New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10

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Jedzson-T B. Lamar j. P Anderson, T. NJ Palmer and
i,os--G T. Ward JOhn Beard, w. G. NJ Dsvi', and g. W.
Iajav.te ar-J c. NcGehc., A J. Lee, Henry s. se'is
Lery-Geofse Bel,e'tOn.
i hssn...NT. T. Gls 9iE.sory'
NS.SsJcerh e snses,S and James o. Cooper
heo Rirer-lfssc C. Coon and j. Lamb.
Pn,nGm--James A. DsvslL
saH,a Eo'dnJacL.on Morton and = ISL = simpson.
Surq.sr-D. q. Leigh
Volu.in-Janes H. Chandler.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b. Irwin. -
Ual,oa-JoLu Morrison aud A. L. Nccaskil
WotuIla-Deniel Ladd and David Lewis
Tie totsl Of dele ystes Il 81.
Some of the old counties now embraced in coun-
ties send delegates without respect to the new ter-
torial organization, and hence the ambiguity winch
NAV appear in the list of counties above enumerated
Col Peote, on taking the chair ar the temporary
presding officer Of the Convention, said:
% CONVENTION: We meet together under
no bs, apdan,eod our Liberties snd and the
election .fAbe Linson willy Abotoni.t 70 the Presidency
of IN. United States destroy. ali hope for the future We have
hcreor the people OF State to doys the best
bsnd 100 n. 1: Committed high trnsupon heavy
responsibility to meet The grave Questions
sness NAV prove disastrous But snLeuen while prudence
and proper discretion should al our
ness trust fully prepared to meet the grave Issues be-
'0, ur Iers,re through purely patriotic motives has placed
s p position Tho eyes OF the world are upon Us;
and our action win eject for veal offOI woe not only our own
Ard now gentlemen permit word Of sdnoniton ouI u,er
all desire 70 ensc ts ode ss s tn
best be ased for IL acconpl' hniehI out u wa
,trict courtey sill h1sct6ze your dobse we may honota
b diaer in uutrbut we engaged IN aconnion cause
Ne arc brethren and stand shoulder to shoulder III tn
meat wor before And may the God Of mercy and goodness
rse, as in our deliberations that may arrive At the beet
ms sns to accomplish the desired end -. -,
Judge Mcqueen Mcintosh OF Franklin County then
Mr. CM.InmAS It /. but seldom th.t called upon to
charge the and solemn dn.f. ABOUT 70 ~ ~
be de.nes 1t Is the hens Of that rGoidsnae hs
Wien tbe nis u storm ard desoson had overtskeH him.
Euryaus oIclained, in tLe language Of application;
"Tu orc .olare inopeni ct succune rciett.'
II the hesheu could thus igpors the god OF III:
may appeal the cbr'iions God to teach =, % sppy our
hearts antowido thai learn that which u ana 30
, ill., Rb Rev rend bishop Rutede invited take
set by your side and that this Convention be opened VIM y
orored 10 bs char lie INVOKED Tho Throne Grace q
end II, bns upon the deliberations Of the Convention aud
'r In the way best cac5ated 20 promote
the honor and Of the State aud the glory Of God
A motion was made that Committee Of i've be ap-
pointed BY the chair whose duty IL shai De 10 eee.,
fuitable place for the ittngs Of the Convention The
mover stated that the Lcc1i llturc will assemble here
ON Monday next and il necessary that ssuita6le
place should be- obtained for the Convention To meet ~
The Baptist Church was named as "A ptice when
the Committee should report tomorrow tFriday a
member stated that tomorrow was Thanksgiving Day,
and he proposed that the Committee should report on
Saturday and moved that the Convention now adjourn
until Sal uay ut ~ clock. The question wus decided
by the members rising-Yeas2 y, Nays2f. Sothe Con
yeniion adjourned until saturday noon.
FmDn MoRNIsG, Jan. 4.-Col. +. Bullock, the
Commissioner from the State OF Alabama aud the Hon.
Edmund RuiRn. from Virginia arrived here yesterday
IL i. reported that consultation is now going on IN re-
gard to the policy of taking cdlaie possession Of
the tort aud other Federal property IN this State.
Judge Mcqueen Mcintosh, Of the FEDERAL Court, ana
Col. r. :. Blackburn, the United States Marshal III
Florida, have rcsRBed. ,
IL is probable that An ordinance Of secession will be
offered and passed about the middle OF the ensuing
week.
For the information of your commercial readers,
stale that the quantity Of cotton shipped from TINS POM
annually il from 100 To $4,000 bales. The freight
from hero 10 jacksonville II ~ Is per bale To Fer
nandina Al 80 and TO ~. MnIks 6sl cents per bale
Cotton il transported from Tallahassee TO New-iork
lyia Fenandnal for ti-0 per bale, and when not
stored AZ Fornandna e. ~ per bale.
About H. 100 bslcs of cotton have been received here
since the l., OF September