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The Daily Dispatch: November 17, 1860., [Electronic resource], From the South. (search)
papers contain many interesting items about the movements in that State towards secession. In Columbia, Wednesday night, about four hundred Minute Men paraded with torches. The Carolinian says: They marched through the principal streets amid the shouts of a dense crowd, which lined the entire route. The Independents, a fine, athletic body of men, turned out strong, each man with a torch, and performed escort duty with the precision of veterans. After the Minute Men returned to their Hall, a resolution of thanks to their escort was offered, which was adopted with a unanimous shout that startled the opera audience in the hall below. The following are among the mottoes on the transparencies in the procession:"Animis Opibusque Parati. " "Death, rather than dishonor." "Southern Action." "Southern Rights — State Rights." "South Carolina, Right or Wrong" "Trust in God and keep year Powder Dry." "One at a Time." "December 17th--Our Future 4th of July." "No Faltering Now" "Take no St
The Daily Dispatch: November 17, 1860., [Electronic resource], From the South. (search)
ss you, and may you lead a holy life, and be prepared for Heaven, is my earnest prayer. Yours, sincerely. "Wm. Daniel Totty." "To Messrs. F. W. Hall. A. J. Hall And Jno. E. Brooks" --Dear Sirs: --I feel it to be a duty, as well as a pleasure, to express to you my thanks for the kindness and attentions you have best after 12 o'clock, the Sergeant announced that the time for starting had arrived, and very soon after, the prisoner was escorted from his cell by Deputies Bray and Hall. On arriving at the gate, and seeing that all was ready, Totty's countenance immediately assumed a smile, and stepping quickly into the wagon which awaited him, a from the Bible, and he responded, saying his trust was in the Lord — he believed in Jesus. He then said to the crowd, "Let us all meet in Heaven." He requested Mr. Hall to fix the rope tight, that he might die easy. All being ready, the black cap was pulled over the face of the prisoner. After he had bid adieu to those aro