Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29

suisuNIoS:-A Convention is ,o hs h.,s :. Soate carolina, which will probabIv Ss.i.D.. - .nae otate independent, and take measn,s. s0- sSs Sns a.ss 'o I position among the nations sf no ea:.n; !. will be of about as mueh ;r.,,. - I Sennaar. ''onS as Dahomey CT l Outside of South Carolina tbs,s .laitors Tn every Cotton State who hsy. IS ,. '. Plosting treason for many years. and ~Lo Soe. s-. iouI. .ne Democratc party in their ra.,,a.t;. moa. tne instrument for the aeco,,nI;.hs mot ,usns ol tneir villainous schemes. They msv- iIah.m'J majority oi the popular vote in Fior;js :. w;th na, Sa ana Mississippi These three St.te. I. nouih carolina, are all. however. that thss.r soa sSSahafsls can hope to deude by their utmo.t |. iney could not succeed even thps far v;,ho,, as c"Io cooperation of such northern traitors N Wsa1o oa,eo Gsshlng, Vim. W. Eaton. Fsrnarjo fine T;mol anu 1ne Edtors of such newspapers as whoia Lines' Register, Aurora, and Farmer. Whoss as will ipa'on iaap IS to disseminate just such lies moot ~tss neceive the Southern masses, and ,.;er'ahiy cause them to break out into omen repelllon T. against the U. s. Government i'" The object of these Nortbaro w;sor.,,,. |. however; peculiarly their own. Thev imao;ns lnat " iomentlng rebellion in the South tkev Sal Ieiistate thelr party in power in the Nortk. ana thus secure to themselves inc Fa,l.-.l 0ss ces out of their hands,. Cowaniv md xe.., themselves, they believe everybody .lsa q. Ls A and imagine that enough Repu6licans Win hs frightened or bribed from their priuciples to ra- peal all laws against Kidnapping, and pfacticallv turn the Free States into Slave-holding conn munities. so'''-
 They have got to learn that the Republican majority of 100000 is made up of earnest men. who cannot be bought, and will not be bullied. -NorroM Gdsete
 "Queer," isn't it, Mir. Register man, that some people think you less ofa foo, than knave,
 FROM CALIFoRNIA.-Lihcoha SsiR Aked- The Legislata,e--The Pony Express, with Friday. .
 It is believed that the total vote of the State at the recent election will not vary far iron, llo,O00. Of the votes already counted nO5.- o6o,( Lincoln has 36,O36 Douglas s3s36, Breck- inrdge 29,4l4, Bell 6,942. Incolns majority over Douglas, 1,l5O. These returns are all Ie- ceived by telegraph from more than one hun dred different dispatches, and mistakes have probably occurred
 The official count will be required to deter mine the result. The contest is between Lin.
 
 the former. As nearly as can be ascsrtained the Legislature stands as follows :-Senats- Douglas Dems., g. Breckinrdge Dems., 5; Re- publicans, i. Houss--Douglas Dems. 40. Breckinridge Dems., 2l; Republicans. l9. Of the l7 Senators who hold over II understood to be Douglas, Breckinridge and Republi. cans.
 The domestic animals are in league aeaius, the domestic institutions of the Palmetto S.ate. Almost every horse in Charleston is fed on Northern hay. 4 writer in the Mercury SUE. gests that this branch of trade be stopped im- k mediately. To be sure, " if the supply were cut of.' he says, we will feel the want severely :" but better starye the horses than keep them alive on anything but rice straw, which is the substitute suggested
 The weather of late, has really deserved handsome notice and accordingly the Providence Journal gives the following:
 " ester,lay was dream of beauty and delight The cloudiess sky and the pictured earth were like creations of enchantment and the very at mosphCre intoxicated the sense with the sweet delrum of al exquisite cordial. IL is pleasure to remember the maenifccnce of it's suur:se. th gorgeous effulgence of it's noon. and the amhe glow oi it's evening, deepening and drcpenin | into shadows ot melting orange and purple. anl at last fading away ill the ye.itd and dusKy hc liZon. We ought 10 thank God for this fucult of memory which preserves in our raptured heari the influence of these blessed days that seem he baptized in the glory of heaven 1 Iears ago. lIr - of eastern Nassachusett i ia sort of clerical Gen Jackson in autucracy will presided over all ortlanhg council on Cd nect!cut River. in tire midst of business you and zealous divine arose and suil l-" Slr. Mut rator, wish to ask if the Rev. Mir. - of- is to be allowed to sit n this council" R Mir. - being suspected of hercsy of sol sort) The moderator paid no attention Wh ever to the question. Whereupon tic yOr divine, rather excited, sprung up again with ;" Moderator, l desire to ask again whether
 Rev. Mir. - is to sit in this council Beca if he is an instructed by my church t, secet Veil, sir. replied the moderator with bl coolness and marked emphasis if you Will cede. we will proceed" One cannot help aIn
 wishing-provided it could be done legally, VI it cannot-tiat the country might say to sS
 Carolina, !" if you will secede, we will prot
 with the affairs of the republic, which an more concern than your local and municlS tsrsts '-Boston Transcript
 James McCollock, prominent citizen oi
 tersburgh, Va, was married at o'clock !
 day afternoon. rode to Richmond with 6si
 was taken sick at the supper table, and dl
 IT. 5 o'clock the same night. The papers
 next morning in announcing his maErlag'
 announced hls death.
 All the Expresses in Europe now !irih
 voung and beautiful The Empress Ot Hu:
 thirty.six. She was married at seventeen