East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-12-13

shau refuse TO relinquish them after Sc
ccssion. notwithstanding the threaten
ing attitude of South Carolina, there is
reason to know that most discreet and
trusted advisers here have written 10 the
managers there counseling against any
demonstration whatever Gy which col
ljsionmight be precipitated, or blood shed.
"The caucus which was held at Browns
Hotel was composed exclusively Of the
ultra men from the South None of the
moderate men from Georgia, Mississippi,
or Louisiana were invited. They came
to no determination. The opinions ex-
pressed were decidedly averse 70 meet
ing with the committee OF tmry.three.-
Another meeting viii be held to morrow
WAsHINGToY, Dec. s.
The Senators from the slaveholding
States are in conference to-day at the
capitol with reference to the political
state of the country. The meeting is
without respect to party. f.., f.r
NASHVILLE, Dec. s. z.
The Governor Of Tennessee calls an
extra session of the Legislature on the
9TH of January, to consider the condition
Of the country.
.......r New YORK, Dec. s.
A blundor was made in the bank state
ment on Monday last. The deposits
were stated to have decreased over six
millions, when they had really increased.
LATEST.
\. Y. Dec. 10.
The Times correspondent, Washington
9th, says: "'lhe only result of the south
ern Senatorial caucus yesterday was the
assurance that eight states are certain TO
sccedc Most of the southern Senstors,
including Vice President Breckenridge,
were present, and the prospects of the
country were freely discussed. A large
majority considered it too late to save the
present Conic.!cracy, but expressed the
belief that new Union would speedily
be formed. Senator Hemphill was all
sent from sickness, but Senator Wigfall
declared that Texas would be an indie
pendent power within six days Regan,
Of Texas, also arrived on Saturday eve
ming, and says the reports ofsecession are
all false and ridiculous. Texas is and
will be for the Union. ......
SENATOR Wade is said to be preparing
a regular war speech, in which he will ad.
vocate force in executing the Federal
laws in the seeding States.
SENATOR Pugh advocates peace, and
denies that the popular sentiment of Ohio
favors hostiIitles towards the South. He
thinks all the southern portion Of Ohio
would sympathize with southern con-
federacy. ..-..
"Mr. Corwin chm Of committee, has
prepared his plan and proposes to push it.
1t is for a general convention of all the
States to settle the existing difficulties
Another proposition is for all the States
to meet in convention and amend the
constitution SO as to allow the southern
States to frame an independent confeder.
acy, with fair settlement by treaty Of
all future intercourse" 4.
"The editor of Troy q. ~ paper
returned from South Carolina last eve
ming. He has been all through the State.
He says great difficulty is experienced in
travelling through the State. He saw
several companies Of well-drilled Minute
Men, in and ont of their armories, drilling
every day. Word was received III
Charleston that steamer from New
York, with GOO recruits to defend Fort
Moultrie, was coming. The whole town
rushed to arms to prevent their landing.
They telegraphed to New York, and
found the whole thing hoax, and dis
banded. rt .gg.r
"The treasury is in a still worse con-
dition than before. Riggs & Co. express
the opinion that, if treasury notes are
issued, they will be at % percent dis
count, and not taken at that. sa
"Among the most significant signs in
political circles is the fact that Senator
Benjamin. is soon to make a strong Union
speech, 80
. t NEW York, Dec. 10.
The steamer Huntsville, from ,Savan-
nah arrived yesterday, bringing &c steer
. age passengers sent North by the au-
thorites of Georgia. sHI al s.t
ALEXANDRIA, Ma, Dec. 8.
Mr.. Bolts letter ON the subject Of Sc
cession is an extraordinary production
He declares that he will have no part IL
the wicledness of secession, and thinks
that Virginia will not secede. he says
the position Of South Carolina is bold
plain, daring, nat.footed rebellion against
I and treason to the rest of the States.
He thinks the only question involved il
tie Carolina imbroglic is whether it il
worth while to keep her in the Union
lie believes the Federal laws should be
| enforced in South Carolina, notwithstand
ing an ordnance of secession, and is bit
ter On the secession party.
:, Scorbutic diseases are the parent stool
3 from which arises a large proportion o
t the fatal maladies that afllict mankind
. They arc as it were a species Of a potat'
rot in The human constitution, which un
| dcrmines and corrupt all the sources o
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