The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15
THE SOUTHERN SECESSION MOVEMENT
Dispatches hom Montgomery, Charleston,
Augusta, Nashville, Richmod and
Washington.
The Excitement Spreading Through
out the South.
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bpsrtant Regulation Affecting Northern
Slippers to Charicston.
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The Message Of Governor Brown to
the Legislature Of Georgia.
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Federal Relations, Retaiatory State Le-
.gislation, and the Right Of Secession,
Asss &ess Sss

VHE DISCRIMINATION Or SOOAn ShuOAAANsAs
CHARLESTON, Nov. II, 1880.
e b,tterness of feeling against the North hourly
Increasing
nme days ago the Charleston and Savannah booksellers
returned Harpers monthly and weekly publications. be-
cause they tainted with abolitionism Now gene
nj movement s contemplated 70 re urn all Northern
bsoks, except from publishers known to DO sound.
ne popular feeling ahead Of legislative action.
Al Yankees are viewed with suspicion.
Some foreign consuls here only waiting formal
separation to open favorable negotiations with she STATE
understood they have already foil authority 70 do
lhM.
Mayor Macbeth day notified the agents OF the North
steamship lines that he would not henceorh permit
she landing Of seersge passengers unless the sseamshp
companies guarantee 70 maintain them in case they be-
como vagrants The agents here have accordingly tele
graphed North TO refuse passengers. This move
uent N an execution OF ordinance hitherto dead
lestsr but now revived b feared that In the
midst anticipated destuton next winter at the Norm
crowds Of paupers win food the Southern cities.
. Minute MEN organizations e.spreadng FAST and pal
netto branches are swinging In the streets In I'll drec
Mons
Place no confidence in rumors that the secession feel
No subsiding. 1t IL on the increase, and 10 hourly
growing stronger. Over tenths Of tho people are
ready for immee late secession.
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January next. II the Convention which meets on the
lI OF December should proong their action any unrea
sooabie time, tho people win take tho matter In their
swn hands and eecede from the Union. You can rely
Spon this a. . fixed fact.
no Mercury, in referring 70 despatch In Philade
pna .per about taking Fort M,ultre, says IL Is totally
pnfounded and unless Northern journals send out more
reliable correspondents they must expect TO suffer In
tAor pockeu well - have their fears excited By
Just spprhersions
CONDUCT OF sHIPM AsrERS AT CHARLESTON
PHuADrrPHIA, Nov. IA, 1890.
The reported conduct OF the captain OF the steamer
Keystone state, at Charleston, much exaggerated
Ne did haul down the American and hoist the Pal
neto Dag, but merely saluted the Carolina Gag By dip
BOSTON,, Nov. IL, 1890.
rhs steamer South Carolina arrived to-day from
O~hston. Capt Baxter pronounced the report that
us cargo taken from the snip hoax and that the
b@iness and social experience Of his late visit 70 Charles
IN was entirely satisfactory.
CLEARANCEs AT THE PORT OF CHARLES
TON.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10, 1880.
TO Hos A. scarrr Collector, Sev York.
MS reported that clearances refuscd N this ofoe
Otatradct H. Tho business OF the onice goes on as
ssuaL wM. y. O'CLOCK, Collector.
A YANKEE SCHOOL TEACHER EXPELLED
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
BosroS, Nov. IA, 1880.
Vim. Q. Wood, graduate Of Harvard College, has ar
rived the South Carolina from ChaIeson
n was cviy requested 70 leave State, and his pas
ne this port paid. Mr.. Wood was In South Carolina
- fun an engagement a. school teacher In Tie Boone
VILLA distrsct.