, 1860-11-24
THE SECESSION MOVEMENT.


(rsom tho v1ctaburg Wing, 17,h.]
Our rights in the Onion Il the motto OF Inc
Union men. Tuck your tail tetween your
legs and sneak out of the Lrion IL the advice
Of tha frightened fanatars.
fFrom the aan,e Ct tho 15th.]
ANOTHER ESDoHsEuExT.-Ne have before
,ls q letter from one Of tl.e~largcst merchants
in New Orleans, who t2 also a1 oplleut plant
er In this State, who congratn!atts Us o. 1ae
'.pofnts out more unerringly the true interests
Of the South mud Tie course they SHOULD puf'
sue, than any other paper read" j,
: "A dispatch from New York says the South
ern medical students there have seeded. - Ihal
is kind Of secession we approve. Ihcse
Southern students ought never to have been
there. They would hive much better shown
their devotion to their section ~ ratron'zlhg
Southern institution in tho first instance.
The adyices from Georgia indicate that. not"
rsithstanding they still talk about dlsnnlon'
blood and thunder, and other desperate tnluss,
as to who thall represent item IN the tn1teu
States Senate.
LET no MAN DE DECEIVED.
Tie "Minuts Men" Lave declared that they
are 4,o,o ready to disso'rc The political tts 7c11ch
hind tLc,u to the North. Wt know that men
have been deceived into that Organization who
| do not believe Ill such doctrine. "eappcal 10
the,n iu the name OF patriotism, to lcase IL VI
once, and not allow their position to be tn!s-
represented for L single day. Uisunion is lie
maltnau's policy. 1t i6 no remedy.
UNION MEN TO TIE nEsccE.
We hayc been requested by prominent
| Union member Of The Legislature Of allssls-
| sinpf. to renucst every Union editor in the
| State, rs we1l Us every: ..ther Union man, TO
make it convenient to BIZ in jackson duf1ng !he
I first week of the meetln:: u the extra stsssoh
1 =
| will he brought TO bear on the Legislature. 10
| force 1t at once to commit The State 70 c.
] trciue MEASURES. The presence ot ull tile ln-
hurutial and prominent Union ulvn IN the
| State, editors inclcdcl, Is desired ny flic
| Union members, for conference anu connstl
Nc tyuEt our brother editors will all be there,
and lint they will urge uron NIL the prominent
uuion men of their ncighborlloods to attend
| aiau. .-...
We appeal to the Union men to rouse up to
! . Sense Of their duty. The bandS OF fanAtic2l
rcvolutionists III the cotton States are moving
| hcayrn and CARL, to commit us to the 1lorror:
OF disunion and civil war. The ]esdcrs Ut these
| movements arc rr:actlcln5 tile ;.Tossesl anu
most outrageous deception upon tic people
Not one Of them is there, that did moi, durln::
the late Canvass, hnrl bac(s the lmputation ttat
he was II disunionist, with virtuous lndlgna-
| :;un Now, they assume tl:at their willu. dc-
cepliou is justification Of their COURSE. Inc
people arc not for disunion. There is no res
lmctablc portion Of any party In favor OF dlsl-
nion, and ifthcy could be made to believe that
,hcrc is DANCER, they would rensske the fana'
tivs aud traitors wh0 seek, without their ac-
1tority, to plunge them into revolution. :.
1of,re,rnf anybody abroad from, being gdeerirvd,
,se ,cAi sta.c Mhdt c.cfyIody hereob'ut5 d'ffdd3
kHovt, that there is little or 40 excitement IN tbs
ssetion e tr State, grvteiag out af thc late &c
ton. IT is true Ghat there are stsrral no1Ly e'tl
z<ns ia ta,or ef iunuetliafe resistance but thvdrs
in ,co.5M minority Is not Enough Of tAeo'
.jor xsttl Tht & Minute Mtn's' organi=dtion ,t0'
II 1izzt:-thc sympathy 9f the r respected c;f1t'ts
t. .c1om ,cf bare f!;77ed only sdrtn9 Il l1!
insgu;1iednee. It's Numbers are barely The mill,
NAM ef an ordinary .o'u"t<er company: aJe7t
excitut(e spirits caA make more Juss dH ten h"n
sind eulnl and oraer|y people, and ur assure tn
Iion ne,a Of TIE Staie that they need MT JtaT g
o|I llarrn- HAc;. The time comes Jvr he7' Z
xkpuE, tx utter insigH;lcante Of stetssioAsm 1c'!
THEA Lezaafie clearly manifest.
From the Satchcz Courier.1
The South, Us yet, labors under no grievance
for which it should invoke the stern arm O.
j revolution Tile right Of revolution il oul,
Dor Under are greater than any evils j: can e1
pericnce undcT !: revolutionary system. 1ftli'
/ depth Of the cilasn Of revolution cannot b
|: measured, then revolution il not morally JUS
ti1iatle; nor Is it go unless the evils we liv'
| under are greater than any possible evils tia
| may be hidden far down in the cha5m Of dis
I union!
The election Of no man, conformably to tn
Constitution, is 4 cause for secession or rcyo
luton. TO resist On such prctcxi il rebel
: ion and treason, according even to the dcma
5 goyue to whose teachings NC are mainly in
/ dct,tcd for the result or this election. r
scceIc at all is, according to Judge Sam:
Boyd, to exercise revolutionary right, and +
! rr.s~ beyond the limits Of constitutional DBL
gation.