New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
GEORGIA,

MACON Saturday, Nov TO- 1901
TIE Legislature of Georgia yesterday refused I" TX
day for the election Of United States Senator 10
succeed Alfred veron agTeeingto postpone the ballot
until the action Of the State is determined
A bill calling convention of the people will pass IN
a few days. n
his intention TO resign to take effect the 9TH OF next
MarCh His term does not expire till 1865.
The Retaliatory bin will come up n the House on
its tlmd reading next Tuesday. 1t provides tax OF
twenty-five per cent all goods from States which
have nullifed the Fugitive Slave law and exempts
foreign goods from taxation.
AUGUSTA, Saturday, Nov TO- 1850.
Senator Toombs has resigned his seat IN the United
States Senate
A large meeting Of the citizens was held in the
Council Chamber this afternoon, Mayor BlOdgeit pre-
siding.
that two of citizens had been notified to leave by
Unauthorized persons and thai this meeting was called
TO consider whether -hOuli protect ourselves by
unfolding the laws for the preservation Of order, or
allow unauthorized body Of men TO take the law out
Of our bands.
,Joln X. jackson moved that Committee Of Twenty
one be apI Onted 10 prepare a series of resolutions
Tie Cl Altman selected a TesTecable and influential
Conn ittee, who reported TIE following:
is The bonnder duty every good citizen to all rights
spectd end all ourwrongs speedily redessed in The forms pro
Boiied That the genius utons fobids the punish
RSirtd hat tie assumption BY Individual however iun
f and OF any powers Of government sbveriye
Of all ciy liberty and that It's tendencies fatal TO the vital in
terests oi the community.
Porfd 1lat the existing insufficient for the pro-
lection the rights Of citizens the proper course TO apply
to the Legislature to amend and modify them as the interests OF
society may require
Universal excitement prevailed AT times during the
meeting, which was addrefsed by COlonels Cumming,
Wright Cone, SIeed, Montgomery, Ford, Dortic and
Other.
Conservative sentiments generally prevailed.
The resolutions as announced, were adopted
AUGUsTA, Saturday, Nov. 100 p. IN.
TIE secessicnists aIe holding large and enthusiastic
meeting here 10 night.
Tie Savannah resolutions have been unanimously
sdo, ted, afte being amended. as follows:
remedy the election Of Abraham Lincoln Is immediate
cessitn.
ri is resolution was received with loud and prolonged
Cheering.
ResorS That the thanks Of the people Of the South due
to the brave ard gallant Of the North who attempted roll
back the tide Of fauocm at the recent election.
hftirt0 That this meeting Is pledged 10 submit 70 rate OF
ts1a, 20 rsise million Of dollars to snd organize the mill
tay Of the State.
a further resolution was then adopted condemning
the action of tie citizens meeting this afternoon and
declaring that tie resolutions adopted by that meeting
| did not express the sense Of the community.
Col. Anderson Of Savannah is now addressing the
meeting, arguing IN favor Of decided and immediate
| lion by the people Of the South.
| Tie most intense excitement prevails.
| AUGUSTA, Nov. l0-ll p. m.
The meeting Of the Minute Men has just adjourned.
| Tie speecfes made very animating and eX-
| citing, and ELECTED the most enthusiastic cheers
| A delegation of ten Minute Men was appointed TO
attend the Military Convention which is TO be held
next week at Milledgeville.
TIE people here greatly reoiced TO hear that
South Carolina has unanimously passed the Convention
bill.