Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24
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,olHO tqAA1ANadQ t.T1 Hu1aaFoc.
-''a'' sdlt l aqaiqHB,cso fHBcoaS aS'iat'wlr be done
next3 She seems to be, herself as muolNis
the dark as the rest of the country Foolish
diaoaAidsA ab0bt asanittihg reporters, sthe
time Of meeting, Sc, occupied one day, and
%4were telegabhed 4Ovet the country as if the
dsStiPJ q he RAliaa aepepasa the hour
OF calling thea delegates together. On the
other hand, the ordinance OF secession, dls
pivot upOn-Fhich all other matters turned,
was reported and adopted with rush, and
odaSatA H6Setof iihat sesi6as -ddiBet4ttiOn which
characterized thesetiop of the American Colo
mics, IN asserting their Independence of Great
-lrv vIEuitanyi 20 Vstisao seeessloiists compare
their action. This ordinance being passed,
@ Il 6eorSd e GeheGdass Sf ths,movemeHs.
that some provision mpsstt,, be made for.
aaidsildoPe1atng ths new govgFplnens iDiSs's.
bs4sS.ss anon, Abe postalaand ToEghus systems
ensued One member (dr Durkin) thought
bestotS All6W Gle present.. postal system 70
-, continue without qhauge,-v As says y.thsi
q" tposta Arrangement which consider a part.
of the great ieommereisl relations Of the,
countryo,OsH be kept up until we hear:thS
government is prepared 70 say YEA Or nay =. =
''-N Mr.. Dprkin s evidently practical man, who.
knows on which side his bread is buttered;
,satl9s he had in bis mind, and indeed presented
% tbe. Convention, some such AguEsFss asotAe
..,iT,iolloWings The post-Of6ees Ofsouth Carolina
vlasd cost TIhe Government S24Oloo9 i9T the .iast
''5 gusFtsrs FhiIe the receipts have been less
,sthaa s35o, ,90Oa These figures would give the,
''eilss expense for year Of S9so opg - APd the re-
s.esipt ,ot S20o, 900, leaving Rltae deficiency
,v,-ofS7sOy geo per ye't.oa Mr.: ohahceller DuFrg
vlsld ki6a saw difficulty meeting this little ac-
count and so was willing to keep up 1the-
preseat AF4ahsehentA ia7'lI
Another dil8ealty meets them in the Gus
,soi1o't tom House and tBsy aFp wiling % have that
mater hid oger. .forltbe prassntidIf the Col
lsctor at ChafIe9son resi- {, and signifies to
vv5;tbe powers at cFasbiRgtQp5 that he will no
loRgsri bebaassryans Of the uG6vsrnment it
via 9shfaitbsrass srass those who attsrptt 70 go down
to the sea in ships from YthatRofAd If a YES
sci leaves that peFt-Without clearance from
the recognized CeIleetoE, she is liable to b.
overhauled and captured as pirate and con-
h1sezted Alter fe8 cotton Laden ships had
been thus seized tbe g ,aouf7aapAda70gt'srs would
Be disgpsted With such 2 system. So the
Collector is requested to hold on for cOnven-
isqcss saks and Bhils the fractions little State
Passss blpedeeud-thunder resolutions and de-
.sOla1sa hsCRlf free and Independent and one
of the great nations Of the earth, she is still
compelled topuOticaUg gEsmainai ainsthas Q nion, on
by begging the Federal officers to help her
z sAr4oO q I & u 1 y IL
We Pagss - see what RsEtrWill be DONE
Congress took the secession ordinance in
.Qgkslf, " Y I - l-L..sr anu tipped a COM
spazi0aats wink to the seceders. who. solemn
ly shook hands with the pages and marched
OuSOf be-legslattivs heIlR3 TAe world sttHaE sttHaE
moves, and if the fog has cleared away from
South Carolina sskies, the seeessiOnists have
cause for gratitude that the sun still shines
upon the jusBaRa che unjust.