The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-23

i-Iaf0tinidfla Werc tOFceu3 " tuOmlNs uut W
ifhe Tinted States should merely hold aud
fetaks IFS own forts and roIlect duties OF
withhold ire mails where they were habit
uaigy siolaied. would nny Of alE 81 these
StlaaEs 5e iGsasi0n or coercion. DO pro-
gies siphas ,aniousloyefs who are resolved 10
resist coercion, understand that such
EfFiugs these Oh hepart Of the United
States, would be coercion or INVASION IL
ttliey 10, their idea Of preservation sex
cetiiiHgly tbin and airy and their. views
Of the Union, as family relation, wouIi
seem 10 BE- that IL Isl no regular marriage,
gbat sort 81 free.loye arrangement 70 be
sinaiutalnel by personal attractions. Nj
III Mhlt consists tlig special sacrede
{iSss 81 d State74 speak not Of the posi-
/ tioWassigned 10 States ia the Union by the
fConsfttutien, for that Is the bond We Ill
|ErrGegllizt Ira State and county possess
fequals III territory and Inhabitants, ID,
I What, us d matter of principle Ii tile State
sbettgr than the county; would an OK
tebange IL names De an exchange or rights
.lnpou priueipleg BY what righttul priu7
5EffcipiG may a State, being not more than
.EEone.hltegntb part II the nation in soil aud
population break 80 Tie; nation ana then
tcoeyre the iargeF division 81 Itself; what
.t.hiystcri5ns right 20 play tyfant Is con-
Il isEFod oa:a district of country, with It's
& people. BY merely calling il a Statyg "a
Mr. Lincoln, I'M CONCLUSION, said 44he
stwa4 ,iot asserting ailytliing bnt asking
questions for thelil to CONSIDER aid decide
! kiIt their own ininils what was fight and
Il what was wrong, :
II Governor Morton followed with n
,tsneeele Iii the evening the members 81
rItiie legislature paid. their respects to Mr..
Il Lincoln, who was holding d reception in
IL THE Bates Hense. The President elect
Il was to leave next morning for Cincinnati.
4 Al New Orleans dispatch or the llth.
\ says that The Texas convention bud passed
] sn oriIinanee, f1gbting The formation Of .
h Seuthern g0iifederaey, aud elected seven
delegates 10 the southern Congress
Tie Louisiana convention had adopted
Ia State Gag, aid passed aIt ordinance
Il asking il n psual oiicuce Tor pilots nj the
Il BalIze to bring wal vessels of the United
! STATES ever The bar; also ID ordinance
h adoutinr the criminal laws IL the United
!. States District Court. Tie same dis.
rasei adds thnt ave. Anerfi,,a,, war yes:
81 stts y,,.re rsnortel oIl Pensacola I;
II II the uause on The ilth M Crair
~ 4 eFtli { ,nral,l,a. offered ~ fol,owing
81 81 ei1,'bars3ts sarth .taraiina e!a,,rt n
81. yslaiya,na. Mississippi louisiana, anc
d Fl9fida. have seeded from the confeder
81 sy5ai ia I-n;tea States aud 81 allisbef
/, gantbern I,onfeaeracy mud whereas /
/ RS desirable that the most atoiealie r.la
! fiofs sni,A cxIsSt Lei SsteIi them at,d wal
ayoi5ic,l n tbt greatest ralalnifg tllal al,
trrstlt. therefore, Z. Il BIT. !. II 1. IN
t "Resolyeti. Bg the Senate and aIIony
+ n n REPRESENTATIVES, that lilo Presiaen, il
lyee,,Irtd tt3 kneslgtiee lie i,ifei,s,,tleu,
1 .,I.tl.s said southern t,onf.,ieraty as s,t,
i ~: ,lTlrial Information OF his estaiIishmen
=. 10 ro,,cf,Ed and HAT i,e receive spch ron
+ Ein,issdp,,yS As NAV be appointed by thii
III -, ,s,n.,,,f CO. a., n,oir,'i,Ia ,di.st,nUr
a ~ KIT rGattcr< h d3snIfe Mr. Irai
of astod 9ibat de resolution sbe. IN, ON /
I: iioE.Sde nov a ali men desired tho
d pe;;ee' he preserved i, r.. ..,.r
: :: MIR; FarBgRorth fapetiouSly recomtlen;
I j ed yfr Er,1in 4 resolution 10 HE Commute
IS on nafeats II ultimately Mas; referred /
e the committee OH foreign affairs. s,.: 4,
"a a resolution wiis fatr0.!aegd recitint
u fpit az tsie Eeizl!rr al mint money uIl