The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-22
Che 9ailp Sunrnal.


n c"B.
The Washington correspondent of the n
Y. Tribune sends the following news of the
secession movement
The SOUTHERN ExCIrEMENT.-The convic-
ton grows stronger here every day that
some satisfactory solution of the present
excitement in the South will yet be found
Precautions have been taken to prevent
any collision between Federal and State au-
thorities in Sonth Carolina or to excite jeal-
ousies which might provoke difficulty
There is very strong disposition there
among TIE more discreet leaders to postpone
any demonstration which might test the is
sue practically until the close of Mr.. Blu
chanan's term, while those more rash, like
Mr. keitt, are anxious to precipitate it, ex-
pecting he will remain passive. | predict
the experiment will not be tried before the
4th OF March, and delay must insure wiser
counsels, and perhaps lead to an indefinite
pOstpOnement
1t is probable that Georgia and Missis-
supp will send Commissioners to the South
Carolina Convention, asking her not 10
take any final step until their Conventions
can be assembled, which will be ordered
when the Legislatures meet, or to make
whatever action may be determined on, CON
ungent upon their acquiescence. AS she
desires the cooperation of these States,
such a request could not be declined.
Another suggestion is made by those who
regard the danger as grave and imminent.
II is to propose certain amendments to the
Constitution covering the basis of new
compromise, as provided by the With article,
the movement to be made Immediately on
the assembling of Congress. The impress
sion is that this would arrest any further
proceedings.
PARTIES IN GEORGIA.
There will be a reconstruction of parties
IN Georgia upon the direct issue of Union
or Disunion, in which the latter faction will
be defeated worse than in 1851.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. I9-Our lead
ing importing merchants have erected
mammoth pole near the Charleston Hotel,
and the hosting of the State flag on it has
been duly celebrated. The cheering was
tremendous. Rev. Mr. Gadsden delivered
prayer, and speeches were made by Messrs.
Barker, Robertson, Cannean, Hammond and
Nnrthrup. The Washington Artillery pa
ruded and fired 100 guns. AS the flag went
up, bells were rung and the band played the
Marselaise Hymn. This fired up the French
element of our population. After the hymn
the band played the Misere from TrOvatore,
Tor the I Mon All the large hotels flung
out the Palmetto flag. Secession badges
are universal. Not ship in the harbor
hoisted n Federal flag. There is another
demonstration tonight. The stand near the
pole is beautifully Illuminated. Speeches
were made by Capt. Thomas of the State
Military Academy, who assured the audi
ence that the cadets were ready at a moments
notice. Also by Chancellor Nicoll, Cooper,
kirkwood and others. The citizens are
raising a great camor for the banks to sus-
pend now. 1t is supposed that it may be
done about the middle of next week. The
notes here, however, are az good as gold
The Convention will probably sit a week,
but the first thing done will be secession
Magrath is much talked of as the Commits
sioner to settle with the Government the
terms of secession.