The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

ff"'' Alabama and Sonth Carolina,
ic.. se' ---
x,r,,gs. Va, Monday night, a "larse and
..t,c' meeting Of Minute Men" WAS
,i,h a Chief" was chosen. A let
,s'.' 80 from a gentleman In New York.
p "a enrolled .or service whenever re.
ns s.rouf resolutions OF resistance TO
,nrressjon were adopted, aud the
: .4leaTred with "three cheers for the
.. s"'s -, buns John Brown" A telegram,
" ,,,uss the above information, add.
.," ,..,3aes are plentiful on our streets to-
p.l-w we give The latest news from
..S,s'h NORTH CAROLINA
-. ,slesrsrh has mentioned secession
a wilmington, \. g, on Monday
Tns resolutions adopted declare that
- IN. imperative duty Of the State of
>,.r,;ina to prepare for assuming her
s.ar Independent Sovereignty" and
- he call Of = State Convention. The
...f,p N. c. Journal has the following
Min references 70 this assemblage:
- -, ,-,sis, the people are decidedly n ad-
- .rs uSlaiiclaus-the country is in
''-' n me iowa. |, Will not do 10 rep
,'-e me present movements as the mere
-. hi5ya by denasogueS or artful po-
.sdsr,. Those who have usually oc-
a rbe position Of leaders must now be
'-tr~, 80, fellow : sentiment which appears
.f2<,sr lhan they do. Such a feeling
- %. ssryaE IS wholly without parallel
'-''.-ftsgl,y : IN is Cndemonstrauyenes
|. ..t..--sy - ssy There IS no desire for mere
Tbat = lei. 10 be sureriuUus. The peo-
"a esraesl There is nothing said to
..S. H.
IL ..,uou. The South is thIukIng and
-,-s,trs 10 set wholly for herself.
49, rr.v.h Ji thls feeling, or rather OF the
'r,r..s.iau Of this feeling, in North Caro-
e something marvellous. Within The
/ :. ,r5 weeks 1t appears 10 have sprung
i n pana1ecusly. Relieved Of the tram
. Z f-Saral politics. by the close of tie
-.., ,rearias cSn Yas> and the success of Lin.
mn set. Gpon s common piatfoI M who
,--rlyi3re stood ai0ok Parry lines SEEM
... have lost their 10 Ser OF separating citI-
.5a .his issue. Last night men Of both
,-. paE, pated in The proceedings with
. energy Hon. VIM. =. Ashs made n
.,sutso,rlted address, devoted mainly TO
:, s,.e tdal our future safety depended upou
-,,.lagiu concert, and sim uitaneously with
her Southern States. DR.. Wm. A Berry
IN i. Tay lor, Esq, also made brief bul
- addresses. IL large number of names
4 -. immediately enrolled as Minute Men
-
.sssuTe oi meeting some gentlemen from
INTERIOR ef ihe >ta'e. aud, from what we
.-s d. .ruL1 them, We came 10 the conclusion
H. he Consciousness Of 4 necessity for
1 npt ac.ijn has had else1 here Il spread and
4 ..,-,9p .!Bs4t equally remarkable with that
!. ..a IS 20 suktug III this section, though II
-sr .4Iriy be questioned If the action con-
plated quite comes up To the point reached
% he TtSJ.utlunS OF last nigut. That the
81. SIC 8: tue STATE want q Conventions aud
shortly demand one from tue LEGISLATURE
g. 1sre no doubt, unless we are very much
..-.Ssg or rnlslnfoTmed, and We do not tnIuk
.--'t.
1 lie message OF Gov. Ellie sent 10 the Legis-
. sc tuesday, Is said to recommend enroll
4 &! I'D he cluzenS between Il and 45, as militia
4 elisr from Graham Davis, Private Secre-
a-5 70 he Governor Of North Carolina, TO the
- K Herald, conlradIcts the report that
10 ps were ssnt TO Fayetteville, n. C
as solicitation of the Executive OF that
sss, aud adds
'-rult me 10 state through your columns,
-..G Y. Ellis had no previous intimatlon
:ae Presidents intent ton, and certainly
ever made Any such request. The object in
r-1.ng he troops is wholly unknown, and
1sasure Is regarded rs totally unnecessary
- .,ssf aud, at this time, exceedingly impru-
4IJn Of lhe public mind.
ALABAMA.
