Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28
TELEGR A PHO
South Carolina Legislature.
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
PREPARATIONS FOR RESISTANCE.

ColuxBIA, s. c.. Nov. 6.
Ths Legislature has Just read. for the first
time. bin to arm the State and to raise e40,-
600 for that purpose.
Tenders Of aid from other States continue
TO come to the Governor, and 50 stro-g anu
universal 10 the feeling, that the moment tha
the command shall have been given 10000
soldiere within her own boundaries from the
mountains to the sea, will come forward - tue
defssce Of SouthCarolins. They siI would soon-
or die or see the State subjugatsi proveac o
than psssivsly submit to . continuance OF
Northern encroachment on her rights
The Governor will send in his message 1t
O'Clock Tomorrow. He will recommend that
the Legislature should, to some extent. encour.
age and foster direct trade with Europe and
the continent, by taking upon itself part OF
the losses which might flow from the establish
msnt of direct trade and to this end PROPOSE.
tions Of some citizsns OF Charleston, to estab-
lish line Of steamers between that point and
Liverpool, is fsvorably thought Of. In the
event of traitors arising in the State after che
may have asserted her sovereignty, it is prob
able that he will advise some Legislation in
more particularly defining treason to the State
and settling the punishment for that offence.
1t is believed that he will recommend that
law be passed Furnishing summarily and severt-
ly and heavily, perhaps with death, any per-
son who circulatss incendisry documents.
AYERS himself an sbo!itionist. or in any way
sndeavors to incite slaves to insurrection or
insu dination, and that South Carolina shall
biud herself to take 1000 WORTH Of arms an
nually for fve years from Maj. Ripley. in 40.
cordsnce with the proposition OF that gentle
man, and that . negotiation be entered into
BE-. ween South Carolina. Georgia and Alabama,
to fix upon Q site for the armOry. He probably
will recommend what the Legislature has
already anticipated him in, that il to arm the
State at the earliest practicable period SO as to
prepare for the first act on the part Of the
Federal Government
From w ashingt0n.
WASHINGTON Nov. ~.
The Tressurer's report will be brief busi-
ness document, merely rehearsing the opera
tions for the fiscal year. without making .
epecisl recommendation. The condition Of the
finances will be its most interesting feature
Immediate relief for the Treasury upon the
meeting Of Congress will be necessary to save
the Department from actual suspension. The
warehousing system 10 found to be . great
drawback on the Treasury at time like the
present, when large quantities Of merchandise
can be stored and payment Of duties withheld.
Anto OApOGbOOSo MAo SoaieAAoA ~ SvEA GoSs NOOU
that il ought to BE- abolished.
Southern News.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 26.
The city is quiet to-day.
The members of the Legislature have mostly
gone to Columbia. The regular session opens
tonight. r. N ss
TIE Governors Message will be received on
Tuesday.
1t is rumored that troops are coming to Fort
MOultre.
1t is now evident that none will be sent TO
the Convention unless strongly committed to
secession.