The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-11-28
LOUISVILLE, No:. "a.

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parties. last night. passed minority res
olutions deploring the election Of Pros
ideus upon sectional issues. and deciar-
ing that Kentucky has common inter-
est with all slsveholding States; that
she does not dispair Of justice within the
Union. as both Houses of Congress will
be opposed to the Executive; that Ken
tucky will insist upon the repeal of
Northern statutes nullifying the Fusi-
Slave Law. appealing to the Southern
States not to desert the common. cause
Of the South within the Union. and re-
solving that Kentucky will stand BY the
Union till aggressions on her Constitu-
tionsl rights become more intolerable
than revolution.
NILLEDGEvILLE. Ga, 26.
The Senate Bank Bill passed the
House BY 80 to 81. 4 veto is expect
ed. but the bill will probably pass over
the veto. laa
AUGUSTA, Ca, 26.
Hon. A. II. Stephens and DR.. Per-
kins have been unanimously chosen as
delegates to the State Convention from
Taliaferro County. Mr.. Stephens m.de
a characteristics conversative speech.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 26.
An association. calling themselves
Southern Volunteers. displayed the Pal
metto flag from their place Of meeting
to-day. A large crowd were attracted
by the novelty of the thing. and the
sg was greeted with groans aud hiss
ss from the crowd. and With pIaudits
from the volunteers. Capt. Jones. of
the bark Isabel. also displayed the Pal
me,to flag from the mast head of his
vessel this morning. when al the ships
in the vicinity Immediately ran up the
stars and stripes.
COLUMBIA. s. c., Nov. 81.
The Legislature has jus. read, for the
frs. time. bill to arm the STATE. and to
raise $500. 900 for that purpose Ten
ders of aid from other States continue 70
come to the Governor. and SO strong
and universal is the feeling that the mo-
m,nt that the command shall have been
given ~, 900 soldiers. within her own
boundaries. from mountains TO sea. will
come forward 70 tho deiencs Of South
Carolina. and they oil would sooner die
than see the State subjugaled province
and passivsly submit to the continuance
Of Northern encrvachments on her right
The Governor will send in his message
a. one O'Clock to- morrow. lie will rec
ommend that the Legislature should. to
some extent. encourage and foster di-
rect trade with Europe and the con,i-
nent, BY taking upon itsef part Of the
Losses which might flow from the esiab-
iishment OF direct trade, and 10 this eud
a proposition of some citizens Of Charles
ton to establish line Of steamers be.
tween that port aud Liverpool is favor
ably thought Of.
In tie event of traitors arising 10 the
State after she shall have asserted her
sovereignty. 1t is probable he will ad-
wise some legislation more particularly
defining treason to the State and set
Ting the punishment, for that offence.
IL is believed that he will recommend that
a Ia" be passed. Furnishing ssmmarily
and severely and heavily. perhaps with
death. any person who circulates in
cendiarry documents, avows himself an
Abolishionis,. or in any way endsavors
to incite plaves to :nsurrestioa or
insubordination. and that South Caro-
lima shall bind herself to take CSC, 900
worth ofarms. annually. for FIVE years,
from Major Ripley. in accordance with
the proposition of that gentleman. aid
that negotiations be entered into be-
wssn South Carolina. Georgia and Al.
ALBANIA. 70 tx upon site for an armo-
ry. He will probably recommend what
he Legislature had already anticipated
him in-that is, to arm the State at the
earliest practicable period. SO as to pre-
pare for the first act ON the part Of the |
Federal Government.
RIcnMoxD, Va. Nov. &c.
A grand Mass meeting of all those
who are in favor Of the Union, will BE-
held AT Fincastle on the second Monday
in December. gu
IT is announced that Mrs. Lincoln will |
take with her 70 tho White House her
sister. Mrs. Miriam Edwards, of Spring