The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-17

sen IL, look TO her
ce and equality that has been denied her by the North
ern States
81. Resoleed, therefore, That our Senators and Rep
resentaves in Congress be and they are hereby reoue
ed to resign and vacae their seats.
4th Re$otred That we appeal to the Southern States
10 Lie civilized world, and to the God of battles
Oh. Resooed, That the Governor forward copy of
States. Wv " NUS VI e"'u Vi 'Ae 7ou'ieih
THE FLAG OF ALABAMA
we are glad, says the MONTGOMERY Ad,ert;ser
t that tne maids and matrons" Of Montgomery, en-.
Unused with the spirit that actuated the women of
,I6, are making splendid flag to be presented to
the Southern Rights men of this city. 1t is the
flag of Alabama.
As it has been described to u.s. the banner ia to
nave blue ground, and its face the representa-
ton OF cotton plant. The lower portion of the
stalk bears open balls, the middle half open and
the upper green balls. Interspersed among the
branches OF the plant the cotton blooms, white
and red as in nature At the foot of the stalk lies
representation of rattesnake with head erect
and htteen rattles. The motto is NoE mo tangere
On On the reverse of the banner is the map of the
State, with the word 'Alabama' across IT,
All hail to the flag of Alabama!
Special Dispatch to the PHILADELPHIA Lelqerl
THE CRISIS THE SOUTH.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 15.-The excitement in this
state as well as Georgia and Alabama, has sensiby
diminished within day or two past, and the con
servatlve portion of the people land more especial
~ the commercial classes) anxious for a speedy
end OF the commotOn that exists. The refusal of
tue new Ork bankers TO endorse or purchase Ster-
ling bills sent from this city, had very perceptible
and healthy effect upon the banks here, while the
heavy discount that was levied on South Carolina
bank notes at the North and the serious manner in
which the credit of the tate being shaken has
aroused the Indignation of our conservative citizens
who contend that matters have gone far enough
ana that the best interests of the State demand that
good teellng toward the North shall once more
and speedily, be restored. With regard to many
OF the stories and reports sent from here at least
one-half are wholly destitute of foundation
THE RICHMOND PRESS ON THE coNvocArGoN OF Tue
LEGISLATURE.
From the WHig.7
NO body OF Legislators were ever summoned to
consider more momentous subject, and we in
woke them to prepare for it and approach it with
the careful foreth0ught and comprehensive deliher-
alton its magnitude enjoins Deeply impressed
ourselves, with the soemnity of the crisis we have
forborne, and yet forbear, to enter on the discus
sion OF the grave and weighty issues involved. We
nave thought, and yet think, that the proper pol-
icy Tor Virginia to pursue will be apparent to
all, IN short time, than it now is and in view of
the consequences at stake, we have thought it bet
Ter to wait awhile than to run the risk of false
step. For the present, we think there is both wis
dom and power in pause.
From the Erquircrl
by proclamation in to-day's Enquirer it will be
seen that Gov. Letcher has convened the Legisla-
ture on the 9TH of next January, 'to take into con-
sderation the condition public affairs, and deter
mlne calmly and wisely what action is necessary
IN the emergency now brought upon the country
ny the election OF Black Republican President.
The Governor of Virginia has acted with most
commendabe promptness in thus re assembling the
Legislature; and we have no doubt when the Gen.
eral Assembly shall meet that with unparalleled
unanlmlty 1t will assemble the people of the State
in general Convention.
From the Colombia g. C.) Guardian.I
PUBLIC MEETING.
At a meeting held at Beech Branch, St. Peters
Parish, on the 7th day of November, the following
resolution was passed and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That petition to the Legislature of
| our State in behalf of the st. Peters Regulators
to sell into slavery, or cause to be removed from
our State the free negroes, in the shortest possible
time.
From the Feao Orleans Picayo,e, Nor 13l
CONSERVATIVE CoUNsELs.
If the people of the States South would come
calmly together, and, agreeing upon their own ex-
position of the rights under the Constitution which
| they deem expedent to their honor and safety,
would unitedly present them as the basis of final
settlement OF these sectional questions to the North
we still believe that on that plain issue there could
be found conservatism enough to give US security
and the faith in it, which are essential parts of
| peace. And, before the proofs of such a combined
effort, even South Carolina would give way to the
united counsels of her sisters We may be over
credulous in this hope, and this belief but it is
| fault of which we shall never have ground to feel
| reproach, and the consequences of which much
to be preferred to the counses of utter despondency
and preciptate rashness.
Especial Despatch to the N Y Herald
CALL FOR STATE CONVENTION IN ALABAMA.
i, NioStuoNE.X' Ala, NOV. lo.-ihe Governor OF
tne t ot"tG WIN i'Sue ta LOT 0ta'e convention,
| people to prepare for secession.
| send you the leading points in the letter of
| 49, th ST n'Sl en,ilel n oti"5 tle wrongs
t,.e toout nas enuurGu rom the feueTai gov
and trust Just appreciation of all my obligations
and responsibilities, official and personal, to my
omTi,+ oiaro +bt ~ wy hneht SUI
fntura sccnrtv for Aiab ad nth ou5 nIpG snu
Statao is in saoasin r ~ Tr; 'E IIs
the necessity f0r coming to '"i: ueplo[e
has been forced upon me and those who agree with
me, by wicked and peryerse party, fatally bent
upon the destruction of institutions vital to the
Southern States party whose constitutional rights
we have never disturbed, and who should be our
irends--yet they hate US without cause. We should
remember that alabama must act and decide the
great questions Oh resistance or SUBMISSION Tor her
sci ~" 0ther State mas the rlght or power to de-
ciae IL lot her- 0he may and should consult with
Utle' saF enVlu'nS states 70 secure cohcert OF ac-
u9n Dat stii she must decide the question for her.
seii anu co-oPerate afterwards What VIII the IN
ellgenC ana paeltotlG people OF ALABAMA 10 IN the
cltTis cnusIhg oi lhe l9ture py the
present or any future emergency, and never % will IN
consent to affiliate with or submit to be governed
by party who entertain the most deadly hostil-
ty towards them and the institution of slavery.-
They are loyal and true to the Union, but never
| will consent to remain a degraded and disbopored
member Of it ;"
THE NEW YORK TRrpUNE's POSITION.
III, No. VII IT L.. 6 -.zL..J - -.
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80 " y. - pa ?l ou;
we s.dll INSIST thdC they 10 pettteu 10 20 IN peace
war Mucous necessity at pest, ana civil connlcE
"a war OF estranged and emblttered teoW-countFy-
mems the most hldeous OF all wars. Whenever
the people OF the cotton states shall have defnl-
uVely ana declslvely made up their minds TO sepa-
rate from the rest OF US, we shall urge that the
proper steps be taken to give full effect to their
decision.
Let US, then, have no reciprocal taunts, re-
proaches, nor menaces; no bitterness; no passion
If the South really prefers to ego it alone, 1--WE urge
that the North should not, and we believe that she
will not, undertake to pass Judgment upon the
validity or sufIiceDcy of the reasons alleged for
such alienation If the Union be really oppressive
or unjust to the South-nay, if the South really
believes it so-we insist that a decent selfrespect
should impel the North to say-"We think you
utterly mistaken but you have a right to Judge for
yourselves so go if you will"
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I'll THE ELEclioN ot phLEdAIEs 10 rue CoNEEN[r0N' u,
lhls electloh Is no loiuay amusement lhls Is
) no time lor personal or party DIVISIONS. Our
course here upon this occaslon' Is TO nave pow
eriui moral lnhuehce no. only upon ms ms
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