The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

ssaa.s 70 AVA. NE .coa q the committee both tho
80 - well - the manner OF Yaising IT, the CON-
so.o.. The Legisia.ure would raise inusdaiely he
for aiming The State. and voting all The money
Ary FOR that parpose but he for doing In the ordi
psry say He was opposed to any action which
oausiouny but Ssmly. BE for acting a
that be woud he under the necessity Of tAkiag
etep BACKWARDS When our ASTON was taxed, ne MA
for standing upou H. us,ey regardless OF consequences
Mr. CorFs said be hoped the resolution would be
agreei with bis friend aud colleague Or Yearia) th.s
wss matter OF some e1uence, and he Wa also
pOsso s Il IL ns IN S 'f hand
pamphlet placed upon the desk Of carefully
proper srnps Of the state That smora. was SIT down
alta half million Lat The subject ea referred 70 tne Com
Hss o. wsYs ;S Ss hs e .. 's &c on .ns
shi body would be unwilling "a leave ths hall without
Ss sae hs sea. ss', vote. opoo
shc appropriation Then viii be eft 10 the COMMITTEE, Of
WAYS snd Mean; to reps = what Nay wll Be ra'.si
Before the commiiiee IN Hs present form Il wil
ss ssass ,nS s",%s delay IN
state and that revolution may esd 70 total bank ptcy
The state y going 70 raise any money a.a nov i the
u. IL had better be done at La month hence
many dncuisscs may prevent the State from accomplish
mig that end He favor Of The Immediate passage
Of the resolution. II would have moral effect show
our sister states we are In neat, snt u coercion
fSs1es With II desenos 70 the views Of os. he
hoped the House would give immediate consideration to
Mr. JoHs sos--whle he VAS AZ much In earnest
any member on the ao0r, as to the pcprety OF pro-
70 rssse mtoa cellar s,Sou, odcs,Iag now thai
amount 10 De raised. they voted tnai resolution
IN way, elmer by direct taxation by oau
amount specified In the resolution He wss unwilling In
81 a 1ey had do this State that IL should 90
the fret step 10 million OF dollars, with
out odieatiog how the money WAS to be raised ae,e
gaJded IL . very important and wished II
A. Se1 n Il Ru11a
not 20 be burd the poorer classes throughout
me state Before proceeding further he would
which he should adopt throughout i'm DOR
tant matter. He believed that property which was
protection and he hoped would be kno throughout
the state that some arrangement will he made without
pnttrg the burden on the poorer classes Ho
unwilling, therefore, 10 jump to a concllxon 10
raise million, without indicating the way raise Il
ne was sns TO refer i to the Committee Of wavs aud
Means Let them report The proper manner Ia which it
ahall be raised.
Mr. LvcAs offered The foow,ng auendmans;--vhu
referred TO the ouaitsee the Military 70 iuqaire
INTO the expe iiency OF appropratng the OF 500
for the purchase Of such arms and munitions may
necessary pat tue Stale 10 OF
Mr. ocossoR replied at some length, saying taat he
preferred his resolution should be sn raher
further discussion ensued in whch Messrs n j.
Johnson Bo5 ston, whsey Read LacAs and Cunningham
Mr. CUNNINGHAM moved lay the amendment on the
ab e. aaa 10 refer The original resolution to the Commit
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM, in punuAnce Of notice, introduced
bill for nming the state.
SENATE.
The Senate met st noon, and the journal OF yesterday
The hour OF hall past twelve having arrived the spc
oiai order he resolutions Of Senator Lesesne called
senator LErsSs-rhs 30 resolutions Mr. President ex
Press What, after reflection regard policy
have tile h,pe of their adoption am sssasd that the
COnveaou viii be called Internationally; and promote
that unity OF action which IL important 1T is my
tention 70 vste for the bill In,w lay my reso.
lasions the table.
