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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1860)
(WUMH, VIIUAI. swntMMttai.. I**- MWi <Spi- There ere fraWorn-TO ftee* ‘hj, lileek K#pohli<'eni hnvi. J*, eu.l tho Mipneitio* 3t—mejorlfv in Mi,f rMM|©Mwl to Umooln, S. The llooee of KontMontettVet t* cympu-tJ ol M 7 merahenr- or the"’ the TtepnWtcon* hera J*—Om*-** 1 ’- IM. Hosse opposed to Idnoolu,2l. — V'n'g Tbii UftleanU> join* t fooilW* In H U not ooitooa Toko tbo nenoto eiooc ihni oon&nnl lire IppoinUnMt- <f ll*e from W Thorn In net n njnrUy of night ognltiel WV'r TUm it ** r"') ** a, ‘ lb,! **)"■;£, to horn WWW • V"”* 1 1 £,„ St. Oothntthof Mornh, lire kite!, nT ’ Mr. Wtfw Os Peoowtwoie, J * ood Mr. ph of Ohio, lu^ oOt,d Mr r*m eloelnd noon, Ora**. *“J* ll %L, yulu. their torn, v, ' wit: Itak * r % u 4 1., , tl ,^ lhi , P bllooe. r..,1e.n0. T . k . winter hy their ...bc four tbeo from H 7 tljrjT 2# , u,, gonote, ood * iv}; , t nm Hnpnhl.xnn elt „ , u t* • will. Horn ite Btttit it H. to ,lr. ty Ncir Jrrnf or. I OalHorata.—J in o TMOti/ d ,. wi , u rtKornod. Ml- Thorn tend a Republican by <u taifon a* | No after all,4tin a rn4 in intake to fr botuh he* tU© fcUusfo VV l*RVi not ex *%a th© Republican liet. Kkuiuiaii I*'jcu”i jtnjs Soutju- Wo appeuu what in laid to be a oorroct lfct of the fodcruj troop* *u pcoHMit aUtionotl in lAioboutlwftu ,>uvtor. At Fort ilcroruc, Vfa* H companies of artiUor/ ; at Fayettovilie Ar*<eu|il,JS. C, 1 company of ar tillery ;at Fort MLultrio, H, (!., 2 cuupaoki of artillery; at Augusta, Ua., 1 company ot artille ry; at Kt/ Wait, 11a , 1 Qoinjpany f artil lory ;nt BarrancasHarrat kis near Ua., 1/com pany of artillery; at Baum Hougo, I#4-, 1 wiUipa ■y of artillery—4ot.il, about bOO men. Tiato uro about 120 BtaW* marinee at Xonblfe anti I'ancacola. Xlia rocra^tLnj? etatioiv* of JcHar-mi, .Ho., and Lou'utvUle,V lVo n grri •onlng lliew ju*t non. , lUk l>jJUi(a rrilfi,!f-. Unless Abrahaui Luu.<d is. a tmUoy t<> Kl* section and hi# people, he will he obliged Iu ear ry out Ihe priuciplas upon which be waa tlwlwl. Hi# piotfurm deoiare# that santouc* ia Hu* )>- elaratiuß of ludi>|*eilencf, which nods, “sdl uun are bora tree and repial,” lo mean that lire negro ia the equal with the white m.m. The Fedctol Couetitutlon declares the ttan-iatiitiun ami Hie laws es Ibe United fcOUe* are It Con greM Kheuld y tlm neflvit wn* o<pi.U wiih tht while loan, it would rituugo hit rondilton and iuske bun free et the rioa* h. dihis Federal i w wonld besuprenivby tho t m<4 n lion j *1 fpdld override eii State Uwk Sew Mr, J.lueota would sustain the t'ensUsution: he has sworn le sup port it. He vroold tout Keep slavery out es the enrrilorin#, for this i the rrauit of the principle : •ad, ofeourwe, there t nd T?auil why it would uot extend lo the Suti: . Hut ihe Uop’ ful say he wIU foTbenr’ FMtaps, Ttre-n'.ii safety in hi# treasoa. Tb# to the only lirtpr. Fyuf inilliou* es slaves under the prohecuoti of tb# I’maiiletS and Coßgre**! Tneyat* in the Pres id* in electuf ill# Norlbcrn Republic, sal*!:— “I leave you, hoping that the lamp of liberty will born in your boetda* dfhfctt there sbnU no tangcr be a doubt that nit lorn •HffTvatcd Iran ivud <|Bal .’