, 1860-12-07

were adopted not to submit to the election oi
Lincoln; also requesting the Legislature to call
q convention to discuss mode Of redress and
to take immediate steps to organize an armed
force.
The State Colonial flag of Georgia was raised
at Green's monument Johnston's Square, Au-
gusta, last night BY an enthusiastic meeting.
The formation of clubs Of minute men at No.
bile is going on.
A battalion Of cavalry wero organized and
had offered their services to the Governor Of
Alabama.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10, (Uid Fl. Kearney)
In the South Carolina Legislature, on the 10Th,
the Speaker announced the resignation Of Mr.
Chestnut, U. S. Senator. A member offered .
resolution that the resignation be accepted as an
act of loyalty to the State. The committee on
federal relations reported an amendment 10 the
Senate bill calling for q convention, and fixing
operations in December, instead Of January.
1t was discussed and adopted unanimously.
The Senate cOncurred unanimously in the amend
ment member offered resolution that the
Governor be empowered to raise ten thousand
volunteers, which will be considered to-day.
ToombS of Georgia, had resigned, and in the
Legislature, on the Sth, motion to proceed TO
the election Of an U. S. Senator was laid on the
table for the present A bill was introduced
taxing the manufactured articles from Massachu-
sets, and also preventing citizens Of the offending
States from sueing in the courts Of Georgia.
On Saturday meeting was held at Augusta,
Georgia, at which the Mayor read q resolution
protesting againgt the expulsion Of citizens with
out real cause, in favor Of law and order, which
was adopted. At night . rampant secession
meeting was held, and political speeches made;
n dali nf min aRR0inNad IN
attend the Convention at Milledgeville on Mon
day.
A dispatch says that the citizens Of Mobile
are opposed to disunion, but that nine-tenths Of
the peOp in the county are in favor Of It A
plan Of secession will be organized tbs we k.
The Governor, Judiciary, and Others, and all the
congressman but one are for disunion. A
mounted cavalry has been determined upon.
Minute men are organizing. An extra session
of the Legislature has been called.
An attempt made at Philadelphia to form Re-
publican clubs into posse 10 support Lincoln IN
the Presidential Chair has been defeated. Reso-
lutions expressing good will in all sections w,re
adopted. One Ward rendered its services for
the inauguratiln, and opposes any interference
Of Southern minute men.
An immense run has been made on the Charles
ton Banks, and 4 special law has been passed by
the Legislature to protect them.
ST. LouIs, Nov l3th.-Richmond dispatches
to Nov. 18th state that Breckinridgs has GER
tainly carried Virginia by about 900 plurality,
A dispatch from MIedgeville, Georgia, Of Nov.
18th, says it is barely possible that Breckenridge
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nm Congressman IRON georgia. u ior seceS-
Hon'
The Governor Of Mississippi will call the Leg
stature together Immediately.
II is reported that Mcintosh Federal Judge In
Florida, will not hold Office under Lincoln,
A Washington dispatch Of Nov. 18th, saws, a
Declaration of In,lependenee on the mart Of South
Carolina has been laid before tho President.
No nrominent man in Washington will inter.
fare in behalf Of the Southern movement. Though
the President will soon issue proclamation.
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10 adhere 10 INC Union so LONG As She could do
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