The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-14
Another Rroadside From the South
TWO U. S. SENATOR'S RESIGNED.
Georges, Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi
Sure to Go Out With South
Carolina.
There VII BE no Cotton States represented
an the Neat Congress and the Repub-
hcans oiU Hare a Majority IN ,
" Both Branches. ~.1-t5 H.
ECery SEaUe State Is TO haze Its
. , Standing .41snB. a'
RESURRECTION FEARED -BLoOD-
. SHED AND ANARCHY PROBABLE.

| SHED AND ANARCHY PROBABLE
The Telegraph this morning continues the
dismal record of designations, resolutions, anG
revolutions now rife IN the South. Republican
papers are e~hecting to laugh at these proceed
ings and are fooling their readers with the
idea of peace; when there is DO peace. 1t il
not oRD alone we chronicle but CTS. Read
and reflect. sea' 81 ...5 .sa-r
AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov, ie.-Senator Toombs
of Ga. and Senator Chestnut of s.. C., have re
signed their seats in the U. S. Senste. last
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 10.-The Senate
has passed a bill calling a State Convention tc
meet In this city on the 7th of Dec. ~
The election of delegates is to take place on
the 9TH of Dec. 81. .
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 19-The military com.
panies of this city, fully armed and equipped,
rendered their services to the Governor.
Our citizens are all unanimous for disunion.
A plan for secession Will be organized next
week 7issi 10 gHa Isaea y] =.
The Governor, Supreme Court Judges, Cir.
cult Judges, both the Senators and all the
Congressman save one, are for. disunion.
The city of Mobile will be against secession.
But n~i1etenths of the country districts are for
disunion. -af: sis 1@ rsrE,5 .
The Minute Men are organizing, and win
10000 members enrolled by the LIST of hrye
January. Il. E<.l~ -..fr b..
A. meeting of the leading politicians of the
State of all parties has just been held, and re
solved to assist an immediate convention. -
The citizens endorse the action of their
leaders. ~ SIS - -f.. 1-a s-.-- ~.
M1IaEDeEv1LLE, Nov. 9.-Resolutions that
the election of a Senator be moved to Mon
day, the 18th, and other days, wero proposed.
20 Mr. Horrio Of vV0rfh fnrorad tho aorliaof
time, as it was well knewn who Georgia pre-
ferred, and when elected he would instantly
resign if the interests of Georgia and the
South required it.
Mr.. Oliver favored the earliest day. He
objected to keeping candidates here on ex-
pelse. q. lieif| - % +a4 nj :l: i
Mr.. Jones argod the longest delay. He did
not regard the present a time for deliberatioa
and they needed all the light hat could be OBJ,
tanned before acting. A few weeks might de-
velope important matters that ought to be
known before election.
Mr.. Spaulding moved that the resolutions
lie on the table for the present. Adopted.
A bill was introduced heavily taxing manu-
featured articles from such States nullaying
the Fugitive Slave Law. u.s., -
Also for prohibiting the citizens of offending
States from sueing la the Courts of Georgia.
Adjourned to Monday.
Augusta, Ga Nov. l0.-A large meeting
of the citizens was held in the Council Chanb-
er this afternoon, Mayor Blodgett presiding
- The Mayor stated that he had received in
formation that two of our citizens had been
notified to cave BY, unauthorized persons, and
that this meeting was. called to consider wheth-
er we should protect ourselves by upholding
the laws for the preservation of order, or allow
an unauthorized man to take the law out of
our hands. rsr 10 sim. -e a,.t.. III ~
The Chairman selected a respectable and
influential committee, who reported the follow
ing /: -r.. I.-- sst-aat
Resolued, That we live under a government
of law, and that it is to be the bounden duty
of every good citizen to see cur rights respect
ed and all our wrongs speedily addressed in
the forms provided by law.
Resolved, That the genius of our institutions
forbids the punishment ef@a citizen without a
fair trial by jury: g. rs -.ii.s't IDS,
% Resoloed, That the assumption by individu-
ais, however influential and respectable, Of any
powers of governments Is subversive of all civil
liberty and that its tendencies are fatal to the
vital interests of the community. r
Resolved, That if the existing laws are in
sufficient for the protection of the rights of
our citizens, the proper course is to apply, to
the Legislature to amend and modify them as
the interests of society may require.
Unusual excitement prevailed at the time
and during the meeting, which was addressed
by Col. Cummings, Wright, Cone, Montgomery,
Ford and others. i-a- -4la goL % roll" i
Conservative sentiments generally prevailed. /
Tire resolutions, as announced, were adopted. |
AUGUSTA, Nov. 100 P. M-The Secs
are holding a large end enthusiastic
meeting here tonight. ---rrr
TheaSaEaRnah resolutions were unanimous
" adopted, after being amended as follows.
.sResoEved, Thatsit is the sense of this meet
ing that the only remedy for the election of
Abraham Lincoln is Immediate secession.
% This resolution was received with loud and
prolonged cheers. .s7 s.
: Resolved, That the thanks of the people of
the South are due to the brave and gallant
men of the North, who attempted to roll back
the tide OF fanaticism at the late election.
Resozoed, That this meeting is pledged to al
vote of taxation to raise a million of dollars to-
and organize the military of the State.
A further resolution was then adopted, con-
the action of the citizens meeting
afternoon. and declaring the resolutions
by that meetin 9 did BOT express the
sense of he community .5r9" 5ai% +
Col. Anderson, of Savannah is now address
ng the meeting, arguing in favor of decided
nd immediate action of the people of the
South.
The most intense excitement prevails.
MACON, Ca. Nov. Hottie Legislature of
Georgia yesterday refused to FIX a day for the
of U. s.. Senator to succeed Alfred
.verson. agreeing to postpone the ballot until
he action of the State is determined.
Abill calling a Convention of she people
viIl pass in a few days. /
COLUMBIA, s. C. Nov. 10.-Gn Che open