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South Carolina (South Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 1
ned to take part with the South. Resolved. That we earnestly appeal to South Carolina, and the other Southern States, to unite with as in another effort to preser the forms of which it has been decided. The hot and indecent haste of South Carolina meets with my unqualified condemnation. It perils whatever of merit there asten the consummation of a Southern Confederacy, and would fail to isolate South Carolina from the sister cotton States, as the British embargo failed in 1774 to isoositions: First.--That the Convention, when assembled, should withdraw South Carolina from the Confederacy of the United States as soon as the ordinance of secession can be framed. Second.--That after South Carolina withdraws from the Confederacy of the United States she should never be reunited with any of the non-slavelabama will be held here tomorrow. Prominent men from Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina will be here to hold a private consultation to Devise a plan for probable s
Wilmington, N. C. (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 1
g the practice of "standing masters for slaves" hired out, and of training with slaves. Also, in favor of breaking up the slave negro cabins in the neighborhood. Capt. Delany was requested to move the guns of his company to a room in the jail — and it was recommended that Capt. J. W. Jackson have a patrol of twenty-five men for the village and vicinity. The Democratic caucus of the North Carolina Legislature has nominated Senator Ollugman for re-election to the U. S. Senate. The Wilmington (N. C.) Minute Men resolutions have been laid before the State Legislature, and referred. Three series of resolutions have been offered in the North Carolina Legislature; one denying the right of secession, another affirming it, and a third declaring it inexpedient for North Carolina to join in a Southern Conference, or take any step at present. All were referred, without discussion. The Baptist Association of Charleston, S. C. has adopted resolutions denouncing the agitation of slavery
Alabama (Alabama, United States) (search for this): article 1
ys are selling them around the hotels. The secession feeling in Georgia. Columbus, Nov. 23--A mass meeting of this and surrounding counties in Georgia and Alabama will be held here tomorrow. Prominent men from Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina will be here to hold a private consultation to Devise a plan for probable seceAlabama and South Carolina will be here to hold a private consultation to Devise a plan for probable secession. The merchants will close their stores during the day. It is thought here that it will be advisable for the Southern bank to suspend in a short time. The Convention of Alabama has legislative powers, and will undoubtedly authorize the suspension. re to hold a private consultation to Devise a plan for probable secession. The merchants will close their stores during the day. It is thought here that it will be advisable for the Southern bank to suspend in a short time. The Convention of Alabama has legislative powers, and will undoubtedly authorize the suspension.
Montgomery (Alabama, United States) (search for this): article 1
nemies of our domestic institutions, and opposing. "The perverse dispatching of those men of corrupt mind and destitute of the truth," on duty to God coincides with our duty to our country. I. Tinsley. Test we earnestly commend our beloved Commonwealth to the protection and guidance of Almighty God, beseeching him to enlighten the minds of our people, and strengthen their hearts and overrule all our affairs for the advancement of His Kingdom and the glory of His holy name. The Montgomery (Ala.) Mail has the following paragraph: One of our railroad companies has countermanded an order to a Northern factory for several hundred tons of rail. The reason is obvious; by next March we shall be out of an Union which imposes $15 or $20 a ton on railroad iron. How much will this save Southern railroads? Hon. Herschel V. Johnson has written a letter in reply to one signed by several members of the Georgia Legislature, in which he contends that Lincoln's election is not suff
Essex (United Kingdom) (search for this): article 1
The secession movement at the South.the latest intelligence. The following is the latest intelligence gleaned from our mails of the secession movement at the South: A very large meeting was held in Essex county Va, on Monday last. It was addressed by Hon. M. R. H. Garnett, the Congressional Representative of that district. he urged upon the meeting prompt and decided action, and the expression of such sentiments as would furnish evidence of devotion to the Union of the States so long as that Union afforded ample security to the rights of the South, and to that end he advocated a Convention of the States, in order to obtain such additional guarantees as the change in the Constitution of the country since the adoption of the Federal Constitution required.-- He recommended such a policy on the part of Virginia as would enable her to mediate between the North and the South, should it be necessary, yet to assure the whole country that, in the event of a disruption of the Union,
North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 1
