The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

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can no longer claim shelter and protection under IT,
Through the action Of their sovereign States,
NJ ncop 10 prssse rsscesn,T ovs, ,nch ss,ss =,
stu think their destiny safe under him and his party.
Virginia, Tennessee Kentucky North Caroina thing
the rights and interests OF her citizens will be better
taken care Of under government whose taxstion sys
tenn ID unequal and which openly repudates her claim
to iu protection, then her more Southern sisters win
only regret her distrust Of But they cannot
participate any hope Of secury under the present fe
o
President OF the Northern Conederacy, with whom
.hsy wish 70 live p ps.os Win Ss,. & treaty sPo.
Norherners the south by southcrners In this way all
sectional strife win cesse, and the two people live on
terms Of much greater harmony than they haver ever
done under common government
GRAND roRcHLIGHr PROCESSION IN COLUMBIA.
| From the Columbia South Carolinan, Nov. f6
Tho Minute men OF Richland district made \ nne
demonstration last evening Some ave or SIX hundred,
with torches and escorted by the lndc
pendent Fire Engine Company, with aambeau1 marched
rockets, Roman can dIes aad other fireworks
stsnty discharged, adding brliAncy 70 tho OCCASION
The strees lined with spectators and the wndows
balconies, &c. were throDged With ladies', who waved
their handkerchefs ia token OF their applause
Tho following noticed among the ransparencies
borne on the OCCASION
Why LARGE TRASpARExcY-oSs sIDB:
United now no more wen bow;
Foul faction, we discard it
And now, thank God, orr Southern sod
Has naked swords 70 guard II.
Our wealth has filed the spoilers net,
And gorged the Northern crew,
But oh ny friends, Wen teach them yet
What Southern men can do.
Now never.
Alone, II must
Among Other trAnsparencies along the line OF march,
we noticed the following
Over the engine house Of the Independent Fro Com
gas burners with the following inscription Union
OF the south, or South Carolina alone"
There also mp the transparency elegant
Palmetto flag, with the Palmetto tree and Lone star with
the word " independent' underneath.
A Transparency was exhibited At Mr. J. I. Zeay's
ss ne % s.s M
and Florida her rumps-Magrash, Colcock and Conner;
with these sne claims march"
orHsR TRANPAREsCEs
Trust 10 Coo ard aa ssoe .SS ysS yoSs powder dry"
December l7th-Our future 4th july
The Lone star I, " The Palmetto" &c.
Great praise . due 70 the Independent Fire Company
for the act We part they took 10 the demonstration.
COL. oRR's POSITION.
Last night says the Columbia South Caroliaisn OF the
l6a irsi after the grand torchght procession, i'm
mense crowd assembled In front Of the Congarce House.
and called vooiferously for Col Orr who made bis ap
pcarauce upon the piazza and responded He reiterated
the position he assumed at Wlamston aud stated that
with the present Indications the Convention met to-
and he member OF II, he would vote for
Immediate secession He had for four years tsken the
position thai the south should not submit TO scc.ional
black republican dom nAon few years ago, his friend,
Gov. Means, declared secession was /" axsd fact" He
convert 70 that belief. and II cleoei member
OF the Convention, he would do all In bis power present
united 'front.' he briefly alluded to the cheering
which from the other Southern States and said that
when State seeded be would pledge the mountain
dstrcts would be true as any others 70 the ~ OF the
xshmore, coi o M. D.ninler, Major W. q LyIes ami
others Tns crowd was an inmense one, composed Of
from all pars Of The state, and cheer After cheer
up when action Was urged.
SENATOR HAMMOND.
We fnt the following despatch In the Charlotte Bllein
CoLrxHiA, 8 G, NV. 10, 1880
We are informed that senator Hammond, who sent In
his resignation TO day. has written 70 the fend 70 whom
be has encl ,eed - fouows"Let be understood that
am thoroughly pledged TO The moyemenh"
BREcxISRIpGE NOT WANTED IN THE SOUTH.
correspondent 0, the Charleston Mercury says-"Tns
CINCINNATI Commercial says that the Hon John Breck
nrdge has determined 70 mako trip 70 the cotton States
70 adds. bis fetow citizens in favor Of abiding by the
Union II this be true wonld not be well for the cot.
ton states % determine 70 pay ,ne expenses o. the honor
70 address Others VINO might be disposed than
in South Carolina, TO listen 70 bis advice that sub
jectr
ORDERS couSrTRMlsDKp.
The Charlotte Bulletin says that several OF the leading
houses for soo Spp sooas have
coantsrmAnded them By telegraph.
LOOKING AHEAD.
An oner from New York Of club OF nrty seven young
men made Governor Gat, Of South Carolina, their
services needed The writer concludes ~ follows
Sir, honorable patriotism mur have in reward some
win be satisfied with houor others with pecunlary
QUESTION: but sir wan, 70 that sturdy republic
and 10 order 30 70 DO respectfully submit my claim
the generosity Of your Excesnoy BY askas appoint
Among tbe letters 70 Governor Ght some are from me
chancs and workmen, asking employment
sTExHAsE rAssENGKRs.
lrrom the Charleston Mercury, Nov. Is
One Of the wise provisions OF city government "a
that no sieersge passengers be allowed here
unless the steamship companies shall enter into bond 70
maintain them the event OF their becoming
brance Ordinarily, this ordnance has not been strictly
enforced but In view OF tho preseat crisis and the att
tude assumed by the STATE Mayor Macbeth mas deter
nei Ia n co with no
Mayors view " . very just onc Undoubtedly there will
be hard winter At tho North s not 10 be expcotcd
that Northern manufacturers and tadesmen who have
heretofore furnished large supplies for Southern
ton, will be able 70 give constant employment 70 hose
large emigration and the climate ocing mider
that 10 which they accustomed s natural 4, sup
were permitted 70 land II 10 apparent ina, the erpecie1
desttuton Of the North would be transferred Caas
ton Then, u not prudent foretho1ght Of the Mayor
10 take the necessary steps 70 ward on what might be
come public csamty' We understand thst tho agents
Of these Northern steamship lines have besn nsaed by
the Mayor Of those precautions that they may regulate
their movements accordingly.
NORTHERN NAV.
70 nm snnoa or raE cnAusr xsscrr
North for many things which might be proiocee .,
homo Any interruption of our Intercourse With Sor,a
pnts will be attended with ne Temporary nconve
si viii e. the sss 8 our dsiisnos from sGfsdcn, sad
Swinging gin nom free .rsde unsrsmaesd By po.cs in
nucnces The point would call attention 70 may see
small matter but almost every norss In Charfs'on, and
many In some OF the towrs In the interior, fed
Northern hay should The supply bc cut cr We win feel
the want severely norco rcr should there arise any
cssiou for ssssmblng and moving troops, especially
operations cranpsd BY this want than by any
other would suggest. therefore, 70 rce planters
oil the rivers, that although T1aw poor substtute
for hay sti II substitute, and exceedugy ohstp
one BY selecting the best, tha, No. the greenesl sra~
and preserving and baling u ~ thrcahed, ~
ouoc in shspe 70 bs portable, and 70 cp without dee
riorsson There at least ksd Of hay press which
both efficient and chsap, costing le than $50, and ~
this crisis may prove proatAos 70 the planter and use
rul 70 The state.
military COMMITTEE on rns LHorL AZURE.
CotunarA, Nov Ia, 1890