The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

and dnkG shey have promoted Is; nsead Of removing
causes d dispute sney have created thsm for NE
sske o. power and ofsce. ln both sections they
nave pandereo 70 the passi,ns and prejudices
Of tine people ~ home, keeping each section ignorant Of
the patriotic conservative catholic feelings Of the other
until mutually xasperased BY the ncsndiHy and disor-
ganang representations Of hungry Office seekers, both
sections find themselves engaged in nsrce controversy,
which they had no hand In bringing on.
A large meeting IN Hancock county Saturday
adopted nanimcsly firm conservative resolutions deny
Ing that the election OF Lincoln for dis
union but delarrg the urfrendy egsation Of many OF
the free Plates outrage the comfy Of the Union
demanding resistance.
majority Of the counties in the s,ae have held
meetings IN favor Of secession; many however, were
strongly conservative, while some were In favor Of re-
iAlatory egsation bu. all favor state Convention,
and all oppose coercion Of The seeding States.
meeting in Bryan county declared that no Northern
herman hunter should hereafter operate In their sec
hou nd that thoie u present hunting and nshng be NO.
Nned 10 leave.
d,ussd he unosasns sectional wrangles and consi.
ders that The NOYhern stae' should promptly convene
the and repeal their unfriendy laws, and
urga converion OF all the States TO mako prompt aud
ec nor: 10 preserve the Onion country from bank
rup' ", snuehy and ruin.
SECESSION MOVEMENTS IN NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.
PrzRsBrRo, Va, Nov. 20, 1850.
The Nor.h Carolns Legislature organized yesterday.
w. T. Dorch of Wayne county elected Speaker Of the
House, and H. L Clarke Of EdgecomSe, Speaker. Of the
Senate. There was no excitement
WuMNeros, N. c., Nov. 70, 1850.
large meeting was held here Las. night, al which
strong secession resolutions unanimously adopted
other counties have called meetings the subject
corys Of Minute Men rapidly forming, and there 10
but OIL . party here now.
RUMoRED EXPULSION OF TwENTY.THREE
PERSONS FROM GEORGIA.
The following statement, connection with the arrival
Of tte steamer Augusta from Savannah yesterday
lag, currens in tie city during the day, but xessr
kitcbi S Son, the owners Of The line 10 which the
steamer belongs declare without the slightest foanda
ton
The sh Amship Argusta rom Savannah, which arrived
this ming, brings bacs 70 this port about twenty
eersge asesngers who were refused residences by the
srsborns s--,hoy are mechanics and laborcrs also,
thrse cabin passenger who were advised to leave
The following Is the letter o; Nessrs Mitchil Son,
denying the truth o, the above parsgraph-
fo TEE yprron on TEE HxRArp
The report regarding tie passengers by the Augusta
sAXI- T. MrcHIIL son.
No srs Ai!chln Son also state that one OF the pas
. ngcs by the Alabama, which arrived At tbs port
Short time sroe, rad been rcqre.te', account Of
0, ncxcca opinion, he entertained TO leave Angus
to- tho city IN which he residing He was accom-
panied 10 Tie By the Mayor Of that city, All took
pasAxe for New Yort ~ above stated Further than
this the Nessrs. Nitchl OF similar TO tho
toned In The report, which also states thst the
numter Of steerase passengers compelled 70 rcturn
twenty, whereas the actual number Of IN passcn
gers was only eleven.