New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
Leading Politicians Hot for It.
MIR. BUCHANAN WILL NOT REsIs r.
MESSAGE OF GOV. BROWN OF GEORGIA
CHARIrsrov. Thursday. Nov. s. 1860.

CHARLESTON, Thursday, Nov. s, 1860.
The bark james Gray, owned by Castings 'ston
line, lying 81 whsrves under Instructions from the
owners hes hoised the Palmetto flag and fired salute
Of fitsen guns
large body Of citizens called on the resigned Fed
sral officers last night They sreeled with en-
shusssra. The officials returned thanks in spirited
addresses.
A dispatch 10 The Courier, from Washington, says
Buchanan viii resist null saiiCn, bat ssion.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Thursesy, Nov. g. 1860.
The Speaker Of the Honss ast nj received dis.
patch from Virginia rendering the support of volun-
sser corys in the event of Souh Csrohuas secession.
. Rdnupd Rufiu spoke last night. He said Southern
indepet deDce had been bis lifelong study and he
thought could only os secured b, the secession of
South Carolina. His sp. ech was ra ,turously ap
plaude5. Other stirring addresses were made.
Efforts were made yesterday 10 the Legislature to
wait for Southern COMFY operation, but failed. A
State Convention is to be called and secession is
lain. Tne election of delegates will probably be
ordered on the it'll of December and the Convention
meet en- TIE l7,h.
MesEs Boyce, Bonham aud Keitt, urge the call for
Convection, and immediate action.
NLw-0ELEANs, Thursday Nov. 6, 1860.
Placards posted about the city calling COnven
zion Of hose favorable the organization OF corps of
minue men.
iMuLEDeEyIILr, Ga Nhursday, Nov. 8 1860.
Gov. Brown, IL Special NJ sssge 70 the Legisla-
tuIe, thinkt but few States viii meet the Southern
Convention, and does not recommend the appointment
of delegates from Georgia. de thinks Che Constsu-
tonal rights of the people Of Georgia have been viola
ted by several pon-savehoding Sta the Of
justify pg, in the judgment of csihzet nations the
adoption of any necessary for the restoration
of the futue protect N Of Iheir rig Is.
He refers TO the patriotic spirit in the origin Of our
Governmsn and porrays the series of unc nstituti
al and unfriendly acs. Subsequently be is pointedy
severe on Massachusetts Laws, and says if the Law Of
Massachuset cause pluuder from GeorgiB citizens
that State must be compelled to compensate them. lie
advise reprisals, and says let meet let aggres
sion and unconstitutional STATE legislation with just
tolia ion.
He recommends the enactment Of llws authorizing
abe seZng of such amount of money property Of any
citizen Of such offending and fatness State for indem-
mfg ing the losses of the citizens Of Georgia He re-
commends legislation TO drive the mauufAc ured art
cleo Of snch offending Sta es ON Georgia. He says
Georgia has the right a. as Northern goods
brought into Georgia 10 tax tbs rs sne deems proper
He adyises The passage Of a laT tazi1g goods aud
merchat die twenty five per ceatun, iot'oouc after
the first Of January, if manufactured n or brought
fram Massachusetts, Vermont Mi;oigan, Malice,
Rhode Island, New-YoIk, Wisconsin, or other
uuftiendly S ates, and the tax to be RENTED
wh.n the unfrieI d)y legisla ions repealed. Should
ruch J. eslation prove inef ctus he recommends tue
REGAL # ali parts of he penal and civil code, project
ING the lives liberties and properties of tue citizens OF
the States uhere such uBfrieDoly laws exist
Hesays in nv opini, N the line for bold and dsided
action has arrived al lie is unworthy the confidence
OF the peote Of Geprga who refuses to viudcste her
honor AZ any cost aud maintain Der Constitutional
r;sb,s at every hazard He bellows the lseis .tion
recommended viii teod 10 strengthen IA her than
eskep the ties Of the Uaion Of the st ties. 1t will
destroy seci snal eoOtosersy, and narrow down the
issue to coptest bets States. He says,
If the Legislature fails 20 enact IA Ss no recommends
that the people should rice their might and a! the Dali
lot box cemand their eoac'msnt.
The Governor entertaius no doubt Of the right OF
each ate to decide and u act fpr heIse solo1g a. a
the Aes abide IN 90 faith by the eonst Ill 'na oDh
a.ions No state can withdraw from the mon WI n
out being gu Of ban fai 10 the others Any VIOLA
aiop Of TIE compac relieves all parties. The right 81
for cause wac only denisd Oy tnose who deny
abe sovereignty of the Ststoa.
The Message flls % closely printed octave pages.
fn review Of oil .nsiVe Northern l-gsa ion concludes
thus: For the purpose Of putting tie State IN drt'n
sve NORTON as fast pJssible and preparing for the
Emergency which must be met sooner or later be re-
conner ded thai TIE sun Of a million OF doAa's oe
Immediately apr priaed a. military fond 1'f the
ensuing year ard ProDpt previscn made for raising
INCH 10 ton Of The money MAJ no. be 10 tue treas
nv az fast az the public expenditures reqdre Mons
n, defense not one cent fo- trioote shoui be the
future motto q tie Southern s. ties To every deman9
for future concession or comp mise OF our rights we
an ua reply TIE argument is exhausted and ~e 10"
stand on cor arms.
In sayaDnab, public meeting resolved that the
election Of Lincoln and Hauln ought not and VIII
not b submitted TO- The Legid1tu5e vas cslsi upon
n ORGANIZE md arm c forDs Of the SAFE.
AUGUSTA, Ga Wedl'sd Nov, > tsOO.
A men Der Of the South Caroloa Lssi-la.ure says
there il but little Doubt that Convention VII pc
.calsd and the Union dissolved