, 1860-12-11
PROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazettel
Asrxc1s or TIE SECESSION MOVEMENTS IN
SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIVIDED.
The specIal committee Of thiny-three will
not meet until tho application Of Hawkins and
Uoyce to be excused snail be disposed of. The
Attorney General has given m opinion adverse
la the right Of State to secede. The Scccs-
eionists IN South Carolina arc already In trou-
BILE. The Star Of fthIs evening says: TheSouth
Carollpa Legislature are at lOggerheads about
the matter Of offering the new as1ny to be
raised in that 6tate.
MONARCHY PROPOSED.
The Democracy Of the rural districts arc
waging fierce wRr against the domlnecring
outocracy OF Charleston, which clique is fight
entertain purpose to make :hc Governor Of
the State military chicftain, with sovereign
Mr. Cunningham, Of The House, who is put
forward By the Committee to take all the IT.
sponsibiIity Of extreme sentiments, Inns openly
avoWed his hatred Of Democracy in the camp.
he coustdcrcd the common soldiers ~ tncapa-
HE Of an elective choice. The opposition, or
thoroughly Democratic party Of the House,
while avowing strong secession sentiments,
ara nevertheless bitter sttcklcrs for popular
rtrhts, and will stand out for thctn* a. yet
tfev have been able to obtaan few concessions.
They hare caused tho Army bill, now under
confederation, to be modified to such IN cx-
fcnt that the Governor shall appoint the Gen
crsl and field officers, BY aud with the adviec
of the Senate. The debate IN the South Caro-
Ina House of: Representatives on Tuesday
rTe Of The opinion that tie secession Of the
Cntton Htatc4 will only lead 10 reconst1uc.
tiou ofthe Constitution.
xcHEhE FOR / REcoFsTRCCT1oS or THE CON
sTITrT1oN.
&xr1trr says ut will be the peculiar n
hn~r,f tho border States, slayeho1ding and non
s,ayeholding, to bring about that end: Ihret
+hincs ore necessary to its accomplishment
Tir.f TINT civil war shall not grow out Of The
srifha3rawal of the eotton.prodnclne States o
~ 11n;nn. else the border slaycholding States
~, III speedily follow theu:. Second, TIM
fhere be no interference upon the part OF Ens
isnd and France In our internal difhculttcs
whereby the extreme South may be stimulat
q to hold to ss a thu tae ees q
secession upon the business interests OF tn
North shall speedily teach her that she ha
Lost far more thus than she has gained by anti
slavery ulttatsna. --... -
lspeciL Dispatch 70 the Cincinnati Commercial.
WAsurKoEoN, Dec. 0.
learn through Republican Member 9
Congress. that Mr. Corwin ID prepared 70 sui
III proposition to tho Committee OF lnirt..
Three. for the adjustment Of sectional dliel
Ih1-d ~ Article Second Of the Constitution
~ stTiking out that portion which authorize
Gnrmrss 70 make all nccdfnl rules and res1
1s,;1ns for the Territories. and inserting
.:1snse transferring the whole power noW c,
s-ctsed by Congress. Under the hepob!sca
Interpretation, to the set'1ess nh.tenee oi an
at.e+ os. ~ mix 6uch territories entirely ind
1enden1 of tho United 6tates, and quasi TO
LIN Statcs, whtcl s,1all elect MI their own 9
Hec1s- nav Ill their oNu expenses, nno oc s1'
;ect to no Federal supervision. e1eeP. loI y
eneive purposes 1ntn no ~ theIr people is
siaa4 This is very similar to Ell Thayess do
49, This has been submitted to lev
...hs;,sn members. who, With the unaeFstan'
fnn 1hof thew do MT Eaive the Repubucaa CO.
s11nction II the article In the Constunlo
eonsented to It informally. eeeessI9nls1 r. tI
ttaa. ss s5ts,,asant ssar1enasr e Of tic NORTH II
NnTth 1r;il .oncede what ia Just, but nescf 81
r.nder fl1c rirhf- They arc reko!ut: aud steln
reniT that # lie south will have ruin. We mig
n Ven make monument Of It ana nnisn. W.,
il impossible to treat with pcople WY ~ ~
to be appeascd. Dlsuntonists insist tnaI ela
ery thail be nationallzed by Consthutaon
enactment, and by still further gua1an1ett :
nrsctically sas.rg to the NORTH, !" On thy PEI
xh.it thou go, and dirt shalt thou cat all Il
davs Of thy life" Tho North says the hs
shall be executed. This IL me snestauee
eantiment at Washington, and each day Civ
TTor tn its tone. 1t Is believed that the col
m{ftee Of thirty-three must prove m ahoftto
Mssrrfs bare chance that the border etat
~ rn b. wrenched from King Cotton's clutch.
But our wise men have but iittie hope: =; = \
Committee will not meet un1n !. IN nes4a not
tnc Ln.e -. = Fiorida md South Carolina mernee
t 6ut they g s.y t6ey Till not eerye. Iho ota
nnnthr1ners nar F1ll: but the detection OF any Q
ststs wil destroy the moral tnnnence o.
Itss1trongly indicated Tint party 1epqs e.
sinking tpto the common 3aion naste1T,n.ti,
to stss1 81 Doaslas, II he stsiks' boldly
Tes President il bitterly denounced :,
fxaitor. capspisiag with the south, sepscas'