New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12

BOyFtOn,
ko,lou ed Ia eloquent sIee1hes.
vote was then taker by Yeas and Nays when the
bin calling fer Cow enion was unaniGously passed.
90 vi ole humber pr Asent ill7) voting Yea"
Tie State Senate met at o'clock this evening, 10
Ssntder Vie amendments Of the House to the bill Gait
hga Convention Forty-one Senators were present,
and all of them eoied in favor of the bill as anended
70 II WIS unanimously passed ~, ~.
IL l. expected u al Georgia, Florda, Aiao"", ioN"S
and Missis spIi win go with South Carolina
Therewso the re ignation of Mr. Toomos AZ a Sena-
tor OF tie United States from Georgia Is hhled Win
She grestest enthutiasm tere' ,
the Cover or Fbe re ted TO roise 10000 Volunteers
This refclution v i'll be considered on Monday.
Ills evening great crowd nave assemniso IN 'front.'
of lie CongaIee Houfe numbering over 1000 men.
Tie Minute Men are alio out in great force, march
ing down the main streets and making grand display
of fireworks
Judge Magrath and Messrs. Conner, Colcock, aud
Cari q an addressed tie crowd in front of the Con-
Mr.. Magath said that he hoped South Carolina
would rot be in the van of Ter sister States. He
mot there TO prove TO them tie right to secede. She
has tie light TO secede Tie people say she has, the
LEGISLATURE saws she las, and Heaven will say she has
selicLt; and il the Government at Washington should
say ne as rot the right, tlen let the Government
proye il by taking the tight away.
Mr. CCcock s2il tlat although this was a large
srewd be wished to see one more in il, and that was
Abral am Lincoln. He would take lin by the hand,
ard bring lin to the PLATFORM and tel lin TO look
III CROWD ana " en- ask Inn ne ever eN
rected to wave Lis Presidential scepter tie heads
az u at people. "Honest Abe," be knew, with down.
sast eyes, would answer Never"
CHARLESTON, Saturday, Nov. 10, 1860
A detacl ment OF tie Was ngton and German artil-
lery fred salute tonight in trout of TIE Mercury
efee urder the Palmetto flag, on the passage OF the
Convention BILL There is great enthusiasm All are
for prompt action.
The Hon Edmund Ruffn of Virginia was serenaded
on Wedlesday at Columbia, S. C., when lie spoke
thus
on Ills ores ion for years. 1t has been literally the
great one idea Of my life the independence OF the
foufh whicl veiy believe can only be accomplished
fbroueh the action of South Carolina. lProlJnged
AMI lsufeJ And if there Is danger gentlemen, ola as
am / have come leIe to join You in that danger.
linn Cnss a use.l wish my State was az ready 70
move al South Carolina. Unfortunately 1t Is not so;
hui yeiy believe, tie circumstances being as they
are Il at IL j. better that Virginia and all other border
States RENT in acquiescent for time-bqt for time,
Sir-a barrier TO tie seceoing States ana te hrst drop
Of blood spilled IN South Carolina III defending her soll
will rally Virginia and every otter border state with
you. Applause. Remaining in the Union for a time
after s utben States Lave seeded, Virginia and the
ot er border States can better defend them, not only
IN tie field but by ter Representatives In Congress,
because tley will be able TO prevent any hasty
acii,n. | waited in Virginia until could cast my
vote; when l had performed my. duty IN tbs
resrect 1 came Oft inmedia tely to Join you here.
loud el eers.l L was satisfied that II any tling
was dore II would be done here, aud L had no
dCult bat what it would be done lapplausel,
end ne sooner q, n do 4 tie utter. Cries Of that
soJand az lauee DO not counsel unseemly precpi-
fatiOn by any means but every thinking man IN this
Stale or in any other State, must have considered
what would be the issue OF the election OF Biack
Republcan President. If this Legislature Will decide
Tomorrow il viii not decide precililately but pre-
ciIitae action better than none. You Will encourage
and sustain your friends abloadmyou VIII give en-
couragement TO the tinidyOu will brighten your enc
mics IApplause have no thought OF South Caro-
hna remaining alone She will soon be Joined by
other States. But If she is not she will be just
strong TO repe Northern aggression and the power OF
the eteral Government as If she had the assistance
of tie fifteen Southern States. Loud cheers. III she
does rem in alone, Which do not deem possible, it is
nv iul onvitOn that you VIII be able to defend your
selyes against any power. Loud and prolonged ap-
Alter mu,c from tie band, the Hon. w. s. Mullins
raid he would not detan the audience long, for the
time for words was gone He eulOgised MIR. Ruiin,
who had spoken words of wisdom and safety that dis
tngusbed citizen had ever been true to cause, and
amid oblOquy and dlscOuragements, had never ceased
TO labor: he trusted however, that his hour Of reward
had come Ii had been said by some great of the
S.uth that must not challenge fate day too
Yesterday herald sent procLinlng war; yester-
day ey flung the gage of battle at their feet; il
aned but for the future 10 tell whether the Southern
peCple would take it up close the long strug- lie by
&c, eltiou. Many Voices-" Never. They might
talk tley LEI sed there was but one issue; issue
OF courage ard honor, Of cOwarQice and submits
sion. They had waitedlong for justice from the North,
and to wait but day, one day longer, was TO hug
therch ins and abandon the name of treemen Cheers
He never intended to count the cost of maintaining
freedom and would maintain the heritage of those who
Doe bis name with Lis life, if necessary Applause.
His Ia words, if he knew before the morning.
he would stand in Judgment before bis God, would he
20 cave for the orphans he would leave behind him the
heritage of freemen. [Appause When the intelli-
gence came from Charleston that the of Carolina
had commenced this campaign as they should and that
revolution was there inaugurated, he felt his blood
bound quicker and he reoced that they had taken the
right position. Loud applause Let ne hope the
Legislature viii prepare TO maintain the position of
South Carolina before the world. If any people were
pledged TO resistance, it was the people of South
Carolina.
A number Of other speakers excessively called
out. Tie Hon. f. w. Tickling made telling speech,
urging South Carolina 10 take the lead, the bell
weber Of the Southern flock. Messrs Gaillard Light
ner, Wallace, Hope Gary and others, also addressed
tie meeting.