New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04

faaliy Oh solve all VoiiHo1l connection "iih the
NoriS ard esiabi On g,vcriiyent at the SOuIh
with M, " guards tor cor future 90 ufiy. -
y R-s1lrsd That we cordially approve OF tle |
oction f che Legislature Of South Carolina al it
late sion; tba, We cODsidor It'd d. lioefa1ons a.
ch r,cfeiiz.d by ffnnes0, tempered with piUoehcei
that we appFOvo Of lie increase on tho taxes as |
demanded by che eXigencv Of the tues arc ts |
Necessary 20 ouch mii AIRY aud other preparations as
We may reqm,e; tia. Wo approve Of t'N ceA OF iDe
Convcti Of re safe, 10 deliberate auo &c elnlre
unou he final couTse that S0cth Carolina should
abort, and OF "a SOutl ern Congress, 20 fec.'e' u
possible the united he0n Of tie cOnt.i-luls DeihR,
above az things, Of tie irst iupos'ance' we hhoul
uss eyesy means ia orr power To secure u.
Ara N motion Of WM II. fRrscoT, 1t wss futher
Resolrcd. That vii Z We are willing ~ at wiz
lie south IL any way tbgt tie South VIII declare
sire = ready 10 act, we believe and are resolved ~
orr eetionto nfni'est cur b. lie that il The e'is
that has GENE, the trust Of South Carolina s, unGer
God, In herrelf.
With reference 70 a resolution adopted at the last
moeiing tie Treasurer reported that ne wat SUI "
cciyiug contributions for The use Of the Publishing
Committee of the Southem Rights Associa'ion OF
Charleston, but as the contributing members had not
IN paid up their subscriptions, lie had not yet IA hl"
hauds "a rum of sugiCicnt Importance 10 bo rfmlttd'
There icing 30 other business before tie Associa-
,on, the meeting was adjourned.
EXTRA MEETING, i0ru MARCH, 1851.
The Assertion was called TO order by the Presi-
dent snd in he abseIce OF the Recording secretary,
JoHN NJ. RAKm, esq, acted az Secretary. Tie
President then slated that he had called ibis meeirg
Tor the pprpO-e Of laying before the Association hh
invitation from he ). X. Ass0, ia'0n Of OraDgeburg
to send deegatss 30 Convention Of Asso, iiions 10
be b, Ii 81 Columbia on the eecOnd Monday In May
prxi Pud also an invitation from the ). Il. Assota-
zion Of Charlesion, to send delegates 10 a similar
Convention, 20 be held IN Charleston OF tho ifst
Monday ~ Nay neNr.
/ Tlese COMMUNICATIONS having been read to the
meeting on motion OF Jos. ID. pOPE, esq, II was,
Rrsofrfd That we deem il eSTedIent and proper,
and hereby recommend he asfemblng i d southern
Rights COUyep'ion 10 Columbia, on the second MOT
dav i'm Nav next and taat the taid Convention DO
COM Oted Of delegates sent from each oouticFb
Rights Association in The State. Ia order TO promote
IA noie Effective organization wit IN our o"n hnl'S,
and secure greater unity II fe,lnB ara "e'Ioh
throughout tho South. Secondly,
/ Rcsoircd, That Committee Of five he appointed
to select FIVE gentlemen, 10 represent this Asoeialion
iD he sad Convention.
Under the seco1d resolution the President ap-
Toiuted Committee, consisting OF The following
zen, lenen: j. -. POpe, Capt. John FIipp, Col. IL
oe 1feville, Cart. b. X. BytLowOOd, ana C"pt. j.
q. Bamwel; who, after short cOnsulailop' i'-
ported the following nomination for deiegaies; the
lion. K. de 1reville, DR.. j, A. Scott, Cot. o. r.
Elliott, jos. ID. PoJe, Wm' H. lIescoli when nom
in,tiOn was up~0imOnely confirmed.
There bciDg other business before the Associa-
ton The meeting Was Adjourned.
REGULAR MEt TING, MONDAY, l4TH ATRII, 1851.
