The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

ehd 70 strengthen rather than 70 weaken Tho Ties OF
The Union u tho ssstes IL sLa destroy
sectional controversy md narrow iowl tbs sus
70 con %. between individual s;atss He
says The Legislature fails 70 Ass be recommends
that The people should In their nigh. and as the bal
90 tox demand their onActmen'. rue Governor eD,er
taDs doubt Of the rsn STATE dscide act
for herself, 30 hong - all tho States abide
In good faith ~ the constitutional obligations
No State can withdraw rom he Union wiLnous oeing
guilt Of bad faith 70 The other. Aay violation OF tie
compact relieves all parties The right Of secession for
only denied by who deny the sovereignty
Of the States
The message fills twenty-five closely printed oSavo
pages foil review Of on nsivo Northern legislation
concludes thus-For the purpose Of putng the Sato
defensive condition fast A. possible and preparu
for the smergency which met sooner
later, te recommends that the ssm Of a m,ion
Of dollars be Immediately appropriated military fund
for the ensuing year, and prompt provision made for ss
ing such portion Of tho money IS my not no in . 0
treaSuy, az tss a. the public expenditures require.
Millions for defence oent for tribute, should %
ihe future motto Of the Southern States TO every dend
for further concession compromae OF rights
should reply; The argument ia exhausted, and We now
stand on our nms
THx MEETING IN SAVANNAH.
sAvAsSAH Nov. 5, 1900
The mass meeting Of The citizens night xas The arg
est beld hero Capt John W. Anderuoalxs CHOSEN
rresdeus, and Charles Il. Way, Secretary.
The following resolutions wero moved by o4pt T 8
Barton seconded BY Col Henry Jackson snppore,
eloquenl end patriotic speech by H,n.w Law Bell
of Ia R.ta
msus,y, with srea. enahusiam.-
we the citizens Of the county Of Chatham ignoring all
party names and ssues, cordially unit, in the Following
resolutons;-
Resolved, mat the election Of Lnoen and Hsmiin 70
the Presidency and Wee Presidency Of Unted States
ought not aud viii not be submitted 10. s.xas
Resolved That we request the Legislature
this opinion by resolution st the earliest prsabe mo
meut TO 70 our Senators aud representatives
In Con Eress and cooperate with the Governor calling
coovsntion Of the people to determine the mode snd
Resolved, Thai respectfully recommend thu Lsgsla
tase into immediate consideration the passage OF
such laws .i be lux ely % alleviate any unusa !. en-
bnrrAxsment os the commercial interests Of STAT, con
sequent upon the present political emergency.
Resolved That respectfully sugssst The I,gls,s
tnre to taio immediate steps 70 organize aad arm the
Resolved at copies Of the foregoing resolutions be sent
without delay 70 Senator's and representatives
lay them before the houses Of which they respec
lively members.
me colonial flag of Georgia Y,scd tbis afternoon
on Green's None men! Johnson square, the presence
Ct an immense multitude. Addresses we're made and
grsa. excitement prevailed. Captain Baron, Col jack
son, Mayor jones and others arc addressing N i'm
merse crowd Of citizens In Johnsons squAre
TIE MEETING IN AUGUSTA.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. Q, 1900
iarg and enthusiastic meeting held tonight for
the formation Of a club o. minute men. Spirited Ad-
dresses werc mAdc, and large number enrolled.
THE ExCfTEMENT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
nfroRTAsr rsouExpn0s o. THg LgafsLArUrus-
rExrAnsa roR SECESSION.
coluAmA, 8 c., Nov. Z, 1850.
TIE ncws Of Lnoolns eecto, was received quietly, a.
u was e-pected.
senator Aoses offered resolutions that the Committee
on Federal Relations be instructed 10 report soop as
possible bul calling Convention Of the people OF he
State It was carried unanimously.
oster resolutions for tbe immediate arming OF the
State msdo tho special order Tor 10 morrow
In the House bll introduced providing summary
punishmen, for all sboli.iouhts delec.ed rAmpsrias
with negroes.
Eo,icc g,ver Of tue introduction, 70 morrow or
hm esli1s convention Of the people OF the state.
bin wus INTRODUCED amending the frOe regro rcgu.
Aiious.
News BON ChNleson has been uct received hero with
great enshusiAs, hA the United States Jatss xcsrssh
Collector CocOck and District Attorney oonnor had 70.
signed Ills morning In cons Of Lncolns suooess
1t runored that Other federal ooer, wi soon folo~
ooIuxHA, g G., Nov, 8, 800.
mo sser Of ire House last night received despatch
tom Virginia, rendering he services volunteer oorps
In The event Of south Carolina's secession
Edmund Runn SPOKE last nIsss. He said Southern IN
dependence had bsoD his lifelong stady. and bs though.
could only bs secured BY tho secession 6 South uAro-
ma His speech vHs rspturously applaaded.
oshr stirring addresses vcre made. Efforts we've
made yesterday in Tho sslasure 70 wait for souihsrn
cooperation, but failed.
State Convention 70 bc called, snd sccssion or.
tain ire election q delegates VIII probably 10 ordered
% ne sh OF poosno srd ibe convesiioa mss On tho
i7h Ksssrs Boyce, Bonhsm and Keist urge be oa for
convention and Immediate action.
rHE --LATEST FROM coLuxBrA.
CorrxrA, G Nov s-sP.M.
TO Governor today tent % Tbs Legislature mssrage
earri,y recommending II indemnify the Losses o. tie
rcs guag FEDERAL 5css Rssontoas 70 thai ccci were
ntroduced in both houses made tho special order
tr tomorrow.
he sorsls ccuecned IL the H9uGc resolution 10 au,ao
rxe the Governor 70 hundred thousand dollars
already appropriated 70 purchase arms.
Arrangements about the ooovcnuou we're made the
specin order 'or - morrow
10 ,te Hoasc M. BUST mtrodoced bin, calling The
oorvcniIon II arsa t wn referred 70 Inc Committee
"a yei,ra seaiiors
Rr Aldrco introduced BILL con ceiling fres negroes
70 ksye mo state select nviors. IL vas referred