* Hcrrli#* A larg Mid well attended meeting t ih Merebnnt* <>f Cnlumhua wa* hdd yesler>to> af ternoon in the emtl#jr-relSfth M Me*are. K'tay, Allen ACamack. Tliu fidtawiny reKitation# wer#, after souto dtorussioji, utumimodaly pktsotl: Roaolvod, let. That in view of tho flout do ranged condition of tho ootwm#iciwt as well a* political affair*, wo recommend all of tlie Hank ing tat.ituilone of this .State Jo suspend payment for thtfterm nt tt tuunfl.s : without this we deem itfir-atfoix tb move and dUpnse of lire presonl crop us cwlimt, whltpt’ Is our main, nnd *re might *ay, t>nly dept utfouco to raise fund* to Bicct th# wnnie between pevtlee— H’e thereforo revpwtfuOy reiu'ri njf our ’Hemitfor aud lUpmsoiklaUvc* uo w it to urge the pneenge bt loro tlm LegutUture, ut a lew, logattclng tbe said fusperretmi of |i.vyWH*ut by the Bauh.i. Condithftt thosai'l Itanlta, during thwir *usp u*iou, *huU Rot chargn yuore than one per c*n* premium ltw Kerthwn or Kastern *lf;ht f.xfhnnee, either tkem-ilvr* *o through the agency of anjf othtrperson. 2d. That wo lurihcr r’c'uiuuupl the .Ufo #*.- of tho Federal Court's In tms ftldtrtu mu'gu imiuo dintety for the purpose nlnhe of protecting the . uiamorstat and other inKr#*** ift>nrgia during the present politicalertoi-. W# have bj ob)*ct in view of final repudiatlmi. >r *< iy ol>j , cl being to obtain time t*> roaliae upon *kUr pro ducts. „ On iuol mu us I'. W. Difinrd, it m *L! upwn Ituoufe ly reeolved, that this , • Oftg ce<ju<>t uil out >itisena tiielosetliolr ttofii s Rndbo*.sdf hasiueca n Saturday the th Ipet., fr-’m IA.M. to ll* F. the purpose ol atunding tliu ‘Mat# Couventiou to he held in this oily eti that da>. On motion of the city paper* were argues ted to puhtlfb tho prcccdinps of the annetoog. JOHN J. MeK UN UR UK, Lirniitu.m, W."L. F ttosatntri Secretary. Uil.rfroai On. Hwiaoui)... Suth (aroliaa fill (Yr- Rpn.trpr.. 21 Nt*v. |kt*f. tß*iLi..ui.*—l havejurt aeecived yiuar dis patch. it la iaposaitiie for mu to comply tilth your Battering request. Boutb CaroHnn will ocr tainly acred# from the I uiun tit the 17th or 1 rith of December u**U (ihe hitcud- tu try It fully at alt costs. No enure conij.rwuiiYcs ti nuy #wt. tho w ill take uo <j 4<ireiN/i!rs, but will go out high and dry and, fuiuvcr. If Bfwrglu will back her there will be little or nu trouble, t ouly wish the had called her Convention fur the day before and gun* out firet. Wo don't want tu lead. Wo wiilgUJly gne Uuyrgia tho fegi and all the boiioii. Lot her fni\ fortli b*'r hand and grasp them. Phe i* and uiuit bo the Ivtnplre Htatevf the South, aud £< nth Carolina will have perhaps a haul tluio without her suttaiuing grin. Tone ob't serv’t. ‘ .1. H. H A MMOND Cetamittee of the Ma>e Milling, Columbus. J IdB) mx KB. rOBB. Aiua.vs, Kov. 22, ‘tit). tourrCajut* -.—kuur favor I* received, aud wy curneei deeira is lu taho the cat* to-day for Cw lumbas. Jt wiuldebeer ruy sottltu sue the host of Boßfbnrp meu, detarniiaad to be free, yhioh I know will amtoß'd. „n the Jth. But duty for bid*. All aa*Bd mcKprefis a fUI.T fur hab'd*. I need not assure tbu’ lam not wUu. 1 w*>rk by day aad dienm nt iwgto if toeoTgta's detover anee. Uod speed the At T tot bu ticergtan stand in way es her honor end f lory. V-mr* re^p'v. THffiA, R. K < tUR. \ilmH ÜBioue-sl. i %||: We regret to leern. throe*?! rt private Suureo, , that A. ll.,Seals H*<| , toe talvotisf nttfur nftbo ! Atlaatn Loediuotii#, iut ud vuoatiug the guA of editor of that /onrunl. Ft ia u*t flattery to soy , that du rite Mr. Be u le* editor a! :re#er, bubo* I acquired nreputattoo sa writer add pm enjoyed byoaeof his age. The Luemnotlv# bss l*eD outspoken, has taken a hi .h #uuid for tbe right* of too South, hat beeu to.ld, manly aad Wacom promising In lt* ft Tl*tatrec to Lincoln. We trust that