The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-16

could be OOtalncu OtIOro aCtlng, IcM
weeks might develope important matters
that ought to be known before election -
Mr.. Spaulding moved that the resolutions
lio on the table for tho present. Adopted.
A bill was introduced heavily taxing manu-
featured articles from such States nuIifving
tho Fugitive Save Law. Also for prohib
ting the ctizcns OF offending States FROM
sueing in the Courts OF Georgia. Adjourned
to Monday.
AuG rsTA. Nov 9.--The telegraph lines
are dow" south Augusta. and We have moth
ing of consequence from Mhledgevillo -
Meetings nre being n,td all over Georgia,
Tor fn, ming Minute Mnn curps.
A Northern man named ThaYor.a Home
opathic doc or. and a former resident re.
ccutlv returned, was charged with utterng
abolIion sentiments. Thursday night he
was ordered to loavo tho city, refusing. hu
was waited on by crowd this afternoon.
The crowd which increased to several hun
dred was addressed by sevcra; citiz"ns. some
urging summary proceedings and others
mldrr course; whilo tho crowd was so Gu
gagged. Thaycr was conveyed off and escaped
The ciuzons aided in securing his escape in
! consequence of tho cntreatics of his w!to
and children The feeling is gradually
widening and deepening into hostility to the
| Yankees, among tho parties. A military
I convention of the Stuto will bo held next
/ Tuesday ut MillcdgcvilIe. Gov. Browns
special message has been approved. Du
ring it's reading in the Legislature tEeru
was warm applause. A dclt cation nj South
CaroIinns are visiting Grorgin. So1nte aud
conservative Gcorgians have mounted cock
AIDES. 1t is reliably reported that several
hundred thousand minute men arc already
enrolled at tho South, and tho enrolment
continues.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9.--Placards are
posted about the city calling a convention
Of those in favor of organizing g corps Of
minute men.
NOBLE, Nov. GA battalion OF caval.
ry is about organizing and will be offered
TO the Governor OF the Stale.
AUGUSTA G,., Nov. l0.-Senator Toombs
of GA, and Senator Chestnut of c., have
resigned their seats in the U. S Senate
J. CHARLESTON S. c.. Nov. 10 Tho Senate
has passrd bill calling State Convention
to meet in this city on tho 18th of January
The election of delegates is to tako place OF
tho l9th of January.
AUGUSTA. GA. Nov. l0.-A largo meeting
of tho cttz"ns was held in tho Council Cham
Der this afternoon, Mayor B!odgett pre-
siding. Tho Mayor stated that ho had re
ceived information that two of our citizens
had boon notified to leave BY unqnthorizrt
persons and that this meeting was called tc
consider whether wo should protect our
solves by uphoding the laws for prcserva
: ton Of order. or allow an authorized man tr
take tho law out of our hands. The Chair
, man selected Il respectable and influentin
( committee. who reported the following:
R.svirrd. That VIZ live under govern
mont of law. and that it is the bounded dut,
of every good citiz e to 500 our rights re
, spected and all our wrongs speedily re
J dressed in tho forms provided bv law.
, Rrsoiurd. That tho genius of our insti.u
tIons forbids the punishment of citizer
without fair trial by jury.
RrsoIurd. That tho assumption by individ
uals, howover influential and respectable, q
any power of g,vornmont aro subversivo o
civil liberty. and that its tendencies are fata
20 tho vital interests Of tho community.
ResOirrd That if tho existing laws ar
ins uiliccnt for tho protection of the right
, of our citizens tho proper course is to sppl
, to tho Legislature TO amend and modif
Z thom as tho interests of society may require
> Unusual rxcitomont prevailed Mt tho tim
Y and during tho meeting, which was ad
n dressed BY Col. Crmings. Wright. Con,
: Montgomery, Ford aud others. Conserva
/. two sentiments generally prevailed. Th
+. resolutions. as announced. were adopted.
!. AUGUSTA. Nov 1919 p. M.-The Srces
!. iontes arc holding largo and enthusiast
3 meeting here to-cght. The Savanna rest
" Iurions were unanimously adopted, aftc
> being amended as fullows
Rrsoivrd. That it is tho sense Of tn
d meeting that tho only remedy for tho ee
d tion of Abraham Lincoln is Immediate e.
h ceasnn. This resolution was received wit
n loud and prolonged cheers.
MI Rryolped. That the thanks of tho poop
ot the South are due to the brave and ga
y liant mon of tho North who attempted
50 roll lack the tide of fanaticIsm ot electio
J. RrsOiUrd That this meeting ia pledged
z vote of taxation to raise million OF do
IS lars to arm and organ 20 the military of Il
- State. A further resolution was tn,
as adopted. condomning the action Of tho c
>, lzens meeting this afternoon and drcarir
10 tho resolutions adopted by that meeting d
,, not express the sense of the communit
US Col Anderson of Savannah is now addrc
u ing the meeting, arguing in favor Of tccid
n and Immediate action OF tho people of I
u South The most intense excitement pi
de walls.
nv COLUMBIA s. c., Nov. l0.-On tho opf
be ing q: the House of Assembly to-day. I
nm Speaker announced that he had received
ba communication from Mr. Chestnut rosie
y, ing his position as Senator of the Uni,
:" States. Mr.. Whnlley offered a re,oluti
W that the resignation be accepted. Ho 81
oi that what. under other circumstances. wol
IN be- regarded with regret. would bo only r
ognizod as an act Of loyal devotion to So,
ho Carolina. bill was introduced toprov
~ Il police in relation 10 persons coming ir
x" States hostile to the Sonth, Mr.. Aldr
m made report from the Committee on f,
fy' eral Relations. making amendments 10 t
CT Senate bill calling convention of
ar people, by inserting. that an election
in held on the 6 h of December instead of
9th OF January, and that the Convent
,J meet on tho l7th of December instead
~ the 10Th of January After discussion.
"s bill us amended was passed unanimous
Tho Senate this evening agreed TO
the House amendment, and the bill finally pass
The 1t is expected that Georgia. Florida. Tc
and Mississippi will 60 with South Carroll
to Tho news of tho resignation of Mr.. Toon
me Is hailed with greatest enthusiasm.
;o,, Simon offered resolurion 10 tho Sens
W. that the GovarhoI 0e requested to ruiso
ave OOn ruIunteers. This resolution viii!
vas considered on Monday. This evening
ons great crowd assembled in front of the O.
TO garoe House. numbering over two thousG