Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-27

Carson City Sunday night, the Union has the
following Dispatch
Election News.
ST. Louis, Nov. I3.-Richmond dispatches
TO Nov 18th say that Breckenridge has GER
tainly carried Virginia by about 1000 plu-
rality.
A dispatch from Milledgeville, Ga, of No.
Vember llth says it is barely possible that
Breckinridge may obtain a majority in Geor-
gia; 3S counties are yet to hear from. Re-
turns to day indicate that the State has gone
for Breckinridge.
From Texas we learn that Breckenridge has
500 majority in Galveston and 800 in Hous-
ton.
In Missouri, twenty seven counties to hear
from. Douglas is 4S4 ahead.
Secession in the South.
In the Georgia Legislature, Nov 10Th, q
resolution was introduced declaring Georgia
out of the Union, and bill of like purport.
They were referred.
A resolution was offered to call Southern
Convention at Atlanta, in February
A resolution was also introduced instruct
ing the Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress to resist the counting of the electoral
votes in those States which nulihed the Flu
gitive Slave Law 1t was made the special
order for November Goth.
A bill was introduced calling Convention,
to which all the Federal officers are to be in
yited
The Retaliatory Bill exempts foreign goods
from State, county and corporation tax.
Military State Convention met at Mill
edgeville on the same day. The attendance
was large. Resolutions were passed favor
ing secession. Gov. Brown made strong
resistance speech, defending the right of Sc
cession, and declared, if Federal troops at
tempted coercion, two Federal soldiers should
atone for every Georgian who fell in defense
of State sovereignty.
The South Carolina Legislature, on the
18th. passed bill to suspend the penalties
against suspension of specie payments by the
banks; also, a resolution instructing the
Military Committee, during recess to pre-
pare plan for arming the State; also, in
structing the Finance Committee to prepare
a scheme to raise the necessary supplies. The
bill to arm the State was recommitted A
resolution inquring into the propriety of
armng and terrifying various exposed towns
was lost proposition to authorize the
State Bank to advertise for loan of $500 900
was introduced, but not considered. The
Legislature adjourned to-day.
A large meeting was held at Charleston on
v. H.,
Others spoke. Leading merchants declared
that they were ready to sacrifice all in main
tanning the States honor. When speakers
declared the Union dissolved the enthusiasm
was wild.
1t is stated there is no longer any doubt
that South Carolina will secede. Palmetto
banners are ayiag. The Courier office raised
Palmetto flag, on which were inscribed the
words, South Carolina has moved other
States will follow"
The State Bank loan will all be taken by
city banks.
Senator Hammond has resigned
Hill, Congressman, in Georgia, is for seces
sion.
The Governor of Mississippi will call the
Legislature together Immediately.
1t is reported that Mcintosh, Federal Judge
in Florida, will not hold office under Lincoln
A Washington dispatch, of Nov 18th, says
a Declaration of Independence. on the part o
South Carolina, has been laid before the
President
No prominent man in Washington will in
terfers in behalf of the Southern movement
Though the President will soon Issue pro-
clamation.
Brown, Mayor of Baltimore, was inaugura
ted Nov. 18th. He expressed strong Uniol
sentiments. He said the true policy of Mary
sand was TO adhere to the Union so long
she could do SO in honor and safety. Their
was no cause yet to overthrow the Govern.
Fment.
mass Union meeting had been proposed
in Baltimore.
Southern gentlemen appeared in Baltimore
in the streets with blue cockade, and wer
regarded with curiosity. but with little favor
There were rumors at Washington tha
Cobb and Thompson intended to resign, an(
contradieted.
1t is now rumored that Floyd and Blacl
threaten to resign if The Federal power inter
feres against States
No apprehension is entertained at Wash
ington that forts viii be sezed
Yesterday a company of United States ar
tilery left Fort Hamilton for Fayetteville, N
Carolina, to protect the arsenal.
The Washington States comes out indie
pendent and in opposition to disunion.
1t is said that the Breckenridge Club a
Washington determined on the destruction o
the Republican Wigwam before the election
and the police is seriously implicated.
Virginia remains quiet. 1t is said she vii
act in the way of mediation between section
when South Carolina shall have accomplish
ed secession. The New York Worlds cor
respondent says that several Virginia Con
gressmen represent the sentiment in tina
State as in favor Of submitting to Lincoln
election.
Property is said to have deprecated il
value at Washington in consequence of ru
NOR of the removal of the Capital.
There is a report that Breckenridge ha
determined to make a trip to the cOtto
States, urging them to abide 10y the Union.
A meeting of the Bell and Douglas partie
was held at Lexington, KY, Nov. 18th, an
passed resolutions denouneing secession i
strong terms. Leslie Coombs and other
spoke.
An other Union meeting was held on tn
same day at Henderson, Kentucky Ex Gov
Dixon presided. Union speeches were mad
by men of all parties. Disunon was depre
Gated
Southern medical students in New Yor
resolved to leave, November 18th, but pos
poned decision about leaving, till Souther
States secede.
1t was reported in New York, HovembC
18th, that Che Bank of South Carolina ha
suspended specie payment.
Bankers in Louisville are charging fv
per cent discount on South Carolina an
Georgia banks.
Miscellaneous Intelligence.
Douglas had a warm reception in New Oh
Jeans on November 9Th. lie will make
great Union speech in few days.
Lieut. George Mclean of the Mounted r
fes, was killed by the Navajoes, October /
lie was out with his company on a scou
twenty-five miles from Fort Defiance II
killed four Indians with his. revolver befol
he fell.
nc. Goodwin, in the Madison Congres
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