N1ETGoaRRT, NV. l9.-The fasion between
'-- Bel and BrrCkInTidge parties IN Alabama
'-sd.!y progressing. BJlh sides advocate
- RENE views.
Ian T Morgan, late Breckinridge EipctUr
,a- Sla;e at large, and William Pnillirs,
-IsulusEt Bell man in West Alabama were
minated his day 10 represent Dallas county
lie C0Lyeaugp. The meeting was the
-, ever held IN tne county, and strong Sc
.'.slan resolutions were passed unanimously
r. philips has heretofore been a strong
..3u man, but IS Row 8 secessionist.
isfkP majority ef the press of the State
"..- immediate secession. Old party feel
.1.s e-urely destroyed, and the Union ele-
-~--W VIII have no power except in small por-
40iNorth laOama.
l.s thought that Mr.. Forsyth, the editor
-e Register, of this city, will certain
5ll The disunionists. His recent edl-
aa' lead 20 that belief He says that
Southern States should not be sat-
'.i with any guarantees offered by the
'.' Lrtu States, unless they repeal their
sac avs against the Fugitive Slave Law. II
--y al 70 do this, the Southern States should
-..'.'e he Uuion.
,-e.awyeIs OF Lowndes county, Alabama,
4..- resolved 10 return all Northern claims
.lec'et, and the example viii probably
60 Be followed throughout the Cotton States.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
'aARLEsTos, Nov. 10, l5GO.-The govern
--r. ais-Lai II constantly guarded by detach
@--'s Of Tie Washington Light Infantry. 1t
S~leTslly believed that the pretext about
-s beng pTecaution against popular or GER
."s Uib!eak Is all fudge. The fact IL, that au
1lrGse quantity OF ammunition rs stored
-'!-r aud people believe the public good re-
t-t'et lhal Il should not be removed. ANY at
+-.' 10 remove II would almost certainly
'-ipl!ale revolution and blOodsh-d. The
-e"' Infantry patrols are not admitted with
.1t arsenal walls, but encamp ia the sur
VI Iag enclosure. The strlclest military
,. pine prevails among those Oh duty.
~ "mbia Is much talked of as the name for
''y lev Southern Confederation.
'4r Military Committee Of the Legislature,
'~-l saL during the present recess, have ad
-.-e1. They concluded 10 report 10 The Ls-
IIe two bills, said to be decisive and
4.AQay norning, previous 10 the opening
y. .4e regular session
- -SauLful Palmetto gold headed cane is TO
resented 10 Captain Berry. of the steam
C0iNmoia, on his arrival TO. night, as Il
''+InOuial for having hoistcd the Palmetto
-.'Ao oi Tue Federal flag, IN the New York
.Aajs "
Ar'e Is no doubt that most active cores
'-ueute ls constantly kept up from this
- WIN Cuba and Europe, relative 20 i'm
-'4'e recognition OF the Southern Confede-
- ny The foreign Powers, as soon as the
T.''1eIecy demands recognition.
ere s 10 IalA Of the legislature declaring
rss--ale s-ale out Of The UuIOn, and leaving the
-'enti3n 10 Tatiiy the act; but many old
.,'s, u1ugh hot tor action, are stickiers for
,,e'-a''ues' aud will probably overrnle this
al '-s ~. spanish shipping here to-day hoisted
S.,t'.,tl lAgs Ia honor of the birthday OF the
- eofIsspoudent Of the Baltimore Snn,
ing -. from Columbia, S. c., says
t,'.-ae 'e was parade Ia Coiumb bia Of the third
- VI h'chiand District Volunteers the
ltlrau'es ltl rs were ali tuil and looked remark
,s.y ven Instead Of regiments, rs with you,
,.,'a,a are hsre called brigades. The parade
~ '1ta consisted of one company Of cayai-
ty 90 al 'lIIeTy, with TWO brass field pieces
n.r paAies OF Infantry and TWO Of rifle.
u.r..A4' ' ih SNOWY uniforms. They were
u s,a. % lne college q reen, at the east end
wLirH VA auo pat through O severe dritl
el..s1. az Ieo over three hours. Men OF ali
Lrrs' aug qua conditions belong 10 the military
p,in, seN'iem- IA al the ranks as priyates were
u re',Tlu' ou' ~ me as the owners Of hundreds
com ,p,..', win lands 10 correspond, whose