Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-02
Whole Number, 429

meeting was held here last night,
when tho following person were
nominated us delegates to tn state
Convention, which meets in Mont
gomcry on the 9TH Of January IcXt.
Messrs. Garland, Goode, Wm u,
Dunn, John A. Winston an r, II
Smith.
PLjtadeiohid. Dec. 2l.-Mr v. ~.
Couklm Of ,ui, city, dome,
lidity of thc letter, the subs r. r.
which was telegraph yesterd r"
the New Yorl, L mes, purpo H.
cume from the President,
Nelc Y5ik, Dec 1i.--fhe e.
ington correspondents Of I'll
York Herald says that uw.uw
Weed and others, have had ,..
terview with Mr.. Lincoln, d.
residence in Springfield, li'hul-.
and returned to Washingtor wi.;h
modified programme, to he sub
mitted to the Black Republican.
The Washington correspondent OF
the New York Times says that ma.
ior Anderson has been ordered to
surrender Fort Moultrie, ifatlocEed
by the Secessionists.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
james Hewitt & Co. write, BY the &.
Etna, that considerable une0siuess
was beginning to be feltin England
on account of the panic in the I'm
tied States. 1t was feared that It
will cause larger shipments o. gold
than was at first anticipated, and
thus seriously affect the money mar
llct and financial circles geners Iy,
La consequence of this fear, o'cry
description Of American produce
was beginning to be unfavoro9iy
affected.
1t was reported that the Empcr-
or of Austria was about to apnul
the recently concluded Concordat
with Rome.
The crisis in the Ministry ofAu5
tria is passed.
1t was reported in political cire.cs
that the Austrian cabinet at Vicun1
had discussed the expediency of
declaring martial law througl glout
Hungary.
RaSsia. The Gar of Russia eu,-
ancipates all by decree to tax Ct
feet January lst, 1851.
Haly.~-King Victor Emanuel ro-
turned to Naples from the Islam Of
Sicily on the 7th
In Italy there was a contiocod
| rea,tiOnarV movement.
The Sardinians await the fall Of
Gaeta before demanding the sesron
der of the citadel at Wessina.
Chinu.-The city Of Pelsin was
surrendered to the Allies on the l3ta
October.
A new rebellion had broken out
at Shanghai.
Forolgh office kilograms say that
theoAlhed forces had taken possess
ion Of Pellin. The Emperor's sum
mer palace was sacked Of immense
spoils. The Emperor himself had
fed to Tartary.
Letters by steamers recently ar
rived state that the British are still
in doubt Of any serious ditiicu ii&
resulting from the present excited
state public feeling in America,
PUBLIC MEETING AT PLANO, COLLIN
COUNTY.
Agrecably to previous appointment, a pub
| lie neeung was he'd at Plano, in Co4hA
County, on thursday, Dec l3th, 1860.
On motion, the Rev. I. J. Malone was call
ed TO the cnalr, aud Dr. wilson requested
to act as Secretary. On mocIon Major John
Spears, Joseph Foreman, Esq, and i. ".
Fowler Esq, were appointed commlitee
10 d lw up tsolutions expressive of the sem
t.ments OF this community in the present
eXigency.
ne committee having retired, the meet
ing Was addressed by john 4. Colt and Dr.
James 1htockmor, on.
A .csoIution was offered by Dr.. Wilson,
approvidg of Gov. Houston ploposltiou toc
a Convention OF the Southern States Fbis
rueolution was suppo.ted by Dr.. Throclnor-
ton, in speech, and opposed by John u
Cot, Iep,y, and the vole being calle for,
Was Ln.n mJDsly laid on the table.
4 he cJn.mi e. on nesoIutions tnen brought
in the following p. Gamble and resolutions
WHEREAS, The Northern States of this on
iederacy have Tor years heaped INSULTS
and INJURIES upon the South have ~
uni ust legislation, enriched themseyC9Ut
our expense; have deprived our proic ty
- OF the protection guaranteed by the Con
stiiution, by rsius ng to carry out the
y. p.oyision N that INST. un9nt for the rem
uitlon OF fugitive slaves; have offered fnc
and mi r sOnment as their welcome 30
Southern men dema ading their pror ec-y
III accoi dance win the Constitution and
the laws have refused to surrender 70
the Executive of Southern State, a rgy-
lerer whose hands were red with the blood
of ler peace. ul citizens; have invaded
tei ory OF the United Stutes with boa
of organ zed rIiffians, burning their houses
taking the lives Of southern men;
And, WHEREAS, Disregarding our cop'
plants anl iemonstrances,s and constra-
ing our forbeai ance as cseardice, thel'sc-
pie oithe NorLern States have chosen q
q residency q man whose claims to OF
fite was his hatred Of Southern Inst tl-
tions, and who is commisted 10 the horid
doctrine of negro eqdlli.y, thus dep u
ing us of the last hope of security 'nd
honor while in Union with them; 1here
fore be it
Resofped Ist That in our opinion, TsYas
having left tie alternative of snbjugsiiol %
independence, cannot hes ate IN her ch' ,-
r soIved 2d, Uhat in order that the Tsala.
of the p ople may be heard, We earne
rec quesf the EN ecGiive OF the State to COME
The eg stature at as early a day as Pr sli-
cable.
Rssoiredd, 3, That We hold the Lone s.ar
as the standard Of our galiaut State, sna
hope soon to see It's light blended with de
k ndied beams Of great Southefn Cor siei-
iation.
Resolucd, lih, That copies Of eur proceed
ines be sent 10 tie HsE5ssey lieSsel.gsr ana
DIiiGs H-ralL
ghe question being cslied ior, be P NJ
bic and resolutions were adopted VITO oet
one dissenting voice, and with = iarii"eg