February 4, 1861
The Southern Congress.
To-day meets a body charged with the duty of constructing a Confederate Government for those States which have seceded from the Union of the late United States. It is a grave mission. Since the framing of the United States Constitution and Government, no work of such magnitude and importance has been imposed upon any statesmen in this country. The counsels now Inaugurated are fraught with the destinies of the Southern people.
The Members.
The following is a full list of gentlemen appointed to represent their respective States in the Southern Congress:
Robert B. Rhett, South Carolina delegate. (Library of Congress) |
R.B. Rhett.
James Chesnut, Jr.
W.P. Miles.
T.J. Withers.
R.W.Barnwell.
C.G.Memminger.
L.M.Keitt.
W.W. Boyce.
FLORIDA.
Jackson Mortaon
J. Patten Anderson.
James Powers.
MISSISSIPPI.
W.P. Harris.
Walter Brooke.
W.S. Barry.
W.S. Wilson.
A.M. Clayton.
James T. Harris.
Howell Cobb, Georgia delegate. (Library of Congress) |
ALABAMA.
R.W. Walker.
R.H. Smith.
C.J. McRae.
J.G. Shorter.
W.P. Chilton.
S.F. Hale.
D.P. Lewis.
T. Fearn.
J.L.M. Curry
GEORGIA.Robert Toombs.
Howell Cobb.
F.S.Bartow.
M.J. Crawford.
Duncan Kenner, Loiuisiana delegate. (Ascension Parish Library) |
B.H.Hill.
A.R. Wright.
T.R.R. Cobb.
A.H. Kenan.
Alex. H. Stephens.
LOUISIANA.
J. Perkins, jr.
A. Duclouet.
C.M. Conrad.
Duncan F. Kenner.
E. Sparrow.
Henry Marshall.
NORTH CAROLINA (commissioners.)
Ex.-Governor Swain.
J.L. Bridges.
M.W.Ransom.
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