New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23


cvert II Hor Of technical term connected with rea
frn witch has come 20 us from the mother country
ard means an Open act Of rebellion. do not see
bow Ar Lincoln do this unless he should levy
var ulon do not, therefore. use me WORD overt
] dc not intend TO wait for thai bd use tne "Ofd
unconstitutional at, which our people understand
much better, and which Expresses just VIVA, mean
But "a long IS he conforms 10 the Constitution he
should be left 20 eNercise the duties OF his once
In giving tits advice am but sustaining the Const
tuition OF my country and do not thereby become
Lincoln aid man eitler lapplausel, but Constitutional
aid man. But this matter the Convention can deter
A. tn the other matter / think we have a right 20
Nee retiatory measures, provided they he in accord
sIce with the Constitution Of the United States and
n INK tLey can be made such. But whether /, would
be we Tor this Legislature to do this now is the oues
ton To the Convention, in nay judgement this mat
ter ouet TO be referred. Before we comnt reprisals
on New England, we should exhaust every means of
bringing shout peaceful solution Of the question.
Tire did Gen. jackson in the case of the French.
BE cid not recommend Teprisals until he had treated
nj France, and got Der TO promise to make indemi-
fcstiois and Il was only her refusal to pay the
money Which she had promised that be recommended
rIIlsAs. IL was after negotiation had failed. DO
link therefore, that II would be best before going TO
extreme measures with our confederate States, to
make presentation Of demands, to appeal to their
reason and judgment 10 give our rights. Then, If
reason shod not triumph, II will be time enough TO
Conn IL reIrissls, anc should be justified in the
eyer If civilized ORD. At least let tue States know
what your grievances are, and If they refuse said,
e. gave us our rights under the Constitution OF our
country, shoud be willing last resort to sever
tie lies Of tLiz Union. ApI LIuse.
Ny own opinion is that If this course be pursued,
ara they Informed of the consequence of refusal
these tes will secede but If they should not, then
let tie respoIs ihty 1.-THE consequences rest upon
them Another thing would have the Convention to
do: Rejilm tie Georgia Platform, with an additional
plark in il. Let thai plank be the filhilhent OF the
obligation on tie Fart OF thUse States 10 repeal these
oAious laws a condition of our remaining In the
rritn. Give item tine 10 consider H. aud would
ass all States South to do the same ing.
am tor exLaustiDg all that patriotism can demand
before taking tie ast slep. would invite therefore,
South Carolina to a conference. L would ask the same
OF al other SCuthen States, that ii the evil mas
got eyCl our coi, which God, in his mercy grant
NAY Lct be the case let Us be divided among
selves icheers but, II possible, secure the united CO.
oItratiOn Of all the SOuiLem States anu then, IN the
faCe Ct Tie civilized world may justify action,
g. d. With tie wppg al on the other slue we can ap
neal 10 tie god Of battles 10 aid in Loud
sJJ Lu.e.l But let not do anything In which any
poiicn Cf IeOI lie may charge with rash or hasty
action. 1t is certainly matter oi great Importance To
tear Ills Government asuuder. lou were not sent
here fer that purpose. 1 would wish the whole South
to he uLeG ii tLis Is to be DONE and believe If we
pursue the poGcy which have Indicated, tns can be
eieCttG.
IL lis way our sister Southern Sates can be induced
TO oct " ih US and have but little doubt thst the
Sa;,s OF New-loIk aud Pennsy lrahia aud OHIO, and
tle Ctler esiern States, will compel tler LeSlsia-
90 OF. Tlen without these could 20 on without
NV Ii GLAND If che choose TO stay out.
A VOICE IN TIE ASsEADLY-Ne VIII kick them
out.
Mr.. sTrPHENs-I would not kick them out. But if
tley ,Ltte to stay out, they might. think, moreover
thut tbere Northern Slater, being principally engaged
IN uai .sotuier would find that tLey nad as much ia
teres H. tie Union under tie Constitution We, and
that tEel would return 70 their constitutional duty
IL we. Ii he MY hope. II they should not, and II the
Mdcle AID Wesler states do not 0in US, shoult at
Last Lave In unGi iced South. an, a. you clearly
per,1ive Tor maintaining Union IL Is II possible.
will ext sust every thus 10 nalhtan with an
eoui icy Ia it. My principle ale ILese:
lint tie maintenance OF the hOIOr, the nights, the
eousliv the security, ana the glory oil my native State
En- tie riun; tut II tEeee canUt be maintained IN tue
Union then am for tIeir maintenance, al all hazards,
out q il. Next 10 the hOnOr aud glory OF Georgia,
The hLd If my birth holG the honor aud glory of our
{, L Ron COUNTY,. L. Savannah Wa mace " say By
tie ieIoIttIs, VITO very often make ME say tnlngs
with never cid that was hIsi for tue glory of tue
vi lie 4, uItry, and Lext tsr tsat II Georgia.
laid tie exact revere OF ills, AIN proud OF her
fis,Uy OF Ter present standing ain proud even OF
fe, ,,e,io which would duly respected al tue
Ir,ae;f iine by all her sOus-Nldon, Justice aisd
Nj. eraicn wOuld have her ilg Is ana IhAt Oi the
SrutetI States maintained now upon theSc
h, m oI LOW /, lust what II as la 1881, win res
- ~, SolltLeli States. Her platform tHen nas
In g,ortfd BY most, II not all the other Southern
Stat,s Now wOulO add but One additional pi nH 10
IL L.,tOIm which have stated alld oAe winch uhe
hSt sl.CNL TO be neC essary: - .o.:.e.,
II III Is iail- We shall at least have the sstSIae
,;or, a. knowing that We naye done our du'y sn@Au
II 81 t4uioiisu. could require. ,.
M Ntelbens cOntihUed tor some Tune on other mat
ts-, With GIe omitted and then IooA LIS seat aunI
gIta, Gil lause.