New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-26
LATEST FROM THE coNFEETIoN
Louisiana State Convention.

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On Enrolment, five members, P. S. Wilt, Chair
man.
Epeeeh Of the South Carolina Commissioner.
| FyHovprnor Mnn,,inr Commissioner from Soutl,
| CorN,ins saiI. He CAME as the Representative
of +he Stotc Of S0rth Carolina to present her Or
Ginnnrn Of Sccessnn and to ask the cioperation of
Toujsiona in tic formation of a Southern Con.
fa5nrncv
| fTha cousns which lnd to this stem are well known
and noa4oi No rnnatifi0n at his hands: that the
c0Itinnnl Cfnrts to rcsist arpressjons had fniIed
l,,oe faI,}jIiar tn olI.
Sonlh Carolina was not unnlinlful OF the respect
dno har sistor Stotes Az cnnfrIerntcs and cnuals
II was necessary that each State should secedc
sennrateiv Win a view to a sneedv confederation
nf oll the slave States, for the purpose of common
| dafence SOnth Carolina had an abundance Most
| States agreed with her in sentiments.
succnss- Ext,amnst grounds fully justified i'm
| r,r1iotn action. Inv remaining in the Union We
could enioy only such security az we might expec
from ay6wed eicmies. Delay the subject and tbs
United States is in the power OF the Black Repub
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Ihe senuean p4iu Hn oloquenC arlod't .,, .o a. t
csraj;nq Statos shonId form a tcnn6rory Govern
mani ,,non irs basis and confer by DELEGATES upol
| a plan for q Permanent Government, which wou
, meet ali feQu!fehleht4'
Tho ro,,,nisoio,,a. from Alabama
r,,rma, VT;,Stnr, tho f1n,,,r,issionor f,.,r Ala
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2 Hf ti, has cnma which il TO test the ah
StTt of th 's0 s0h v't''t to 1aet thn "nerncncv
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s'1F0 nhaT,a was 'ot Isadar she was M enI
,nissionist
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e on nu,it tho stats Of Innsia,,a to send dele
80 soton ~ 5fantnon,arT ''N0
q oat ha,#nr,l th,ro was hone no Longer