New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
There are many ways in which tls could BIO effected

victory OF patty which L. largely ia the minority
does afford ground VI Itself aud clone FOX our Seccs
In Maryland the indignation Mt tho election Of Lin
coin Il greater than hid CyVectcd. aud am suro tbs
tees in The Onion and the concession by the North To
MS of a sufficient political power 10 protect ourselves
quot TO be protected in the Union.
Your respectfully. JoHY d. McPuEEsos.
Pray do not resign and thus give M position which
may give essential advantage hereafter just the same
demonstration can be made If you please. 10y refusing
TO st after March Tint TOcmbs and Others make by
rcsicninr 20 take effect then II YOU resign you e.,e
tine way open for some one by some Intrigue 70 fo t"
the Senate. by holding you are ma ter OF The btua
tion. No one wants % resignation from you as PROOF
of your devotion. Weaker men have to give u sign.
IyeirlE FXoM VA. ANDERSON or MICHIGAN.
AKIN ARpoR MICHIGAN
nth Jany loOl
Hon J,gtrsOn Darts
Dr Spc,tition are nov IN circulation in this State
without distinction of parties requesting Congress 10
adopt the Criitcndcn icouiions hoping mat u mbht
induce tic abi,innes epnhcin to the ooHth iheH cor
stutCuAl rights thih ~ VIZ require re" iHoio w
tails added to the Critian resolutions TO make item ac
cevtable 10 the South The line 20 ~ should be run
through 10 tho Pacific ana the NoItefn Htafcs sh'un
be copellod 10 prohibit negro MODS from Interfering
with rendition Of runaway slaves. But need not adj
yi,s as Won know much better than myself WHAT meas
should be adopted for le security Of we oouIh:
Tho democrats here stand up maniuly Tor lhe iIshs
! of The South We have many frey argumen's IN Our
| humble WAY and sometimes blows and bloody noses
The abalationiss al nbaA iansis IN principal al
pulling the roap negroe but the. are cooihg Gown
ne tc them of the sins they have committed m array
ing the North against the south dsruplnk the ohoA
dividing churches C. They nov plainly II ims negro
question should be slcd theiF party would DO spit to
/ picocs and pOwerlcss IN future.
have In sisted that Massachusetts refused to come
into the Union unless allowed TO import slaves Tor -
veors ana that the time expired In lr- II this is the
fact you II confer favor by informing ne oi 1t aud
where aud what WORK IL may he found.
II this the fact and you or some Democratic senator
would thus Ia some one Of your speeches and who're
it may be found would g.Eo US po"eIiui e!Ho 70
break their heads With.
Ihe surmnn by Reyd Mr.. Var Dyke 81 Brookyne
has done great good il has boon Published m nearly
al our Democratic papers aid PUBLISHED N plmpicf
form AID distributed among th' people 81 boih phT'
Luke the New York Journa! 81 Commerce come
" eeAly constitution ] AN formerly nom Osaase GO y
e. mics above the city
/ thank you for MI Tones speech il a good one.
"Vcgy truly yours WM AhDLEsox
LEII1R IRON JOHN cowDON.
HAzlEHUIsT. 18th Dor 1850
Cot. DAVIS Dtdr SV ! hope you viii excuse
the liberty have taken. IN wniing to you so ciIch
Tho article enclosed 10 frpn the Day BOoA-shlcA has
done more 10 eurhicn the whole country on Tie negro
question than al the balance Of the papers put together
But without troubling you % read the NAolv OF inc NJ
ii last three four lines Ihey should DO reprinted
and nred Ia tho has Of line ionils vi our southern
no Bln rolls rloriously on here II old Buchanan
has aly sense he Val surrender the forts 1t arsion
to south Carolina tbs III prevent aoolsiDn ad blood
sird which fur tine " III leave Ian ne southern
Sts'rs IL the Union Bot b. docs not deliver them 70
South Carolina that glorious State VII open tho war
tie hole south Ill mako common cause o1 tN2
gre,t hattie. NAV cnsuc-Hhere two 10 four hundred
hons.rd III Dc engaged the south vii DO victorious
The North viii grow sok u tie fun for they VII ha'o
1000 90 pcclls a. home crying Blood or broad they
MI 30 clal 20 iTc4t wiz us-di'ido psoIertJ-ted'
eral) AZ Wgalln On the army and navy and TIC terri
tories tbs vi be Tie end Il 100 hole AFFAIR loa NJ
be Tie sY.iLor toiamnLocT and uuw--a the loa!toa
II ore 81 your Llds-if have got On your JudgmenD
ions COwDoN
LITER rEoG L. q. C. LANAI, or MISSISSIPPI
ONFoKp. Dec. ~ leo.
