors Of all states should
receive an ordnance, ana the cause Justlfylng
the secession. r.. .y,le.gl
on calling the question OF inserting the words
non-sisve holding before slave-holding, Mr. Oar
gan said that copies OF the ordinance and OF the
cause Jnsnfying the secession OF south Carolina
snoeio DC sent 70 the Iovernors OF all the States,
ana copies OF the ADDRESS TO the people OF South
Caroi,na should De sent to the Governors OF
aave-noldlng states only. he asked why not
insert England, france, and all sovereign pow
ers, and said we we're lately in league with nom
s!ave-hoidlng states, and there Is nothing incon.
sistent with the dignity OF South Carolina in SO
DONG. More or less than the duty OF courtesy
she owes TO her late confedcrates than to an.
noance ner Withdrawal from the League and to
inform them Oh the course winch compelled US
70 90 %:
II. Middleton proposed that the Convention
conform % me practice OF the times, and not
communicate VIII the non'slaye-holding or
save holding States ON the subject, bus take the
fesolos'on a or'ginaiiy oHered.
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