The resou TORS Of Senator HArrson In relation
raj relations, were next taken up.
thought due TO the other Southern States op
Portnniiy should be offered them operate Ssh south
every possib OF sesasog their assistance ,ofe
Ne sake the step alone The Indications OF 90 operation
we're nos far more arspicious than 10 1852 Would IL
Gep be Inappropriate 10 foar, six weeks in
order TO give notice To southern .ister In the
preparations for resistance me resolutions did not cali
for Delay they meant action-but prudent fan deibe
rate action 30 thought that the Conventon should
o. called II TOO carly day, or with too much qrecpI
Senator's wnsos, Of Prince George snd M.zycK, Of 81,
james offered amendments to the resolutions and dis
oussod their merits.
and hcAfnsy OF Chester, expressed themselves
o. deferrne the day for me convention long posi-
suatr Mosxs, Of sumter was willing, when tie BIN
came up, TO al tue blank ~ % the time, with any dAy
Was Tor copcston was opposed 70 all resolutions
he wanted the bill 70 forth untramneet by anything OF
aneremenis be aid upon Inc table. rnis mo.ion
carried.
Senator GlxsrrSaroy OF Scwberry said he was IN.
strucec By the Committee Federal Relations % report
. bill calling convention. BE moved that the blanks
January 1884,, the second sith the Tuesday after
arst Monday in January, 1881"
The Aaeedmens we're agreed TO, aud The vote re;cr.
ring on The BILL as amended, pszco, ~itn toe f1os wing
vote:-Ytas, 40, nays, L
The Bause rcsolrtons 10 reference 70 day q fas,ing
end prayer referred 70 the Conttee Eigo2tgR
The SenAte thea asiourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House came 70 order a. ssslvs o'clocx " AID
.er prayer by The Res Mr.. sAn the jluraAl Of yessr
day read az adopted
On motion OF Mr. MrttIss = message -a- sen, - 'hc
0snAe inorDg that bcy that tue House hsd complssd
~ organ s.toa By the csecion o. Rssdng Clerk AM
Mr. corrS, from the special corm,,,sc o. the rerolu
Atom In relation 70 day Of fasting, hanilistion aad
prayer, reported IN amended resolution nening
that m visw Of tha solemn crisis 10 the ansIrs OF nc
country the 2tst Of November be Eei apart for TAT fs
Mr. wrss~rH ororcd ans follow Isv resolutions which
were ordered 70 DC pratet aud made the spes order Tor
Resolved, MS, this Gcnerai Assembly sa,sics .hss
Abraham Llu.co has already o<en eested President o.
apos sncpes az orer and avased hostility TO TIE ssci
organization and peculiar Interests Of the savcnoldns
Resolved 'aas i $ the sens. q hs General h.sosy
that south C.rona rcrdy dolve AL connection w'tc
Nc general fovernment o. the NGtsd safes and etrut
sister sIsveseldipg states IN this goyernmsat
Resolved, Thai the Governor 70 Requested - forward
Immediately copies OF the ,oregoiaz resolutions tac
yernos Of the tAvtbcdirE states "a this Caaisterscy
with the request that they viii submit them 70 shet
several legislature
Mr. Iro.s, from the romesttee The Mlitary v
whom referred the bill " Vic state reaId ias
same back " VI several amaadrerts, snd whh the -
cpvnuepdrtion that DO pass The time hvsd Tor TIC
meet pg of Csavcston - tbs lat 81 Ja1farT next
The bill ordrrtd far consideration % morrow.
Mr. Luo.s, aiso the conn.tisc on ins Military, y
whom referred the rss0Ut.one 10 regard ~ To
cf he appropriated Tor tie deeac. o.
the sAe, reported ss. ne c,an siee recon- ena.d 20
sppfoprsalon % efto 600 for that whsn the
povt sccep--Aspd the com r st.e@ dischsrxet.
Mr. hr-tlye tenNstreducod rs hih, o. whch roilcc
givsu yesterday pesfporfrr the operssipu Of tie
tnird entitled Ar for Tie sus'susor
Of acts rsttcct gist Day az Dcc nbsr, 1857
postp nrr toe election OF the stors Of The H&nk
south Carolina until the ist dAy * January 1851 which