J. W. Jackson have a patrol of twenty-five men for the village and vicinity. The Democratic caucus of the North Carolina Legislature has nominated Senator Ollugman for re-election to the U. S. Senate. The Wilmington (N. C.) Minute Men resolutions have been laid before the State Legislature, and referred. Three series of resolutions have been offered in the North Carolina Legislature; one denying the right of secession, another affirming it, and a third declaring it inexpedient for North Carolina to join in a Southern Conference, or take any step at present. All were referred, without discussion. The Baptist Association of Charleston, S. C. has adopted resolutions denouncing the agitation of slavery from the pulpit. The following are the two last resolutions of the series. That in resisting the encroachments of the enemies of our domestic institutions, and opposing. "The perverse dispatching of those men of corrupt mind and destitute of the truth," on duty to God coin
Massachusetts (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): article 1
t once resign into your hands all the official power you have so generously conferred upon me. The following dispatches from Charleston and Columbus are published: Charleston, Nov. 23.--The Mercury in an editorial this morning ridicules the idea of blockading Charleston, and says a federal blockade would only hasten the consummation of a Southern Confederacy, and would fail to isolate South Carolina from the sister cotton States, as the British embargo failed in 1774 to isolate Massachusetts from her sister colonies. A ticket for the Convention appears in the morning papers, embracing the names which it is generally conceded will be elected from the Charleston district. The ticket is headed by ex-Senator Rhett and Judge McGrath, and is composed partly of old secessionists, partly of former co-operationists, but the present political views of all of them are announced by authority to be expressed in the following propositions: First.--That the Convention, when asse
United States (United States) (search for this): article 1
lved. That we regard the election of Abraham Lincoln end Hannibal Hamlin to the Presidency and Vice-Presidency of the United States by suffrages of one part of the Union only to rule over the whole United States." and that part holding doctrines, anUnited States." and that part holding doctrines, and doing acts at war with the domestic social and political institutions of the other, as an emphatic affirmation of a purpose long since avowed, to destroy those institutions and, therefore, as leading inevitably to the destruction of this beautifulsitions: First.--That the Convention, when assembled, should withdraw South Carolina from the Confederacy of the United States as soon as the ordinance of secession can be framed. Second.--That after South Carolina withdraws from the Confederacy of the United States she should never be reunited with any of the non-slaveholding States of this Union, in any form of government whatever. A bill will be introduced in the Legislature, and will undoubtedly pass, providing that free neg
Georgia (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 1
delinquent State. Governor Johnson then refers to his previous opinions on the position of Georgia, and concedes as follows: These were my opinions as to the proper course for Georgia to adoGeorgia to adopt in 1850. As far as they are applicable to the present crisis. I would advise their adoption now. Then I would say: 1. Let this Legislature call a convention of the people, at such time as mae in such demand that newsboys are selling them around the hotels. The secession feeling in Georgia. Columbus, Nov. 23--A mass meeting of this and surrounding counties in Georgia and Alabama Georgia and Alabama will be held here tomorrow. Prominent men from Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina will be here to hold a private consultation to Devise a plan for probable secession. The merchants will close theiGeorgia, Alabama and South Carolina will be here to hold a private consultation to Devise a plan for probable secession. The merchants will close their stores during the day. It is thought here that it will be advisable for the Southern bank to suspend in a short time. The Convention of Alabama has legislative powers, and will undoubtedly
France (France) (search for this): article 1
itution, under the forms of which it has been decided. The hot and indecent haste of South Carolina meets with my unqualified condemnation. It perils whatever of merit there may have been hitherto in the cause of the South. It affords no remedy for alleged grievances, but will intensify every one of them. It may precipitate a revolution, which will end in a return to colonial dependence under the crown of England, or in making the cotton States mere stipendiaries upon the despotism of France. It is not necessary now to enlarge upon these considerations. I thank God ! I have lived to do you some service in this crisis. I shall resume my seat at the commencement of the session, and by my vote and by my voice, I shall resist the consummation of this great wrong against the Constitution and the laws. I shall obey no command except that which comes from you. If you should differ in opinion with me; if you should think that treason to the Confederacy should be dignified wi
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