New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

"OId Orange" Is NOT the likely TO be takco o.
Disadvantage or by surprise.
oidents and .roollections OF Congressional hfe ans
observations, which were new and interesting 70
all present, and would have entertained the lzrgee
audience.
GOV. MOORE TO THY BArTIsT CONVENTION.
Some days ago f-abhshed ths resolutions adopss6
BIZ the Baptist Conyenton Of Alabama, and transnit-
ted to Gov. Moore. This following ia his letter -
knoyledging the receipt Of neses
EXECUTIVE DEffsrss~r, nov. f6 1869
pvvIT TIcggsoR-Desr SIR ! have the honor
- arknor ledge the receipt on the declaration Of ops
ions adopted by the Baptist ssie C7ovesf'on Of Ala
tana- :. a., -
,La, - IT,, ths adn;ni,tration o. the Feder1 Govers
r,en m ;ncoyp NJ "a things are-vlth rderents 10 %"
n4cIl5ar property recognized by tie CorSt'tusse-we
can no longer hope for justice, pr reetion, OF sy
thank the Convention in my ow1 Mans ano ~ -
name OF the great and sovereign Stas OF Asbama fN
the patrytic sensimsnts contained IN their p7oceedr
end for che appropriate, dignifed ard Chrbtianfsks
manner in which they are expressed sccn noose 49,
i1,snts ensnaing nnan ssors,y from ,S an orsIg.,S,
and power that will do mneh good In Asbama, IN n0
present emergency, and will serve TO eonvince -
Aboitonists that the ssnses which fssoyed -
union Of the two Churches, North anc oontb, WIZ
have similar effect upon the Union Of Staca
With p-s' respect your 'Sediess 'sr'R' xooKx,-
SOUTH CAR9LIE4 BAPTIsTs.
The Savannah River Baptist Convention uaAn's
mously passed the following resolutions:
The fserx Witch lately pt In ~1is -
bonds that united WITH the Ncrth 70 Chrssn 90
Church could scarcely con,nn. IN political union and -a,ae
the late election Of :s5Sna prodsn upon the sam y.
Die beloved sAe has Osod Con ysnoof rs
pb has virtually sepss.d The peoples q the North ard ~
peoples Of the South; therefore.
Do To- sustain our be owed ss II hazards in the ssi.
enance her sovereignty and in the protection Of her OOa.
Rs:r Tbs, ai. hi; dssi.ES. :ss:s S.ly i
aud endurance to MAINTAIN ihe night
CALEB CUsmNG's BARE.
The Charleston Necs Of the 81 says Of the bask
James Gray:
This fine vessel, under the command Of her giosi-
ous little Captain departed yesterday for Liverpool
1t will be remembered that this cr' y the properly
Gushing s. Brothers, and wa the hrs, vessel to raise
the Palmetto flag, she did amid salute OF cannon,
and the cheers OF an immense concearse OF persons
The ladies Of the city, going TO present the Hon
Caleb Cushing with neat Likeness OF the James
GRAY in silver which hope will he finished By sss
return Of Capt. Plummer and while We speak Of saa,
we would suggest the putting Of subscription hsts N
stores in King street, and other places where LADIES'
most do cOngrsgate.'
JAIL BANNER.
A ChaTle-ton paper OF the I'D Gsys.
Mr. John L. Milligsn, the District Jailor, will ~
furl to-day very fit banner for the place and oocasoa
n
with a perpendicular line of division drawn through
the center On the section furhest from the building
is largo star with circle in the center. Within this
circle il Palmetto tree, over which Is the w~d
Secession" On each side are two blue stars, and
beneath the words " All Aboard" Above this star.
on the right, IL a Crescent, on the left of which u
written " Resistance Tyrlnts is obedsnce to God"
The section nearest the jail repreesnt Abe lAncoia
manaced being borne by two huge Africans, on rad,
each negro having frebrand in ono hand, while tse
other supports the rail. Opposite thin b policem.a
directing him TO the Jail and pointing thence with his
cipb Beside the policeman are the words, Rsil-
splitter Wanted" On the ground beneath Old Abe
il a log maui and axe, which he Was in the acs a
awaiting himself OF when be was takea up By The darh-
lee The stanza above this,
"Od Abe In company u found
Which justihss lis being bounds
And soi IN chains, astride rail.
He. borne .riumphaDty to--ths White House.
completes the picture.