The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
cHAnxsros, 8 @. Nov. 20, 1890.
ne Legislature meets to morrow evening, when Ne
Governors message will be Fsad.
eenstor Chemut II stunping The upper districts Of the
state In favor OF seoeasion.
me steamship oofumbis yesterday carried back 70
New York largo number Of AboreYs unable TO obtain
employment also two aboiisionsss, male and female
The banks viii probably commence disoounting to-
morrow.
CnAnzsrox Nov, a, 1880.
All the South Carolna members Of the federal House Of
Repesen have determined 70 90 10 Warrington,
and resgp there. This 70 taken In order more
conveniently confer with representatives from other
Southern States
The propretors Of the Institute Hail. where the Demo-
cratic Convention met have rendered the Of the hall
70 Tho State Legislature convention, In case the small
pox In Columbia should increase.
petition for suspension presented TO tho banks
today, but no action taken thereon
The tone Of the message federal relations gives great
satisfaction here
In Columbia nothing important was done except the
Governors message being read before the Legislature.
The message, among other matters Of State policy,
touches on direct trade II says there be no diae
trade between Charleston and Liverpool in the Union
1t important divert part OF the commerce Of the
world from New York and other Northern cities to
Charleston, and thus build up commercial emporium
and supply merchants OF neishborng States In view OF
the secession Of South Carolina from the Union becomes
douby important The Governor recommends the state
to assume share Of the risk In estabshng direct trade
and especially In the item OF direct communication
with Liverpool He recommends the adoption Of postal
arYaps TO supe1ede tho United States malls; also
the enactment Of laws Tor the summary punish
ment of sboli'ionsis tamperng with slaves. He also
recommends fostering the Charleston Marine School ~
nucleus for navy also the establishment Of Southern
Mmory BY the united efforts Of four or ve cotton States
The Governor then takes up the subject Of federal rea
tions and says IL late 10 receive propositions
for conference and the State would be wanting In self
respect after having deliberately decided hcr course
70 entertain any proposition looking TO continuance
In the present Union. We get no better safer
guarantee than the present constitution, and that
has proved impotent 70 protect NJ against
the fanascsm Of the North The institution Of slavery
must be under the exclusive control Of those directly In
tresed in s preservation and left 70 the mercy
Of those who believe 10 be their duty 70 destroy t
He then speaks against the right OF coercion and
cludes thus-It follows rom the views presented that
the federal government cannot righuully use force
to prevent force her back, rightfuly use
force 70 prevent State from seeding, or force
her back into the Unicn; but, in the language
Of the late Judge Harper, men having arms In their
hands may use them, and cannot too earnestly urge
upon you the importance Of armng the State at the
lest practicable PERIOD and thus be prepared for the
worst II Is gratifying 70 know that must resort 10
in defence Of rights and blow should be struck
At South Carolina before the other States up line
have the tender Of volunteers from all the Southern
and OF the Northern States repair promptly TO
our standard and share fortunes We pene-
trste the dark future II may be filed with ashes tears
and blood, bat let 90 forward in the discharge OF
cuty with unwaverng trust In God and q conscious
ne that anything preferable TO di.honor and tegra
dation
The Attorney Generals report has come n
tresting details on the system OF the
land tax He says over l0oc0 o. acres
have been returned valued 20 cents per acre sgreca
bly, the Law Of 1915 when several OF these millions
worth immensely more he advises an alteration Of
The law to increase The revenue he obecs the sys
tenn Of banking OF tho state, but considers the nstu.
tiors solvent Northern banks he advises incident.
ally, granite capitol at Columbia the capital OF the
southern confeierncy The public debt, 10 stocks and
bonds, "a 10000 aggregate receipt OF taxes near
se0o COO; average tax lands fraction less than I've
cents per acre.
The Military Committee advice the establishment Of
Board OF Ordnance and the adoption Of ali meaus neces
tary
The committee raising supplies, recommended nego-
tlapg loan and mot taxing sad proposed issuing bonds
N rma amounts, relying upon the patriotism Of the cili
zens TO take up some
resolution offered to inquire into the expedIency
Of providing coast police for South Carolina
In couioqusnce OF number Of Cases OF small por tae
legislature win probably adjourn 70 Charleston.