The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-15

state of affairs in the south than would the
came amount of matter that we NIGH
write concerning the matter. The march
Of disuninn Is surely onward. and our IN
dividusl opinion is. tina, it will not cease
until several of the southern States viii
have Withdrawn from the ccnfederacy.-
As long as the Abolition States keep thei
present laws on their 5 aiutes concerning
the Fugitive Slave Ltws. and as long Alb
slitionists and free negroes Continue 10 re
siet the laws OF The Uni cd States. we say
the south is grossly wr"nged, and. as there
Is no probability that these laws will be
repealed. or that these unlawful mobs will
cease to insult. abuse ard wrong southern
men, We conceive. that 10 say the least Of
il. those States tina; Rave an excuse for do
ing what they now appear determined TO
do
No longer ago than Monday night last
there were some fugitive slaves taken from
their owners in Chicago BY a drunken mig
ger mob. assisted aud advised by the Alb
oliIionisrs Of that cursed disnnion den.--
We regard j, as very unfortunate occur
rance at this time.
Here ara lew OF the many dispatches
We have in onr Daily exchanges. Read
then and draw your own conlusions.
Charleston S. c. Nov. IL.
The largest and mos, enIhusias ic NEE
ting ever held in Charleston. assembled 10
night at Institute Hall to rarifv the call
for Conven'ion by the Legislature. The
galleries were filled BY ladies. Judge Nc
Grath presided.
Speeches re made by McGrath. Sprslt,
Rhe,t. Colcock, Conner and others
When a speaker declared, This Union is
dissolved" the enthusiasm Was perfectly.
wild.
Outside meetings were addressed BY
leading merchants. all declaring their
readiness 10 sacrifice All IN maintaining
South Carolina honor.
There Is no lonLer any doubt tina, South
Carolina will secede. Palmetto banners
flag with the words ..Snntk Carolina has
moved; other S;aes will soon follow -
On the reverse IS single star. with room
for others to- come in.
The Legislature adjourns to morrow
noon
The Bank Of Charleston has agreed to
take SIOO.0 900. and the baa,e of the
$4,000 loan will Dc taken by other city
banks.
Hill. member Of the House from Cor
1ia. has TAX 4 deciied stand for seces.
zion. U. S. Senator Hammond has re-
sixned.
News haa been received that the Cover
nor of mississippi will call the legislature
together Immediately.
New York, Nov. l3.
TheTines' Washington correspondent
says: Several eadin., Virsir;:n> here rep
resent 1t 10 be tie PURPOSE Of their SAFE To
become the m,-di aor be wren the sections
when Snu'L Carolina shall have accomplish-
cd secessio>. The b,-is will require that
TO one be elected PF-si Int unless h.. re
coives a MAJ ,rity in both sections Of The
Union, aud that NO law b. passed except
by majority OF the members Representa- !.
both SECTIONS. thus securing ajority Of
the whole people in each case
Hesriag of CIV Wi<e's movements in
organizing Minute Men, Gov lie cher.
II issad. addressed him no. limiting that
he (Wi,e) wa~ no l,pger Governor. bu,
that another had succeeded him. who would
cake care Of the public interests Of the
State.
The World's Washington correspondent
says: Several Virginia Congressman are
are here. They represent the seurinen,
OF the Sat" as in favor e submi,,iu. 10
tho administration of Line in
Rumor gains credit thai Attorney Gem
sral Black aud S"cre'a'y Floyd have in
formed the President that they will resign
ii no does not uphold the Federal laws IN
case OF notification by any 5 a,c.
Columbia s. c.. Nov. 10.
Mr.. Keitt was seren,ded by the people
NJ l2 O'Clock last nighr. lie made AN *
ching speech ur gag prompt and decided
action. He said that Mr.. Buchanan was
IL. South Carolina should >hatter the ac-
cursed Union. IL she could not a,.c"un.
plish IL otherwise. she would throw heI
arms arou' d b pill, Of he C.'nslitnlinr
and involve ali the ) ates in common ruin
The South Carolina lrgl-Iarure adj .nrn-
ed this morning No'hiag OF interes
TRANSFERRED The members are now Ell
route TO their homes.
Jackson. Miss. Nov l3
Gov. Pettus has issued proclama ior
converting the Legislature on the &c
inst. to consider The pr"priery and nsces
sity Of p oviding surer and beter safe
guards forthe lives. Iioer-i.s. aud pr"p-rt,
Of Mi sissipp;ans, than the lac elec'io'
and parst action of The Northern Stat
governments promise.
~ The good olI-;ashion of sendin;
u -. Il