The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

SOUTH CAROLINA.
OUR CHARLEsroN CORRESPONDENCE


SOUTH CAROLINA.
OUR CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENTS.
CHAsIEsros, Nov. Is, 1850.
me Secession Eseitemet Undbd<d-TK< WrsAppe1 al Me
0usns Of the PaImsss-Tnz Late Asaino at multitude
Rcu-7Ae Speakers that Occa,ion-BM One Aksrwa.
tine for the South 70 Sdue Eself-Coocio~ Bad Policy
for tie NorsA-7ns Egeos Of SacesroW on 0trsm1oe-
No Hep Of Reconciliation besocen gs North and Sth
Le5f, dc 90
The excitement b still undated hefs. This evening
there has immense gathering OF citizens in Insti
tue Hall 70 endorse and approve the action Of the dele
gates from this election district TO the General Assembly,
which has just adjourned at Colu nbia Over the stage
displayed large transparency, bearing the honored
Palmetto, around whose trunk coled, with head
erect and rattle sprung, the ratesnase with awful
ao tano1c look, and the gallery front Of the
stage tho inscription "we DONE good and faithful
vans" The entrance to the hall. at the street,
distinguished by freshy planted Palmetto OF large size,
placed there amid the most enthusiastic demonstrations
OF excited people. Fireworks added their brillancy
10 the eceDe and even now, at midnight, hear the
shouts OF ~ds In the street 10 front Of the Mills House.
from whose balconies speakers have been addressing
those VIII, could find space In the hall.
The Institute Hall meeting presided over by Hon.
Charles Macbeth the Mayor The address 70 the senator's
and Representatives made by K. NJ Gourdn, Esq,
and eoqueoty responded 70 by Hon W. Porter Presi
dent OF the Senate Hon Henry Lesesne, Col Henry
~ P oConnor, Esq. Vim. whaley, ESQ, Hon. Barn
well Rheit J. J. Pope Jr, Esq Richard YeAdon, Esq,
others.
These geptemes, one and all, expressed the view that
the time for elaboration passedthe time for action
bad The only alternatives presented TO the South
submission to hostile people under the forms Of
the constitution, by secession Some OF
had been strong Uoon In tho past but there
Union worth clipging 10 left the spirit OF
stitution had boon destroyed was consded adversely
every point Of interest 10 by those who hat
become masters. would become % IL tamely
submit to the Inauguration OF . black republican Pres
Dent They waited for a,t" than that os
the election Of Presl tent platform utterly subver
rive Il bsu rghs their intsress and their whole civil
cation A5t,on-prompt decisive sction-wss shat
pect from every lover OF his State and they
thanked Coo the people were ready 70 act. From The
every heart heau v lib pulse Of patriotism
South ,arona would act separately bot her sis ers
electric thrill OF resentment for wrongs
utus and th deter ninaton 70 sever the hated bonds
sptuated the southern heart
corasst ensued-f the Northern States wore % fool
hardy W attempt 70 any sovereign Sise-i7e
first drop Of blood shed of Of South Carolina would
rally even Southern State her side There VAS how
fear OF blood. this revolution would be q peace
full Distress might ensue from the disturbance Of
oonmere.s relations, on. 20 psTos wo,ia hesitate 70
birth
Nach more 10 me same general cn.c. The enthusiasm
which characterized the meetings Friday and Monday
night lNt was continued In tnw erysh,ng 70
sho~ that this people are 10 earpest he, have
far recede They would be ashamed 10 reoede
n they oid Any higher motive for action
t the wrongs OF thirty have heated their blood
such point that has oeeo ready 70 boil many .imes
Of the manifestation Of long ioresseo neccssity Hun
and housan 10 Of lovers Of the Uni have FOR
chung o H., and hooed against hope that they might
honoraby In but they have In wArdy felt that
the time would when despair would take the place
of hope aud dsunsou must come. That period has
rbe North n slow 70 believe u They r,d ,ue the idea
Would the OF the North could have realized
the OF things here mouths since but
they refused give credencc 70 any statements but
those OF interested politiosns-tiIi II Vas TOO late
There not only no hope Of reconciliation but
desire for u The IDEA Of men coming 90 the south 70
preach 10 the people about the value OF the Unon 70
60 patch up mpron misc and rea,range matters 40 10
time sten from outside; they wiling
To listen 20 counsss from ,me but siren from
the states given over 70 their political enemies will DO
listened N hero Ia too late
give the aspec, Of things ~ they appear nov. am
that the political movements OF popular bodies
some~hat urreliabiethas they are nckle and oftea
carried ~ay by tho excitement OF the moment II may
he 10 this case, but Il ieoss TOO mu,h like ~erous
earnest be Of % transient character - Father Richie
"a often said
cHAnI.rOs, Nov. II, 1880.
