Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-15

Der instead of The 10Th Of January, as the
day of the meeting Of the convention. |
MIR. Black, of York county, opposed ihe
amendment. He wanted more time TO can
vass The Senate bill. r
MIR. Thomson, of Union county, said the
asriculturalists in the upper country want
more time. .--
The resolutions adopted by the Charles
ton meeting were submitted to the House.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the report of the Federal
Committee, and a discussion ensued on the
report. The question shall the bill for CALL
ing the Convention pass as amended, and
be sent 10 the Senate, was then passed unan-
imousIy. The whole number present and
voting affir natively was III.
The Senate met at seven o'clock in the
evening to consider the amendments of the
House 10 the bill calling convention of the
people. Forty-one Senators were present,
and all voted aye; so the bill passed as
amended, providing for the election of del
erates on the 9th of December, and meeting
Of the convention on the 9TH.
M11LEpcEv1LLE, November 9.-Reso-
lutions that the election of a Senator be
moved to Monday, the 18th, and ether daya
were proposed.
Mr.. Harris, of Worth, favored the ear
Hest time. II was we'll known who Geor-
gis preferred, and when elected he would
instantly resign, if the interests Of Georgia
and the South required it.
M. Oliver favored the earliest day. de
objected to keeping candidates here on sus-
pense.
Mr.. Jones urged the greatest delay
He regarded the preseh, time for deliber-
alton, and they needed all the light that
could be obtained before sciing. "A few
weeks might develop important matters that
ought TO be known before the election.
Mr.. Spalding moved that the resolutions
lie on the table for the present. Adopted.
A bill was introduced heavily taxing
manufactured articles from Massachusetts,
Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania,
Michigan, Wisconsin and other States, for
nulhfyIpg the fugitive slave law. Also for
preventing the citizens Of offending States
from sueing in the Courts Of Georgia. The
Legislature then adjourned from Friday
until Monday.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. TO- The mil
itary companies of this city, fully armed
and equipped, rendered their services e
! the governor.
Our citizens are unanimous for disun
: ion. A plan for secession will be organ
2 lied this week. The Governor, Suprem,
: Court Judges, Circuit Judges, both Of th'
e Senators, and all the Congressman, saw
!, one, are for disunion.
: The city Of Mobile will be against Sc
( cession, but nine.tenths Of the country dis
= tricts are for disunion.
: A meeting Of the leading politicians @
h the State of all parties has jus, been he'll
r and resolved 10 insis. upon an immediat
It convention. The citizens indorse the &C
d tion OF their leaders.
Q Yancsy is speaking TO an enthusiast
n crowd, at the Estell Hall
MACON, GA, Nov. 5.-The Legislator
d of Georgia yesterday refused to fix do.
e for the election of an United States Senate
q to succeed Alfred Iverson, rgreeing I
5. postpone the ballot until the uclion OF tn
e State is determined. A bill calling con
1t ventiOn Of the people. will pass in fe,
d days.
n GALvEsroN, Nov. 10.-The minute me
= met this evening, and resolved 10 reques
lie the Governor 10 call meeting of The Lee
" isla,ure. Blue cockades are worn by fe,
persons.
. FROM MOBILE.
le MOBILE, NOV. IA battalion oil caye
r ry is organizing, and will be offered TO tn
Governor OF the State.
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA
MILLEpGEvILLE, Ga. Nov. 8.-Gov
ernor Brown in special message TO tn
l. Legislature, thinks but few States wi
q. meet in the Southern Convention, an
$ does not recommend the eppontmel
\ OF delegates from Georgia. He thinks Ii
Constitutional rights of the people of Geo,
ID gia have been violated by several non-slav,
en- holding States, to the extent of justifyib
he in the judgement Of: civilized nations Il
il. adoption OF any measure necessary 10 tn
=. full protection Of their rights.
a. a. He referred TO the patient spirit in Ii
IL origin Of our Government, and purtrayin
the series of unconstitutional and unfrient