New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
THE SECESSION MOVEMENT.
AFFAIRS In SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPEECH BY JUDGE DOUGLAS.
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

sules srs nade, and generally on long credits.
Real esti te has suffered o corresponding d'pre-
citation, ind local stocks and other securities
huye gone down with run. This state of things,
instead oi staying the revolutionary sentiment, is
held up as something that Gun BIZ remedied only
by severance from the Union. The reaction in
feeling " ich might be predicted is forestaed,
and the crisis made to feed ITSELF Separation
| from the Union is taught and believed in as tho
greatest of blessings and of the inestimable per-
manent value People do not go about cata-
lopunR grievances, such az Personal Liberty
bills, failures to caIch fugiiyes, what this State
has done, or what that has omitted to do. Bat
| the material advantages which must result TO
| South Carolina, and all her people; the career of
| glory aud prosperity which will set in; arc d.
lated upon as the immediate results of getting rid
| Of the hateful Union. Concessions, though they
be ever SO great, viii not touch the spot. South
| Carolina delides the idea Of being cOncllated,
| and you SPEND your health iruitlessly, 80 far as
she is concerned in proposing it, If anything In
tie world viii make her pause, it would be the
desertion of her by the other Southern States in
| tody, leaving her to be dealt with according to
| the Constitution and Laws. This she don't think
possible. On the contrary, her idea is-and II is
| tie idea at TIE bottom Of her acton-that any
attempt to administer the Federal laws within
| her borders will produce violence, which in turn
viii bring the South TO her side united IN COM
uUn cause aud that this will ehectually smash
up the Union. Isolate South Carolina BY the
udicioLs use of the other cotton Suites, and more
than half the difficulties in the case Will have
been conquered.
| The PresLy terrain Synod of South Carolina is
now in Session in this city, and is numerousy
ATTENDED, by the clergy and others At the S,s-
siOn yestei day, tho following preamble and reso-.
lutivps were offered l., the Rev, W. b. Yates,
| aid seconded by the Rev. States Lee:
Ehroat That taEai.fisM wfich has completely
trosd public sentiment the North the election OF
abshsl Lincoln The exponent hostility to social iHs'tu
aud ooioye IN en'io"' opniy
c.'uy eutessd IN rea,er or oss degree " ali o .Hs
Lesa'teai poaies a, the l,oh aud nee the act Of i5i
(WHICH the dmy OF all members Of the fre;syefAn
all EFFORTS OrtLe tl'~" 81 Slss " iieuAin
uGE u tue Odd school rosoyieriA Uenefa
| As,,l-bl, ara ihey have refused to repeal il.
chewing do taa adeIy to ne 'outh requires ~
W Inc hofihein Po.uon VI the ro5Oy
| teilsh Church. tEegeioie BIZ H.
eYeiy minister elder south TO iet his position DO
hn.d That fidelity to the South require, US to sever all
hs.1.o ILa We recommend rreb, reIiss
with ,h syuvu stops dissolve tns cohncctiOn with
hsen.e Committee be appointed to correspond with
SyrOdh tieSbyteIes south VIA tue view vi I0fuas
e,sed Tta we sill cherish with frsienal feelings
n Loe e,Len "L0 lave eef stood up nrmy fortae st' o.
~ oion OF the Rev B. Adser D. D. the resolutions
| were laid OIL tie table ior the present"
bir. Yates then read the following letter:
ALsAsI, august TO- 1916.
The Rev. W. B. YATES Dear sD.-i called 10. yOl mi.
uoliuE tcodig promise Jut Ut aud as tno no
ain eApueu or my appointment was Compelled to leave
iSSs sorry 80 happened wished have had
whh you Ia portan hat,e and nov" As uJ en-
gig suh do know that snail see you again.
sue saw yon Yesterday have learned that people
have asking the quesli III references ~ you ~ nc 'II0e'
suposns every any coming from the South to be
Of the above cls MY Hating ou l. tue ioiis' '05oho' VIII"
CIe enic stranger to me ssiI you we're "ipS''@
aa ,iSr pfoosed could live positive answer though
cannot prsuaGeC that tho ABOVE assertion Is true % y
end capt Richardson would not nave spoken 50
ilS,ei believe slavery be wrong under any circum
Stance. nor do I believe that sttIlsJs" twnom Raul
raLs the uofGs OF the stoleI wj
geEe.aliy oAed upon Us being ~ofe taan sae
S 80, . IN liz ~ ei,l OF CLIi aud OF God
Now "a, Z, Al IN you uep, that help IL for
~iiel NY heart an wiling co .'sr'' you
wELeN.I seaHes tr'na 'oeieiy aI I"ve Ia tue ine'
p.oSiGsd sou Tseig or fG' ey conO'"d ~ 'ns
above ,.r II you NY conscience dJH9 tai ~
ny eri, iii 'ay, do oush q aud my h'ols TO "aicn
eysiy Lilg nu bend says Lave no fellowship WIN 'ne
| Lf.iil y
I,ass reply III. you leave, from Boston aud
0"Ns'' JOHN CliiS MILES. ses,usD. Chaplain
j learn { ut, Notwithstanding tue efforts VI Mf
ST. pEcus other Union men in Georgia, the
secessioLists are Likely to have u large majority
IN the State Convention, which will meet on the
10Th If Jaluals. The secessiOulstS there do not
contemplate fixing an earlier day for taking
leave Oi the Union than the 4th OF March next,
AID earnestly desire 30 have South Carolina wait
iOr item.
,lIt Hunter of the Navy is at present in this
city. lie declares himself loyal to the Union,
ara that when be- allows his mind to cOnttm-
Hate tie CHER ride, his sword and commission
viii b, IL Washington. Tic holds that no tcd-
elai officer, particularly no officer oil tho Army
or Navy, bus any right to stop to canvass tne
question Oi aisuuion that he should resign FIRST.
y cad has been put forth $40 all Army aud
Navy officers Of the State Of SOu1h Carolina,
nov in The service Of the General Govern
"n,lt." 10 throw up their commissions and lon
Ike rebellion The call is 50 much pare "a
TIE general movement thut l give it entire from.
Ihe hoens Of this morning:
10 i. af Of tie psorr Of he n sou'h CaroIns,
irtsiy %. The u0 err I1,gs Of Le tnri
s, reoaLe ore ~ a'ord and re Ts'iyh, oi sho va
bii rl lo., eli u Ae.f na;e so. ,ne pre-. ys Ion 81
| ,Ify OF 81, beppeHiLed t.-il bJ then tinei>
S,uu Cniolus be- soldier ciizrus aionni 80 D'"
1ie looi, a. iet her Ifou outrage. stall
H., uA L Nbin1 ac wauI nov military sAhl aud ecinrc,
IL ia eler=ts oi people sac i''AS y
uIa b. D. e. o. once without an, htsiui whatever ihey need
S'' 10 Ie do.b' oi hoph C-io' s,s "I s o. sue ~ @
than 81 ~ ~'id uiiias I.1 I've Men , ina 80 " ~,
Io.Nr.h.A "ll O i.r-sro u y 'i.u ~ I ,. az ,bo