Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-01

the SECESSION MOVEMESTS At THE SOUTH,
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

HkOAUlA LEUlSLAIOhh.
MuLED0EvILLE Nov. 29.-hr Aeloney, OF CLARKE, In
troduced bin in the House prohibiting the levyng Of eI
eeutions issued from the United States Courts on the
property OF citizens OF Georgia prior 10 December 1861
aud declaring void all such processes Oil 70 protect
the rights Of citizens Of Georgia was debated NJ Lewis
OF Greeue offered amendment extending the proVi
sons of the bill 70 citizens Of every State that voted Tor
Lincoln which was agreed TO. Mr.. Mcdonald Of Lump
Kin. opposed the bill and amendment he expressed
warm Union sentiments and moved an amendment hnins
every Georgian $1,000 who sells bale OF cotton or
barrel Of apples any person North OF Mason ana lux
ons line The amendment caused much commoton and
discussion aud conservative sentiments we're freely Ut
tered The bill made the special order Tor FHday
when an exciting discussion is anticipated. Inc
Disqnionis viii oppose the bill and the conservatives
advocate it. The Governor will probably veto IT. should
il pass.
MmLKpGyuLE, Nov SO.-The bill passed the House by
los to 20 over the veto.
MuLDGNvlLLE, Now SO-The election Of electors took
place this morning Mr. Colquit nominated in place
of Mr. Mcdonald aud the result was, Breckenridge lIS
Bell 54 Douglas S-about 40 members not voting. Tie
Bank b passed the Senate tins forenoon over the Gov
srnors veto by 20 to Is.
Comma. Nov 29-The House appointed a Commit
tee on Postal Affairs, and passed resolution drecupg
the Military Committee to consider the best method
of forug the exposed portion Of the coast OF South
Carolina Tney received petition praying the susPen-
sion OF an laws for the collection OF debts.
Mr. Dickens announced that he would speak in the
Cspito on Friday night AT the raising Of the palmetto
tree TODAY no natOnal airs played The Aarseiase
closed he ceremonies The Mercury OF this morning
urges Caronians in the Army and Navy to return home
COLUMBIA. Nov SO-The Palmetto Tree, from Chatles-
ton was raised in front OF AOrdeca aud AeherZ'e $
stores on Main street Il the first ever erected 10
Columbia Eloquent speeches were made with music
aud enthusiasm.
COLUMBIA November SO.-These is no more small poN
cts,s aud very little OF general interest here The Le-
gzlture Of Alabama it Is understood viii SEND NJ Tan
cey As a commissioner 20 South Carolina
FROM GEORGIA.
Augusta. Nov SO-A great secession demonstration
vas made here this afternoon. ig has been suspend
ed ovsr the savannah river bearing the arms OF South
Carolina and Georgia Is vas greeted with music and
saluIes
Augusta, Nov. SO.-A grand demonstration was made
here this afternoon and flag was suspended over the
river salute vas fred. No national airs we're played
Tue NarsellAise and polkas the only tunes used
AUGUSTA. Nov SO-North Carolina has postponed the
election Of United States Senator.
NoBILE, Nov. S0-Thanksgiying was generally OBJ
served here today and nothing has been done in the
commercial line.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 3O.-The four remaining Banks Of
this city suspended this morning. Cotton has advanced
- cent
FLORIDA Many portions of this State are for seees-
sou Their dlg is flying, and secession feeling largely
predominAted.
SAVANNAH, Nov So-The ship Henry, of Antwerp,
has arrived with French aud German goods for the Ma
cou fair.