wAo Comrosed Ne Od Triton Parry in So.4a Csrc,ias-
ne rr,seu Bmr Ctiseus Hc for Seceric~-IrssA Ger.
aud Sco.cA-wha, the Merchants rAink-fh I'D
w,Sr ron1Aed-Eo Love Loo BshSee. Sraaar CAf
rally" oed SovtA1u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nsed
Fat M Argvm~n, EzAausted," dc &c
me old Unor party who In combination with the 60
operation men, managed In former year 70 beat
,he scce-,,onss In this State, was made up nrst
and chiefly BY The great mas o. the foreign
horn c,tzsps-Irish and Germans; second, By the
more v,oen, whiss, who had . hsnkcrins srer oon.
sonasied government, and Who consequently regarded
ths ruiou a. the bcnr~: and, iAs,ly, By Tbs
Nsbsrn merchants settled here Who had brought with
them al their Northern Instincts and prejudces vol
- their acute appreciation Of the almighty dollar
Where 30 these eiemeon nowf rhs merchants
and all convinced that tho nomeoi tho
shock Of the separation over, ChAriessoa VIII
begin 70 thrive At the expense Of Nev York,
ana thsy have made up their minds 70 try Tia or
pertinent whatever may cost Toe sdopsed citizens,
-. are somehow changed; they have become imbued
tinsuvhins marx Of souin ca-oInians rhey now,
srsng. may seem, amcoe The warmcss sdvocstes a
prco pars,e and nna stale sos,ea. II noseuoe
.e have qss number, are quit = diligently drIlng
and preparing ~ the sorst their Americas bovn fd
eossos are n. Lone star and he Palmetto: and .Sss
ever. in their cvoussons they pas any OF tbs stss
rsh. banners vhich noe ncss IRON every promineas
INT 10 the city, the salute OF honor always gvea.
ne Uh,o, Light Infantry, old scotch company,
sbo "a, The Hit ad plaids. and uho march 70 the |
me their aevotou 70 the state ia its an,Asonsm 70
N. Uuion 10 tsken Into acoouut They steiy parsd
c.rion resolutions IN order, that their
nlsht not risos them 10 fasc poetcn And this 10 the
grrsent felns all the natuyalxed ctseos of The
The sborng class OF foreigners unminc full
a The danger Of emancipation which would uitl-
n.teiy drag them down 70 the level Of inferior
A. Tor The old uhss-,he nvet~sis Unicust any. |
ner-they have All either died cut. been converted
the state rshs cr~ed, are keeping mara ably
qoe, A. all ev~nts, they noe 30 fev that their |
suces raised, viii be drowned IN the great popu
camo' for the ea-es prnr,ahls dis s,luon Of the
UnWp. vith men ~ho havr suhiaxsted and arc nos dc
ldus tho ''chivairy" Of gallant stsse.
south Carolina has learned 10 hate the North with
nrom and undying hate n within the ranr~ NJ
ssiniiee that the 81 the srum~ut might sob
helm this little republic; but u IL longer
- that ettber threats promises concession de-
r.,oo, retaln - willing member Of any confedews-
- thar .msrscss . savehodirg STATE You may
ssrd IN . as Q nxed fact
The massss here impatient Of delay They wass |
.8tcr hss ssntm~ot from he uDouptains N