New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
MINOR ITEMS.
NORTH CAROLINA Cannot GO.


F,oss Ths North Carolina Srand.i,d pc.. e.
On Thars,ay last Messrs. Garrett and Smith, Com
Ipis,ioners orn the state OF Al6aina Win the non
Jacob Thompten, COmmssioner from Mississippi sp-
reared before the Legislature Of this State, an wers
r. reiy ed in the Commons Hall, Air. Speaker Clark "a
the senate pesiding The Governor OF the sats and
Il Judges Of the Supreme Court were 10 attendance,
with the members OF both houses, and large audi
euce. - . y
Mr. Ransom on behalf of The Committee, introduced
g. ese gentlemen whereuPon Mr.. Garrett ro-e and rsd
an addrtes setting forth the object Of their Inhsons
The address listened 10 with much attention ana
interest.
Mr. Thompson did not address the Lesislsture On
ThursIyy night the Alabama Commissioners addressed
O large audien,e III the Commons Hall.
Tie object Of the Alabama Commissioners 10 70 IN
auce North Carolina to secede from the Union. Ala.
bana they BAY, will certainly seeede coon after her
Convention assemblies.
We entertain great respect for Alabama but for
we cannot 90 nth her this secession HDgeHeEt.
She is largely responsible for the present condition o,
ings-for heF representative man, Mr. iancey, as
rulAed tie National Democratic party az Ch2rLston,
aud thus paved the way for lie defeat and the election
Of Lincoln. AFR. Yancey AID lis Alabama and Missis
spli followers did that thing Etk that rses7 and now
tey coolly ak I'd continue ts work OF disruption
by dssOSiny the utiOu But far them zee yeTsiz be.
Lsue Mr. LlAc2t. r0ald haze 5eeE cteated, aud hs
yH nor on the country r0ud hare beeg postponed or
| Grerts9.
tcn and not 10 separate State action; but Mr. Ihemp~
son is tie representative Of Disunion State.
All three of these gentlemen natives OF Norta
Carolina Our peoi l- We're glad 20 rec them and 10
take them by the hand, though they s7sH ut 40 'sit5
Iheaq tt,J dfs4HiaA for ez3stIRg causes.
ALL OIL NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, NOT GoISG QUTrT3
YET.
From The Norfolk Herald. Dee r.
As Offset 20 the secession proceedings OF the Mn
ute Men the Ready Men, composed chiefly Of members,
Of tie Unicn Constitutional party and Dougks men of
The city, got up an impUTptu demonstration by way
Of expressing their disapprova of the seeesion of
Son,h Carolina and from the point which had
but hour before resounded with the booming al dis
u cannon, Numbered forth r,using sevo OF thir-
ty-two guns for the States yet remaining IN the Con-
federacy represented by the glorous Flag Of our
Country, which floating the while in all its pristine
maj ETY. and beauty Gave the Obliteration Of single
starr from tall staff which had been raised for the
purpose. Al the cl1se OF the salute L. III. Chandler
he friends OF the ULion were honoTed with 1lno
the Ready Men with another, and then three hearty
cheers given Tor Virginia and the Union 10; only
BY the patriotic Ready Men, but by large crowd OF
equally patriotic bysianders who were lookns on and
approving their doiDge.
NOR Ii ALL OF sEw-oRLEANs GOING BfaEpI-
ATELY.
From TIE Dcl,0. Dee H.
A curious meeting be ID last uight, IN The reap
room of the Odd Fellows Hall, which was surrounded
by an snssusl degree of mystery Private notes hsA
been s,ut around 20 number Of eitizens, and theirs
was good deal OF Whispering aronud 20 its ebeetso
1t appeared TO be meeting 10 nominate and support
candidates for the State Convention pledged Oppose
separate secession and to advocate coopens,ion with
other States, with the view Of obtaining gnsrsn-
ties from the Northern States The meeting was IRE
sided over BY J. r. Harrison Of the large cot,onhouso
Of Payne Harrison. w. q. Denegre, Assistant City
Attorney acted Secretary. The most prominent
actors ere gentlemen who were onspiSuous support
Of Mr. Bell aud Mr. Douglas In the last Presden-
lial campaign. Among these were Messrs J. A. May
lin, J. t. Dunlap, I. J. Durant, Isaac Z. Morse, f.
H. CLGk, and about $50 others Of the saGne order oe
political fifth.
MssIssIPPIs BONDS.
Tic " q. Delta Gays, g letter-wrter who holds
some Of the repudlted bonds OF Mississippi wrIes ~
correspondent in that State and urges him 70 20 Oh
for the separate ndependence Of that State He slys
In the Union the foreign bondholders have no means
Of enforcing payment from Mississippi by these argu.
nents, which one independent State presents ssme-
times with great effect 20 another. In the Union they
cannot get nj her, bit e moment she declares her s
dependence tbs matter is Yl0cod az gerry different
position, and she may be made 20 DO justice to keT
creditors.
TIE PEOPLE To BE FIRST HEARD IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
The Stale Of North Carolina, while peglectinu,
nothing which Il may deem essential 10 the protection
of Southern ighte, received NOS npon tho
grave business of dssolvng the Union with indecent
baste 10 Permit hot-headed minority TO plunge
the State into secession. A Joint Committee Of tho
Loei htnTe La recommended that a State Convention
be held on the 18th OF February and bill has Also
been introduced, providing that
"No ordinance Of said Convention, dis-olvine the
connection Of the State OF North Carolina with th,s
Federal Government, or connecting il with any other,
submitted TO- and ratified BY majority of the qualified
voters of the State for members Of the General Assem-
bly,, 10 whom sa be submitted for their approval
or rejection"
me PRICE OF NEGROES
One OF the mos. dismH sgne Of the tines ~ Tar a.
The Sstedors an concerned ir the rapid dccn. in Tx,
value pf negroes. A WaIling,onian, who lately ne
nrned from Virginia gayE thar the greatest conssrna
zion prevails IN that State or this account and that
many OF The richest sayeholdors talk VI ceiling o.c
and moving 70 tho North.
1RADk N RiCnNoND.
There L now prevailing in Rchr,ond, what might
desgnaie IN appalling duIness. There IL literally nS
business doing One would be ap 10 infer, from the
number Of auction sLes which are taking place each
day that our whole population were preparing to wind
up and transfer thenls Ives 70 some other spherel
Merchants are not actually selling enough 10 pay ia.
rcnis. Considering the enormous premium they have
ioray for Northern exchanges and 10 per ceut-it
seems almost miraculous that they are still holding out
lie most disheartening feature In this terrible panis
u, thI there II no prospect Of IL early abatement.
TlNAS MAY SET Ur FOR HERSELF.
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