The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-26
SECESSION MovENENrAr THE soUrF
-uR LATEST fNTkLLiSHNCE.

,.,r, RI paails OF the secession movement
,stS, 9TH;
large meeting WAS held In Esse1
-srtr Va, on M'qaas " nrns,, tssr, ~ ,S wa, sd
Representative of that district
| - upon the meeting prompt and de-
~ 's.,,ou aud the expression of such SEN
g.. IS would taruiSh evidence OF devo
II II ~ "a rruion OF the States SO long as that
% .r,rded ample security 10 the rights o {
Il az" i'sr,h acd to that end he advocated Uon-
a re- ~ tie States In order to obtain such
"s@.,,p.l guarantees as the change in the
sdo.-,.''tion of the country since the adop-
tysS' 'ne FEDERAL Constitution required -
u 80 -' ,r1,neuded such A policy on the part OF
81 a'"5s a' vould enable her 10 mediate be-
'l.s he North aud the South, should it De
- yei 10 assure the wGole Country
'ttN me even, of disruption OF the L nion.
eN would be vita the South.
-, GLOWING resol q tions we're reported and
n .,,nously adopted
That the people Of the non sl.vehoia-
hH..~s by their reeeat vote f,r sectional
-, 'ssrf upru sectional principles. have mari
II -! tAerr tsep e"s;iiii' Z" 'he lostl'utions ui
II 'ffs snd he South, a. q thei fixed detovminq-
i ',cc..r, taat hostility into ever department
fpBsrst Government, ana to exert ali is
81 O. 49, trc influence, snd the larSe powers
-, sf,fI n,e ~ 1t. for the ultimate overthrow of
n o-,s,cIAl ork sniz ton
Il - -ssyeGold9ns States has been srowlas
Tsr, ,eSrs, snd has hseu shown in the votes
raf
'f,bsr "a PTS SUD schools, Ia their literature and
,t.r >tSte ,easist on
= raAIorJtS, snd ot tle still isrger n,ajorit,
.'ch successful exclusion of the South from
i - reri,orlss , aast We the sale ana hoaor
,r,rsg,ass ssU'i. sive them an absolute security
.,alA the Union.
4 tsSsto,ce T. call Convention Of ALI the Srstes
4 sS-isr ,hs'ssca amendments Of the Loustitu-
4 IN NV ne adopted as viii forever secure 4.
n : Q q ha
Al .-,ascrity cannot lie obtained, that ths South
II rs1 fsks sers - protect her own rights
II I,tsr,3. That IN our oelnlon the use of force
q ., ne Fe efsi Government to compel any State
4 , ana within the Union, In the prese nj condi-
n n oi tie country. must lrevlt.biy lead To a
4 -.v- al IN Y hlch EirElnia viii be constrained
& g.,Ge rsr with the South.
stS.fti That We earnestly appeal TO South
4 -s-aa1s and the other Southern states. TO unite
i v..as. IN another Effort to preserve the Union
4 60 @ terms consistent with the safety snd honor
II s'te South.
IL Alexaudris, Va, Friday night, meeting
! VS. held a. which the following resolutions
ve-r unanimously adopted
Il Roa.rff, That the Federal Union 10 founded
nlfGsl compact, between distinct, indepel
s- sul sovereign ctstss, ana the powers gra lted
4 .-s.rtae Consultation, being derived from The
,.1,e II The respective States, MAY be resnms1
z, ,s-sm. vheasneyer the same shall be perverted
Il t.rs .rJErT or oppression
EtC.u~E, That IL IS one Of the leading objs scts
q. IaTtTlment u secure To ITS cltlZ the rights
{. IgIsrE. and 1t is therefore. the duty of Con
1
F.uch 1hts TO the shareholders Of the several
-'.tss r .as Union, IN the Territories. aud where
s~ ''t ts,e- 81 Government has exclusive legs
R55.r.j. That the willful aud deliberate ne
'a 81 Maay of the Northern Sta'es. IL de ieatinE
'rT1F!slons oi the fugitive 81 ave law by acts of
sst. n, and By reckless mGbs. cheared on by
- SIS Of the Peopie N thelr resistance to the
nsea' ssn ON one side. and there fore broken on
a ~ sLd the Southern States of the Union
ih1.i. / are thereby sns ,iyeu from IT, ob "a
i yEtl pG tba, .
-'1s i',s,t % %lt That we regard tie election of
-, i ,nco, end Il 4nnihal H6mlIu 10 tho
-. - ard ice Presldsic cy of the United
,'ss 6r saarags,7 Of one part Of the Union
ever the S,g and fteI tei6s acts sa anq
y,i64 d,aestIc social I'd p2lt cal lnstis utlons
.-s ogaer, as an emphatio Hrmation , OF paE-
= ard therefore, as leading inevitably to the
..,,rlCfou Of tais beautiful 'sSnH reared by .ur
a-,h.rs cenented by Their DI'2u, and be-
,rsg,hsd tp ns as a price ess lnherltaucS.
