, 1861-01-29

1uE l1dAe VI Nch o4Acaao WA ne toeI ~
that city willie the secessionists hold ou1
osainst the Government The cotton and
other crops Of Loulslana, MISSISSIPPI, Arkan
sas and Tennessee, which have heretofore hllet
tue Levers Of the Crescent City Tor miles IN ex
tent, and fteighted hundreds OF ocean bounc
| shfps,-Eiving employment In the handling te
| thousands Of men-will hereafter Je.o up strean
and furnish freight for Northern Railroads. anc
steamers, 6choonera and canal boats. Ihese
| products Will seek IN outlet and market a1
Boston. New York, Philadelphia and Balti
| more ifshe remains in the Union, enriching oll
! the Free State avenues Of commerce. The
| whole Southern productions which 3'are here
| tofore been marketed at New Orleans, Mobile
| Savannah, Pensacola and Charleston, amount.
inE in valne to two hundred millions annually,
will be shipped Northward through the inte:
Ijor, and thence to the feaports Of the loyal
States; The result IS inevitable. y ever men n 2
were dead drunk, stark mad and idlotic, 1t ia
sblundeTs OF mankind furnish no parallel o.
precedent for the acts OF suicide which the
crazy negro-Worshippers are prepetfat1ng upon
themselves. The very steps they have taken
TO ln1u1e and cElpple tac North, "1u throw
counttess mnA0ns ol Wealtn tnto t1e pockets
.. 1no peopie .. INC raSe stales: 1nE c1; tonSei E
hatte ~ & - lns ~
IN aG ,i, ~ 49, -. gohna y
seo,ns H. ~ Ts9naseea s ;s T. " H. M
~ 81 ths I4,.;on Tha - asaretin ~
n.y. ;s9.tan ~ % ~. 5a.s1a IJnss ~ naeu ~
lns Lee!sl!atu1e ~! a.e uetei'a!neo not 10 9e PIE.
Iennion;s4e % r. n.ss eannss;n,, ~ one
Gsunluus.s M4aN.. u t!ss eeeIsslon 9la!n'nee
Eltnout Eu1,n1tune " 70 the people, Is Hns
inc case IN ~ tne COTTON states' Inc pll cail.
ny 1oE: Iohienl!on ol Ae people o. INC
id 1911 laesso sa ,aita,.a nouss 9es 49, aass
~, \aiu "uisn @ rs oGe H.. n1a et4se passeu
.i .actnsu5 psHFmee @ L., ,aat sny osulnancc m aa; of
1ese!utlon Wlncn may ue aaopteu py sa'a Con-
Fen1ion naslng .or lts on3ces enange o. me
poslIoT oI sem.loh o1 ine o1ate 10 NE 70
liona! up!oh " ner sisteF eoutneln n1aies'
sna1i nc u no olnalnE 1orce OF e1ect untlI II Is
snomi!.ea 10 o,t OF rai'uea Y !nc peepic, anu
.cv1:r.Iya 'sst ,we efaGs - "eSng y nc eotes
sast IN .ne taS1 esee!,9n jor Goss1nor 10 5atyy
Thus the people VII hare an Opportunity, IN
soung nr ~ oe1e' '9; 10 asS4uIe .l 1oI or osainst n
secessluH auu asnn, euou1o lug acuon o1 me
1c1'e4tton coAtsl,1ato a13 euiAse IN Inc
EeaelA lc1ailone oi 1ne stale, taey van nave
tne oppersanl.y UNI .. ehaoisin n;si OF oMserfui!ng ~
| alike thelf own lormer occislon md the action
inc eiec1l9h e9r memoels oi 1he Ionyehtlon
On tle VII ol fepiualy, anu d1at tae Consen-
lion snau assemple Oh tne zotn ol Inc same
mon1h
The Crittenden Slave Code resolutions we're
laid aside yesterday and the Pacific Railroad
changes were made in the names of the corpo-
| r,tors. On motion Of Douglas, the name Of
John Wcntw orth was stricken out and VIRGIL
Hickox inserted, who is Chairman of the Dem
ocratlc State Central Committee. 4 Special
committee ct i've va raised, with Simmons
referred the House Tariff bill, with instructions
to report within week.
In the House the Georsia delegation tender
cd their designations and withdrew-thair
State having seeded. The frecategs are get
ting to be pretty well cleaned out. mud useful
E11fi In pff So1 %r 31n
present, they impeded everything Of any sort Of
yulue to the country.
More than one hundred Thousand copies Of
Shcrrard Clcmcns's speech have been subscrib-
ed for be circulated In the border Slave States
By the Union members. Clemens will scatter
a. they can be printed aud mailed. Loyc1ey
of your State, md Etleridee Of TcnHessee.
both delivered powerful Union eoeeches yes
tcrdar, which were listened to bY a falI cham.
vas In GOOD tcmper. and mnci, of Il racv and
humorous: 'Wtef, bis hour cynIred. An 'r1ntion
NJ V;nd,nan of Arkansas his tiTno wns p,-fenaed
I'd 1,al, en- hour, ,whicl Shows how It was receiy.
ed On the southern side of tho Charaher: He on
nose all compromises or concesslons until It
mcnt with sclf.sustainins power and laws that
c.1n and ehould be enforced. He: wanted the
question tested and forever. settled, whether a
Sfatc Las the right to seccde from the Union
ut pleasure Until these grave and momcntous
questions were determined, 1t Was folly and
wicscdIess to be p1acating and appeasing
rebels BY br1bes md concessions. He i'd
dressed himself to thc theory and principles
OF the government, Us lnld down with such
philosophical cleasncss OF reasoning nud pre-
clsionin the declaration OF Independence and
In the Constitution The Widest dogma hc
had heard advanced against these sacred prin-
cip!cs was that Of the claimed right of seccs-'
sion, which he branded as treason, rebellion,
and crime against man and God: If this
dogma Tss sound, then wns the Government
but q rope OF sald, copartnershfp to be dis
solved By any single member Of the firm.
The Seizure Of the forts and araennls be con-
dcmned as the blackest treason: and the rank
est rebellion, and until these forts and other;
Illegally seized and tra1toTously held public
property were delivered up they might not
talk to him Of reconciliation and compromise.
Whatever tie might do under other circun,
any patch Of compromises until the insult to
the national flag had been atoned for. apollo
rizcd for, or avenged. He wanted to sec This
f,rce or tragedy Of dtsuniou PLAYED ont 10 the
Ind. Az heretofore they had ncJer cot he
yond q: certain point, hc now desired to See the
Whole act PLAYED out, through ali is scenes tn
10 dcnonInf1E ut the end IF fhe 5.h oct n
Soa.r,,v 11'c,nsc,res and ~ ~ Az ntta,nnt ont
~ sMsfajn Themselves alter they had once snr.
e5"hsd ~ rrhe1inn he 1rsheJ ths-o' 80
tina @T T. - IN 1ap;nT any other 1l,n,e G ht
tHst ,rhr r.os ico;t;n; ia INN the 1eros5 ,,Iot
tor1, ~ the;r ,,,5Ts;n1es thrr Mo1,lS n M
;utr ;utn tbc h. n1s7 ~ Ham1c, W;fhomt tSe P,inno
~ ~ e1,ncaaic3 therefoTc fa h;a Pennh1;r,1,
ta;o-,5e stan ti-,n and ,na ey;hlc ~ ~. -
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