New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

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| 4 10 and Representatives Mt West Point, ,aser
mai fest devotion to hersef and afectioni>r ne
preeent cause; 20. Simultaneous with her Withdraw a.
We win be found under the folds Of her banne-
Though th,, reception of diploma at the Nasiona'
Academy is certainly to be desired, yet we cannot 80
se our cons ousness Of duty to serve the remain
der Of The term upder Mr.. Lin DIN as Commander,in'
Chief and be subjected at all ines 70 the orders Oh
Government the administration Of which must neces-
sarily lie unfrieudly 10 the which has
70 far preserved spotess record, and OF WINCH "e
20 Justly proud.
We swear TO fellow the Lone STAR IN her present
path Of rectue; and it, by chance she 70 astray, we
will he with her still. All we desire is ted for max
ing Ourselves useful SOUTH CAKoLIsIAss.
Hesi Point. y. Y, Nov II, 1890
BANK SUSPENSION.
TIE Richmond Enquirer Of the 2lst says:
From the following resolution it will be seen that
the Farmers Bank bar suspended specie payments:
meeting the President and Director Of the Fsrpes
s'nl e ys p: sh day O. NSve%Ssr 1850
SSE j %.ssopsJ ssHss Robinson James Du1lO Thso-
Be.oltet unanimously That 10 view Of the dtTust which
prevails Of the suspension large money
ing the banks Of This city redeem the circulation Of their
branches sAr which bears With special severity this bank
for the present suspended sad that Of policy be pur
'".d witch will prepare for 80 early ''ip|P s%ru cb.,
The Directory of the Exchange Bank held meeting
yerterday and viii meet again this morning at half past
K. The Directory of the Bank of the Commonwealth
AFRO held q meeting yesterday, and was TO have met
agsin last evening at O'clock On inquiry at the
Bank of Virginia, at bali past last evening, we
found that that bank bad not, mp to that hour taken
any action. The Traders Bank will bold a meeting
tfi morning, and alo the Bank Of Richmond TO con-
sider on what course they will pursue.
APATRIOT'S APOLOGY.
The follow ing is from The Mobile TribHne:
4 CARD-Edt0r Tribune Allow me through your
columns 10 offer an apology for not being present and
eI ing 10 of the Nice-PresIdents oil
tie meeting at Temperance Hall last evening" 1t was
owing TO personal injury that l received but few
hours before the meeting, that made it impossible. L
wish so to return my sincere thanks to those patriots
composing that meeting for the honor OF having my
appear fits ViCe-Presdents for certainly
regard it far honorable than the position as
signed Hannibal Hamlin, Vice-Presdent elect OF q
shattered Republic. If there ever any milk and
cider in my composition it has not will il ever ap-
pear upon the tsue that il forced upon the people
OF Alabama. When remember that the busy hum Of
preparation be heard, and the Palmetto Flag may
be fTom the graves of my fathers and that tue
blood Of my family may be poured out in defense Of
tie rights OF South Carolina it is useless for to say
that am undecided 10 duty in this crisis am
not only for secession, but am for secession now.
Mobile Nov. IL. 1860
OLD GENTLEMEN AFFECTED.
The Mobile Tribune says:
4" That beautiful incident last Thursday night,
when, at the reading If If the resolutions Of Col.
Walker the whole assembly rose and fourished their
Las exhibit their approval Some old gentlemen in
the audience were touched 10 the heart There was
there regiment Of ready to march to any danger
to show the eaFneetness OF their enthusiasm Ii
good sign, and reflex Of the determination of the inu
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