5 t,sy.ctf, That we recommend Convention
4ssvehol6lng Stutes, To consider tue mv,t
- ,-us. means OF securing the rendition OF tusI
70 ,sves. and the tights OF property as ceciared
,,,s res ,!uuon, ii the same can lie ohtain.d
= Is. guard the rights and promote the welfare
,-tss 80, thern states.
Tho ,!ti 2ens of Fairfax COurt-House. Va,
And IL vic. nifty, held Il meeting on the Eth
.-.,sn+ wheh on motion of Thomas r. Love,
Ssuulsp Burke WAS called 10 the Chair, and
-l-ra. Moore appointed Secretary. Re.o
auoUs were ado 0'ed discountenaucing the
,-icuce Of "slano. ng masters for slaves
ared cut. aud OF tran'ng with slaves. Also,
4. .aror ot breaking up the slave negro cabins
q, tbe naighb)rhUod. Gait. Dnlauy VISA re-
;g@sled 10 move the guns or MS company to
IN in the laii-and il was recommended
IA, Can't. J. w. Jackson have patrol OF
.F.gt, aye men for the village and vicinity.
The Democratic caucus OF The North Caro-
-slAgisIgtJTe has nominated Senator ClIuE'
,.r - o,ertion 10 the y :. Senate. Tne
Wilmington IN. o. Minute Men resolutions
l.fa b4aE laid before Inc State Legislature,
sad refer ed Three series OF resolutions
.,,a hs.n otf,rad in the North Carolina Lee
r..s,pra. o1r DENYING the right of secession,
s-.,tar an rniuz It. and Il third declaring II
I--79ad,a,t fnr n. rth Carolina TO JDin in
sJgta-r,I Conference or take any step st pre-
,sul Al were referre'd, "ltnout discussion
The Baptist Association OF Charieston, ..
C. has adopted resolutiL rs denounclng the
s...atlon Of slavery from the pulpit. TIE
allowing are the two last re SOLUTIONS OF tne
n-s.
Taat a rssistrg the encroachmeL u OF the er-
tnes Of our domestic institutions al opposnnt pCnt
va peTverss ,IspntnEs cf those men VI co, Supt
q -ds aaG destitute OF The TRUTH" Uu Old. - ooo
1eles VITA our duES 10 our country = -
Ils: we earnsstiT commend our beloved Con
nIteatu o the p rotecGtun aad guidance oil Al
H.gu God besee n ng hin 70 enl ghten the
ad, Of our people, and ngthen Their hearts,
s.6ugsrruIe = our FAIRS for le advancement
It's Kingdom aud The glory of HIS ho y name
Tie Montgomery (Ala.l Mail has the follow
llg paragraph;
One Of our railroad com panies has counter
naadsd an order 10 d Northern factory for
's'siai hund-ed tons of rail. The reason Is
1A10us oy mex. March we shall be out OF an
LliJn which imposes Sis or S20a ton on rail
Lad dlrop. How much will this save Southern
l4ITUads
Hon. Hsrschel V. johnson has written g
'.er In reply 20 one signed by several mem
'-'s Of The Georgia Legislature, in which he
"1enda that Linuoln's election is not sum-
osn' cause for dissOlving the Union but%
adds
bai The South ha. grievances OF which to
Ynp!ain far more calling than The bare cleo
'''A 81 Republican 10 the Presidency. Ihe
'ieLusi Oi lugillye slaves is consutptlon-
q. 1 ooi galion upon every State in the Uuion.-
"IA3u' such d guaranty the Union woulo
I''et lave been formed II cannot long sur
n'eiA continued and persistent disregard by
'.' Loh-slaveholdipg non States. The violation
- H. oy some, commenced almost sImnlta-
1-oously with the abolition agitation. 1t has
ro"h with its growth and streng heued
S'A ne strength" until now, In defiance OF
tsuefal enac 'meuis, majority OF those States
passed stringent laws 10 obstrrct ana
I'aoeI The recovery OF fagitiye slaves. True,
1s cotton States have not suffered very con-
,,I1Vfao!y, on this xcore; the evil necessarily
.S .S.I' malnly upon the border States. But all
aFeh9idIng States have felt and do now
10y ieel this iniideiity OF their Northern
Ttis " ihelT plain constitutional obligation.
49,! Ie! nave eald bot little, however; they have
totul.'ea 10 u, almost without complaint
AUS lhe almost uunixed evil which ap-
pAeHa from The election OF Lincoln, l see
,t s9ou result, aud that is the a a1akening OF
o'uth 10 these great grieve nces. They
hne no' 70 De permanently submitted 10;
v NV promptly redresssd, upon the united de-
- .nu ,H OF the South. Let the appeal be made
'he delinquent States.
Governor johnson then refers TO his pre-
'"u' opinions on the position Of Georgia, and
''ne udes q, follows:
cn aese were hy opinions as 10 the proper
r1.ia L.. 49, LII A. "a