, 1861-03-30
FroeeedINKS of the LoutsfauA UonVena
k1on-An Unc0mpromisIng Union


MAN,
It appears from the Enhjoined report Of ths
nrncae5;nos of the Ton;a,aro f.oovant,op n,
satrsssn e. - 49,. " ps11s, ..ss e. sa1s ~ ~
eas0loay lasS, tkast hf. oounghy Aas 1ounu II
influential coadjutpr in his uncompromisinl
hostility to the pnrnosea of accession in tha
state. We n quote @ rom the . Crescent: - -
The special order Of the day, Ny; .Cannon''
ordnance to submit 70 the vote Of the peopit
1he Fefmanent tonsESntlon OF :1ne Comede
!aLe oIales, Was taKen up anu deoatcd a
length:
III. Cannon being invited to take his stant
at the Clerks desk, gave his views In support
OF bis ordinance, End did so ably and al
length; sustaining himself not only by argu
tions from Leading newspapers, &c. In somt
parts OF his address his usual pleasant humo,
broke forth, and upon concluding hewas mpct
applauded- -. ''=
MI. Ela1n opposed the ordinance on the
ground that the people had delegated to thif
!, CpnFfntion fun Powerto take this State QUITO
the Union and to form another Government
For. this purpose the Convention was empoW
cred to form an alliance with other States ani
1t waa for this body, and none other, to ac1
upon the Constitution; He believed. there
spare. @1Ne~ -
Nj Rozfer spoke at length in favor Of The
oIomanees Mh1st E;is he Mas speaEng NJ Law
had ever sieHed The ordinance @ re- ~ secass,n ns
Mr. Rozier answered, " No, and 90 help me
God, inerer will" .
t1e1,,a,,;e ar,.saeit,o ); 'S 'ot 'Ae GIL
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4hfuL 1s asuz.s ass r,1ias soo <11e"efeu' s'f l
'n11ia M aa;n ~ ~. .maj 1hds H. - ,,
M Rnyer eonoindad Ria snsaeh 10 anu
NJ sa,nre a. s,ants l., ~ o1,1,ee;4i. l.. ,,1,.
ting The GonsffRtion r. fhe naons - w dtd
snst tn fha e"n1a hst ~ 1,eo,sia ia ~ da1a To-
e,ate4 ~ Go.Een4fnn - nt+a5d ~ - ae1e
~ M,rtr. Fa1in+Sa5 ~ ~, etssua +ba "a,n
NJ Pn"ns,,s a1oEa - - 1on sus 6se =, s1u
,rainan"a 'fo*>9 - ~ II 1@'o' ~ tis'
NJ Wa1,ar o.71oa e,r II ar.;1;o,,. = ,,o
and the ord;,,onca ny ~. ae ~ ,sf -
Eat 10 - n1,an az mas se'e" upoa auo aos1' ny
39se NJ HnS - nyes e abn noss e. -: ~
voteto the nsgstiva ~ vow nSe1 ~ ~ raanEs3dar r
H. hys9 ~ ~ 'aG ~ n9* - ove4 70 RECONSIDER e
ba1;aua ttat ~ ~ sass a.e t1eHs- Ie
1"ittad ~ Iraat m1e ~
rsrtt ~ ~ nc nc peup,S' l4e seea. plinsl.e " ene
w6n1d ha tra1c1s1ed p1 TIon ~ so'0'0 eneA'0e4'es
table an5 +fa,, ~ 4ha Tonrs,e4;om W. ,au ~ LIE
S'D-s' 1A>A 1een 1t1o ooA' eo14ou o'1 A'u
Kf1l Them 0fTJ
rhst d;.b,,,oa1 .E.at m n..1., IT,.
a' u1,u1n.''' e11eet, 1 nc 1'e'i'no''o 11on'@
s''e7, is doing its utmost to provoke the mur.
der of any man in Virginia who takes Office
under the United States Government. Here
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Is specimen:
We have heretofore commented upon the
obvious intention Of the President of the Ab-
olition Republic to complete the work Of dis
honoring and degrading his slaveholding PROV
inces as speedily as possible by sending Wide
Awake Black Republican satraps to rule over
them. This conrse was pursued by Rome
whenever she conquered and added crushed
to her vast dominions~ Turkey,
England, and France, do pursue the SAME
course u Greece, India, and Algeria. Lincoln
is already sending his WideAWake Pro-Con-
snls to complete the work OF subjugation In
this Stete which the Convention has COM
r. He has appointed, We learn, rabid
and venomo1s Black Republican to the i'm
portant post Of Mall Agent upon railroad