The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-03
,TilS BSeehsion OF. slie south.
sghs follqrins ipetef, said to have been written
ssby, tae Hon, JsspEnsoN DAVIS, appears in the
Hartford Pr(ss.s, !; ii h35 ~.

Hartford Pr(bs.a # ih55, 1<..
s$6;,sNs. 4 W4hRfsJ CdUSiyj M1ss., Nov. 10, 1860.
!. The Hon; hIBl lRheH 81. DEAN s1n--I had IT,
honor to receive last night, yours OF tho 27tll ult
aSpes osIo election have ttie adnbap tSas e
event you have anticipated has occurred TINT cleo
tors have been chosen, securing tho election OF
Ny hcma so sosod Il tbs hnvgop %ad no
tsrcourso with those who might have nidod mo II
forming an opinion as to the effaot> PRODUCED on
election, and tho impressions which commnni-
{; cate are founded npon entecedent expressions, q
!: doubt NOT tho Governor Of Alisassippi has
.conyoked tho Legislature to assemble within the
present month, to tocile upon tho! course which
whether Tho Legislature viii direct tho ca Of
con5eo Of sac ssithernn n States as bo
willing to consult ,togother for tho adoption OF a
~ Ia Convention OF the he STATE State were assembled
!. The pI9Poetitn ~ aecedo from tho Union indie.
Pepdsnty q sqPpott from noighboripg states
s., II Bonth Carolina should first seccde, and h she
alone shouid take suc action tho position OF Mis-
eissippi wonld not probably DO changed by TINT
Of Mississippi is the want OF port, from Which
follows tho consequence that her trade being sti,
conducted through The ports of The Union, her
= geographically unconnected with South Caro-,
lima un ALLIANCE with her would not vary that Etato
~ Snoo tsS'l . 49, ., - 't" !"iE - Ink -.
,, ,,s.4 The propriotY Of separate secession by
- squesiSns that find u difficult TO respond to
4 y9nr liat inquiry; for tho fvaht 81 kn9Wiodoo
v ubichy Would enaIlo mo to estimate tho yoiHa ~
the elements involved in tho issne. fhourf oV.
tefior! to; your etatorl Georgia is nocossasv -
! conneetoyou with Alabama and thus to wyoto o
teffeotthf tho cooperation Of hIiBsissipr; r.
Georgt& would be- lost by immediate ncfinrJ bnt
could be-: gained by delay. il secmg clear I'd mo
" that yoh Shot1d walt II tho Bccession OF Honti,
Carolina should DO followed by an attempt to co.
cree her back Into tho Union, TINT act OF usIirpa.
ton folly and Hckedness would onliHt oyery.trne
Southern man for her defence. II IL were at
tempted to- blockade her portsa and destroy her
trade, d like result would DO produced, and tho
commerSfAi world would probably bo added to hor
allies. Il is, therofore, probabl9 that neither OF
those measures would be adopted by any Aduinis-
trstion, but that Fcdcrh chips would be sent TO
tho commercial nations would feel itte interest in
$hiss and tho Sonthern States would have little
power 70 counteract It. ,i.I,it. .t.D.T
Tho plantin States hayo common intere8k Of
such magnitude that their union eoonor or iatof
FIJI. tho prediction of tho jnttrest is cartattI
United they will hayo amrlo power for tbs;r, ,vvn
protection, aud their exports vii mako Ss Tins
RALLIES OF all commercial and fhcfnr;n is,ra
~ uhSi now States havoc hetoroge1emsa noHuIa. :.
ton, aud will be slow6rAnd le, ,s unssi,,opS fia
thoss 1p Fhith there ig less Of the Nbrer' 'Su na
nd6nt I'm tho body polite: but intercit snntpoI.
ths pelIsH f States ana pay esntps
ggtai9n 4. therefore 90 I! hae boon a favor OF
J Sb<soto! asking fofls popular decision upon new
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