The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-09

,xsros, Nov. s.-The bark James
'HA ad by Gushing, of Boston, and now
d's.' our wharvas, under Instructions from
H'Hs TO- day hoist ted the Palmetto flag
ss' srsd salute of 10 guns,
sra os1xAss, Nov. s,--Placards are posted
n. ei,y calling convention of those
so'a. ~. TO the formation of corps of Minute
Men. - Nox srha s,aar.r
Cot' ~ delegates last night received a
tie mr. from virgins, tenderisg the services
dispsoiuu teer corps IN the event of South
Csro.a."nd Ruflin. of Virgins, spoke here last
hi He said Southern independenee had
Ra@ lifelong study with him, and he
been -, n could ouls be secured by the seces-
taouA" sonth Carolina. His speech was rap
~ :. vroasly applsuded.
tprV" ,tirfing addresses We're made.
U'p ps, betore last Hon. MIR. Bouham was
- 5aS. snd made speech In favor OF arm
ss,bs safe He said
lhg 'ue 10 State be armed. The amount of
is matter OF no consequence on such
D0N.: .siou Let the State be thoroughly
aa Let all The necessary steps be taken,
.-ithont any threats, let IL be announced
ss.t ne fourth of March will not dawn upon
thA CaroIina SIS Il mem Der of this Confed
r'r Their own intelligence showed them
s; rcou I'D be the resultif Black Repu biican
g Ami was 10 I'LL every post office w til one
S.ovn miniors. The true men of the South
- ,.'i,s thai the South should act in concert
yr,,I.t ne did not desire 10 preeipitate the s-
W. yet AZ The same time. we should not post
sa SUI he day until Lincoln is inaugurated and
:" ,rsn,s pat 10 10 the post-office. If our own
Is,rsns refuse Lincoln will put In some others
6 g. 'nsy take Office under him, it would not be
lang Il before they would have party formed
w.. .-as,st us. For himself, be would allow no
'a+A4s,sr-apd no power but that Of the sword
ppUrI5 ever inaugurate Back Republican
anton Of Lincoln's in South Carolina. This,
- bsIieyeG would be the prevailing senti-
- lie had observed that the Governor OF
.ishsma had said that ii is not his duty to
rsij . Convention OF the people until some
Tine 10 December
~ae thought il to be regretted that that State
aid not take the lead, there were so many
i.nasagues throughout the country who
,elz. upoa The action of South Carolina to
,rsste clamor against her. Alabama. in his
Judgment. ought TO take a steady step forward.
Bg South Carolina must not wait. They
should call a Convention of the people at an
.sry day. Put the State in the attitude of
isteuce We should be prepared to defend our
,ctiOn II necessary, al the point of the bayo-
bet II other States act with us, SO much the
better, II not Ia the first instance, he would,
with the distin gaished Senator who had lust
z,
i.ng IL to the breeze. He believed now, as be
,lwaTs believed, that if South Carolina goes
he other Southern States will follow. He had
10 hope OF MAINTAINING cur rights in the pres
N: C0ufederacy. They had no safety but in
dissolution. If no other State moves, in con-
,nsor, he would say, let us t,ke South Car
,ina OUT before the Atm OF NJ irch"
Hon. VIM. 9. Boyce, In his speech on the
ame night, said:
Ia my opinion, the South ought not TO
submit If you intend to resist the way to
-ssst IN earnest is 10 act; the way to enact
revelation. is 10 stare it in the face l think
he only policy for US il 10 arm Us soon as we
receive authentic intelligence Of the election
II Lincoln. 1t is fer South Carolina, in the
quickest manner and by the most direct
means, 10 withdraw from this Union. Then
We Will not submit, whether the other South
III safe. Will act with us or our enemies
they cannot take sides with our enemies;
hsY muat take sides with us.n
Efforts Wee IL ade IN the Legisia tnre yester-
ay 10 wait Tor the Cooperation of the other
;cp ~. S-stcs, but failed A State Conyen-
iol viii bs called, ana secession is certain
The election IL delegates will probably &c or
iered or the i-h OF Decem Der, and the Con-
eD,Ioa will meet on the i7th.
Msssrs. Boyce, Bsnham and Keitt urge the
all OF Convention and immediate action.