In the Al seuce of The Pre,deuf, the Association
called 10 order by Vice Pfe,ideIt EDMUND RhErT,
esq, tie muutes of the last two meetings were real
and confirmed, and tie following preamble Vnd reso
l1lions, as ado, led aud published by the Southern
Rights Association Of OriDgeburs, were read:
Whereas, a Convention Of II y X. Association
OF ghe State has been ptof'sed by ibis Association,
To be held at Columbia on the secOnd Monday la
May next, and d similar Convention has been po.
posed by the :. r. Association Of 81. T. psauG ST.
Mchaels, to be held at CbarlestOn Oh Tie hrt Mon
day OF the same month q erei0re,
Res0'Ued, That 10 AVOID any emsarrafsnent which
may are from conflicting proposals., and 10 homo
harmonious action, this Association withd'a~s IT.
proposals. ~ q general Convention Of The ;. r. Aeo
,aiious Of tie State al Columbia, and will send d' J.
egates 10 Tie Convention proposed TO be held III
Charleston IN May next.
Rss0ired, That The Committee Of Correspondence
be instructed 10 cOnmuuica'o he foregoing prvamLle
aid resolution 10 snch Asso,a'ions OF tie Stale az
have accepted the rropoeal made by this AssOcaion
csnedJ iiFTyR VII FLf Ts Sees. Of o 8 n. A''
After the reading OF the above, II. VI. Stuart eco,
offered The following preamble aud resolutions Which
were unanimously adopted:
ItkTeas, The OrsugebuTg :. r. Association has |
witt drawn i's propo>al that Convention Of The ). |
X. AS ocalono Of lEe STATE Ice held al Columbia In
favor Of proIo al made by the S. r. A,sociaIon Of
81. Philips and 81. Michaes, that asulla, COnven'
lion be Leld IN Charleston ON tie hIst Monday Ia
May next therefore,
Rcso,red, Thai the delegates appointed by this Az
ISOLATION a, iis Last meetiug 20 the Convention pro-
posed + he held Columbia, be requested TO attend
io,tead lbat TO be held in CbarlesIon.
There being 10 other Guinness, the meeting was
adjourned.
REGULAR MEETING, MONDAY, l4TH JULY, 1851.
The AaO.iatiOD wac called 10 order by tie Piesi.
dent, Hud tue minutes Of the last meeting we've read
and confirmed.
lie Chairman of the Council Of Safety reported
that reputation had been made uyon him by the
Central Committee for the names Of the C0nmrte.
Of Safety OF this Association, which be had iurshyd
accor0in,ly.
Tie Treasurer reported tina, under resolution
passed llth November 1851, authorizing hun 70 re-
GIVE contributions 10 ssti-l the 5 r. Aso,iaion Of
Charleston IN printing and circulating tracts, &c he
Lad ,Olie TED IA mall hum.
On motion Of EDMUsD RHTTT, esq, IL was then
Re,oiccd, That BE Treasurer he in-1u Ted TO pay
over The amount collected by him 10 the Chairman Of
tie Council of Safety OF this Association.
There being no 0ber business, the meeting was
adjourned.
EXTRA MEETING, MONDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER,
1851.
In the absence Of the President, the meeting wss
called 20 order by Col. Il. De THEyILLE, irst Vice.
President, and Chailes h. Bell, esq acted Seere-
iaTy.
ne Chat man Of the Council Of Safety stated that
under tie instruction Of the Constitution, he bad
called this meeting for the In'rose Of appointing
Delegates TO rel resent tis A.r0cisiion In the Con-
yehliOn 10 be held al Waite borough, on the 18th
init, fof nominating csnoidales for the Southern
Congress m the NliIn Congressional District.
lie also read letter from the Hon. X. w. Barn.
we'll resignlbg bis office IA President OF the Assoc
alton, winch resignation was, on motion ot LDMUhD
RBETr, exp, accepted.
On n'otl1n of Capt. j. q. BARsyytLL, II was
ResoiVed, That the Chairman do appoint a Corr
miitee NJ Five TO nominate delegates Tor the Goa
SenIion abont 10 be held AZ Marlborough