Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28

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propcr to yindicate and secure our
rights,
A resolution to this effect was
unanimously adoped;
ResoIred, That this meeting bo
forthwith organized underline name
OF" The .SOmhern Rights AsSocidf'oN
Of HE State Of Louisiana" "
In two hours 5000 names were
signed to this association.
The committee appointed to draw
M II Constitution and bylaws was
headed by Col, GLADDEN., highly
respectable merchant, who was It,
Colonel ofthe Palmetto Regiment III
Mexico.
Hon. Ii. st. Paul, of the State
Legislature, commanding the hrst
company of the splendid Battalion
of Chasscurs. stated that their SER
vices had already been rendered 10
the Governor.
The Crescent says;
A blue cocliadc was shown as Il
sample of what all the Minute Men
of New Orleans are expected to wear,
whenever called upon to turn out
il being understood that whoever
accepted such n cockade, stood
pledged to take up his gun and
march to the fight whenever IL
should offer, ,
The enrolment Of Minute Men
continued on Monday last.
TIE CITY ORGANS OPINION
The New Orleans Crcscent-a
leading Bell-Evcrett journal, and
official organ of the city, says; =,
In crisis like this there should
he neither hesitation, vacillation or
faltering. We should either sub
nit quietly to Abolition domina,
ton. and do nothing, or we should
90 to work with resolution, pru-
dence and inflexable determination
If we are going to submit, let us &c
so without any fuss or excitement
If we are going to fight, let us pre-
pare for the conflict while we have
time. without ostentation or parade,
and then go into the battle detcrmln-
ed to preserve our liberties or per
ish in the attempt, five are going
to act at all, let us act forthwith
but in the name of common propil-
etv let us have as little talk as pos
sible. no matter which alternative
j: is adopted 7 >: \. s. * a
We have seen umistakable indi'
cations, within the last two or three
days. that Gov. Moore will call tho
Legislature together for the purpose
of adopting such legislation as the
safety of the commonwealth may
seem to require. >-e,
BUSI NESS IN NEW ORLEANS
On Saturday last, buyers came
freely forward and took IL ,OOObale
of cotton, at full prices for the bet
ter qualities, Middling II to ll4
cents. Stock 2S6, ,259 bales.
The weekly returns from th'
Now Orleans Banks on Saturda.
last exhibit them in strong light
There was an increase Of specie an'
n decrease Of loans and discount
and 100000 in gold had been re
ceived, the first installment OF 81,
500. 900 that was expected in New
Orleans to purchase cotton. IN
Banks had in their vaults on Sat
urday last, S10,219,75l in specie
same time last year s12,226,357.
The aggregate sales in New VI
leans last week, Of cotton, sugal
and Western produce, were S3,ooo'
600. :,
The good feeling in financial cir
cles. and the steady demand for cot
ton. show that the principal bus
ness interest of the Crescent City
in no fear of much,or long continue
trouble from the political CRISIS. !
cotton bills of exchange cannot b
sold in New York, it will not tax
long to send them to England an
France, and the gold will soon com
direct.
STILL LATER FROM NEW
| ORLEANS.
The Houston Telegraphofthe l5tl
has New Orleans dates, by telegraph
to the 14th. We clip the followin
dispatches:
Washington, Nou. 12.--lt isrepo'
ted that the Declaration OF lndepel
dence of South Carolina was laid b.
fore the President to-day.
No disposition is manifested Q
the part of the Administration
prominent gentlemen to interfel
in the present Southern seeessie
movement, except in a friendly sp
rit. =.
augusta, Ga, Nor. i2.-Rellab
information has been received he
: that Senator Hammond has resign'
, his seat in the u. S. SenAte.
Charleston, s. c., NOu. 13.-Tl
meeting last night to ratify the legl
} latiye call for a Convention of Il
neople of South Carolina, was Il
4 largest and most enthusiastic ev
0 held in this city. The gallery AZ
the assembly room were densely Fl
S ed by ladies. The outside meetll
: was addressed by prominent me
i, chants. all declaring their readlne
: TO sacrifice all they possessed for t
}. maintenance ofSouth Carolina s ho
n or There is no longer any don
that the State will secede.
The Courier Office displays t
d Palmetto flag, with the inscripti
on one side" South Carolina h
c, moved, other states will follow ?
!: On the reverse is single star, WI
l. the words, {" Room for others
If Tho Ranks of Charleston have