The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22
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an honor. The study nv whole life has been to make
myself worthy OF IT, and N my fellos c'tiz 10
past enough their am not willing
10 that IL anxious 70 tive for. and Ia
which should be willing 70 die. K. CARROLL
cAxD pRox JOHN PRESTON.
l observe that have been nominated ~ . candidate
for the Convention. seat In that Convention might
wei b. the object OF any citizens highest am oition-
cridoe natural aspr atoms for reasons which deem
entirely sufficient, and pereriStoriy whora~ my
will seek 10 serve the State IN other post Ia
Of Rchs know hss vii Ss no slus il ~.u..u
e honor the interest, and The nationality OF South
Carolina ! trust the Convention viii 90 iu solemn
work speedily possible, ~ assign each citizsu his
post Of duty. The people have spoksr, aud the soone
the mere forms o. severDg from tbs late oonfederA
relation believe u would have besu competent ana
wise for the Legislature. upon the Ltnocns alec
doubt the policy Of tho making that deuree
upon the instant Of is Assembling I trust will DO
%sne " such form e 70 be complete nn.l and irrsvsr
s orFauzation. and the legislature be calci and In
stracd TO perfect the from The United States
and 70 prepare and establish thu nationality Of South
JOHN 8 PRESTON
TIN BANKS.
10 TIE EDITOR cHARLRsroN nxRcuRY.
The admirable article from the NEW YORK HERALD OF
the 18th inst published In your issue Of yesterday,
the North In the present position OF South Carolina and
we rejoice that light 10 being shed The nenightsd
present. .uerps no, thai We dssire seose.uos Tor the
wrongs committed against by them but that II Ia only
through much suffering and tribulson that truth can
reach them Whilst note this cannot but at the
zane time that Northern banks only kesp their spe
ole BY refusing to discount for the South the best
scceptspcsssf their merchants OF southern paoer
II they hos REFUSE then banks refuse that
psper which longer furnish the coin requisite for
redemption Of their own notes THIS difficulty creased
beU US mt that Thai hnpta tn lv tha
demand for indispensable cottou, will send the coin
a. long the New York banks will pay IT, and that
seouenty, New York must suspend
Qusry.-s II not thus rendered prudent that our
banks should take necessary steps, net only 70 get but
TO keep the cobf Cotton u king We are true 70
ourselves all viii be right
UNITED states DISTRICT COURT AT CHARLESTON.
TO TUE EDITOR or THE CHARLESTON MRkcuAY
am 10th TO intrude before the notice Of the public
humble an o1ce ~ mine, but everything connected
with our federal relations IL OF interest 10 oit
zens. would therefore, state that my office Clerk OF
TO denendent upon the federal government but
pon'mept comes from the Judge ~ the Court When
busire.s and cases no, oonouded which IL Sehooved me
TO remain end settle for the OF the bar and
OF our citizens interested In their npai adjustment
would ALSO ptaa that there funds 10 court and records
of cnurt (seme 81 the latter containing important story
~ South Carolina while yet . oolonv), which 1t 10 nv
duty and intent, eafey Keep this State having
withdrawn from Der present Apply alliance st short
day, bope), viii then turn over her, or any
agent or officer whom she may please % appoint
Clerk Of United States Courts for south Carolina.
TUE MILITARY READY.
At meeting Of the Palmetto R0.men OF Charleston,
the Following resolution was unanimously adooted:-
Resolved That the Pslmett, Rlemen bold themselves
ready 10 respond TO the call OF tho State and that the
Governor be notified OF the same
AN KseLnH ABoLrrroSTsr SHIPPED NORTH.
Patrick Says, an English gardener, was arrested on
sunday last n Mount Pleasant the Charleston ey
:. Sss y yos ami
ron By order Of tho Com nittee OF Safety Of Christ
GEORGIA.
OUR MACON CORRESPONDENTS.
MACON Nov. l6, 1890.
WIN Georgia SecedeS-Qicsicn Anncered-P osicn Of Her
Public ke-Eeelsne and Reasonsno Among ne Peo-
pie &C.
OWN Georgia seoedey" This question comes 10 the
writer every cay, and many times day, orally by let
ter and over the wires from uneasy business men In
Northern cities. II shall be answered honestly and
trushfuy the imparsislty Of the writer and the
certainty Of oil future events Win admit.
Georgia, In my Judgment, win seocde In 1850 Howell
Cobb was elected Governor the ssue Of remaining in
the Union under the oompromiss acts, BY maj ,ry OF
eighteen thousand votes That the Union majority
Of III day Cobb had then immense personal popu.
iary In his section Of the state, and he backed
IN all sections by such array Of personal inf
orstor'cai advocacy ~ has rarely beea brought 70
the aid OF any Rubcrnatoral candidate Georgia In
thinning the splendid which contributed 70
this Union triumph, cannot remember one except
Il be Hon A. Ii stephens, VIII, ID not now an advocate
OF State action against the Lincoln staton Cobb
himself " for Il, - you know. His younger brother
ncs x. Cobb, although unknown In public iife yet
ono Of the most splendid nteecs and orators in the
United states, Of the highest moral and religious
character, is In the Geld most and potent cham
3D. N.-~
~ jackson. Absaiom Chappel-iu fact, No, 70 be
tedious, oil the lights Of the great Union campsign Of
1850 glow with ardor for Looking a. an
public men whatever the future may developed,
would not dare upon present Information put down
distinctly and definitely srsycd against a. The lapse
Of rev weeks may, indeed, discover some powerful op
position leaders but the question OF preponde
rance arnccg leading and speaking for
Georgia n already settled.
And how about the pcople' win say nothing abou,
the chronic Gre caters and aim ycu the current Of
feeling ans opinion among the conservative olssse~
those who only look 70 government for protection aud
care nothing for political prrferment These look
the election Of Lincoln the culmnston Inevitable
Aier) o. fAnssca prejudice wrought IN the
Northern people BY education and which neoesu
~. In the end prove fatal TO the south unless separa
tcn take, place. rhey say may possibly be delayed
little vhfe; bu, TO what purposs what win be gained
syr
In vain do ycu veil them that, amer ALL Lin ,oln win
be conservative, and We have stn . majority In
the Supreme Court and In consrc. What docs tha,
amount so' You have ADDED 70 the long nu Of
arts showing an upocnquersbis disposition 10 ware
political saverythe wning cEcnoe Of installing
. Daaocal administration fer thai purposs 0oce admit
the fatal rrecedent, and nothing len but ruin With.
oct single "ov-rt sc papabie violation Of the
~trson feberai govern ment bent "rrepressbls
coz sic oan harsss and dsquiet TIE soush DO
~ 70 destroy hc value Of slave properly and ncce
tate ~ ertrcsi'n matter Of seifdefenoe can re-
vc'u,icnze the courts an the post and other once. with
s creatures build up party establish presses In i n
tescst OH the South with ~ em~uies and scatter the