Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
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LATER PROM THE SOUTH


SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
CoIUuBlA Nov. lO.-Ar. DeSassure reported from the
Committee Of Ways and Means, recommending bill
postpOnng the operations Of the act requiring the Banks
10 have Oneihird Of geld and silver in the vaults o'
twO-thirds they issue, which unanimously adopted
The necessity Of prompt action for the relief Of the banks
was strongly urged u was reported that expresses
were daily bringing bills from the surrounding States
and that other demands for specie were daily made
bin was introduced TO provide police regulation in rela
ton to claims coming from States hostile TO the South
Mr. Adrich made a report from the committee of fed
eral relations amending the Senate bill calling con-
vention Of the people aud inserting that the election be
held the 9Th of December instead Of January and that
the convention meet the 18th of December instead Of
10Th Of January. Mr.. Black opposed the amendment.
he wanted more time to canvass, and preferred the
bill as It stood.
Mr. Thompson said the agrieulturalists in the upper
counties Of the country wasted more time. Members
interrupted Mr.. Thompson with resolution relative to
receiving the opinion Of South Carolina, aud inviting
the aid and cooperation OF other States which t.
bed. The bill thus amended was passed unanimously
after an exciting debate in which was said all had IA
vored the Senate bill but direct shipments bad been
made wthin the las: "A hours which made decided ac
ton necessary. Telegraph messages we're constantly
received calling upon them to act
The Senate also unanimously eoncured in the amend
meuts. Il il expected that Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Texas aud Mississippi will 90 with South Carolina. In
the House resOluto offered TO be considered Mon
day, that the Governor raise 10000 volunteers.
Saturday evening orosd OF two thousand gathered
before the Congaree House-Mnute Men turned out aud
marched down Main street. with great display Of fire
works Judge heGrath, Messrs. Conner, Colcock and
Cunniug CHAM delivered addresses. Judge hcGrath re-
marked that the people the Legislature and Heaven say
that South Carolina has right 10 secede; if the Gov
eminent at Washington says she has not then let Us
prove L. by taking it right away Mr. Cocoek said al
though the present crowd large one, he wished TO
see Que more present, namely, Mr.. Lincoln. He would
take him BY the hand bring him the platform and tell
him 20 look upon that crowd and ask him If he
peced TO wave the seepe Of President the heads
Of that people. Honest Abe would answer with down.
cast eyes, Never
AUGUSTA, Nov. lO.-The Minute Mems meeting sd.
ourued after hearing exciting speeches They appointed
delegation Of ten Minute Men to attend the military
Convention next week az Milledgevile. They greatly
reoced to hear that South Carolina had passed the bill
for a convention.
MoNrGoNERy, Nov. l0-Mr Hancey addressed an
enthusiastic meeting in Eslell ball to-day.
Nav ORLEANS, Nov lo.-The Minute Men here have
passed resolution requesting the Governor to call q
convention.
few returns received indicate that Texas has gone
largely for Breckiurdge.