Mr. Dr.r STA, regretted having to leave wash.
ipgton without having win you I'm conference Hs 10
A.. grcai e,cnis whose shadows are uy0n The fc.
ut - Ito election here Is What the most guine
amor expected LAT - rs ssHsrdi result l. 80. IL
u a. yet sorrow bat difficult 10 determine Tie d.f'irGirs
corlcIon 81 lie Convention 10 meet the It'll ofJAn
uafy lie iflf EGr Of southern Independence Of hEm
and bonsEds tslfd4cs won an oycrw h"lDng victory
bui doubt whether there any precise plan agreed
no doubi large majority u The Convention VIII DO
fJf separate secession but uncss Intervening events
work important changes 81 sentiment not AL of Lose
elected a. resistance men viii BE- for Immediate and
reperaie secession. Our fiends a. Pcniotoc Iippan
Dcoo aud Panola took grounds which fell far short 81
that idea though their rcso.gtors vcTU Ec4y L ~
gard 20 diauuion no Ultimate result
IN tho meantime tie dlsufion sentiment among The
people IL growing ctcry dly more Intense.
Upon the hole you have great cause for Qualification
n the action Of yonf state.
The sgbmlssioris,s arc routed horse. loot, and dra
scous ard any oonccssion by the north III fail TO re
store tlat sacred attachment to the Union which VAS
What they want now Is wise and sober leadug. think
that there might lie more II dignity ard prudent fore
gt IN the action - our State than have marked the
proceedings ~ South Carolina / have onen iCo'crd
that have you 10 rest upon and conLd. IN. DO not
know what We could do without you. That God may
preserve you and that your mad may retain all
It's ygor to carry ~ through these peious tios, Is my
most ieINeht hlfhiloh
an us ever, aid JorfrG. your supporter. ally and
friend l.. q. L. LAMAR
Col JEFF DAVE Washington d c.
LIIILu lAOM 5. OLIVER. MISSISSIPPI.
JiRKSAspO. Miss Dec. 3. isCo
Hon. J,ferson Ddsis DEAR siE--When We parted at
Grand Junction L promised to LIT you hear from me.
w!th as Understood. similar Promise your part.
You have doubtless long bcor, this reaches !on learned
with what harmony and unanimi,y The Legislature
acted In calling Contention OF the people. without
.cutiug voice In either Hogse) t. take intO consider
alton the mode and measure Of redress for Black
Republican wrongs aud the almost unanimous vote OF
both Houses. for the resolutions setting iorh our
wrongs aud declaring secession by separate state ac
ton tho rigtful remedy for those wrongs. desiring IN
the meantime the cooperation oi the ASBHe'cd states
10 hich the Governor authorized by resolution 10
send Commissioners for that purpose. On my return
home learned that the whole militia Of the country
was ordered to pa.ade at this place. o. this day
thought it the best opportunity that would occur be-
tween now and the 10th Uhe day fixed for the elcc
lion Of delegates to tho COnvonon) 10 inform them oI
tho proceedings OF tho Legislature at ie extra session
,ust closed. AZ nv request tho Colonel drew up tho
regiment six or eight hundred strong in solid column.
took position In the center Of the column After CIV
ing tbs IA tho Information proposed 10 give. accom-
panied by remarks urging the night Of accession
and tho duty Of Mississippi ana the other southern
States o seccde tho Only sufo means OF csoapc from
ruin and degrodaton Twas listened 10 with great ut
tenion and perfect silence 10 the close OF my address
ut which time person IN tho ranks proposed vi
ia favor OF secession. hold up your hands. Scarcely
more than one-thrd did General Boone then pro-
uoscd IAN those who for the Union III raise their
hands and large majority did So whirlng their hats
IN ,e air and giving three hearty cheers for General
Boone upon which no announced mon meeting, Ia
take plnco here the 18th 10 nominate Union candi
dates for the approaching Convention. Tho General
ws Douglas man Mt tho late election IN lsjl States