The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

a ueS8Cnmont 0I Inc aboln8tOn 2no 6orm9n Artillery
ared salute nigh In front Of the Mercury ofnoe
der the pame flag, the passAge Of the Convention
bi There 10 grsa, enthusiasm. All are for prompt
tion.
IMPORTANT FROM ALABAMA.
NEARLY THE WHOLE STATE FOR sECEssIoN-THH
GOVERNOR TO CALL A cokvKNTIoS-THE MILITARY
MONTGOMERY, Nov. Q, 1850
Governor Moore absent from the capital On his re
turn he win address 10 the people stating the
time 1t which he viii call the convention. He thinks
that the instructions Of the Legislature he
not authorized to call convention until the Presidential
electors have baIlotted In December.
The joint resolutions Of the last Legislature calling
convention in the contingency Of the election Of Lincoln
follows
in tho NON savehoding States Of this Union for
than third OF century marked 1t every stage OF its
progress BY con,emp, for the obligations Of Aw and the
ssnctiy Of oompscs evinclng deadly hostility 10 the
rights and institutions Of the Southern people, and
tied purpose to effect their overthrow by tho sub
version Of the constitution the hazard Of violence
and boodshed; and whereas sectional party, calling
itself republican, committed alike BY IL acts and
sniecedents and the puoc avowas and secret machnA
items OF Its leaders 70 the execution OF these asrocious
designs, has acquired the asoendency In nearly every
Northern State and hopes by Ia the approaching
whereas TO pei such seizure BY those whose
iakesble aim 70 pervert ~ whole machinery 70 the
obstruction OF portion OF its members would be
aet Of sui;idal folly and madness almost without
parallel In history; and whereas, the General
Assembly Of Alabama, representing the people
loyalty devoted TO the Uni,n Of constitution but
soorning the Union which fanaticsm its
ruins deem II their solemn duty provide In advance
the means BY which they may escape such per-. and as
eessinss Of liberty 30 themselves and their postery
therefore,
of Alabama In General Assembly convened That
upon the happening OF the contemplated in
advocating principles and action Of the party In
the Northern States calling itself the republican party
shall be the duty Of the Governor, and he hereby
quired forthwith TO issue hisproclsmation calling upon
the qualified voters this State to assemble on Mon
day not than forty days after the date Of sad pro-
sp counties delegates convention Of the
Staie 20 consider determine and do whatever the opn
Ion o said convention The rights interests and honor Of
the State OF Alabama require " be done for their proe
upo.
De II further resolved. That said Convention shall
at the State Capitol on the Monday following aid
Be it further resolved That II shall be the duty Of
the Governor as soon ~ possble TO issue wr Of cleo
ton 70 the Sher OF the several counties commanding
thtm to hold election said Monday designated By
The Governor provided for In these joint resolutions
or the choosing Of a. many delegates from each county 70
convention several counties shall be entitled
10 members the House Of Representatives Of the Gene
raj Assembly, and said election shall be held st the usual
places OF voting In the respective counties and the polls
sha be opened under the rules and regulations 60
vernrs the election Of members 70 the General Assembly
sc by the then In existence regulating tie election
Of members TO the House Representatives OF the &C.
neral Assembly and the persons elected thcreat a dele
gates ha be returned In like manner and the pay both
mebge and per dem, OF the delegates 10 said
ton, and the several officers thereof, shall be the
1 nst nxed by law for the members and officers Of the
Be IL further Resolved That copies Of the foregoing
and rssou.ion be forwarded ey the 60 vernon
IN Congress ard TO each Of the Governors Of our sister
states OF the South. A B. MEEK,
]. ID RATHER,
President OF the Senate.
Approved February "a, 1880
ANDREW B MOORE, Governor
All parties here will unite sending dsunion members
Convention. In Northern Alabama the contes, viii
be between separate State act and operation Many
rileptia citizens are rendering money and arms 10
Governor Moore. The military organizing,
The military companies Of this city, fully armed aad
equipped have rendered their services 70 the Governor
citizens all unanimous for disunion. plan for
secession will be organized next week. The Governor,
Supreme Court Judges, Circuit Judges, boh the Senator'S
and all re Congreamer, one, are for dssanson
The city Of Mobile win be against secession, but nine
tsnths Of the country districts are for disunion.
The Minute Men organizing, and will have 90 900
members enrolled before the lst Of January.
meeting Of the leading politicians Of the State Of all
parties has just been held resolved upon an
OF their LEADERS.
gill undoubtedly recede from bis arst position call
Convention forthwith No other course will sAiisfy the
people.
MONTGOMERY, Ala Nov. 10, lseo
Mr.. Yancey 10 speaking here this evening a large
and enthusiastic crowd Of people who have assembled II
Esiell Hall
IMPORTANT FROM GEORGIA.
ALL GOODS PROM NORTHERN MULTIPLICATION Stairs
TO BIZ TAxKD.
MACON, Nov. 10, 1850
rne Legislature Of Georgia yesterday refused 70 az
day for the election Of United states succeed
Alfred Iverson agreeing 70 postpone the ballot the
action Of the state Ia determined.
bin, calling Convention Of the people, will pass In
few days
Senator Toonbs, nov At Niledsevlle, has svowed bis
intention 70 resign, 10 take effect the sta OF nsvt
March. His term does not expire tn 1so6.
The Rstaliatory bill viii up In the House iis
third reading next Tuesday. provides tax Of twenty
ave per cent all Foods from states Witch have nuIned
lhe Fugitive Slave hw, and exempu foreign goods from
taxation.
RESIGNATION OF SENATOR rooxBs MEETING OF
THE FRIENDS or Law AND ORDER ETC.
ArGrsra, Nov 10, 1850.
senator Toombs has resigned his seat 10 the United
States senate.
large meeting the citizens held In the Council
Chamber this afternoon, Mayor Blodgct, presiding
The Mayor stated received information that
Of citizens bad been notified 10 leave BY unau-
thorized persons. and that this meeting was called 70
consider whether should protect ourselves by uphold
ng the laws for the preservation Of order allow an
unauthorized body Of men 10 take the Law out OF