St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-22

have 3o,ooos member cprollcd yst .f;;ai soon
A meeting Of tbe leading POLITICIANS Of
the State, ofall nrties, has Just been held,
and resolved to ak fol an Immediate con-
vention. The citizens endSrse thu action
Of the leadeis. g W ~
7" NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10:-The mihute'
men met this evening, and resolved to re-
quest the Governor to call meeting of
ahG 1eRisla&uss.ls Blos eockad1s iii Worn
by few persons.
he e6nt in9at club met~this evening
and adQptedy resolutions expressing, good
will to- <sll beftio6s.' "a ward club has
adopted resolutions rendering their servi-
ces to Mr.. Lincoln to oppose any attempt
otsthaaminuta# man Of thss South to prersnt
bis inauguration, u,,..t
The foreign news i of a startling Il char H.
acte1. The Warsaw Conference had failed
to bring. about an amicable adjustment Of
the difficulties between, Russia, Prussia
and France, and a general war vas antici.
pat.sd,s Matters are Of 4 gloomy and war
ike aspect. ,...'{ ~! ....~i,:.., liz. .<.>,.
/ LATTER. @'.>o t.@ "15,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18th. &c Charleston
private accounts say that The Light Infant
ry have charge Of the government arms in
that city, supported BY the Federal author
tiles, in the absence Of Government troops
CHrRLEs4oN; s. c., Nov. 1S,-The ex.
citement continues Intense. The people
are determined to, send delegates to the
Convention pledged to get the State out Of
the, Union, at any cost, Immediately. Vol
unteers, including German companies, are
out with State Colors.f "A! great demon
stration is projected for Thursday evening,
to welcome, back the delegation represent
ing Charleston in the Legislature. Dis
patches are continually coming from neigh.
boring States, offering ready equipped
military organizations, paying, their. own
expenses, TO aid the State in, event Of coer-
3ci6n. The money market is very strin-
gent, and banks, refuse to: discount. The
Washington Light Infantry took charge Of
the y. S. Arsenal this morning. It, is
supposed there is an understanding, be-
tween Gov. Giste and the President re-
garding this. a. Convention Of thirteen
States, supposed to be for the purpose of
advocating a non-interyention policy with
the Northern States is talked Of. Lincoln
has been burned in cf6gy at Aiken. .. 49,.
-M1LLEpaEvl1LE,: Ga, Nov. H.-Hon.
Alexander Stevens and H. ". johnson
made Union speeches this week. The bill
appropriating amillion dollars to be- used
at the discretion off, the Governor for put
| ting Georgia in ( a state Of Offence, has
passed the House Of Representatives unan:
imddsly, and itois believed that the corn
bill will pass with equal eunanimity. 49,.
iR1cHMoNn, Va.,ENov. l4.-1he Union
men are to make vi gorous efforts to infu-
ence the sending of Commissioners to South
Carolina and Georgia, to in1uce those
States to subp,illtoithe action of South
ern conference. (tnc s,2od"-!tct 8 .s*oo2@ III.
N Ew YoRx, Nov 14:-Charles Strauss
ser, kook-keeper for VIM Sluytor 4 Co. ,
Courtlandt s rect has absconded, having
robbed his employers Of from So 1000 to
1000. ~"
..tC('o'Ll]uuMR1A, N. G., Nov. 14.-Mr. Kcitt
was serenaded by the people at 12 O'clock
last night, He made, an exciting speech,
urging prompt and decided action. He
said that Mr. Buchanan was pledged to
secession, and would be held to it, South
Carolina should scatter the accused Union,
and if she could not accomplish it other
wise, she would throw her arms around
the pillars Of The Constitution, and involve
all the States in common ruin ~ -.