The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-12
GEOGRAPHIC NEWS
------ ..ao,, ed for the Richmond Dlspatch.l
r.,.,,us Jssislature..Excitins DE.
s.nsh 10. 900 Volunteers to be Raised.-
BATE, r.. Of Judge cGrath, Mr.. Yancey
r,.,inute Men--A,.. &C.

r.xoliup Gssisiature."kxcitfnG De
ssnsh "a, 600 Volunteers to be Raised
es.h.s Of Judge cerath' Mr.. Nancey
Minnie Men--At., &C.
s,""a.aIrsroN, s. c., NOV: iI.-Ms' Desassure
CHAss Committee OF Ways and Means, re-
from me III Tseom uendine the postponemen,
ported ", &C. hiring the banks 10 have one.
Of TIE ~ and silver in their vaults for two
bird go@, neir whole issue. 1t was unani.
pousts ."nssiiy of prompt action for the relief
Inc sansS was strongly urged,
a ne pn.',rr4ed ,hat expresses are daily bring
II isr Lsffr from the surrounding States, and
irs ni s,ss,nands for specie are daily being
nsde, ii, ~ introduced 20 provide police
oI. on, 90 persons coming from States hos
isto the Sonth' >.. su,>, A., ~
MI. On Federal Relations, amending the
H. Mill calling convention or the people
Sehs S'sts and recommend that an election
81 ' ia on the 9Th of December, instead OF
e me- and that the Convention meet on
jan".S,6 Of December, instead OF the 10Th Of
I.euary. >sos ,bs ,,,s,ar,,. ~,
u, va n,ore time 10 canvass, aud preferred
NshtIl rs il stood.
BE o''t THOMPSON said the agriculturists re-
lag IN the upper counties wanted more
VIZ. Vinsless interrupted Mr.. Thompson
-. resolution relative to declaring an
VIZ on the part Q: South Carolina, aud
ot.'.,rg The cooperation of other States,
.h,,h va. tabled
'gs' Mi mus amended passed unanimously
80 exciting debate, in which il was saia
81 rad favored the Senate bill but de-
Ia ',,'rasnts had been made within the last
,oei five hours which made decided action
necessary .....so,.os ,,.0-, .,,,,
INK calling upon them 10 act.
"The Sauate also unanimously concurred in
me amendments.
W y, "i ia expected that Georgia, Flori n. Ala
ana Texas and Mississippi will 60 with
Sonih Carolina
.,rsidsred Monday, that the Governor raise
fGua volunteers.
S.furday evening n crowd of two thousand
icons assem- hled in front of the Congaree
G,pst Ths Minute men turned out and
end marched down Main street, amid a great
S's7lsv Of fireworks.
Ipgdss McCirslh and Messrs. Conner. Col
,,.s sud Cunningham delivered addresses
Mr. McGrath remarked that the people, The
LEGISLATURE sud Heaven say that South Caro-
Ina hiss q right to secede. II the Govern
rautat Washington says she has not, then
move it By taxing the right away. Mr. COL
tocg said that although the present crowd
xass large one he wished TO see one more
person present., and that was Abraham Lin
s5!n. He would take MIN by the hand, bring
him 10 the platform, and tell him 10 look upon
TIA, GRO I'd, and then AJAX him If be ever ex-
n-s.sd 10 wave the sceptre of President over
heir heads. He said he had no doubt that
honest old Abe would answer with down
cas-. eyes, "Never!"
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 10.-The Minute Mems
meeting adjourned after hearing exciting
speeches. They appointed Il delegation Of
Ten Minute Men TO attend q Military Conyen.
ton, to be held next week al Milisdgeyllle-
They were greatly rejoiced TO hear that S1Eth
Carolina had passed the bill for the meetir &
Of Convention at Montgomery, Ala, on the
Ig.h Of December.
Nj. Yaucey addressed an enthusiastic meet
ing sQ-nlght in Estell Hall, in this place.