The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-14

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Union, vine passed by o vote n 200
against I subsequently,, ihe lasf
pafl i.alhcre1 10, any .layehoI ne
Sntc In tLc Union, wa passed, 10.
against T. The vote wns reconsider.
cl. and 70 resolution was offered that
neither Congro "a, nor thopcople, nor
lbc Governments Of non.slayehulluR
Stit,s. have Constitutional right 70
lcg.lato upon ~ Interfere with aln.
very in any rlaycholiing State IN the
Union u,,cd. yeas lGl and de-
clared unanimous, The question was
not takon 90 the other resolution. Il
being superseded BY this Substitute.
lypflykpoLis, Feb 12-Thc Pre-
s'drut elect arrived IN this city yes.
.tcrlay. on route for Washington, anil
Na enthusiastically received. IN the
course Of his speech be Was mkol /:
Would the marching Of m army int,
South Caroline with hostile intent,
be- INVASION; lie replied Think Il
would. and il would be- coercion also
If South Carolina we're forced to sub
nit; but the L. s. should merely
hold and rotakc her own forts, aud
collect duties or withhold the mails.
Where habitually violated. would any
or all 81 these things be coercion or
invasion. il the protested Union low
ers resolved to resist coercion?
/ think so. Their idea Of the pre-
~scr,ation Of the Union is exceedingly
"thin and airy"
Mr.. Lincoln further took thu
ground that a State had no more
right, upon principle, to break up the
| Union BY withdrawal than o county,
By withdrawal, has to break up a
State.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ia telc-
graphic dispatch received here an.
nounces the mal.,rcatment Of the
British Consul at Mobile.
The Committee on the stolen bond,
will report tomorrow, impiicaiing
Bailey criininaliy, and Floyd aus
Russell infercntially.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 12.-The Ken.
iucky Legislature adjourned yester.
day ct noon to the 40th Of March
There was nothing done Of u Nationa
character.
MONTGOMERY, Feb. 9.--The Con
rrc.s last night unanimously agree
to q Constitution aud q Proyisioua
l.. Government.
A strong and vigorous government
will SO into immediate operation, wit
. full powers and ample funds.
{ No proposition for compromise o
reconstruction will be en-, cr,.ined.-
d. The Congress will remain N scssio
to mike all necessary laws.
=. Unusual interest Wa manifested i
the Southern Congress to-day. I'll
. hall Of the convention and the CALLER
were crowded.
Mr. Mcmmingct presented a beat
tiful model dag, made by the ladie
e Of South Carolina. This flag has
G blue cross on a red Il III. Sete
b stars are on the flag. lie also pr,
n scn,cd another mo'lcl fac, by a ger
tlCman from Charleston. It has
cross and fifteen stars on a field ,
. stripes.
A committee was appointed to r,
= port on q flag, a seal and a coat ,
e arms and n motto for the Soutl,cr
Ccnfclcracy. The President vasd
rccisd to appoint committee. o
e foreign Affairs, on finance. militar
AMI naval affairs. on postal affair. q
p commerce, and on patents. IIot
p JcT DAVIS vas then elected Presider
1ui Hon \. II. stephens. Of Georeii
"a v r.PrCsident Of the Southern Cot
10 fe%lcracy.
a.. The vote vas unanimous.
\ resolution was then aIorsstl r.
In appointing a committee Of ths.
\ Alabama deputies. to inquire an
report on what terms suitable bull,
ms can be had IN Montgomery. r
2 t'Ause Of the several executive 4
7 ia. ments Of the Coz fcjcraey und.
! he Provisional Government.
2 An ordinance was passed continr
T inc in force until repealed or alter.
y tho Southern Congress. all laws