The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-03


,r5r. .houi the country. We present our
-,.ssrs this morning with further informa-
...u shoRlu. ,he progress Of The impending
-e,oiut.ua.
SECESSION sT.RCHEs.
rLs baN o. fbe House OF Representatives at
'lpohis = {. a@s thronGed with q brilliant
,-.rcp ~ Thursday night last, to hear an
,i.rr,s lr,u. he Hon. mn Bstboa. OF Ten.
- on The political a. pee - OF the presan,
- ll. satd that Tennessee Was now like
., -ssay eagle auj would, as surely as S,uth
,,,-.lIua seeded and raised the stansard OF
A .gfuiI mai liberty, sus tain her ia the con.
.s., he spoke eli quentIy of the proud posi-
,t Sbu II CATouna; of the heart OF every
-s.u & The South beatiag In unison with
,.r AIs speech was enthuslas ticaIly received
NJ Porter VAS called on. and said as far as
Carolina was concerned, the die has
. tss3-;he ruhicou crossed There was
Ia. one opinion from the mountains TO the
aboard AID Ne were united as one man. A
ole s. united could not be conquered snb.
s.r! e5 put do osr by suuihiIauon. We stand
..a guT own soil, Hgh tn & for our homesand
,,rf,rnIng dear 10 as Within less than
ma. p tals SJste would be out Of the Union.
.-trrl trusted It v ould be for veal and moi
8.r t1T honor, and not for shame
t..l SimOus was loudly called for and
-.sts Az Fl. 4usUt response, which was most
....rtts l,Aliy received. He advocated the
dale and separate action by South Caro-
.. .. warm aud eloQ ueat terms He SAID h.
,...ul"i himself nine months ago, In this
.,., l.1ll Ihat ia the contingency of the cleo
..u.aE.aeA Kapa oiican President, he would
r- 81. a,uSrH 4ud uLquaAfisd DIsuniOnist-
sob Carolina should and must now 20 for
e,rt - '''
Ihs numerous friends of Col. Smons In Co.
fu.aol we're highly gratItied with his brilliant
sd 4-.!-ctiy poutauecus effort.
IA Governor bleans, Ooi. Macfarlan and
5..-.s also spoke, all eioquently and we'll, and
we're heartily appiauded.
SENATOR TooMBs
TAI. distinguished gentleman was invited
:. ..sud he mass meeting at AbbevilIe. ). O.
ID. a.. le,ler 10 the committee, he SAYS the
hala Republican party may be said now TO
have .Ls irr .slauye aud executive departments
q EEar Government. He adds:
How Will they use them Look TO their
conduct In the States where they have had
90 atr, ana answer The question yourselves
!r.lA YOU that with ne army aud navy and So
l..l-us %! moIey annually a; their disposal
.a.i 20 %htcH were obtained solely by reason
"! .lvlg vEmIly 10 your IustItutious,l that they
VII aaR Telrnt-th&t they will cease 10 war
y4 Yuur Institutions. cease 10 rob Won ceas.
8. project nuTd-IeTs and iuceudiarieS; thai
ts~y RIll uoE deliver up fugitiyes from ias-
..r 4ud .luyr--Tepeal personal liberty Nils 2
j, Jvu 2yueve This, God Almighty helm Won
.r uy Hrm uI flesh can save you. No strike.
Ll telaf! men, strike now-to- -dayI IL yours,
sou HEkN CREDIT.
The COlumoia u uardian cOntradicts n state
rH-. .u he New York Times, that "manv
Northern merchants are refusing credit to the
: IN tlTolIua merchants, even AFTER they
have setted 10 the last cent" and says
Several agents from large New York houses
La'e visited CJlunp pa during the past week
I'D "r aIe iuIurned by some OF our iradiog
merchants that they were never more auxluus
.-cc-lye orders. Inis WhUlesale nauUfar
,-ls OF lIbcIs against South Carolina pl.r-
.-Hhls l. ou' paIt ahd parcel OF The systematic
lar . Ign no ltsF\ - ffaaar,.
No STATE IA the Union furnishes more rplia
Die Z pFompLer-P paying merchants than this
a.d mere as not IA WeIi-lnIormed journal m
NrE GuIk city that uUes not know thIs fact
I.- circulation, therefore, OF such a gross
t'a4d-r proceeds from malice prepense and
is indicative OF uerp-seated maIIgulty thar
s.u"s no restraints OF truth or Justice The
hour oi deliVerance ffUm polItical associatluu
WIN such sianutFers Is near ut maud.
SOUTHERN REsIsTAsCE.
