Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
THE SECESSION MOVEMENT.
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| THE SOUTHERN ExCITEMENT.
WAsn1NeroS, Nov. 19--Neither the
official or private intelligence from Mexico
warrants the belief that there is to be anv
immediate improvement in tho condition Of
affairs there.
MR. BRECKENRIDGE TO DE CALLED OUT.
Strong appeals will be made for Kentuc-
ky and tho conservative interests in other
Southern States, for Mr.. Breckenridge to
attend and address the South Carolina
Convention next month. AS he was the
candidate Of that section, and enjoys its
confidence, they could not refuse to hear
him if he should consent, and in that way
the judgment of the people might be
reached by reasons they will never hear if
a Convention is permitted to pursue its own
reckless course.
Mr.. Bell is understood to be prepared to
give tho influence Of his name and counsel to
any proper Union demonstration in the
South, and would doubtless cooperate with
Mr.. Breckenridge in an endeavor to arrest
the projected revolutionary schemes Of the
Sccessionists.
NEW YORK SAFETY COMMITTEES REpUDrATED.
The real friends Of peace and Union in the
South do not desire any interference or ad.
vice from self constituted safety committees
in New York, who offer their principles
and prints fer sale in tho same advertise
ment. They are regarded as having done
more mischief than the abolitionists whom
they effect to deprecats so much.
The only Southern Senators who have
resigned their seats are Messrs. Hammond
ard Chestnut. Mr.. Toombs has not sent
his resignation in to the Governor. and will
not. He is now prompting proceedings at
Milledgcville intended to embarass the
counting the votes of the Electoral Colleges
F., IA February. with view Of being here and
acting revolutionary part.
Mr, Wigfall of Texas is in the city and
ready to take his seat. So is his colleague,
Mr.. Hemphill.
MIR. Bonham's resignation, Is Member Of
the House from South Carolina, ought,
combined with the cxamble of the two Sem
ators, to keep the rest of tho delegation at
home. But Mr.. Keitt and company will
stay there.
Private intelligence from Mississippi in
dicates nearly as frenzied condition ol
sentiment there as in South Carolina.--
Messrs. Brown, Davis and other leaders are
G ompeting for the palm of ultraism.
iWAsH1NGroN, Nov. l8.-Colonel Powers OF
Alabama has just arrived hore. He has been
doputed by Gov. Moore to purchase several
thousand of the most approved arms for
that State, Col. P. says chat not only Ala
bama, but Georgia, Mississippi and Florida,
will follow South Carolina. He has but
, recently travelled through all these States,
and says that people are nearly unanimous
lin favor of immediate secession. Governor
4 Moore, he says, will not call convention
until after meeting of the Electoral Col
lege, which is on the first Wednesday in
December. Immediately thererfter he will
Issue his call. Agents from Georgia and
Mississippi have also gone North to purchase
large Quantities farms. They are author.
iizod to purchase the best arms regardless o!
tho price. Smith g. Poultncy, Baltimore,
arc receiving large orders, their arms hav-
ing been adopted to considerable extent
by the war Department.
! CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 18.--There
are vague runors through the city that the
President designs coercion. These reports
excite nothing but defiance. and strengthen
popular resolve to seccde. A scarcity ol
} coal here begins to b apprehended. Coal
, boats are afraid to come under the harbor in
Suo pTeScut VAClLSulont i u0 u0WS IVs
ceiyed to-day that Forsyth's Mobile Regis
ter is out for secession, is considered here
as final proof that Alabama will go.
@i1ere is characteristic paragraph
from the renowned .'Brcik'' ofthe Lacrosse
) Daily Democrat:
HURnAH FOR OuR S1DE.-Ye esterday was
election day-that is for the Republicans
and sinners-Democrats didn't vote--il
wasn't their day! The wicked have tri
+ umphed--all the slaves are to be liberated
!, rails will be at I premium, slavery is to bt
: abolished on the 5lh of March--white mer
will take back seats and the rail splitter; OF
!. we forgot-Mr. Lincoln will preside ovel
the dcstinies Of this country. We have
; rtmet tho enemies and we are theirs. "Be mer.
|ciful to US poor sinners" We went in likt
lions and came out like lambs. "Oh trea
Us not revengefully!' We intended to SCOOP
them, and thsy scooped 10. "The people
| that walked in darkness have seen q grea
. light" We guess it was the Wide Awakes
i We valiantly marched up the hill--and VI
}. can run down again! "Come my beloved
: lot US go forth into the feld!'
|, We should have beaten them it they hae
not beaten us. ooh how our people AR