Mr. Heals will Ibrego bis dtcimiuaUou to leave tbe chair editorial, aud that wc may pe ruse from day lo day hie articles upon the exist ing questions engaging tbe public mind. mymm\ Tbtjre are, doubiiete, I#®' l WM meaning ®SH, wl.'i In ik#*paaetnt a rit> iw’.tova that -o caeJN tb* r<*™**y ut anl aai*lSnt grteVan*-#**, amtllUi *w>ljr Wpe f-r bar |irtiteotioc4in tt# future, fmt wb think that tho J'Mpet mean* for thM remit i* t>y a ‘OonrrTjflou nVi wo or a ore ft would, d**4rii’>latlint nn unanimity of aoutinirmt in J*tb, nuh a* the pMiry tepyoaoe. Hbould aalet. Ihfc it wfil be apparent, upon the gflg^Ml|go tiot, that If it dUi'xiwt, J immediately ttluyr ti no- tion of syfc State*, iu their iadlviduai capacity. be no tfbnbt that identity **f inrtita l,or r. aad es proiluct*, bubltaof trn it and “the of mutual dcpemiencM tat <4l id-; nece**arU/, na unity oflntcrent woubl ereotMally compel at’ leant all the uottan Hut* < tutiptte in a common Uovarnm< nt. At el] event*, it will be admitted that itie inlgceurenij to rnifh an I’nioti wi l .! be greater ufut than brjur* mcUMfon. j*'.*- ‘ lible g**‘el tlieu, lu tlr<* view eaiaml'ifii ifyuStvHk IV'hfu ‘’eo-riparrfffbn f 1* it (liat Ibo impusiiig rxl*l>iflin <fa filiate* withdrawing l * boiTJ frhm Urn r'nirrn, will deter the federal Governmentfßhm empl'-r ----lo| ttn'iHure l tis WHektn 4 J>or nni that. (}n\ ■■ crOinent buojr, doer not. ev'ir/ man lififty Com mon mrrue know, that the flrki Tcderal gnn llrcd In tbc vKecuttoi jftliat jiurpo*.* Wotfld Wlbcrig nai at which terry S->uihtm m uM rally t ■ die r*aftß*i of their oppreire-f f A ii*ore'leadly blow at the Villon COnM aigie<l. The border Slat* r - -Maryland", Vifginla, Keutiwhy and .MUMmur! would rnrh in redid phalarix to thccouflift to maintain the inTiola bilify of Htto iordridgcty. Kobody tnMt thU. Frory oonficlvabfe of Interest an*l ac I f-pto fret ion, which ran ojterateti port tadividu* al*or Hutex, lend uuetrlngTy tntbh roartlt.— Wuf, then, Ifm.-operatlon cannot have the rflct rtippflted, wbtt shod can enniwof It f None nndor Urn fun. The prerent cri*i.r present* an icnua tH of utlutittmuct. feot. tta meet H like men, o*n*etou* thai we have* n duty to pcrfbrm, anil wilting t* accept 1 hu"fUsponulbllify of dh* churgWg tt. To lnelit <m *w-operatioo l* to ad mit, olibcr that we have not ewthriant oonfnhucc in the )iuirice .f onr eaaa, or that wo are <tfrnUl f'i t. tteorglftis a iovcrclguty, and Georgian* ahotrM control her destiny. If they can brook th fneffbbta ilegrndutlou of triumph* of an aboil ft >d cownoeror, let them eota to enl>mit but merer publish to the world the cowardly een timent that they will not do what isalght, and tvbutihonor, djity nnd Interoa* slilfo ur're them ♦ do, hecauna othefi will nt help them. foiUimuuk’jktc.J, JhKr?&d'ttnt9 : It f*f b? vn fre jUimfly hi I that “Cuttun sol Ktcg” find tbst th£onth an flow m a Ijefter poriliun i*> cut fi>e from the flortk thanQMi befioio. Having her poUouvrep, ’ Cuubi hd 4 it ur chip it to Koiupi . All this U mere talk, and tin- Mpenunoe ol every day toiobee tb reverse of this preposition, The #u j ling bills bought hy rioutberu Jleiiksaie unsato nMo tn the Nufthorn markets, aud to k great ex tent fclm cot ten crop is now bring uvd by eight < ‘or abort time hills ou th# North. The Ungltoli ! 1 njfcr not being aide to the .Northern mannfaernrers are reaping a harvest, and huyiug select jop.