The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-21
From Charleston.

From Charleston.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Herald,
CHARLEsToS, NV IL.
Oar leading importing merchants hav,
erected a msmmoth pole near the Charles
ton Hotel. and the hosting RI the State fas
on ithas been duly celebrated. The cheer
ing was tremendous. Rev. Mr. Gadeen de-
l'vered prayer, and speeches were made b.
Messrs. Baker. Robertson, Canneau, Ham
mond, and Northrrp. The Washington Ar.
Iil'ery paradad and fired one hundred guns
As The flag went up. bells were rung and ,hs
band played tho Msrseillais Hymn. This
fred the French elemcn, il our population
Alter tie Hymn. The band played The
miserere from III Trovaiore. This was
meant for the Union.
o. oil the large hotels tie Palmetto dag
i dying; secession badges are upiyerssi;
not ship IN The harbor hois,sd Fvder@l
flag.
There i anoiher demonstration to night.
The stand near iho role is Illuminated -
Speeches have been made by Capt. Thom.
az. Of the State Military Academy. who AS
sored 'he people that the cadets were rpsry
AZ a moments notice. Also By Chancellor
Carroll and Messrs Nell, Cooper, Kirkw God
and others. The Citizens are raising a great
clnnor Ter the banks TO suspend now. Ii
i supposed that il may be done about the
middle Of next week; the notes here how.
ever, are as good as gold. The Convention
will probably sit a week. The frs, thing
done will he secession. Mr.. McGrath is
much talked Ct Is Commissioner 70 settle
With The G verDment the terms Of seces-
sion.
CHARLESTON. Nov. Is.
Another tremendous demonstration took
'laee tonight 20 welcome the Charleston
delegation. destitute Hall was ms gni6eent-
y adorned hy The ladies win mctsors, han
iers. ard palmetto branches, and crowds
hronged IL and around II. Addresse. al
Welcome we're presented amid deafenirr
hsers, ard Srais Senator'S Porter and Sci
zane and Il personalities Buis', O'Conncr
Whitley, Trena'om, yesdon, Pope, Rsmrey
'imeD,on, C,tfir, aud others delivered stir
ing addresses, sIi breathing The sentims
bal there was no alternative sft save in
isn't secession or eternal disgrace. In the
curse d the proceedings, Mayor ti,Beih,
tho presided. read dispatch from Grn
'cnham. announcing that he was out Or the
Inion, having resigned bis sea, in Congress
he news was received with bursts Of en-
husissr.
A. II. Stephens spoke OF Mi.ledceyille
~ nlgh, lie favored the state Conven.
on, demanding Of states which have NULL.
Cd the fugitive slave lsw to repeal the
CITE, and upon their refusal. which was GER
lin, then the south could 60 out with clean
ands. The crowd called for Dir. Jackson.
Savannah, and sharp discussion followed
II. Jackson speaking strongly for immed- !
10 accession. 4
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-THE Mercury, in I.
'ferring 70 Dispatch in Philadelphia
,per about the taking Of Fort Moultrie. says Ii
Is totally unfounded, and unless Northern n
urnals send out more reliable corrcspon.
'nts they must expect 70 suffer 10 The
'ckels IS well az to have their fears exc i y
d BY unjust apprehensions.
The booksellers OF this city and Savan-
III have returned Harper,s Weekly and !
onthly publications. and movement Is
'ntemplated 70 return all Northern books /,
llcss the publishers are know u to be sound. !
Some Of the foreign cousuIs here are watt q
9 Tor secession 10 open negotiations. They z
g said 70 have full authority from their \
Dvcrnments. :
COLUMBIA, >. C.--Ms. Keitt was serena.
q BY The people at ~ o'clock last night. 4
} made an exciting speech, urpip0 prom M 4