, 1860-11-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Bubbling Of the Diaunion Cau1'
drpu.

The Bubbling of the Diaunion Caul.
dron.
CHARLESTON, &. c., Nov. 8-The bark James
Gray, owned By Cushiug's Boston Line, lying
The owners, has holsted the Palnetto flag, and
fired fifteen gunE.
Edward Ruflin spoke last night. He said
Southern Independence had been his lifelong
study, and he thought 1t could only be secured
By South CarolinaR secession. His speech
speeches were made. Efforts were made yes
terday to wait forSouthern country operations,
but 1ullcd.
A statc Convention is to be called mud seces.
sion Is ccrtaiu. The election Of delegates will
probably be ordered OH the 4th Of December,
and the Convention meet on the 18th. Messrs.
Boycc, Bon1am and Kcitt urged the call for
: Convention md immediate action.
4 large body Of citizens called on the re-
signed Federal officers LAST night. They were
greeted with enthusiasm. The officials returned
thanks in spirited addresses.
4 dispatch in the Couriersays Buchanan will
resist notification, but not secession.
M1LLEDGEv1LLE, Ga, Nov. 8-Gov. Brown
in Especial message to the Legislature, thinks
but few Statcs will meet the Southern Con-
vcution, and does not recommend the appoint
ment OF delegates from Georgia He thinks
GeoFgia have been violated bJ the special non
slayeholding States, to the extent Of justifying,
in the judgment Of civilized nations, the
adoption OF any measures necessary for the
restoration and future protection OF their
rights, He referred TO the patriotic spirit In
tue origin Of our Government, and portrayed
the series of unconstitutional and uufriendly
acts subsequently,. He Is pofntedly severe on
Massachusetts laws, and says Il tie laws Of
that State cause plunter from GcoTyia's citi-
zens, Massachusetts, must be compelled to
compensate them. He advises reprisals, and
says: "Lct US meet unjust aSEssrcssions and
Unconstitutional stase legislation, with just
retaliation.
He recommends the enactment Of laws au-
thorizing the seizing Of such amount OF money
or property of any citizen Of such offending
or iaithlcss State for identifying the losses Of
citizens Of Georgia. He recommends legisla-
tion to drive the manufactured articles OF such
offending States out Of Georgia. He says
Gcorgia has the right, as soon rs Northern
goods arc brought into Georgia, to tax them Ut
She deems proper. lie advises the passing Of
d law taxing goods and merchandise twenty
five per cent. introduced after the first Of jan
uaEy, manufactured or brought from Massa-
chusetts, Vermont, Michigan, Maine, Rhode
Island, New York, Wisconsin, OF any other un-
| friendly State, aud the taK to be rcmitted when
the unliendly legislation Is repealed. Should
such legislation prove Intellectual, he recon-
mends tile repeal Of all parts Of the penal and
civil code protecting the lives, liberty and pro-
| pcrty Of the citizens Of the States where such
! unfricndly laws exist, -.
He says: "M my opinion, the time for bold
and decided action has arrived, aud he is IN
worthy tho confidence Of the people of Geor-
cost and maintain her Constitutional rights at
III hazards" lie believes the legislation re-
commended Will tend to strengthen rather
| than wenkcn the ties Of the union Of the
| States. It will destroy sectional controversy,
and narrow down the issue to contest be-
| s-.2 N4n4o
| islature falls to enact laws, be recolnpcnus
that the people should rise in their might-at
| the ballot-box demand their enactment
The Governor entcrtains no doubt Of the
right Of each State to decide to act for itself.
Sd long as all the States abide In good faith BY
Withdraw from the Union without being guilty
Of bad faith to the others, Any violation of
the compact relieves oil parties. The right Of
secession for cansc was only denied by those
who deny the sovereignty Of the States,
The Message dlls twenty-five closely printed
octave pages. A full review Of offensive Nor
thern Legislation concludes thus: "For the
purpose or putting the State in a defensive
condition, as fast Is possible preparing for the
emergency which nust be met sooner or later,
he recommends the sum Of a million of dol,
Inrs, to be Immediately appropriated as mill.
tary fund for the ensuing year, and prompt pro-
vision made for raising such portion Of the
| AA'
the public expenditures require millions for
dcfencc-not ono ccnt for tribute" should be
the future motto Of the Southern States. To
every demand for further concession or com
promise {of our rights, VIC should reply, The
argument is exhausted and we now stand on
our own ar1ns."
