New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
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CHARLESTON S. c., Monday, Nov. 20, 1850.
The Legislature meets tomorrow evening, when The
Governors Message viii be read.
Senator Chesmt is stumping the upper districts OF
The State in favor of secession.
The steamship Columbia yesterday carried back to
New-York large number Of laborcrs, unable TO OBJ
tain employment; also, two Abolitionsis.
The banks viii probably commence disconnting to-
morrow
COLUMBIA, Tuesday, Nov. %, 1860.
Gov. Gist. in biz message, deyOes many pages to
local aud State affairs He says tie view % secession
becomes doubly important. We viii have direct trade
with Europe and he advises the State 10 foster
prses for such purposes by guarantees of five per cent
Referring to the postal matter, lac says he is authorized
BY ibe Postmaster al Charleston Ia say that,
the State ,ecedes he will hi- connection with the
Fedegal Government aud obey the call Of the State
This together with the designations Of Postmasters
generally would enable the STATE to establish her
postal arrangements herself, unenbaua-sed
He SUGGESTS 30 g temporary oApedeni 70 usc Adams
Express He further suggests that probably arrange
mentr will be made between South Carolina and the
Federal authorities for given time until other States
seoede and the Southern Confederacy isfomed If the
Government insists ON considering SOGth Carolina in
the Union after the ordinance of secession the present
postal arrangement must ceas', and another under
safe authority be- substituted The Governor advises
the prohibition Of the introduction OF slaves from
States moi members Of the Southern Couiedemcy, and
particularly border States lie rays, let them keep
their slave property in their borders and The only
alternative left them i emancipation by their own
act or action Of lher confedertes. tic hopes, how
ever, hat all the saye S,aies " IL unite in Southern
COnfcdeIacy.
He advises the passage Of most ample and stringent
lsHs against Abolition inceudiarics to spersede lynch
iug and other violations The Governor, in referring
10 the action Of South Carolina IN sending Mcmmnger
10 Virginia and the failure 10 obtain the cooperation Of
the Southern Conference except Mississippi and Ala
baua, say all hope Of concerted action of the South
is LOST; but courae il Left South Carolina TO oct
consistently with her honor interest aud safety, and
that looks neither TO the right nor the LETT but to 20
straightforward 10 ibe contamination Of her PURPOSE
1t is too tate now to receive propositions confer
ence, aud South Carolina would be wanting in self
respect to entertain propositions looking to the contn-
u.rcc Of the pfescn, Union. The Governor eutertans
no reasonable doubt but Georgia Alabama Mississippi
FLORIDA Texas, and Arkansas, viii Immediately lol-
low and other Sou.bern StaJcs VIII eventually com.
pete he galaxy.
lie says II II gratifying to know that if q p, sot 10
arns IL necessary, have tender of volunteers from
ali the Southern ami some Of the Northern States, who
viii hock promptly 20 the standard aud share her for
tunes. lie conclude thus: cannot permit n,self TO
b,heye that IN madness or passion an attempt will be
made by the present or next Administration 10 coeroe
South Carolina after scceson, by refusing to sur
render the harbor de,u-es. or interfering with the
imports or exports but if / am mistaken, W. must
accept the issue, and meet a. becomes nen and fro
men, who infinitely prefer annihilation to dsgacc.