The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-01

their succeszoss, for wasch tao Cerers Assembly Is
sSho.izeo % provide At the earliest possible period In
ali this our follow citizens VII Clearly perceive that there
has been no disposition 10 any power sutao
y not demax ded by the e1igencies OF her preseat IN
happy condition, or 70 retain longer than regard for
their highest interests may require.
In reply to remarka which have been made abroad, We
sSa s, say ns we haze S moi a S 70
The idea OF the reputation OF any part OF h which
legally contracted has not bcea exprcssed
by spy member Of the Convention. 1hau9 notice tbs
subject has received has been In with the pro-
posed separation Of the western countless and whe0ever
n s
their equitable portion Of the burden. Any promises
Of paymen, or prcjec.s Of arrangement at this time
When the very existence OF the Osroawoah Is threat
euec, wou!f be worse than lido.
Uncer all these circumstances, With tie firm conyic-
ton that the adopted Is the cay one by which
the State be retained in the Upon and the liberties
ind rights OF tie people secured Gnd pe-petaated we
most earnestly upon our loyal fellow citizens u every
county Of the Commonwealth, who 40. already repre-
eeIted 10 the Genega Assembly and Ii this Convention,
to eject members OF the Legislature ana appoint delegates
to this body q: the earent possible moment Wrts OF
election vii DO asced oy he Executive whenever ap-
pears that hoy eau 10 ozoosed, 1at representatives.
from eveSy cornty VIII BE- cordially reserved No
suenSon esseotal change OF any part OF the const
tussJ0 Or laws Of the Common wealth. unless positively
demanded BY the ezgeoo!es cg the times viii be made,
representatives, ecu be freely expressed; aud suca
changes Is have been or may hereafter be 60 ce2nid
will be B.bnttess for ratHcatics nj a. carly Gay.
We CAN upor TIE oy al citizens of tho Commonwealth. 10
organize Tor s de agsas sac c5nspiretofs
ono 81 RCbnond ana thar accfs anu IDetiofj
Pisss viii Immediately be deyisec 10 give 10 eu st organ
xatat tbs gres'est efficiency. lilo gcis5s government
U ad ana protect us to Ike utmost Of thetT power and
VII nost cIuresto sby rocos.se the recognized
efpnSEt Do the true and legtnas govsrlusas o. iho
Btate, They canEot end viii MOI do otaer wise
Tho Heo{ sri2ed government aposls - the great body
Of tbe peOe for cosDten and support il this boar OF
great anxiety and trpi They doGo c9nGsent, because
while there have been msny 6ees,ons from the great
ard holy Of "i6esty uad Unoo" snoag tncse to
whom you have bSen accustomed to look Cor political in
formation and d.Tsctiop there HAYS been comparatively
few ancGg yourselves. In this MISTER wh h Appeals to
year deG1est rights aad interests you hare responded
spoataEe0nsy the pyomp.rgs OF yout honest hearts
Your own experience Las Taught you the great bece OF
tho unon e.d yoa recognise the great principle shat
COVE 1fusat 90 beEs?cA! Ia ts orere,iors, SO MID
IL lid yequ ezDents 80 powerful 20 protect, sad
80 constituted % 60 cifuse throughout an i'm
territory ths t.ossrgs CT prosperity and hnp
pirees, "sLould not tie changed Tor light o. tcaa.
sent GAUGES" II every county whore che nee express
Sion OF your views has been permitted, oajOritie8
IN favor q the mapteoa1ce and perPesuy Of tho Union
have far exceeded the calculations az the most esrgcne
among your friends persevese, heu In yoar mos. holy
war eea.lst the corrupt and pe1jused gTchy, VINO
HAYS usurped government scd woula Lava solf
60 the eDoisiols despois Ct unhoy afiiatson. In
puth may look for tho blessings OF that HOLY
Que who has made 1t part OF his Divine Providence
that these Who Ia parity OF heart ard purpose strive for
the Iresevatou OF their dearest rights ler homes sad
their country although TIE struggle may be po.rac sd
for long and weary pears, eba never s,yge in ve By
order q the Convention
AerHUR I. BoREkAN presiisl..
G. !. CRAgsnR, Secretary.