Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10

t3ey- IndDu Dteuiy Will ana Tue focsitu euou ~
sarm at once to be ready for all events.
eep cool. don't get excited, don't talk
politics. remember that Breckinridge- Doug
las aad Bell are not running now: don't join
any foolish organizations to so out OF your
State; look out for your homes first and your
| ncighb0rs afterwards; think calmly. and vote
| advisediy when next called on; don't start
ont of the Union Till you get ready. II you
| do at all. but ARM
There is no need of Minute Men, for we
arc not invaded: each man could stay an
honr or two and not lose time, and If you
want to be armed and drilled. join the yolun-
| teer companies now organized. 1t you Ike
| riding, join the HIzzars. II you Ike tne
| rifle, join the Clineh; and the ranks OF Inc
0glethorpe, Volunteers, and Guards, are all
open TO selcome recruits.
We are requested to announce that the Ar
tilIery have now a fine battery in perfect or
der, and need sixty more men 10 work the
guns and defend them. if need be- This is
the most effective arm Of modern warfare
and we hope to see this company, aud indeed
all the companies. rapidly enlarge.
The Military Convention meets on Mon
day. at MilIedgevile, and all companies
should have an efficient representation.
We do not advise our friends to fight; bui
! it is wise sin time of peace TO prepare fol
war" and the people shonld be so prepared
|
she may pursue.
rFrom the Charleston, S. c., Mercury, 18th (Breck)
There was great excitement in the neigh
borhood of the newspaper offices and the
Telegraph office, last nigbt-a large NUMBER
of enthusiastic gentlemen having eongrega-
| ted! 4aaxiously awaiting the result OF the
| presidential election. The first dispatch re
ceived was that Connecticut bad gone Tor
Lincoln by several thousand majority. Tue
/ next stated that North Carolina was consld-
cred certain for Breckenridge. THESE were
| SION soon followed by brief dispatch,
| which. however, contained the desired III
| formation The Agent Of the Associated
! Press telegra pied that Lincoln's election
| was certain, and that trlhIng details were
unnecessary Upon the announcement oil
this news at the Mercury Office. which ap-
p~ared 10 be the headquarters for iniorma-
| lion. the crowd gave expression to their feel
] ings bv long and continued cheering for
| Southern Cuniederacy. The greatest excite
ment prevailed. and the news spread WITH
| lightning rapidity over the city
The following ':calr' appears in the read
ing columns OF both the Augusta Chronicle
(BelD aud the True Denaocrat tBreckinridee)
of the sth:
A UNITED SoUTH.-We are requested to
say fhat all those who are in favor of equai-
ty in the Uuion, or Independence out of 1t,
are invited 10 meet atthe City Hall to-
night at Il O'Clock, for the purpose organic
ing au association of MINUTE MEN.
The following appears in the Savannah
lNelos: =-.s->--e
To THE YOUNG MEN OF CHATHAM COUNTY
L am authorized by his Exeellvncy, Gov
Brown, TO arm and rqup 100 men with the
latest aud most approved weapons. Those
of you who are anxious to attach yourselves
to Il Military Corps, ready to inert any cqitfForn
the .S0trh at a moments notice. are invited
70 meet at my office. at u O'Clock, Oh
Wednesday evening, the 18th November.
None need come who cannot furnish his
own horse. &C. A. l.. LAMAR.
The following dispatches were published
in our paper enormously yesterday morning:
Resignation of Judge Magrath.
CHARIEsTOv, Nov. 7-I2 M.-The United
States District Judge resigned his office this
morning in open Court.
novements in south Carolina.
CHARLESTON, Nov. I. Il p. M.-James Con-
nor. the United States District Attorney, has
resigned his office.
Col Cvlcock, the Collector of the Port,
and Mr.. Jacobs, his Deputy. have rotfidd The
President of the United States of their inien-
ton to resign.
All Federal officers in Soath Carolina in
tend to resign on the inauguration Of Lincoln
SENATOR TooMBs WITH CoCKApE.-We
learn from the Times, that Senator TOOmbS
wore, in the streets of Columbus, Georgia,
on Saturday last, blue cockade, presented
to him by some of the Montgomery ladies,
while be was in that city.