The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

CoiuNnIa, Nov "a 1880
his city has presented unu,ualiy busy ,gesrsac,
10 DAY for the pcrsoss interested 10
their debera.loss have seen arrvog 10 be rrosent at
the optoibg Of the Lglslalure 70 night hat hoty Is
session Its Deliberations ~i be principally COZ
nEed to the ordinary Business Of the state and drc.
action can be regarding the secession movement
for the Legislature h already 10 the extent OF rs
iursdeton Ia having issued the CAL for q CONVENTION
The Legislature, however, has JUS, read for the arsi
time, bin 10 arm State and 10 raise four hrndred
thousand dollars Tor that purpose.
Out Of the hundred and SIXTY members there
not asingle man Who IN known " be CO opcra tioniu
every one IN favor Of unconditional secession. Isl be
ieved that single member .vosci his scr,,me a,s 10
be Otherwise, be wouid be tummariy dealt with There
IL nttlo said here, hcSeFer. upon the great question
which asalss the nation. rhe people reposed
into qaeiudc but It's the reposc Of so,lled conviction
and cain. deliberate dc,srm'nAson.
There but sn,imen. pervaiirs the minds Of tho
entire community, sentiment that 10 entertained 10
BY all classes Of eilzps asd IT, that south c1rosa
N not, Under any circumstances, remain In The noa
There are mary non south Carollns Who hsvo zen
desry devoted % the Chor who deeply eeposc tho
ueocssiy that has existed for iv dissolution Tosrs
very fC In al The state who would have preferred
that south Carolina could been permitted s IN.
der the rrotectrg wing, Of the parent oouederscy and
the great heart o. the state, represented in the
thousad s Of her pcope, has bled . she has been com
PEELED 70 deliberately aud oonscientousy resolve that
sne could mol r,Dan spolher day Ia tho Union Bot the
question Vas narrowed down to this point thai she must
either give up the Union give up all elements Of
oxn vitality and tie Ere. Law Of nature demanded that
she sboud project hcrscle Therefore south Csrons s
nov out Of The Un,on ss much q che be. All that
m.lo. 10 be couc tho simple declaration Of the fact
~ Tho Coovtntion ~hish - 10 meet on the l7sh
az nscenbor No human power, nothing but ~ oierpo
.itlos q rrovdcnce can 10 iissgrcsi pity that
the North Ga not, and not, gill not, understand
the south and her IN thsir character;
for " tnsy td matters sveld certainly have
20 this ismeots0lc condition
The state il m.sius active preparations 10 resist any
deuerttrstoa on the part Of ire federal government
Tenders o. aid from states continue 10 ccms 10
the Governor, and strong AMI 80 universal the feel
inr thai Inc command shall Ia been given
evenly thousand soliicrs -toin her ovu boundaries
ron the mountain. The sea- ~i forward 70 the
dtroncc a south C.rolius asd hcy all would die,
or see tue state suhagsed rrovincc, than pssslvely
submit. 10 continuance o, Northern cnoroschments
her rights
Toe Governor VIII rord IN his message ct one O'Clock
He wil recosnrnsnf that ths Legislature
should 10 extent fosr encourage direct trade
With Europe ard TIE Confident, By tskiss upon
nsn part q The osses tka might nos
from ne sstsblshmsh, Of such erect trade 70
this cod The rror-non q scme ellison. q Charleston
70 establish line = 'eamss between that ror, ard
Liverpool 10 tsvorsbly thoushto Of
To The event q traitor. arising thir IN, s.,e .ns,
she snail have asserted her sovereignty IL rros.s,.
that he gill advise some Legislation more par,,cc.rl,
defining 70 the As,e ana ,e,,us the runhneu,
Cor that oGerce II 10 believed that be vii recomn.ri
that Lac be passed Furnishing sammsrly sad SEVERELY
perhaps with deaeb-sus perso1 VII circus,es aceu
diary docunenu, svows himsef n sbolaiaalsi, or
"a any wsy endeascss V Bcite the SLAVES 70 Ssusori
usrrrcciou au6 that soash Csrol'ns shall b,i