The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-21

graphic correspondent at Charleston, in des
patch dated the 18th, says South Carolina
under no circumstances, will retreat from he
present positlon-that is, she is virtually on
of the Union. The United States flag Is mo-
recognized in any part Of the State.
I 1t is said that the Senator who lately 70.
signed his seat as United States Senator from
| South Carolina will act as presiding officer over
the convention of the people.
The same correspondent adds that the CITY
| of Baltimore offers Gov Gist one THOUSAND
and the State of New Jersy five hundred
men. The applications for military appoin-
ments are numberless.
NO UNANIMTY FOR SECESSION.
WAsHINGTox, Nov. 16.-A letter from
strong cotton house in Charleston says that
there is no unanimity for secession-on the
contrary that business men. artisans, mer-
chants and all professional classes are against it.
D1suNIoS MEETING IN CHARLESTON
New York, Nov. ia special despatch
to the New York Herald describes an enthusi-
astic secession meeting in Charleston last
night, welcoming the Charleston delegation
GEORGIA LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
MACON, GA, Nov IS In the Senate bill
was passed providing for an appropriation OF
81 10000 for the defence of the State
The Joint Committee the State of the
Republic have unanimously agreed to reporta |
bill recommending resistance.
1t is understood that Gov. Brown, Messrs. |
a. II. Stephens II. Y. johnson and all other
eading men will endorse the bill. 1t is ex-
,ected to pass unanimously, the immediate
secession men heng in large majority.
ION. All STEPHENS SPEECH IN 3uLLEDGEvILLE
MHLEBGEvTLLE, Nov. I6.-Hon. A. II.
stephens delivered long speech last night,
OF the States which nullified the
lgitlve slave law to repeal their acts; if re- 1
ISed the South could go out of the Union !
18th clean hands
THE FEELING IN SAVANNAH. $
SAvAsNAH, Nov. 1G-The secession feeling
so strong in Savannah that it is difficult to .
revent the populace from Selling Fort Pu- b
ski t
Mr.. jackson addressed an immense meeting &
st night in favor Of the immediate secession q
the slaveholding States from the Union. 81
DIsUNIoN SPEECHES IN GEORGIA la
Nov 16-Senator Toombs =
lde powerful secession speech last night.
r. Barlow followed, urging a Southern con- ca
wer and all State Lines obliterated. u; ia'
Latest from Washington. mt
RESIGNATION CT SENATOR HAMMOND
Nov 1G-The resignation of it
lator Hammond, OF South Carolina, is i'm ne
date. 4 letter has been received, direct h l.'
his personaheilects to be sent on home to cri
lth Carolina. apl
\ special message by the President appears sue
'e abandoned in consequence of the carly sol
sting Of Congress. cor
Ex-Gov. WISE INSANE. he
hmond, Va, say that Ex- Gov Wise has Kin
n pronounced insane. S
CEEDINGs OF THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE. mn
Nov. ia bill was in 'eI
uced, to-day, for snspcndng the collection IN
ebts until the year 1861 Laid over suci
resolution was introduced, which will be
, authorizing the Governor to employ the pun
try,of Georgia against Federal coercion. Eati
GRAND PARADE IN COLUMBIA, S. C. hal
oLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. 1G-Six hundred d!sc
ate men, accompanied by the fire and mil '' s. y
departments, paraded the streets of this and
last night. of Q
on. James L. Orr. late Speaker of the yeri
sc of Representatives, made lengthy WIN WIN
I"' '@'o,.ng seCeSsioh' nc Was followed sOeil
on L. NJ heht mini
T.foS Oh, THE VIRGINIA. rEeiSI. r,-PP shall
for Q
AsHINGTos, Nov. 16.-It is believed here simil
the Virginia Legislature will recommend wher
lyention of all the Southern States, and a by f.
of secession for the present .v or
THE CHARLESTON BANKS. crmt
;s alSo baI;avad. that tho 5oc;s;o, Of .ho ii he
eston banks against suspension. will tend of su
leVe the pank panic at the North. mar