Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-22

I
MACON, November Z, lS6O.-No i
Doubt is entertained here that Alta
bama will move hand in hand with !.
South Carolina; both State csnyep-E
tons sitting at the same time and /
90 operating with each other.
Georgia will also call a State Con-
vention before the 4th of March, !
sud the almost unanimous opinion
and feeling here is that South Car
olisa, Georgia, Alabama and Missis-
sippi will secede together.
AuGUsTA, Ga, Nov. Z. 1S60.--AtI
Augusta stern indignation. was ex.
pressed. Different portions Of the
South, which have been heard from,
favor calling State Conventions to de-
sliberate on the course OF policy. |,
WAS reported 10 Columbia last night
that the South Carolina Legislature
viii soon send a Commissioner to
the Georgia Legislature to confer
about prompt action.
Savannah. Nov. 7, II o'clock
Intense excitement prevails, and a
general determination to resist
There is call for public meeting
for tomorrow night, signed by hun
ldreds Of our first citizens.
The Confederacy the Douglas organ
at Atlanta, the day after the election
says:
The election of Lincoln by q sec
tional Abolition party, isa matter
for serious consideration. 1t would
be great calamity. 1t would be an
insult to the South; aud such the
magnitude Of the insult, and the in
pending grievances which would grow
Iout Of it, that in our Judgment it
should BOT be tolsrated.s Let US
then, as patriots Of Georgia, and Of
the South, act discreetly aud bar.
moniousiy. Let the wissss couns els
prevail. and ell agreeing to the fiat Of
the people, through State conven-
ton.
/ CHARLESTON. Nov. ] ct h {
largest aud most enthusiastic meet
ing ever held here, met last night
to ratify the Legislative cab for .
Convention. The gsllsries were
full Of ladies'. Speeches were made
by Judge McGrath, the presiding
officer, and others. When one
speaker declared the Union dissolved
. the enthusiasm was perlestly wild
Outside meetings we're addressed by
! merchants, all declaring their readi-
} ness to sacrifice all for the mainte-
nance Of South Carolinas honor
. There is no logger any doubt buI
that the State Will secede The
Courier Office displays the Palmet
; to 1sg, with the inscription on one
side, "SoutA Carolina has moved
Z other States wiu foHow," On the
reverse is a single Star, with room fol
others. The Charleston banks have
agreed to loan 100000 for armiDg
the State. Senator Hammond has
resigned.
Services Of volunteers have been
offered from Georgia, Mississippi
Alabama, Kentucky and Tennessee
WAsHINGToN, Nov. l2.-There is
no disposition on the part Of the
Administration or prominent politi-
Cal gentlemen TO interfere in the
present Southern movement excep,
perhaps in friendly spirit, 1t is
! probable the President viii soon is
sue an address or proclamation on
account Of the election of delegates
to the South Carolina Convention
! taking place earlier than was antici-
] pated.
| Real estate here is sensibly affec-
ted under apprahensiohs that the seat
Iof Government may be changed.
! We are privately Informed that
the declaration Of Independence Of
South Carolina was laid before the
President to-day. This, however,
needs confirmation.
4 MIILEDGEvILLE, Nov. PA res
CLINTON was offered instructirg the
Senators and Representatives, Con-
fgress to resist the counting Of the
electoral votes Of those States which
EnulliGed the Fugitive slave law. II
was made the special order of lhe
Goth.
A resolution was offered contem-
plating call for a Southern Con-
vention in February at Atlanta.
One Of the provisions of the re-
taliatory bill exempts all foreign
goods and mercf andise imported To-
to Georgia and other Southern ports
from the State, county, and corpora
ton tax after January 1st, 1861
A hill has haen introdnced into