Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-15
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EFFECTS OF The ELECTION OF LINCOLN
ACTION m SOUTH cAROIJNA


and continued cheering for Southern Confederacy.
FEELING OF THE SOUTH.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 7, 8 P. NJ.
There is stern injunction expressed in different por
tons of the South heard FROM in favor of calling State
Conventions to deliberate upon the policy to be pur-
sued
1t was reported at Columbia Is. c. last night that
the South Carolina Legislature will soon send Com
missioner to the Georgia Legislature for the purpose Of
comforting together about taking prompt action
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. IS, P. NJ
Smith (dem has been elected to Congress from the
first district WALL dem., in the fifth Conklin dem,
in the SIKH.
NEW JERSEY.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. I, l660-P. M.
The majority of the fusion ticket in New Jersey is
reported to be three four thousand but Douglas
ming straight ticket, may elect four Republican
Electors. The result is yet doubtful
ACTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBIA, S. c. Nov. 10, P. M.
Joint resolutions adopted by the Legislature on
Tuesday making it the special order for Thursday
the question of calling Convention of the people of the
State also for the reorganization of the militia, and
making preparations for the defence of the State.
Mr.. Bust urged the resolutions in the House and
said that action should be prompt Immediate unquali-
fed effective and decisive in case of Lncons election.
On Tuesday night, Mr.. Boyce, Member of Congress,
spoke from the steps of the Congaree House. He urged
secession in case of Lncon's election. He was fol-
lowed by other prominent South Carolinans.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 18th, 1902. NJ.
Lewis county, Virginia, gives Breckenridge 800 ma
jority.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. ga. M.
Louisiana has probably gone for Breckenridge
HARRISBURG, PA, Nov. g. 1860.
The Governor has issued his proclamation declaring
Lehman, Democrat, elected to Congress from the first
district
VIEWS OF LEADING MEN.
WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. g. 1860.
The leading gentlemen from the North and South
give the following views:
The next Congress, shown by the recent elections
for members of the House of Representatives, will be-
opposition to Lincoln 127 votes In favor of Lincon's
Administration ITO. Majority against bis Admnisra-
ton, II.
In the Senate the majority against Lincoln will be g.
Lincoln will therefore be powerless for two years.
MARYLAND ELECTION.
The following dispatch was received yesterday after
our paper had been worked off:
BALTIMORE Nov. 81, P. n.
The latest returns indicate that the State of Mary
land has gone for Breckenridge and Lane by small ma
jority.
Especial Dispatch to the Journal
ALABAMA AND LOUISIANA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 8.
Alabama has gone for Breckenridge over both Bell
and Douglas
Louisiana is safe for Breckenridge.
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. 9th, 1860.
A band of Minute Men are forming here.
Our private information from Virginia informs US
that Virginia has gone for Breckenridge and Lane,
though the majority will be small 1t may go below
| 1900.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Nov. g. 1860.
Everybody is for secession. A Boston brig by COM
mand of the owners raised the Palmetto flag and fired
a salute of fifteen guns.
The Collector Deputy Collector and District Attor-
ney have resigned Other officials will do so before the
Inauguration of Lincoln.
convention of the people will be called and the State
will secede.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. Nov. 9.
The services of Volunteers from Virginia have been
rendered to the Governor
The Legislature has failed to adopt the resolution to
wait the cooperation of the other Southern States
GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, Geo, Nov 9, 1860.
An immense mass meeting held last night. It
resolved not to submit to Lncon's administration
and requested the calling of State Convention and
arming the State The meeting planted the colonial
flag of Georgia on Greene's Monument.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 9, 1860.
large NEE ing has been held here, and corps of
minute men formed.
MnLEDGEvILE, Ga. Nov. 9.
A special message of Governor Brown to the Legis-
ature calls for appropriation of one million of dollars
for armng the State also for the Legislature to enact
laws for levyng prohbory tax on Northern manufac-
tures make reprisas and if necessary, to rescnd the
penal and civil laws of the State so far as to protect
the lives and property of citizens of unfrendy States
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 9, 1860.
No1urther election of consequence except that
Maryland and Georgia have in all probability gone for
Breckenridge and Lane
WASHINGTON Nov. 9.
Georgia, 80 counties heard from Bell 900; Brock
nidge $1,000; Douglas 5000. Fractions are omitted
Indications favor considerable probability for Breckin
ridge and perhaps majority.
The Montgomery Mail publishes dispatch from Ap
alachicola, Florida stating that Mcqueen Mcintosh
Federal Judge of Florida, will not hold Office under
Lincoln.
The returns from Florida indicate that the State
will give 1900 majority for Breckenridge.
| GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
MlLLEDGEvILLE, Ga, Nov. 9.-ll P. M.
The Senate refuses to bring the election of Uni
ted States Senator, by large majority