Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-02

ne Pslis,eaf Crisis

GSoRsIA REELncrs- Atlanta (Ga) Amer
give. :. re sS
notes the evils which would follow. among
these sviis' Presents prospective, the following
al. Tas bare p,o,p.e, of IL has now reduced the
price ef cotton $40 per bale below its valne, and
as over 50o000 bales will be sold befoss fAs xh
Of Norsss6sr. the lees will be IS 00O, ,0O0 70 the
South from this cause alone. This II below the
figure; svtry cotton buyer kaoscS ft. p
80. All the Sostksra Baaks haze closed dotca,
shut up shop, and now refuse to put out their
bill, to pay Eor sstio. on bills Of exchange pay
because no Nothsrs Bask riH faks SeKthsrn
Baak drafts bills pay xble after that dat, for
: the reason that disEsioa and toar would cancel
and annul the debts Of belligefents Hence a
money crisis is Cotton 10 going down
.bere, whilst II 10 rising In Europe, and ruin is
4Aead! Reason whYl The Presidential election
zones OF the sixth ef November, md dssssfos IS
- LF dis.sios skoHId come, bacon, now l6
HSeens, would thea be 50 or rs cents per pound"
A FArx wARsIss The Charleston Courier
says IL northern editors will deceive aud delude
their ignorant and credulous readers, let them en-
dsavof to keep Cp some regard, and at least dis
ant respect, for truth. The Soxsk tciR nef submit
10 fks eftetios of Ltneoia We repeat, f the cleo
tiea Of Lincoln 10 the dissolution OF the Union.n
I. SECESSION PRErAsArIoss IN MIssIssIPPI.-
Gov. Pettus stated, short time since, that the
I Leg islature had passed law authorizing him TO
purchase arms for the State, and had made an APP
Propriation for that PURPOSE but that there was
, but money at this time In the treasury, and
he was deternined That 1t should 90 towards pay
Ing t1r the arms even II the eficers of the Stals
had, for time, to do without their salaries.
AoYfRr AcT."-Those who say walt fof an
"overt actr before seeding, rnean-yvait TIL the
Aboli tioTists tie the hands Of the south. Thank
God = ths d. A IS are very few In this seetion.- -
Hesfgorery Mail. s7l @ - .. -
LouIsIANA MovIss -Ths New Orleans Delta
says that number Of the citizens Of Louisiana,
including many Of the nost prominent merchants
Of New Orleans, without regard to party, have
addressed to Gov. Moore petition, requesting
him 10 convene the Legislature Of the State, with
a view Of taking meaaires TO me. the great polit-
icai crisis which now conffonts the South. $40
The Columbus (Georgia) Times says: We have
not postponed the issue indefnitely. We
not going 30 wait for overt act Of aggres-
sion before resisting black republican Fresi-
dent We repeat there 10 10 Issue Of dissolution
sns ss. 81 any Psr sss
we shall appeal 10 the people to redress their r
grievance - We repeat ali that we have ever said
INIT means resistance TO black republican rule,
from first to last. r. sir. Ea| -
now ripe for a political movement In the slave
holding States The plans Of . Southern ofgau-
iration hzve been set on foot and almost matured
preparatory to action. We earnestly hope the
good work may 20 on, and speedily" -.
Mr. r. ID Rhett, of =. C., has declared that
forming combinations and shaping events 20 az to
bring about dissolution Of the Union, and the
establishment Of Southern Confederscy''
Gov. Perry, Of Fla says:-"I believe that her
voice should be heard in tonss not loud but deep,
IN favor Of an eternal separation -
Mr.. Keitt, Of > C. 4, SAYS $50 Should the rspub-
Hcan party succeed In the next Presidential elec-
ton, nv advice TO the South Is to snap the cords
ef the Union al once and forever. !" a. .
EEAs AanYoF TKS THOUSAND MKN.-The sum
Ter ga Republican says: We have seen pri-
vat letter written by distinguished gentleman
residing In Ogletherpe county, TO gentleman Of
high Standing in q eigaboring county, from
which we take the following ssntiment Uttered
by Senator foombs We are not at liberty TO
give the HaInes Of the parties, but II denied, they
can be obtained :-ssi heard Georgia Senator say
the other day In private conversation, that In the
event OF Lincoln's election, he would resign be-
fore BuchAncn's time was out come home raise
as army Of ten thousand vlsH and irhen IL crossed
th< Potomac ayats it tooxld be icffi AIS drara
Seord The Senator said there tc:rs thirty mem
esrs IF Congress pledged TO that posttiss, asd
teostd go 'eiiA hins, some from susry SsstAsrn
ATTENTION, SoUrHKRs MRs-The young men
OF this city, thinking that the time has afFi we'd
gression the part OF the North, would respect
fully Invite the young Of this city and vicin-
fty, between the ages OF 10 and 10, 10 meet al
Concert Hall, on Friday night, Oct 18th, at ~
o'clock, foe the purpose Of form ng club, whose
motto shall be, Resistance 10 Lincoln IL obedi-
ence TO God .''-MOntgomsry Ala - Mail. i, !;
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