Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15

this afternoon. The crowd which in.
creased to several hundred was addressed
10y several citizens, some urging snmma-
ry proceedings and others milder course;
while the crowd was so engaged Thayer
was conveyed off and escaped in conse
quence of the entleaties OF his wife and
children. l.
The feeling is gradually widening and
deepening into hostility to the Yankees
among the Parties.
A military Convention Of the State
will be held next Tuesday at Milledge-
Vile.
Gov. Browns Special Message has
been approved. During its reading in
the Legislature there was warm applause.
A delegation OF South Carolinians are
visiting Georgia.
Sedate and conservative Gcorgians
have mounted cockades.
We nave not line from Charleston.
w. II. Walker, Brevet Lieutenant in
the Army who was reported to have re.
signed his commission will he candidate
for the command of Volunteer battalion.
The election will be held on Saturday
night.
1t is reliably reported that several hun
dred thousand Minute Men are already
enrolled at the South and the enrolment
continues.
CoLrMDiA, S. g., Nov. 9.-In the SEN
alto to-day the Committee on Foreign Re-
lations reported bill calling for Con
vcnton for the second Monday in Janua-
ry, to take into consideration the danger
incident to the present position OF South
Carolina in the Union, and take measures
against the same. After brief discus
sion the bill passed, yeas "A, nays l.
the dissenter differing about the time on
Ilv. The election is to take place on the
Tuesday previous to the meeting of the
Convention in the House.
Debate took place on the resolutions to
send commissioner to Georgia; some
members speaking in favor of co-opera-
ton with other States, and others for sep
crate State action.
In the Senate notice was given Of bill
providing police regulations concerning
persons from States hostile to slavery.
Eight thousand Minute men are drill
ing here tonight.
Services OF volunteers have been offer
ed from Georgia Missippi, Alabama,
Kentucky and Tennessee.
Charleston dispatches state that an un-
successful attempt was made to-day
to remove the Government arms from the
Arsenal in the city to Fort Moultlie.-
There was great excitement in consc-
qucncc. The shipping hoisted the Pal
mctto flag and the steamers swivels sal
uted it. Immense resistance meetings are
to he held here and at Charleston to-
night.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 0.-Placards are
posted about the city calling a convention
OF those in favor Of organizing corps OF
minute men.
MOBILE, Nov. GA Battalion Of Cav
airy is about organizing and viii be offer.
ed to the Governor Of the State.
LATER.
MoNrGoMERY, Nov. 10.-The military
companies of this city; fully armed and
, cqnippeh, rendered their services TO the
Governor.
Our citizens arc all unanimous for dis
union.
Il plan for secession will be organized
= next week.
The Governor, Supreme Court, Cir
cult Judges, both the Senators and all the
congressman save one, are for disunion
The city of Mobile will be against Sc
ccssion. But ninc-tenths of the country
districts are for disnnion.
The minnie men are organizing, and
will have 80, 600 members enrolled by
the lst of .Iannaiv.
a meeting OF the leading politicians oi
the State oIall parties has Just been held
and resolved to assist at immediate con
vcntion.
The citizens endorse the action of their
leaders.
MrLEDGvUlE, Nov. O. Resolutions
that the election Of a Senator BE- moved
) to Monday, the l2th, and other days,
were proposed.
) Mr., Harris, of Worth favored the ear.
licst time, as it was well known who
Georgia pre!el1el, and when elected that
: would instantly resign if the interests of
Georgia and the South required it.
) Mr., Oliver favored the earliest day
lie objected to keeping the candidates here
on expense.
Mr.. Jones urged the longest delay
He regarded the present n time for d"lih-
Grafton, and they needed all the light that
could be obtained before acting. a few
weeks might develop important matters
that ought to be known before election
Mr., Spaulding moved that the resolu,
tionS lie on tho table for the present.
Adopted.
a bill was introduced heavily taxing
manufactured articles from such States
rs are nullifying the Fugitive Slave Law.
Also for prohibiting the citizens Of Of
Tending States from sueing in the Courts
of Georgia.
Adjourned to Monday.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 10, - a large
meeting OF the citizens was held in the
Council Chamber this afternoon, Mayor
Blodgctt p'o,iIing
The Mayor stated that he had received
information that two of our citizens had
been notified to leave by unauthorized
persons, and that this meeting was called
to consider whether we should protect
ourselves by upholling the laws, for the