Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-08

Reported tor the OMAHA NcJroskian.
NJ ESsAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Columbia, s c., 2

Columbia, s c., q.
Gov. Gist, in his annual message, dc
votes MANY pages to local aud State ar-
fairs. He says the view Of secession be-
comes Goubiy important. We will have
direct trade with Europe, and advises the
State 70 foster her enterprise for such pur
poses ny guarantees o. five per cent Re-
terrius to the postal matter he says he is
authorized by The postmaster at Charles
ton to say that as soon ~ the State secedes
be will sever his connection with the fed
sral government and obey the call Of the
State. This together with the resignation
of the postmas,srs generally would enable
the StaJe TO establish her postal arrange.
men,s herself unembarrassed. He sug-
g"sts as II temporary expedlent to use
Adams Express. He further suggests
that probably arrangements will be made
between South Carolina and The Federal
authorities for given time until other
States Sc ;ele and Southern Confeueracy
is formed, if the government l. sists or
considering South Carolina in the Union
after the ordinance of secession, the pres
ent postal arrangement must cease and
another under State authority must be
substituted. The Gov. advises the prohi
bition of the introduction Of slaves from
States not members of the Southern Con
tederacy, and particularly border States !;
he says let them keep their slave property
on our border, a'Id the only alternative Tor
them is emancipauou 10y thoir own act or
the action OF their condolences. He
hopes, however, that al the slave States
viii unite in Southern Cvnie,erary -
lie advises the passage of a most ample
and stringent law against abolition incen
oarles, to supercede lynching aud other
violations.
Tho governor, in referring TO the action
If South Carolina, III sending IA messenger
70 NlrgInla, and the failure 10 Obtain the
Southern Coueder4cv. except mississippi
and Alabama, he says all hopes OF a
concert action OF the South are lost
but one course is left for Us to act consist
~ with honor, interest and safety, AID that
looks neither to the right or TO the left
bu; goes right ior"ari to the consuratiou
OF her parpose. 1t is too late to receive
p, positions for cou!treu"e, and South
Caroh2a would be wanting ia se't.resqeot
to entertain propositions liking to The
! continuance Of The present Union.
The Governor entertuins no reasonable
doubt that Georgia, Alabaor., Mississippi,
/ Floiiia, Texas and Arkansas WI. ,gure
d,ate'Y follow. and Other Southern States
viii eventually complete the galaxy. lie
says it is gratifying to know that resort
to arms is necessary. as We have {. tandeI
OF volunteers from all the Southern and
some of the Northern States Who will
11cN promptly TO her STANDARD aud share
her torlunss He concludes thus:
cnunus permit myself to believe that
| IN the madness 0! passion an ATTEMPT
will be made 10y the present or next
administration to coerce South Caroln ma
after Secrssion by r fUsng to urrends,
the ha.bor defcucee. or interfering Wit
the imports or exports; but If AN ms.
taken, we mast accept issue aad meet t
as becomes men aad treemeu y no eatirul '
prefer ann,h,lation to disgrace.