Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-28

niaL, at which decisive measures
a,s The secession of Georgls viii he
-" A military State Convention Is to
be held on Sunday next at Miiledge-
yilcl, ,
A delegation of South carollnianS
is visiting Georgia,
1t Is reliably reported that seVeinl
hundred thousand men are already
enrolled ut the South, and that the
cnrollmenls are still in progress
NEW YORK,
Nrw YoRK, Nov, l0.-BushcsS Is
perfectly stagnant, News irom 'h'
South is of the most alarming ma
turc The working classes are
thrown into state OF agitation
which the Tribune and Times try
IN vain to suppress, Southern bank
h;lls of exchange ON Europe we
scarcely negotiable, Southern states
stocks are on the decline,
The organs of the Union party
nre pressing upon Lincoln to issue n
proclamation promising not 10 VI
olatc the interests of the South
Gold shipments TO the South to par'
chas Northern Exchange are III
crcasing. ,,
WASHINGTON CITY.
WAsuINGToN. Nov. l0.-ln Official
quarters no apprehension exists
flat further seizures of Forts or
public property will take place IN
the South. n
The report set afloat that Pres
idcnt Buchanan intends issuing n
proclamation is erroneous. Inc
members of the Cabinet held ameet-
ing to take into consideration the
events in the South, but no formal
action was taken.
| LOUISIANA--MASS MEETING
IN NEW ORLEANS.
One of the largest and most en-
thusiastic meetings ever held IN
New Orleans, assembled Mt the Ar
mory Hall on Saturday evening
last; men of all parties were pres
ent. and the utmost unanimity pre-
vailed,
The object of the meeting was to
organize the "Minute Men of New
Orleans" We notice in the list
nrominent merchants, bankers phys
icians. doctors, architects, lawyers
nIonters mechanics. Southern and
Northern born-apd heretofore firm
" opposed to each other as Demo
crats. Wings, Know Nothings,
Americans, etc.
The following preamble and reso-
lutions, signed by 27S citizens were
adopted enthusiastically and with
three cheers for South Carolina:
Whereas. 1t is certain an Aboli-
fion candidate will be elected to the
Chief Magistracy Of the Union, upon
tbe avowed and undisguised decla-
rotion on his part and on the part
of his supporters, that the common
Government shall be administered
bv the destruction of the rights ana
equality of the Southern States IN
the Union; and whereas, we recog-
nize the right Of any sovereign
State to withdraw from the partner
shin of States whenever, in her SOY
ereiign capacity, she may determln' ,,l ~
that the objects Of the Confederaea
have been perverted, or not earrieo
nmt @ in Good faith, therefore,
Resolred, That we, the citizens o.
J,ouisiana, acknowledge our allegl
ance to our State to be paramount t'
our allegiance to the Federal Gov
ernment and that, whereas a Abra
ham Lincoln has been elected fres
ident we most solemnly pledg'
our lives, our fortunes, and our sa
cred honor's," to maintain at all haz
ards and so the last extremity, an.
course she may adopt for selt-defenc'
against the Federal power.
Resolped, That if any Southern
State determine to secede from tn
Union, we will, by all means in ou
Q power, assist her in her reslstanc
: against any effort on the part OF
Black Republican Administrator,
= to coerce her back into the Confed
eracy.
c Resolped, That it is the sacre
IS duty of Southern men, in the pres
n ent alarming crisis, to forget pas
:, political differences, and to unit
s toratber os brethren of one house
o hold, in determined opposition
e the policy Of the Black Repupica
party. =,
&C For the accomplishment OF tn
purposes above set forth, we here
: by pledge ourselves, and cordial
i invite men of all parties to join u
y who prefer independence out OF tn
a Union, to dependence, degradatlo
y and oppression within it.
The speeches were from leadin
ID Democrats and Wings; they wei
G. brief, but spirited, and were warn
;e ly applauded.
i'll The question "shall we submit
ly our enemies, or resist? was r
Ill sponded to, says the Crescent,
to deafning shouts, " Resist! resist
al death "
te Every expression Of the speake
ge that they surrendered all party di
TO tinctions and were now for the Sout
of and that only-was most enthusla
e, tically cheered Breckenridg
n DOUGLAS and Bell orators united
this patriotic feeling
re The following was adopted an
re signed at once by several hundr'
ne persons: ~ q ,,.
TO his E.rcellency Z. 0. Moo
ar Gorernor Of the State Of Lor's'dn
all The undersigned, your memorli
ba s..- g NJ nrloone and