The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-05
LATEST NEWS.

State IA having, IN It's recent extra SEES
sion, almost unanimously refused to ap
point commissioners to visit sister slave
holding States, and determining to acl
without advice or consultation.
Hon. John G. Bnrch by letter advises
California to proclaim her Independence
If a dissolution of the Union bc forced
upon them.
We have been placed in possession of
the New Orleans Daily Crescent Of the
22nd containing highly important intel.
Fgcncc, which we condensc.
The South Carolina State Convention
by a unanimous vote adopted the scccs-
sion ordinance, declaring that State no
longer member of the Federal Union.
The intelligence OF this event has been
received throughout the South with every
demonstration of joy. In New Orleans.
an immense meeting convened at noon.
day in Camp street, secession speeches
were made, which were received with
raptuous cheers. The lone star flag.
bearing the State emblem of Louisiana.
was hoistcd, and three hundred guns
fired for South Carolina and Louisana's
anticipated action.
CHARLESTON, Dec Fl, 9 =. M.-Thc cx.
eitcment here tonight knows no bounds
grand procession, composed of the
regularly organized body OF Minnie Men.
several thousand Minute Citizens, -
strangers, and the entire military and
fire department, Is paradng the princi-
pal thoroughfarcs, with souls,irring mu-
sic, appropriate transparcncics, banners.
and large locomotive rcdcc,ors.
The procession formed in front of " Sc.
ccssion Hall, - and proceeded to tho Mills
House
Mr. Pickcns, the Governor elect. was
handsomely screnadcd At n late hour
the following persons were honorcd in a
similar manner. the procession accom-.
panyng the scrcdancrs
Hon. VIM y Porter. President Of the
Senate, Gen Simmons. Speaker Of the
House, Gen, Jamlson President Of the
Convention, Mayor Macbeth and other
distinguished pcrsonagcs delivered
speeches expressive of thanks and in ac.
Acknowledgement of The compliment. which
were received amid demonstrations of
the widest enthusiasm
Immediately in front of the procession
hoa,ed the vcritable flag recently unfurl
ed by Capt Berry from the masthead Of
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January list. 1861
Rrronrs ,Rou Srrixer,y,n Til. Now,
York Herald. of In, 2Is, contains the
following, reports from Mr. I,ncol,,s ,cs
,den,c
Spmya,,r,n III Dee % isso TIM
Snringfrld .J,nrnni If ,o.J,v has s,,r,.
Inc loader nm secession which from, tho
peculiar relations Of the paper to the Pres.
ldcnt elect, has great significance.
1t says that South Carolina cannot dis
solve he Union 10y the simple passage of
resolutions or other passive demonsira