Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-22
The South.

continues intense. The people are deter
mined to send delegates to ths Convention,
pledged to get the State cut Of the Union
at any cost, Immediately. Volunteers, in
cluding German companies, are forming,
with State colors. A great demonstration
is projected for Thursday ( 10Th, } evening,
to welcome back the delegates represent
ing Charleston in the Legislature. Dis
patches are continually coming from neigh
boring States, offering ready equipped nil
itary organizations, paying all their own
expenses, 10 aid the State in the even! Of
coercion.
The West Point rice mill, the largest
here, was burnt last night. Loss $20, 900;
insured here.
The banks have not yet suspended; but
the opinion prevails that they will be com.
PEELED TO do SIS within a.week. A large a.
mount Of northern paper is laid over, but
not protested. Merchants are perfectly
solvent, and scorn the idea of repudiating.
A crisis may arrive some time in the fall,
but they are confident that they are able
and willing at future time 10 meet liabil-
tiles. The money market is very string
ent, and banks refuse 10 discount.
The ladies Of the State have started a
subscription for a testimonial TO Caleb
Cushing. 1t is proposed that it shall be a
miniature in silver Of the brig Joseph Gray.
The Washington Light Infantry took
charge Of the Uni'ed States Arsenal this
morning. 1t is supposed that there is an
understanding between Gov. Gist and the
President in regard to this matter.
A Convention Of The cstton States, sup.
posed 10 be for the purpose Of adopting a
non intervention trade policy with III,
northern States, is talked Of. The boot
factory at Cherow is receiving heavy or
ders for the southern trade. There is a
disposition 10 buy such Northern goods as
southern merchants may not have on hand,
but no new orders will be given northern
manufacturers, except for articles really
necessary. Lincoln has been burnt IN eff.
gy at Aiken. No man will be elected tc
the Convention unless pledged 10 secession
before the first Of January.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. l3.-Mr. Keit
was serenaded by the people at twelve o.
clock last night. He made an exciting
speech, urgirg PROMPT and decided action
He SAID Mr.. Buchanan was pledged 10 Sc
G cession, and would DO held to il. Soutl
Carolina should shatter the accursed Union
If she could not accomplish it otherwise
she should throw her arms around the pill
l.. lars Of the Constitution, and involve all th,
e States in common ruin.
: The South Carolina Legislature adjourn
: ed this morning. Nothing Of interest trans
S pired. The members are now en- route (
. their homes.
: MILLrDcEvILLE, GA, Nov. l4.-Hon
{ Alex. Stephens and Herschsl v. Johnso
: made Union speeches this week.
|, The bill sppropriating million Of dol
s lars, 10 be used at the discretion of th
n Governor, for putting Georgia in State @
e military defence, has passed the House q
Q Representatives unanimously. II is be
d lieved that the Convention bill will pas
,; with equal unanimity.
d RIcHnoSD, Va, Nov. l3.- Some Unio
+ men are making efforts to influences III
IS sending Of Commissioners to South CAROL
e na and Georgia, 10 induee those States
IS submit to the action Of Southern Center
e encs. Inasmuch as the Legislature is n,
n in session. the probability Is the movemer
70 will fall 10 the ground.
, RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 14.-The Rict
y mond Enquirer urges State Convention ,
D. an early day, which might settle peaeeabl
10 the dangerous question. 1t says il wa
D. with view of concentrating public opinio
al upon q convention, as well as to prepar
1t the people Tor any unseen emergency, thu
II Gov. Wise inaugurated his minute men, an
1t that he contemplated no raid upon the FED
70 eral Government.
TWas it the egs or the chicken thi