Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-22
was read the third time and passed

unanimously. |
Resolutions were passed that the
oint committee OH military, during |
The recess, shall prepare plan for
aiming the State and the joint CON-
mittee finance prepare scheme TO
raise the necessary supplies.
A resolution for the military com.
mittee to enquire into the propriety
of certifying the various exposed sea
coast towns YVES lost.
New YORK, Nov. 13,--The Times
Washington correspondent says that
several leading Virginiaus here de-
clare the purpose of Virginia to
mediate between the sections when
South Carolina has accomplished Sc
cesslon, on the basis that no Presi-
dent be elected unless be receives
a majority Of both sections OF the
Union, and no Law be passed except
by majority Of the representatives.
The World correspondent says
that several Virginia Congressman
here represent Virginia to be in ia.
vor Of submitting to Lincoln's cleo
ton.
The rumor gains credit that
Messrs. Black and Floyd have in.
formed Buchanan that they will re.
sign if be upholds the Federal laws
in case Of notification by any State.
jackson. Miss, Nov. l3.-Gov.
Petius has issued a proclamation
converting the Legislature on the
Goth.
The day it was ascer!ainsd that
Lincoln was elected. the merchants of
all parties in New Orleans wrote to
New York, countermanding all their
previous orders for goods.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l3.-The ex-
cite ment continues intense. The
people are determined to send dele
gates TO the Convention pledged TO
get South Carolina out of the Union
at any cost. Dispatches are contin.
ually coming from neighboriog States
Offering ready tqnipped military or.
ganiza.ions.pa, ing theirown expenses
30 aid the State in event Of cos rciou.
THE Banks have not suspended but
it is supposed that they viii suspend
! within week. A large amount Of
Northern paper is laid over but not
protested. The merchants are per-
tfectly solvent and seornslhe idea oil
repudiating. Money is very s,rin.
gent. The banks refuse to discount
MILLEDoEylLLB, Nov. l4.-The
bill arPropriating million dollars
for putting Georgia in state Of de-
fence passed the House Of Repre-.
sentatives unanimously, 1t is be.
lieyed the Convention bill will pass
unanimously.
/ WASHINGTON, Nov. IA Many let.
tiers are received from leading poll
ticians Of all parties in the border
States, contendipg against the le.
gality OF secession under the Consti-
tuition, and almos, unanimously fol
standing by the Union.
Virginia is not favorable to the
lprecipitate action Of South Carolina.
! Hunter is understood to be against
the secession movement
! RICHMOND, Nov. 14.-Some Uu-
lion mea are advocating sending
Commissioners TO South Carolina
land Georgia to induce those States
to submit TO the action of q South
srn Conference.
s MONTGOMERY, Noy. IL. Nothing
was ever seen here TO equal the en-
tbusiasm Of the resistance meeting
held here last night. The speeches
lof Gov. Moore. Judge Pettus. Judge
Clanton, Col. Yancey, and Messrs.
Goldthwai.h and Rice, we're received
with tremendous cheering. T b e
Bell Electors, including Mr.. Dawson
of Dallas county, are unanimous for
secession. The resolutions adopted
affirm the principle Of separate State
action, but express a willingness to
consult with the other Southern
States.
The people are a unit for seces
sion, and Alabama will certainly dis.
solve her connection with the Fed.
eral Government.
NOBLE, Ala. Nov. Prom the
Indications here there appears to be
a unanimous feeling IN favor Of seces-
sion. Several corps OF Minute Men
are organising in the city and county ]
SELMA, Nov. IA very large
aud enthusiastic resistance smeeting
was held here tonight. Co-epera.
iion resolutions we're voted desn by
ten to one. Resolutions calling for
tho Sneody and conarafo coroocioo ri