Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-01-30
MEssAGEOF GOVERNOR LETCHER
OF VIRGINIA..
The Effects of the War Resolves al
NO.thcrn Legislatures.
KENTUCKY FOR WAR; IN CASE OF coER
Sacage Mssag; From Louistia ma.
THE GEORGIA CONVENTION,
\ DIVISION OF PUBIC PROPERLY
CALLED FOR.
R1c.lAosD, VA, Jan. %.

to tho Legislature the coercion resolutions
adopted Ivy the State Of Ohio, with a mes
sage saying that the sending of such resolu.
tons to the siaveholding states can have No
other effect than toexcite fresh feelings o,
resentment snAame existing preiud:ces
increase the present difficulties and cmbar.
rass if not defeat all efforts that are now
being made to adjust the controversy be.
tween tho north and south. He suggests
the propriety Of sending rebukc to the
Governor Of Ohio, for his refusal to sur
render John Brown, Jr., and Francis Mar.
rian, when demanded BY the authorities o.
the Commonwealth Of Virginia, az fugitives
from justice. Laid on the table by q small
majority.
The Senate to-day debated the million
defence b'i, pending which an adjournment
was carried. -. 5
LoU,sv1LLE. Jan. 81.
The House ye: terday passed, by q vote
Of Is yeas to 6 nays, the resolutions offered
by Gen. Ewing, Of Logan county, declaring
in view of men snd money rendered BY
several northern States to the General Gov
eminent, that the people Of Kentucky, uni
ting with their brethren of the south, viii
resist such an invasion on the side Of the
south, at all hazards, aid to the last ex
tremity. AH y s.i
Baron RorGE, Jan. 81.
Tho members Of the convention arr
crowding the town. The secession senti
ment prevails. Various reports are in cir
culation regarding the arrival of troop;
from the north. III rs
Tho message Of Gov. Moore was received
in the Legislature to day. He says:aar
Our enemies will find that Throughout
Louisiana we are one people, with one hear
and one mind, and are not to be cajoled in
to the abandonment Of our rights. and no
to be subdued. All hopes are at an ent
that disunion between the north and south
is 10 be healed. All propositions Of mod
crate men have been contcmptuously re
jected. The cry Of the north is for coer
cion. There is 10 longer any doubt of tn
wisdom Of that policy which demands tina
the conflict shall be settled now.
~ ,5sl.ys,ar RALEIGH, n. e. Jan. %.
Ths call for convention is more doubt
ful, on account Of disagreement IS to time
Onep arty is for hasty and the other 70
deliberate action. The Senate agreed OF
the 2lst of February to- elect delegates
which date will likely kill the bill. 1t wa
debated in the House to day, but no &C 10,
was taken. North Carolina will Prov
conservative but not submissive. Every
body is for secession, if it becom.s neces
sary.z ~ @14f.1 iiS'!j 2siF#z @tFGss 81
M1LLEDGEv1LLE, Ca, Jan. %
A number Of resolutions were offered al,
adopted, including one appointing com
mittee Of sixteen to report on the power Q
the convention to reduce the numbeF Of tn
members Of the Lcsislai urc. Another tina
Georgia will demand her share Of the pub
lie property; another plcdging the state t.
pay the carrier for Transporting the mail!
in the future; another instructiug the com
mite TO report an ordinance providing fo
"a Council Of Safety, Six delegates entered
their protest against the ordinance ofseccs
sion; hut pledged their lives, fortunes and
honor in defence Of Georgia, against coercion
and invasion. An ordinance declaring al
white persons, residents Of the State at the
time Of the adoption Of the ordinance Of Sc
cession, citizens, without regard to their
place Of nativity or length of their residence
in the state, was referred to appropriate
&C mmittee. An ordinance was adopted pro
viding for the execution Of sentence passet
by federal courts, and the execution Of pro.
cesses issued by the same courts, and to pro
serve the indictments passed in such courts
An ordinance was offered and made thu
special order for tomorrow, continuing il
force all the federal laws in reference to tn.
African slave trade: twill be unanilnousl,
adopted. The proceeding in the conyen
tionwere interesting. The galleries were
open to visitors. ;55J I'd; s9.I,4 ,ste-5,s