Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29

The North Carolina legislature assembled on Monday. The Governor Message, sent n n on Tuesday, takes strong Southern grounds. " lrecommends a conference with the neighbonng States, and then a State Convention onF Federal affairs. He recommends the enrolment of atl men between eighteen and forty-fve years, and also recommends the raising of g corps of ten thousand volunteers, with arms and equipments He goes for resisting any effort at coercion in any event. eSS
 D@- Aprscocious young lady fnendof ours who is we'll booked in Geography, though we believe not ten years old, says of the Disun. ion" projects, that we shall get along very well without South Carolina, as they raise rery good s,ceet potatoes sa Marylaad r.sW Ne shall prob ably all find something to console us in the threatened event.
 nsA- Mir. Breckinridge was fully apprised .oi all the schemes of the Disunionists before the result of the election was known, and is said tc be much troubled at the prospect But he has taken no steps to arrest the movement, though occupying more influential position than any other public man toward that particular inter est h. t' .5f ..s h4sf+4 ,,s. Laagr UNION PRAYING.-The prayers of southern clereymen fora dissolution of the Union reminds us of another .supplication on that subject. Some time ago the Lyceum at Deep River discussed the dissolution of the Union question. Al the end of the debate the Rev. N. E. Shaor Baptist missionary, was invited to lead in prayer He commenced as follows go Lord Thou knowest that this talk of dis olving the Union is like the Towns poor talk of dividing the town" ., :; ge..f3 l+g... rs-.
 n6s~ Hon. Charles II. Larrabee, democratic member of Congress from the Third district of Wisconsin, died recently, from injuries received by falling from ladder while experimenting re. pairs to his house. ''''t ::
 1en- A bust of our eminent historian, Mr. Motley, has been placed in the new Imperial Ii brary of the Louvre. "'5
 neA.., Referring to the Thanksgiving proclaeha ton of Mayor Wood, the N Y. Post says:
 Mir Fernando Wood, is the first public man in our history who has refused to worship God because he has lost an election.
 WHAT Gov. PACKER THINKS OF THE ADOLF rIoNIsTs--A letter signed by James Redpath and several others, calling themselves nun. Der of young men unconnected with any organ zation but .desirous of devoting themselves to the work of eradcatng Slavery" invited Gov. Pack CT, of Pennsylvania, to attend meeting at Ire. mont Temple, Boston, to which he returned the following reply: +' 7. -', ' HARRTsBURGH, Penn., Nov. 2l, 1860.
 SIR: In my opinion, the young men whose names are attached to the foregoing letter. would better serve God and their country by attending | to their own business. John Brown was right. fully hanged, and his fate should be d warning to others having similar proclivities
 S@'' '-sYf WM. F. PACKER. F.: Etr y pc -ts Enyarnor If ] Mir. James Redpath, Boston.
 l Beg~ Garibaldi has resigned his dictatorsbr into the hands of Victor Emanuel, and gone home to his rude farm on the little island oi Caprera. After uniting Sicily and Naples, with their nine millions of people, to the Italian kingdom, the liberator returns to the simplic,t, of his peaceful secusion refusing both wealtl and titles, enriched in nothing but glory, an, the mingled admiration and affection of th
 world If history records any where the life 0 a hero more disinterested, more brave, nor
 faithful, endowed with substantial inagnanimit
 or more sublime simplicity of character, w do not know it. Italy may well lock upon hin with pride and gratitude, but he belongs to hu manity even more than he belongs to her.
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 nsm- The y;cksburg (Miss) Whip ridicu]e tho secessionists in that State without stint late number contains the following paragrapbs 1 The Brecknridge secession office-holders c
 Mississippi have not yet resigned, but are draw 1 ing their salaries from this "accursed govern ment'. with remarkable regularity. - Jeff. Davis has not yet declared himself Elm peror of Mississippi. = The startling rumor that o. R. Singleton hat peremptorily declined to return to Washinptor during a Republican administration, and ina he had resigned his seat in Congress- is utterl, without foundation. T.' | We feel justified in stating that the Fedora offics-holders in Mississippi will not go out o the Union until all arrearges are paid.'' @- The, secretary of war avows his deter mination to hand over the ports and arsenaIs O the South intact to the new Lincoln administ,a tlon on the 4th of March next; and any attemp | to seize them, as advised by Rhett of Soul Carolina, will therefore involve immediate war VERaoNr.--1hs official result of the vote 0 Vermont is as follows: a, .''9 az-S5 ' Lincoln, 5s 33,sss Douglas, s y1i Dsa r 8 T1s Dnn DlscA'nf1oge' a""- #4ts 1858 pen, z" ius 2l1 Lincolns majority over Douglas, 25.l4( " BrecEnridgee 32,02s UtT Bell, 33,69l '*"a. .5.l ~' s :" all, a6s-a:E 23,O24 Ia5- The celebrated D. S. Dickinson of Bine hamton, N. Y., has opened law office in N,
 Y. City, in connection with his son-in-law. .s. H@- Tn Wisconsin, Breckinridge has onlv I eos votes, and Bell l44..
 B8-The New York Herald announced with l great flourish of trumpets that " a New York captain" had Autographed to Gov. Gist of South Carolina that he was ready to march to tbo baI,,