CHARLESTON, Nor. 8-Jas. Connor, e. s
District Attorney, has resigned. Messrs. Col
cock Collector, and Jacobs, Deputy Collector,
have notified tho President Of their rcsigua
tiQas.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov e-The mass meeting
by the citizens tonight was the largest eyel
held here. Capt John ". anderson was
chosen President, and Chas. IL Way, Secretary
The following resolutions were moyedby Capt
n. 8. Barlow, seconded by Col Henry Il. Jack
son, md supported in an eloquent and patri
otic speech 6y Hon. W. Law, Bell elcctor o
the State at large, and was adopted unanimous
II with great enthusiasm:
We, the citizens Of the county Of Chatham
ignoring nll party names and issues, cordial
unite in the following resolutions:
1st. Resolecd, That the election Of Lincoln IN,
Ham1in to the Presidency and Vlcc.Prcsidenc
Of tAe United States, ought not and will not b
ed. Eesog,rd That We request tic Lceisla
ture to announce this opinion By resoluatiol
| at the nearest practicable moment, to conlmu
nicatc to our Senators and Representatives il
Congress-, and cooperate with the Governor Il
, calling Convention Of the people to detcl
mine the mode and measures Of redress.
j. ID. Repo{.yd, That VIC respectfully recon
mend the Legislature to take into imlncdiat
consideration the passing Of such laws MS wi
be likely to alleviate any unusual embarast
mcnts OF the commercial interests Of the Stat
consequent upon the present political emel
gency.
to the Legislature to take immediate steps
organize aud arm the forces OF the State.
5th. Teso{rel, Tha. copies Of the forcyoin
resolutions be sent without delay TO our Sen:
4 tor aud Representatives In tho General A.
selnbly Of the State, who arc hereby requestc
, to lay them before the House Of which the
arc members.
: The colonial tla. Of Georgia was raised til
! afternoon On Grecnc's monument, Iohnso
square, in the presence Of m immense multi
tude- Addresses were made anu great cxcit
ment prevailed. Capt Barlow, Col. Jackao1
Major johnson and others arc now addrcssin
immense crowds Of citizens In Johnso
square.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nor. ga large and cnth
siastic meeting was held tonight for the foru
alton of q club Of "Minutc Men" Spirite
addresses were 1nade aud a large number
men enrolled.
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. Nor. 8-The Speaker
> the House last night received a dispatch fro
Virginia, rendering the services Of volunte
corps in the event Of South CarolIna's sece
sion.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov, 9.-Thc Maa ru
fishes dispatch from Apalachicola, stati1
,e Mcqueen Mcintosh, Federal Judge for Florid
e viii not hold Office under Lincoln.
= New YoRK, Nov. 9.--The members Of Il
u" Brokers' Boagsl had dispatches yesterday fro
= prominent parties in South Carolina and 9th
Southern States, giving assurances that the
will be no accession at present or hezcatte
unless Lincoln commits overt acts Of injustie
The cavalry enca1npment commenced
: Richmond on "Wednesday with fifteen col
panfes,
The Lyuchburg Postmaster has thrown !
his Office.
The President IL not yet Ready to &C
WASHINGTON, Noy. 9.-No apprchcnsi.
exists in official quarters that any efforts Vt
be made to seize the forts or other publ
.x property in the South, us no such movemeu
~ would be tolerated by the authorities Of i
States In which they arc located. The qut
IT | tions which now distract tho people Of th
~ ~ section being Of great dclicaey, nothing VI
ar be done By executive authority which wou
en tsad to exasperate the public mind against I
n general Government at this juncturc. Viii