CHARLESTON, Nov. s.-A large body of citi-
srs called on the resigning Federal officials
ast night with cheering demonstrations. The
I-0tiicials returned thanks IN spirited ad-
iTtsses.
A dispatch in the Courier from Washington
avs MI Buchanan will resist nuilificatIon,
III not secession.
MILLEDGEvILLE, GA, Nov. s.-Gov. Brown,
\ special message TO the Georgia Legisla-
nre, thinks that few States will meet in 4
Southern Convention, and does not recon-
h1 n n M n Ia fas frnv
ia 10 Que. He thinks the Cons tltutionai RICH Is
u the people of Georgia have been viola ted by
eYera OF tbs non-slayehOlding States TO an
.xlent justify ing, in the judgment of civilized
IA ioas, he adoption of any measures for their
restoration and future protection. He refers
TO The patriotic spirit OF the origin of our
Government and then recounIs the un-
tonsHt lti0nal and unfriendly legislation
II many of the Northern States. He is
,tTleuarly severe on Massachusetts. and
links, as the laws of that State sanction
be robbery OF Southern States, her citizens
honid be compelled to compensate US. He
dvkes reprisais, aud says we should meet
legal and unfriendly legislation with just re-
sllation. He recommends the passage OF laws
1ihorizing the seizure of such amounts OF
honey and properly belonging to the citizens
{ The offending and taithless States as shall
enslltute an indemn ification to the citizens OF
feorgia for their losses. Also, legislation 10
Ilye the manufac ia red articles of such Of
ending States from Georgia. AS Georgia has
be right, as soon as Northern goods are intro
ueed within her limits, TO tax them as she
Gems proper she shoul1 pass law, takin z
necL after The lst OF January, taxing goods IS
yer cent, II brought from Massachusetts,
Isrmont Michigan, Maine, Rhode Island.
view York, Wisconsin ana other unfriend-
y States, the tax TO be RENTED when
legislation is repealed. Should
ueh legislation be Intellectual, she should
anal ~ ha
ode protecting the lives and properties and
lbertles OF these States where such unfriendly
ava shall exist. In his opinion, the time for
ood and decided action had come-and he
Would be unworthy OF the confidence OF
ne people of Georgia who refuses TO
indicate her honor at every cost and
maintain her Constitutional rights at any
aaZtro. The legislation recommended will,
u q nks, tend rather 10 Strengthen than
%eaAen The Union, as 1t Will destroy
Iue sectional issue and narrow the issue
ro~h 10 contest between individual States.
- we Legislature fails to enact laws, the peo-
PIE should rise in their Elight, and a. the bal
lot-oo1 demand. their enactment. Every State
Aas Flght 30 act for herself, and rs long as
al 'hr states abide in good faith by their Con-
: t,atonal obligations, no one State could
"!tuuraw from the Confederacy without be-
,ns guilty OF bad faith TO the others but any
,ioiatlon OF the compact relieves all the par
Sceseion, for cause. is only denied by those who
1spy 'he sovereignty Of States.
80 message occupies twenty-five closely
riia'eo octave pages, and contains a full re-
,,n ~ u existing offensive Northern legisla-
M II concludes thus
dst. me purpose OF putting the State in a
nrae condition as fast as possible, and
~ feilhg lor any emergency which must be
49, sooner or later, / recommend that the
A. Vi 81 ,OVO,O00 be i'm mediately appropriated
,h,. military fund for the ensuing year, aud
M, prompt provision be made for raising such
nrh,' VI The money as may not be In the
~ treasury as fast as the public needs re-
no. is Expenditure. millions for defence
ehe cent Tor tribute should be the future
ma ol me Southern States. To every de-
onr ,id iot further concession or compromise of
erhansshs we should reply, The argument is
o'''eo, ana we Tow stand on our arms J"
o,saL KLksToN, Nov Sin addition to the
M eGefal officers here who have resigned,
ao,iSsS Deputy Collector Of the port, has
Al Ie ~ Tue President OF his resignation.
nsnt -, cue oineers OF the United States govern-
ausn.i lnis city intend resigning on the IN
AISuFation Of LiacsIn.
on,tashIseTos, Nov e.--The Administration