The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-17
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The southern eiovemrnt

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and mechanics and merchants and all tn
professional class are decidedly opposed tC
secession.
A special dispatch from Charleston to tn,
New York World says South Carolina vii
under no.circumstances hack down from th,
position she has taken. She IS now virtually
out OF the Union. The United States flag il
not recognized in any part of the State.
Senator Chestnut, it is said, viii preside
in the convention. Baltimore offers Gov
Gist l, 900 men, and New Jersey 800. In
dividual applications for military appoint
ments are numbcrless.
The Mayor owing to the present condition
of affairs, discharged large number of IL
horers employed upon the public works.
Patrick Hays, an Englishman, was arrest
ed for incendiary remarks, and was hurried
off on the steamer Marion for New Iork,
yesterday.
handsome sword will he presented to-
nightt to A. J. McGrath, who resigned ms
seat in the q. S. Court
Caleb Cushings brig Joseph Gray sails
for Liverpool tomorrow; Capt. Plummcr
says he will bear aloft the Palmetto lone
star flag
The Herald's special Charleston CORES
pOndent says: Another tremendous demon
stratiOn took place tonight to welcome the
! Charleston delegation. Institute Hall was
magnihcently adorned by the ladies with
notices, banners, and palmetto branches,
and crowds thronged in and around it. Ad-
! dresses of welcome were presented amid
deefening cheers. State Senators Porter
and Leicesne, and Representatives Buist,
1 'COnnor, Whitley Trenholm \ eadoa Ram
say, Simonton, Coffin, and others, delivered
stirring addresses, breathing the sentiment
that aIf Io+f
Carolina save instant secession, or eternal
disgrace and ruin In the course Of the
proceedings, Mayor McBeth, who presided,
read n dispatch from Gen. Bonham an
nouncing that he was out of the Union
having resigned his scat in Congress The
news was received with 4 burst of enthu-
sasm.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. l5th.-A letter has
been received here from Senator Hammond
directing his personal effects to he forthwith
sent to South Carolina
The Collector Mt Beaufort has officially
indicated his resignation, beihg unwilling,
be says, TO serve under a Republican Ad-
ministration.
1t has heretofore been stated that the sub
ject OF an address was under executive con
sideration, but it now appears the idea is
abandoned in view Of the early meeting Of
Congress to whom, by the Constitution. the
President is required to give information of
the state of the Union.
e MLLEDGEvILLE Ga, Nov. l5-There was
considerable discussion in the Senate to-day
on the motion referring the million dollars /
appropriation bin for arms and ammunition |
to the finance committee. The bill provides |
that the money be subject to the control Of I
the Governor. Many Senators objected TO /
the placing of the sword and purse in the .
same hands when the supposed reference |
failed. The bin will proceed in regular .
order and will pass.
a bill was introduced suspending the col
lection of debts until 1861. Laid over
A resolution was introduced giving ,
power to the Governor in case of Federal
coercion being employed against a seeding
State, to employ the effective military
resources OF Georgia to resist such CO.
ercion. This resolution will pass.
Senator Toombs made a powerful scces-
sion speech last night. Mr.. Barlow follow
ed, urging the establishment OF a Southern
Contederacy with sovereignty in the FEEDER
al power, and that all State lines be. obIter-
ated.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Nov. I4-Speeches are
nightly made by Senator Toombs, Hon.
Thos. r. Cobb, and others, in favar of Sc
cession. Messrs. Stephens Johnson and
Others oppose secession.
a bitter teud exists in the Georgia Legis-
lature, between the friends of MIR. Ivcrson
and Howell Cobb, in relation to the Sena-
torship.
Nothing of interest has transplred here
to-day.
MILLEnGEvTLLE, Ga, Nov. l5.-The lead
ing men Of all parties had Il conference to-
day and unanimously agreed to q Statet
Convention They recommend resistance,
the time and mode 10 be settled by the
Convention. Good feeling prevails.
MACON, Ga Nov. I5th.-The Senate has
passed the bill approprating S1,00O,oo0 to
be placed at the disposal of the Governor
for the defense of the State
\ joint committee on the State Of the
Republic agreed unanimously to report
bill for calling convention of the people
with preamble recommending resistance
1t is understood that Gov. Browr, \. II.
stephens, II. V. johnson, and all other I
leading men have endorsed the bill, ard
that it will pass unanimously.
The Legislature differ somewhat on the
mode Of resistance, but the immediate seccs-
sion men have a large majority.
4. II Stephens spoke at Milledgeville
IaSL night. lie IdNOGeu tLlG state OOuNGn-
ton, demanding of the States which have
nullified the Fugitive Slave Law to repeal
their acts, and upon their refusal, which was
certain, then the South could 60 out with
clean hands.
The crowd called for Mr. jackson, of
Savannah, and sharp discussion followed,
Mr.. Jackson speaking strongly for imme-
diate secession. Such is the feeling in Sa-
vannahth it is hard work to prevent the
populace from seizing upon Fort Pulaski.
AUGUSTA, Nov I4-The South Carolina
Legislature, previous to its adjournment
passed a law removing the restrictions
against bank suspensions.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. l4-The Governor
published letter on Thursday. 1t opposes
awaiting the action of other Southern
States, and recommends Immediate seces-
sion.
The Union men Of the State wage war