Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-08


lent time will be allowed them 70 reconsider their
lotion.
An erroneous report has prevailed that the
President intends isuing proclamation; but II
Will be recollected, that President Jackson did
not pursue such course until after South Carroll.
na had passed the nullifying ordinance
The Cabinet to-day held their first meeting
since the Presidential election, but no question
in connection with southern events required for
NAL action. ml
CHARLESTON, November u.
The largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever
held in Charleston, assembled tonight atInstitute
Hall, to ratify the call for Convention by the
Legislature. The galleries were filled by ladies'
Judge McGrath, presided.
Speeches were made by McGrath, Spratt, Rhett
COcock, Conner and Others When a speaker
declared this Union Is dissolved, the enthusiasm
was perfectly wild. Outside meetings were ad.
dressed by leading merchants, all declaring their
readiness to sacrifice all in maintaining South
Carolinas honor, There is no longer any doubt
that South Carolina will secede. Palmetto ban.
ners are multiplying.
The Courier Office displays the Palmetto flag
with the words South Carolina has moved
other States will follow. On the reverse isa
single star, with room for oth'rs as they COME
The Legislature adjouInS tomorrow noon
The Bank OF Charleston has agreed to take
SlOOO0O, and the balance Of the SiOOUOu loan
will be taken by other city banks.
Mr.. Hill member Of lh9 House from Georgia,
has taken decided stand Of secession.
Senator Hammond has resigned
News has been teleTaphed that the Governor
Oh mississippi VIII Call the Legislature together
ilineuia'eY'
ooLVMblA'o' w november H.
The Senate bill to suspend the penalties Of sus.
pension Of specie payment by Banks, passed its
second reading in the House. Convention bill
was read third time, and passed unanimously,
lts title was changed to an act, and sent TO the
Senate to be ratified to morrow morning.
Mr. TISHoNrS resolution that the Joint Com.
mittee on Military, Of both Houses, during the
rscess, prepare plan for arming the State, and
that the JOINT Committee Of Finance prepare q
scheme TO raise the necessary supplies, were adopt
ed.
Mr. CNFFIS proposed that the President oil the
Bank OIL the state be authorized to advertise tll
November zSd lOr sealed proposals t!r a loan OIL
siOO'Ooo. lie was authorized by friend to say
nc would take SlO0oO at oper cent, p1r annun
heSoiutlon not considered
Inc blil % arm th3 state was recommltted A
resolution was passed 'or !ne managers " glV'
nouce Of the election Inc resolution ior th'
Committee on Mill'aryp inquire into 'ns pro
Pre'y u iorlylns various exposed towns On th'
SEA coa''s' was 'os''
@'LlhDdhVillk' No'einO0'' H.
ts YAS s'y ad" ~ss'' o'"r,' po"., I.
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SSoIosnd G W 0 II EaJssol ,,"ons o,,ann,aS @ o".,o;nD
s. Ss "ss, .o.r;on mh" "V ,o - pou ,h ns;e. S,J ~
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MI, he1s was serenadeo oy the people az l,
ci1cK last highI' he msue an eAclung SPeecl
urging plomp. ana oec'aed action: he sala Ml
puS''aiian mas Pleugeu W seeesSou anu wou,'
scons.ad @ linton If II N O""'d ' aos,,'nnIi.h [ !;
otherwise, she would throw her arms around tn
pillars Of The Constitution. and involve all tn
States in common ruin,
The South Carolina Iagislature adjourned thi
morning. Northern Of interest transpired. III
members are now en- routs to their homes.
WASHINGTON. November "a.
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and the PostoIiice Department having lailed /
orl,r mail service between Julesburg and Place
vile, from semi m'nonthly to weakly trips, there
70 oe new schedule tune lot ths rony Express
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"Asi'ScsOS' November To-
Private accounts say that the Charleston Lgh
Infantry have taken charge Of the Govenm.r
arms IN that city, supported by the Federal aRtho
lily in the absence of Sovsrenmcnt troops
! WASHINGTON, November l3
Many letters have been received here frol
LEADING poIit clan, OF all PARTIES IN tn. border sla,
states sypressin, decisions ayalnst tho LEGALITY
secession under ths Constitution. Inc mon,.
and mercantile interests are also making thsryu