The Charles ton C5urier, Ut Friday last, has
ua following:
L--ieTs IRON various portions of the South
S-tles arr constantly received in this cat. .
l-.eI!.ng 10 The great political movement Ut
bus Slale aud III mAEy cases II not all the
resent aiutude aud deter mIuatlon OF the
, - bi- receive hearty COmmeL datlUn and offers
.. A--IstHEce.
AI~lJer received yesterday from county in
ifr.rEla, which was believed TO be largely
-s..aai resIs tance, gives II more hopeful re-
l.L
ATTITUDE OF THE cRCsCHR5.
Iptu ms subject the Charles ton Courier
remarks
We have lately had occasion to report the
iH=liyA ana actions, seSeiai!y, OF the Bap-
'ri hssOcIatious of AiAbama aud South
i-"Iua, rs officially defined by resolutions
aeu.isatiy asserting the duty aud policy OF
Immediate secession.
4-a!calIohs that have reached us from many
'.-',es, by letter ahd 10y personal testimony,
hs'lfee Us that the Me,aodist EpiscopIi
'lattu (SOu,h) In this State, CONNECTED > ii
D., "i.A tne first great movement OF ecclesias-
4. Al s-paTauOu, IS overwhelmingly. II mot
-lallmJusly, on the same platform.
CALL TO ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS.
The Charleston Mercury calls upon each
All all The sons OF South Carolina " no are
lgE engaged la the military service OF the
er4meut of the United States, TO "re-
L.I4ee at once the sword and the ratioLs OF
-t vulgar Oppressor, and 10 hasten at once To
u- homes LnaL gave them birth, for The pro
To- Ion " their natye soil, the preservation
U. ne institutions of their State, aud the
HlluIenuLcs OF the Liberty OF trsemen, be-
gI-AtArd them by Their fathers.
Syuin OarOnna wants her soldier-citiZens
I-uad ner now. Toe mother looks 10 her
s.L' 10 protect her irom outrage. Shall she
b.. Il vain She wants, now lltary skill
AZ science u direct The courage aud energies
" LrT people. She looks 10 her army und
Any Ulcers 10 supply that want. Lei them
y 'Fu home al once, without any hesitation
"--t-NeF They need nave no more doubt OF
N.'h C~ro!lna'a going out OF The Uuion than
-a~ "oTtC's turnIug round. livery man
goes 70 the Convention Will be pledged
-'.I- iIsd6ed Tor Immediate separate State
t-'r-s.4n, IN any event whatever. Once out OF
4' mon, nJihIug bat conquest will bring her
%. b. SIZE ts Resolved, SICK el The Union, dis
yea "ith y upon any terms, that are with
90 .tr range OF the widest possl oiiity.
re! soAs, however. VIII be taken care OF,
"uA'rFeT Tue result OF her secession-tor fhat
AT gk..EfN k.tIH
'A'Af Iet their promptlude bespeak the
-'" '"L VI theiE devotion TO their native STATE
LITER From GOV. HAMMoED.
d. J. H. Hammond, Of :. g., writes TO the
...'I''iee oi the mass meeting AZ Columbus
u'a Carolina will certainly secede from
r 'iou Oh the ian or lsth Of December
-' '-'s"us ~ Try II fully, a. all costs. No
t~nFTJmIses OF any sort She VIII take
.HFAhtees, but wIIl 60 out high and dry,
--' '1'eFet. Ii Georgia viii back her. there
. ~ hl1ie or no trouble. oniy wish she
- allied nef Convention for the day bsfore
,-- t.ae cut fast. We don't want 10 lead
"'h gladly give Georgia The lead and all
= L1AOis. Let her put forth her hand and
- 'btin. Sue is, aud muel be the Empire
A'e VI 'he South, ana South Carolina VIII
- Perhaps, Il hard tiine without her sus-
@.AAg arm"
FLORIDA
Ihe Monticello (FIa.J Fflend says:
Df i. NJ. Palmer returned on Wednesday
NI<it 10 The Eastern portion OF The
- aud iEforms US that there exists bat one
iilS among the peopie-that OF secesslon.-
We ed New manssille, Gainesville, Mica
[0Tl JacAsonSiiIe, Lake City, and FeTnan-
-1d did not nnd a solitary submIssIonIst.
- 'Ihandiba the people are very much eA-
.'7l Oa MOudAy, charleston steamer came
s'''il. ~ to that port with the Palmetto flag
)Ihs A. lis masthead. A number OF citizens
''Cti the vessel, and, after obtaining per-
-'A'A, run up TWO more nags-one with TWO
is, IrpreseuluR South Carolina, and the
~ WIN large letters emblazoned upon II,
"I'-A goes with Sout tn Carolina"
THk INTERSTATE FLAG.
4As following 10 the inscription on the flag