Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-08
From Richmend.
RICHMOND, Va, November 10.


The telegraph and the mail bring us details Of
the disunlvn movement, which as intelligence deep.
ly interesting at this time, We give at much length.
II will be seen that the south Carolina disunlvn-
lists, lully aware that the movement will not bear
cvvl AIM prudent reflection, aud that the seces.
sion, even Vi that state, can only be accomplish
ed Uy prycptate action, have resolved to Gull d
state Convention at the earliest possible time
lhe Senate bill provided for the mcetingof the
Convention on the 10th Of January, but this delay
did not suit the Hotspurs who have taken pecu.
liar charge Vi the movement The Charleston
Mercury denounced "postponement, evasion or
irreSoiution as fatal to effective action" and
touk some oil the delegates from that city, who
were favorable to ths psrod q xed by the Senate,
sharply to task, declaring that Charleston wanted
nO lenporising policy and less delay in the time
oI act.oi.' The next day the Senate bill was
amended by the House 50 as to call the Conven.
ton on thu Ith Of December, the election Of the
members thereto to take place on the 9Th Of De-
cember The bill thus amended was concurred in
by the Senate.
A proposition to appropriate million Of dol.
lars W arm the State caused considerable discus
sion in the House. A member, Mr. johnson, was
as much in earnest as any member Of the House
and would make as many sacrifices to accomplish
the result but he was unwilling to vote for the
resolution without its reference to the proptr com.
mlttee. Let" said he; tho people know ii the
'money Is W be raised, that 1t will be raised in
such u way I'd not the bea burhen upon the
poorer Classes lie believed the properly which
was >oparIlzed ought to bear the burtLels in
"cdental 10 lts protection The amount was
finally reduc ID to S4O00OO and the subject refer
red A bill for the protection Of the banks Of
the State, relieving them from the penalties Of
a law requiring them to keep their vaults acer-
tain per centage Of specie, was adopted by the
House; together with several other acts looking
to the emergency Of secession into which the
State Is anxious to plunge. Senators Toombs, ol
Georgia, and Chestnut, Of South Carolina, have
both resigned their SenatorShips The telegraph
does not state whether the resignation is inme
diate or only prospective. Senator Hammond
oae Of the abest as well as most conservative oI
the leading public men Of South Carolina, has SC
far taken NO public part in the secession move
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orh ssn,aa 81 ,hs oS naona aS ovsn nythssa c;tiss
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,an @ ,h "s1 carr Svsa ~ S"r,I Ca,,s IRs ieg;ss
ta". @ V " Gsor & i, now win n session has taken nc
stan @ t,wa,I secession % or even for the calling Of
Conventional consider the subject. On The con
tmy that body seems to think the restrictiy,
lavs prul,osed by Gov, Brown, taking the com
msrs md manufactures of certain Northerr
at,a,,s sulicient for the exirepcy. Ofthese law
il j suIiccnt to say that, i enacted, they vii