The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-11-21

e CT 10 being employed against seced'nt
S,ote to employ the effecturl military re
sources of Georgia to resist such coercion
This resolution will pass the Senate.
Too,obs made powerful secession speech
! t.st p;obt Mr.. Barstow followed, urging
,he Establishment Of Southern Confeder
nov with sovereignty in the federal power
md that all State lines be obliterated.
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. Is.
The Governor Of the State Will issue
rail- for State Convention to assemble or
the 9th of Dec. He urges the people tt
prepare for secession.
Milledgevillc, Ala, Nov. Is.
The trading men of all parties had q con
ference to-day, and unanimously agreed to
!, State Convention; they recommend re
!. s;stancc. The time and mode to be scttlcC
by the Convention. A good feeling pre-
walls.
Richmond, Va, Nov. Is.
Gov. Letcher has called an extra session
of the Legislature for the 18th Of January
to take into consideration the condition OF
public affairs, and determine nationally and
wisely what action is necessary for thi,
emergency.
Washington, Nov. 16.
A letter from strong cotton house in
Charleston says there is really no unanmty
even in South Carolina, for secession. The
business men, bankers and merchants, and
al the professional classes, are decidedly
|. opposed to secession.
A special dispatch to the World says
South Carolina will, under no circumstan-
ccs, back down from the position she has
-, -, oil, 80 ~,
Union. The U. S. flag is not recognized in
any part of the State. Senator Chestnut, it
is said, will preside in the convention.
=" BaltimnSe offers Governor Gist one hun
drcd men.
Individual applications for military ap.
pointmcnts are numberless.
Charleston, S. c., Nov. Is.
Another tremendous demonstration took
place tonight, to welcome the Charleston
delegates Institute Hall was magnificent
ly adorned by ladies', with notices, banners
and palmetto branches.
Addresses Of welcome were presented
amid deafening cheers.
State Senators Porter and Dcquesnc, and
Representatives BUST, O'Connor, Whitley,
Fenholt, Ycadon, Pope, Ramsay, Senator
Coffin, and others, delivered stirring adj
dresscs-all breathing the sentiment that
there was no alternate left for South Caro-
lima, save secession, or eternal disgrace and
ruin. e...
In the proceedings, Mayor McBeth, who
presided, read a dispatch from General
Bonham, announcing that he was out of
the Union, having resigned his seat in Con
grcss.
The news was received with burst Of
enthusiasm.
Macon, Ga, Nov 16.
The Senate has passed, unanimously, the
bill appropriating one million dollars, at the
discretion Of government for the defence Of
the State.
The joint committee OF the State of the
Republic agreed unanimously to report
bill calling convention of the people, with
a preamble recommending resistance 1t is
understood that Gov. Brown, A. II. Ste
phens, d. V. Judson, - Stevens, L. K.
Cobb and all other leading men having en-
dorsed the bill, that it will pass unan:-
mously.
The legislators differ somewhat on the
mode CT resistance. but the immediate Sc
ccssion men have large majority.
A. H. Stephens spoke at Milcdgevle
last night. He favored the State Convcn-
ton demanding in the States W ich have
nulified the fugitive slave law to repeal their
acts, and upon their refusal which was GER
Z tnsn, tfscn the south conid go out with Glenn
hands. The crowd called for Mr.. Jacks n
Of Savannah, and sharp discussion fol-
lowed. Mr.. Jackson spoke strongly for
immediate secession.
Such is the feeling in Savannah, that it
is hard work to prevent the populace from
Selling upon Fort Pulaski.
Charleston, S. c.. Nov. IA.
Booksellers Of this city and Savannah re-
turned Harper's Weekly and Monthly pub
lcations, and movement is contemplated
to return all Northern Books not known to
be sound.
Some foreign Consuls are here waiting for
secession, to open negotiations They are
said to have full authority from their gov
ernments.
The Mayor to-day notified agents of
Northern steamship lines that he would not
permit the landing Of stcerage passengers
unless the companies guaranteed their main-
tainance If they become Migrants.
The secession movement seems to be in
creasing, and it is now said that South Car
DINA will not be in the Union after New
Years.
Charleston, Nov. Is.
A large Palmetto was erected this eve
ming IN front of Institute Hall.
An immense meeting was held, and fac
ing the speakers stand was a large trans
parency bearing the words, NV ell done,
good and faithful servants"
Mayor McBeth presided and made fins
speech. r. w. Gordon addressed the dele
gates. Senator Porters speech caused
prolonged applause. There were several
other speakers and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailec.
During the day cannon were fired and
flags were raised with Colonial and State
notices inscribed.