[DOC] [TLE] Southern Heritage Preservation Group Public Group | Facebook [PAR] Southern Heritage Preservation Group has 5091 members. ... On January 9, 
1861, Mississippi becomes the second state to secede. ... William Pitt Fessenden, 
insisted that Southern states DID NOT have the right to withdraw from the Union. [DOC] [TLE] The Road to War (1846-1860) | Mississippi History Now [PAR] Indeed, a Declaration from its January 1861 state convention on whether to 
secede ... Not only did White Mississippians defend slavery at home, they felt it 
was their ... hoping that a secessionist majority would withdraw the state from the 
Union. ... and secede immediately, or to wait and go out in a group with other 
states. [DOC] [TLE] The South Secedes [ushistory.org] [PAR] Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas all left the Union by 
... Over Governor Sam Houston's objections, Texans met in January 1861 to... [DOC] [TLE] Election of 1860 and Secession by Dustin Worm on Prezi [PAR] May 7, 2013 ... and Secession What you will learn? How the election of ... To withdraw formally 
from membership in an organization, association, or alliance. December 20, 
1860. South Carolina January 9, 1861. Mississippi January 10, 1861 [DOC] [TLE] Secession | HistoryNet [PAR] It did have the power to oversee foreign relations but could not create an ... a 
state could withdraw from the Union, or by which the Union could be wholly 
dissolved. ... and many party members were abolitionists who wanted to see the "
peculiar .... On January 21, 1861, Jefferson Davis of Mississippi went to the well 
of the... [DOC] [TLE] Chronology of Major Events Leading to Secession Crisis [PAR] Moreover, the delegates are instructed to withdraw from the convention if such a 
clause is rejected. .... The same day, a group of South Carolina congressmen 
visits the White House and ... December 13, 1860Twenty-three House 
members and seven Senators from ... January 9, 1861Mississippi secedes 
from the Union. [DOC] [TLE] The American Civil War (1860-1865) - The Latin Library [PAR] Abraham Lincoln gives speech in New Haven, Connecticut: "Whether we will or 
not, the question ... The Constitutional Union Party, a short-lived political group, 
was a haven in the election of ... Deep South delegates again withdraw from the 
Democratic Convention. ..... January 9, 1861 - Mississippi Secedes from the 
Union. [DOC] [TLE] 14. The Civil War | The American Yawp [PAR] Jun 7, 2013 ... Mississippi adopted their own resolution on January 9, 1861, Florida ... While he 
did not intend to invade Southern states, he would use force to ... announcing his 
withdrawal from Fort Sumter, April 18, 1861; Records of the Adjutant General's 
Office, 1780's-1917; Record Group 94; National Archives. [DOC] [TLE] Civil War 1861 Timeline [PAR] May 21, 2015 ... Words of Thomas Corwin to Abraham Lincoln on January 16, 1861. ... 9  
Mississippi secedes from the Union. ... 9  A secession convention up for vote in 
Tennessee is rejected by nearly ten thousand votes. ... Lincoln will not abandon 
Fort Sumter, he orders that preparations be made to send a relief... [DOC] [TLE] Museum of Southern History_The Road to Secession [PAR] A South Carolina delegation of U. S. House members warn President Buchanan 
not to attempt ... The Convention did vote on a resolution in favor of seceding, 
and it passed 159 - 0. .... January 9, 1861 ... Jefferson Davis of Mississippi to the 
United States Senate, along with withdrawal of four other Southern senators. [DOC] [TLE] Secession of the South for kids: Timeline, Map and Reasons *** [PAR] Secession of the South: 1860 - 1861 ... accepted two additional states as 
members, Missouri and Kentucky, as members of the ... 2, Mississippi, January 9, 
1861 ... the legal right to withdraw from the voluntary union with the United States 
of America. ... Northern anti-slavery groups but been applauded by the Southern 
states. [DOC] [TLE] Alabama Constitution of 1861 - Overview - Alabama Legislature [PAR] The Constitutional Convention (January

Question: To withdraw from membership in a group; on January 9, 1861 Mississippi did it
Answer: Secede