The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18
THE DIHUNION FEELING IN ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Nov II, 1890

MONTGOMERY, Nov. II, $780,
meeting Of the citizens Of this county held
this morning N the Capitol TO nominate candidates for
the Convention All parties participated. Mr. VIM. I.
Yancey and Ar. Thomas Watts, tho leader OF the Boil
party Of this State, nominated by aocamation.
The Convention win be composed Of one hundred mem
bers. From the indications given in private CORES
pondenoe ircm leading in each county, at least
seventy Eve members Of the Convention win be for un
condit opal dkunion.
Gov. Moore replies, In . letter published this morn
Ing tho Baptist state Convention and thanks them for
the Aid rendered BY tho Bapsts TO the cause Of dis
union
NJ. Yancsy win undoubtedly be elected, and wiz be
the ruling spirit Of tho Convention.
THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1850.
Gloomy Is the day, but stn dark and depressing
is the complexion Of the news from the Southwest and
South this morning. Disunion, the master cloud, is
froWnipg upon us, and blaekeniDg all the horizon.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Letters rom Columbia, South Caroline, wear . cold,
business aspect Of preparation for Southern confederscy
they express unknd feeling TO the President elect The
idea resisting Inauguration is no part Of their plan
On the contrary regarding him fairly elected under the
forms Of the constitution they think that every STATE hA.
remains In the Northern Union bound to that her
citizens yield all acquisscence 70 his rule The nAugura.
ton should 60 on, their opinion only without OBJ
sIuction, but with all due form and ceremony. Nay all
official comfy ought, in their Judgment, TO distinguish
the intercourse between the retiring func.iona.
ries Of the present federal administration AMI
him who has been elevated 70 the or
Gee OF Chief Magistrate, although BY the sufrages
Of sectional majority; and they anxious that the
cause OF the seeding sates should not be lowered BY
any vulgar erocious outbut Of pAssion Of merely
personal hostility from any citizen Of these regions.
Firmly believing that the slaveholdng States have no
hope peace security fair dealing under the pre-
federal Union, they merely wish 70 withdraw peaos
ably and leave M Lincoln the peacesSlo discharge Of
bis once President Of bis section with which they
desire and determined possible 70 live as peace
MISSISSIPPI.
Letters from Mssiasppi express the same cool, deli
bcrse calculating SPIRIT and Indicate That the sscsson-
wiz carry shat State in the wAks Of South Caroaias
before the s,h OF March.
ALABAMA.
The Governor OF Alabama will issue his proclamation
Immediately after the nrst Wednesday Of December,
and the Convention win meet on the FIRST Monday In
| January.
LOUISIANA.
gentleman just arrived from New Orleans represents
Louisiana sound for the Union. me people
much exasperated against the republicans, and what
they understand to be their policy the question Of
slavery but they do deem secession necesary de-
ssble q, present South Carolina may preepisae mat
make some demonstration
Money is becoming very scarce In the commercial
tres and factors have TO decline making usual sdva
customers because they unable 70 effect exchanges
As money grows tight reflection the under
current Of conservation beginning to show ITSELF Blue
cockades are now much less numerous in New Orleans
Mobile and Montgomery than they Just before the
election, and they my nformui, are chiefly worn
By Ensishmen. South Carolina Is The neck Of the dis
union bottle, the cork OF which having been drawn ~
tive tncrvescenee. This over. the wine viii be found
good.
GEORGIA PRESIDENTIAL EIKcroRs.
Georgia 10 likely 70 present interesting Of dis
ffanchsement In herhoice OF President, which, H. rho
vote would change the result might grea. cmbar
r1snent Her requires Presidential electors 10 70
ceiye majority Of all the votes cast falling which
their appointment cevoives upoo the Legislature. The
federal Law requires the electors In all the States 70 be
appointed the day The people Of Georgia having
made choice in obedience 10 the STATE law. u TOO
laie for the Legislature TO do In Conformity with fcds
raj law and her voice lost The recurrence Of such
even, should be provided against By state ies la,on
THE OLIVE BRANCH.
there no statesman throughout the length and
breath Of this land who has the genius and the com
nsnding power TO prevent this dsrupton Of oooe
glorious uniOn' Yes; be who trusted with the sword
msy most properly send forth also The olive branch
Of peace he viii doub, do At the proper time.
THE TRUE RExrDY.
nut the bsst and active remedy would be The In
stan, repeal BY dsupion and nuliyBg States North,
Of their hostile State legislation against the South Ab
rsais your against the security Of Southern proper
i W, ard the Union viii be preserved. Keep them on
your statute books and dsunIon does not come nov, u
viii Inevitably ensae hereafter. Your anti Fugitive
Slave Law cnsotmsnts prove . reckless inatieuiicn
70 the constitution and 10 polite, economical views
Of the condition Of lbe UniOo, your best interests
and the stability Of the boat government ever devised
By II our present political system shall be broken
up, the blame viii be with the republican party, and
those Who even nov, with dsunios staring them 10
the fsos refuse so strike IRON their STATE laws the pss
| lent provisions which cause all The mischief
SOUTHERN FRKx ryGRoxs TO BE sErr NORTH.
10 undentood that The LesisAtsrss Of Virginia and
Noth oassiss wiu act 81 once on . propcsi
ton 10 send ell The free sesroes IN their