Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-28


BALTIMORE, November 26.--An association,
calling themselves the Southern Volunteers
displayed the Palmetto flag from their place
of meeting to-day. A large crowd was at
tracted by the novelty of the thing and the
flag was greeted with groans and misses from
the crowd, and with plaudits from the vol
unteers.
Captain Jones, Of the bark Isabel also dis
played the Palmetto flag from the mast head
Of his vessel this morning, when all the ships
in the vicinity Immediately ran up the stars
and stripes. ,.
AUepsTA, GA, November 26.-Hon. A. H.
Stephens and DR.. Perkins have been unani-
mously chosen as delegates to the State Con-
vention, from Talliferro County. Mr.. Ste
phens made characteristic conservative
speech.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November 26.-The city
is quiet to-day. The members of the Legis-
lature have mostly gone to Columbia; the
regular session opens tonight. The Gov
ernor's message will be read on Tuesday.
1t is rumored that troops are coming to
Fort Moultrie. 1t is now evident that none
will be sent TO the Convention unless strongly
committed to secession.
COLUMBIA, S. O., November 27-The Leeis-
lature has just read, for the first time, bill
to arm the State, and to raise 100000 for
that purpose.
IbHuClS vi dht lIOlu OtutE pbttJSS
to come TO the Governor, and so strong and
universal is the feeling that the moment that
the command shall have been given, 700, 900
soldiers within her own boundaries, from the
mountains to the sea, will come forward to
the defense of South Carolina, and they all
would sooner die or see the State subju-
gated province, than passively submit to a
continuance of Northern encroachments on
her rights. ..f .... --- -..r Id . '
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one o'clock Tomorrow. He will recommend
that the Legislature should, to some extent,
encourage and foster direct trade with Eu
rope and the Continent, by taking upon itself
part Of the losses which might flow from
the establishment Of direct trade, and to this
end aproposition of some citizens of Charles
ton 70 establish a line of steamers between
that port and Liverpool is favorably thought
Of In the event of traitors arising in the
State after she shall have asserted her SOW
ereigntyrit is probable ths hhe will advise
some legislation, more particularly defn-
ing treason to the State, and setting the pun
ishment of that offense. e
1t is believed that he will recommend that
law be passed Furnishing summarily, Sc
verely and heavily, perhaps with death, any
person or persons who circulate incendiary
| documents, avows himself an Abolitionist, OF
in any way endeavors to incite slaves to in
surrection or -insubordinatiOs, and that
South Carolina shall bind herself to take
| fifty thousand dollars worth of arms an
nually, for five years, from Major Ripley, in
accordance with. the proposition ofthat gem
tleman; moved that negotiation be en-
tered into between South Carolina, Georgia
and Alabatna, to fix upon site for the
armory 1903
He probably will recommend what the
Legislature has already anticipated him in;
fhat 10 IN arf1n fha Sfafa Of tha
ticable period, so as to prepare for the first
act on the part Of the Federal Government.
RICHMOND, VA, November ga grand
mass-meetihg Of all those who are in favor Of
the Union win be held at Fincastle, on the
second Monday in December.