The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-04

m psee Of Bewsn Cobb. resigned his position, and the
pisos. he Harin, winch wss seized It Charles
ion By order Of The State aitoritses, w. rssased
l2rhs Scar Of the West returned 70 New York having
two ahoe holes In her hui received ~ Cnnxieston-
Fort Barrsnons and the Navy Yard a. Pensaco Florida
were sesed BY Alabama and Florida troops ONO
ana I"cias j. G. LANAI he Svs members Of the House
Of Rspsessnaasives from Aississpp, formally wsnaew
from the United States Oonzrsss.
81 indefinitely Postponed bill 10 repeal the act pre-
vent Kidnapping" oherwts known az TIE Personal Ii
l6-The bin for calling state Convention in virginia
passed the Senate BY vote Of - TO L. and the House
nn.si.sssy ssss,cn o. u: Legislature Of Mississippi
1S-secession Convention OF Georgia assembled at NIL
ledgevile
ghi for uniting tho border slaveholding States upon
common policy Of action TO bring about the settlement Of
the trouble. Inc plan was series OF resolutions pro
posing
FThat there must 10 some definite conclusive setie
men o. the slavery question bet sssn the two section OF me
SsOsSafropSsns he Crsnden comprouisa with
sns ss ss e.
Ihrlhe sppoiatment Of oonmiasoner 60 each Of the
ss ss9a
9. ssss .aS .ssd xS'sS may lead SsaS
sppssi 70 e. ssceaing States e.
lsi,ne states ana also TO abstain from an sss~Ai ~
Extra session of the Kentucky Legislature called by
Governor Mason 10 sonsaer the distracted condition q
the country.
ordinance by yeas 2o8 nays 10 It is az folows
An ORDINANCES rErwEEN On
Gsoasn AID OTHER STATES UNITED Win nss UNDER rGn
ssed ordain, and Il 2 hereby declared and
sS0psS y ns s Of the
ass sss rssasa md .dSp,sd
rssfyss a. 4 to the ssd conssituioS,
~ soa ssrogs.sd !. u.,.. ~
s5ss: Is ss.s SsSs 1880
and hat $3.50 ia full pOsssssoS and eIsr
s a;s s. which belong and aSpeI
M-Jefe ment avis, q Mississippi Benjamin Fitzpat-
rick and ue M. 70 Clay, Jr Of Alabama David Yulee
and 6tephernats Mallory, Of Florida, formally Withdrew
from the sSsves Of tho United States. the
very inpretN, and caused many " shed tears " The
Post Cce YartDent discontinued the Post Office at PEN
sacola Florida ordered ali letters directed TO that
place to DO SCI 70 the Dead Letter Office, Washing
ton, James J. Pugh, j. l. NJ Curry and James A. Stall
worth, members Of Congress- nom Alabama, withdrew
2a-Potor G. Love, MARTIN ]. Crawford Thomas Harde-
man, Jr Lucus Gartrel, John W. UnneAGoRd, James
jackson and John J. Jon. msm ,ors q O1sss<3s from
Joshua Hin also ens q the msabws frs0 brqA, ~
fused 10 20 with the others, but formally ten h6 ~
sgnata Tho Louisiana Ssssc cOavoafiss m at Baton
2HThe annual meeting Of the Massachusetts, Anti
Slavery Society broken up in tsS>rn
28-rhe secession ordinance Of Louisiana passed the
State Convention BY vote Of l3 TO H. Tho following
u the ordinance
declare ana orda,n and hereby declared and ordained
tory Of in % sSnns no made On the
United states Of Amenca and every part sasIsoi and
the DO hsSssSy S and
between the state Of Louisiana and other states under the
solved, and the State Of Louisiana and Is in fun
saS % a ,a S, h s
words nited sates be stricken from article 81 title of
ii
% S y s ss s q
tuition OF the United staes And is further declared and
purpose in order TO SECURE az we a. PERM
United states
2s-Convention Of Arkansas mot. Convention Of
2a-Ihe Georgia Secession Convention adjourned to
moot in Savannah on the call of tho President The
Alabama Secession Convention adjourned TO meet again
oc-rhe President signed the bin for the admission Of
Kansas into the Onion and she became The thirty fourth
State. The following the State officers elected under
the W yandot constitution
Goreraor-Chares Robinson formerly Of Maasachusstt
se s Sa,~J y Robins i sS Of Maine
s s@a cssss If g Pye s i s9s@ ny y is h sr
IIsf,ce-Ino9.
Associas Jusice~-samuel y. Kngman, formerly q Ken
tucky, and Lawrence Bailey, formerly Of New hsnpshira
3l-ghe United States Mint and Custom Rosse ~ Nov
Orleans by the authorities, md the en-
cas took the under the ordinance OF The socersn
Convention. In the Mint there $3.50 900 a
government money, and In the Sub Treasury nearly
$4,000.
FEBRUARY.
The Texas Convention passed the following ordinance
OF secession by vote u ls5 yeas 70 Nays
ORDINANCE nyrwxxN STATE
OF rsss Asp THE OTHER STATES UNITED uErSn ms CON
rnr sTrIxp THE CONSTITUTION or THE UNIFIED srArss on
States IN giving either persons q people
and wSer sst,on the so OFT sVs
and whereas recent IN oas
M % . s. s w.SSU q sds, s
as ss n O ouase and b
% s s q tie q a r5s y
that the ordr ance adopted 6 our Of deesases
1a BY @ Il pas ,rs sss "a
s into the snsP Nth ether ana party
Of ana sssssg r.pssied and
fs
fsaas 7 q 4 sh sSsovsd from Al and oes,ns
that citizens peop are aSsoved from All ale
Sec This osdnan shah sasmi,ed The people Of
iS1 h ns;s d o rra 1871 az Ae "a
ecd b majority % the vosss cast shall take eGec. AMI
ssl Provided tina, IN ne rcprcscnssive district Of ri
1901 -
s s Of r. s g.. o. S1n'sn9a
1851.
A Peace Conference, consisting Of delegates from
Virginia. Maryland, kentucky, Tennessee North Carolina,
New York, Ohio, Missouri, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Indiana, Illinois, Connecticut New Hampshire Vermont,
Delaware, Rhode Island and Massachusetts, ovened in
Warrington ard elected President John rys~ Vrgi
MA President The Conference resolved cit with closed
DOORS Congress- of the seceded States convened at
Montgomery, Ala, and elected Howell Cobb President
Election held IN Virginia for delegates 70 tho State Con-
vention. largo majority Of the delegates chosen
Union men.
5-John Siido and Judah p Benjamin, United States
Senators from Louisiana, withdrew from the senate.
Niles Taylor, Thos. q. Davidson and j. NJ Iandrum
bis OF Congress- Withdrew from the House of Repre-
tavcs under Instructions from the secession Convention Of
that staie j. r. Bouligny, the member from the First
district announced that no would not obey tho nstrus
items Of tho Convention.
6-Convonton Of Seeding States met ct Montgomery.