Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-21
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AUGUSTA, Nov 20-Thc largest meeting
ever held in Greene county, Ga, took place
on Friday, in which the most influential men
Participated They adopted resolutions OF
conservative character; almost UNANIMOUSLY
urged state canveaton Of all parties to calm
ly consider the evils threatening the destruc-
ton OF the Union; appealing to tie people Of
the Union to discard The councils OF agitatng
politicians and demagogues of all sections, and
10 rally to the protection OF the impcried gov
ernmrnt. They say the politicians stirred up
excitement and mutual distrust, and pandered
to the passions aud prcjudiceS OF the people,
keeping each section ignorant of the patriotic,
conservative and catholic feelings OF the other,
Mutually eXqsperated by the iucendiary repre-
sentations of hungry office seekers, both sec
tions find the aseIves in fierce controversy,
which they had no hand in bringing on.
\ large meeting was held in Iavlock cOun-
ty, Saturday, and adopted, unanimously, firm
and conservative resolutions denying that the
mere election of Lincoln was cause for dis.
union, but declaring that the untriendy legis-
lation of many of the free states outrages the
diminishing resistance.
In majority OF the counties, meetings have
been held in favor of secessi m; many, how
ever, are strongly conservative. Some are IN
favor of retaIiatory legislation, and all IN favor
of state convention, and all oppose coercion.
of the seeding states. meeting in Bryan
county declared that no northern fisherman or
hunter should hereafter operate in their sec
ton, and that those at present fishing and
hunting there should be notified to leave.
RALEIGH, Nov. 19.-The legislature has
assembled. A strong southern feeling is man
ifested. The governors message, which will
be sent into the legislature tomorrow, takes
strong southern grounds. He recommends a
conference of the neighboring states, and a
state convention on southern affairs also the
enrolment Of all men between Is and As, and
the raising of a corps of 10000 volunteers,
armed and equipped. He goes for coercion.
RICHMOND, Nov. 19.-An alleged revelation
has been made by a free negro in Lancaster
county, to the effect that the negroes were to
meet at the court house at Il certain time, and
seize the fire arms deposited there, and COM
mence an mdiScriminate slaughter.
WASHINGTON, Nov ia distinguished
southern senator is now here who denies the
right of secession, and thinks the President
at fault for not giving the refractory states to
understand at once that the whole power of
the federal government will be used to sustain
the Union.
New ORLEANS, Nov. l9,-The governor
has convened the Louisiana legislature to meet
on the 10Th of December.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. l9.-SerIing exchange
is offered at Savannah at par without purchas-
ers. The lawyers of Lownes county, Ala,
have resolved to return all northern claims in
their hands uncolectcd.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 19.-Mr. Nor
gan, Breckenridge elector at large, and VIM
Phillips, prominent Bcllite, have been nomi-
mated 10 represent Dallas county in the con-
veniion. The meeting passed strong seccs-
sion resolutions.
Breckinrldge's majority over Bell and Doug.
las is 10000 Mr.. Bell received 25,O00, and
Douglas $1,000 votes
CHARLESTON Nov. 19.-The people of this
city intend to present Capt. Berry, Of the Co
lumbia, with a gold-headed cane, for hosting
the Palmetto flag when leaving for New York.
The report that President Buchanan will
make an attempt to coerce the south is regard
ell as a Jokes