New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28


,seg requested TO asruret'e dutis of Cha-rnan.
He ace t1d BE laeiion and prced t. a'd'eS.
Il he tuwuuoDs Arog, when the PERI in charge Of
8 81 e,uecf,' t0risd of the 2as, andcti-ed
sgeseral rnsh 10 ,he door, sverai Noln.s ,e
! " let 81 tie NJ. Be stay" We - ~ az ''
reDe.d eatiog, " We won't 20 home nil "g iing.''
Aetna g~rLk on The labIe u.ed by tie Secretary
! lighted the scere.
Another motion to adjourn made and voted
Ivciees-" Tut out that canZle" "rurn on the
F, sas ,r
0,ea,iSticn Effected by tae appointment OF Mr. Pii
-. Sy as rim az.
A oordwsner, ,sbose name did not learn. was
,l.n Ia Il ID T. ire .,and ami taluguel TIE me-Iiag
az soFe rrug,h lie sid the pol,iriaIs raj brought
=, - Trouble urcn ite conntrv He didnf want 10
\. hanbup, ed BY Vice Bolt, who euld uake pret-
y " s,seetes to guli Ihe l,oTle
Csp,. o. j. Vie al re AID protested aJals TINS
saurso Of remark so tar ar it apple 70 hinself.
TIE sp,aker lei he'd that be didn't intend tn in4nli
Mr. VII, or something that effect, which was fol.
k~eo ty voley Of ex"lam'ticac, " ID ne retrt't,
Suck 10 what you sayl "rEe workingmen are
Tte sreaIei declared that be didn, wish to be IN
s>rr,oco d, ,o,rIi z pasti Ill |, 10 hr. WISE or 10
VI. oct, hut 10 pchneians generally | Va "'fn'
See IN IN. on The platform moved that the speaker be
req e,tsd 10 take biz The proposition was voted
down bid the speaker Proce.ced AT The close OF his
p-nasiS
moi p va msGe for the appointment ~ Com.
niliee % Five 10 make arrangements for an adjourned
stetmg FROM which the boys should be excluded.
Gkr4.a
The Imam was added 10 & e Committee
Ae. Hel Jsoohs offered res luton t. the effect
vst Mr. o. =. Wise hayUg tUi iut rrur'"d the pro,
ese gs this meeting, he be requested not to attend
tk-e be&t n.eeliag.
M. Wie oc.i,d that he rad interrupted the meet
my or hat he lad come TO IL for any such purpose.
JreoLss resolution re- ecie ed and amid nilAoated
.,n,n,ioo n o,ion TO adjourn declared To be ar-
NED, aud the crowd ofreTeec
THE CONSERVATIVE CAUSE.
II. following letter j. from Il the most disln-
g~hted nembe,s Of lie Virginia Legilature The
psorie lolis OF u conservailSe reaction la VIZ
eir Ia We b, he,e 10 BE- well founded;
SENATE CHAMBER RcHMoSD, VAL
January %, 1861.
q sive6 your letie thi- moTi z, and hasten 10
ssy that elOl n.Bs, since wrote TO you, have en-
ao.ras &c ne BE- Ii, tha the ton OF virginia VIII
be oscideo ~, CONSERVATIVE There was violent and
W. natural ,S,sneIt h produced ~ the ysemati,
Efforts Of cisuniun roiii ians. Toe s'ter second
=. out III has ttgm 10 oIeIlt o., and more wh"rs'it
rcn6nion OF feeling prevss think large majority
If the Convention viii be opposed TO immediate seces
ssoa.
The position of the conservative in General As
ssmbly has been trying one. AT the earlier period
of the sessior we were overwhelmed by the destruc
siyes But we rallied our force, and, after retoute
sght we have beaten them, and shaped the action
OF the Legislature 10 render IL decidedly conserva
tive. Virginia occnpies the position Of aediator
holding baek the belhgerents aud rendering the Olive
branch of peace.
Tie conservative action which has commenced will
gain strength daily, and cherish confident hope that
The differences between the North and South will be
amicably accommodated.
Your Governor has acted wisely in refusing 20 call on
extra ss ssion of your Legislature The public mind Is
too much excited 70 p uuit vice and conservative ac
ton. deire 10 final action before the 4th OF March
BY Mary land or Virginia. Let the responsibility fall
on n Republican,. 1t they refuse justice can
break up the Union well cttsr bf1Te the 4th OF
March. But i'll hope neither Maryland nor Virginia
will have occasion to break it al all