* of the present crop ati’rem one tu two f coptopev pound lower than price* eiirrsnV heforo 4 tlif election. Hixly dajT* more with ibis state of , nflair*, and ibcKortb will have reotivtdfroth the j present crop, a stiflUiieey of the raw material to j answer her for at leant a year, aud with tbeir fine griuu crop, wilFii be se oasily riiurvcd out as was nt first tomginod. Tho banks h*v ovary , •iullttf Uuy pul oufTo redceiu wiih i uin, und cum- ’ not innke local loans; the pi .uCor> owe n unity so . their factor#, aud the laoter* owe lire hunks, and they arc obliged N> take #*eh paper a* will en able them to get ruin w* rmtoemthi tr circulation na it to presenteti. flewca, the conclusion itt this siatn flint ihe only venudy from bnl;- lu| tevy l* tbe itmnedinto nutpiu-n>n of tbu bank# aade gt ucral stay law. ‘Tho kgislataro outfit to am promptly in this oiattoVt MJ rcltov*lho pen. pie nnd.nll will #<en hr well. _ OIVM. A CMHRltin Wi (ram Isauflio^tu NVu publish thU morning flu IBtlMt from a let tor from OIK* of tbe largest nmnuidotuw rs of Mbs sx buscti* to show that ww are dfifpmi and tu girr to our reydor# both side* ol tho great queatiau be- J .ran*. White we have u h>po fur fnrUisr pence and scoarity iu the Luiou, geventod by :mn like Lincoln, riuuincr, Wade und ethere, the distiuguished gotiticinau who writes tho leltsr, of vriitob the below 14 an extract, still believes our right# cun bo acvnn-d. He, lifcelbegnllantCnsk iiig, ie worthy our Wgto st n*#pi t aud regard, for lighting tin* enemies of the Constitution aud the Union— thnac who now disgrace MiiMnchuvaUs at home sud al>ruad. We hqve p<> guaruuUv, bow ever, that Massachusetts would do usiastico, albeit there are true men amongst them who would- Tbe Ooustrvalive un u are in the lyau niiborUy vt <fi,Ut', without a gieuni of hope lor the latuir. FauatUi#iu ia i>U the m-e it ii taking no Ups backward ; Uis poesUdu tho- reicssiou of several Suutbet n States might clo ck it f<ir a la.iuiotit, ouly to return with double force, turn in'r will nlaays W rnuto popular tluiu Appleton, Curbing, aad such Uue uicn. as toe authored tiie sxtiuct below will be hurried beuwttb tbe living tide of Abolitiut.i.-ui. l*ut wo givo tliu catruot While 1 have n good opinion of cuffou, 1 do net foel like operating ut the present unsettled ftote ot political all ms. Wo o(<i tint Wm. Ay | Id. 11, and. if a little prudeuce egiers lulu the cx> preealou pad avUun of your good State <uVjghi 1 w Holl, in# little ttaiq, dilwti Aaau t[tf ucvj uhivh hue In n t nte*di and then Miuunn'liu:. ti< will h- redeemed fruui the bauds of tiie 4 ‘fi*ebout i rs,” who now disgrace ua at houiCoud nbruad You knew that iu tho Fui.u poor i.gh:- will be i c j vun-d, and l know that Jflicre .s yet cui seria i-iu i.a-u.U tu tbe country Lo injure that justice ‘-LaU be dune tbe * hoU country/, ■*> Hoy**ur duty and l will dv uona, and when the time for gotroneuimMb ‘he free ingre States of the North (whfoli now disgrace us,) shall he *•: ruusbL into littf,” or we will agree to fight ihi'Ui, und save you the trouble. 1 ha\c *UuUg liopes that the Uittfeulty will yet he ritl> and. i-Neu now the eo-cwUcd Krpublieau party ar# inclined, Laud in tact ore) taking back atop#- the battle ii to he foupht bvt# among Uc eoMtovvatife niu #l’ ihe %or Hi, aud fueling is, tbat we <lbc Web ster men) can whip aud outvoto thirty oaeb. nf these sues king lllaek RcpttblKaut. 1 eauot ex press half the hate aud disgust i icel fur Fawner uttd othoi#, wire are the luiuicduis vau#c of this trouble, May Hud, in lu* previdnnuu, rid us of them lu hi* own wise way. is tbe |.rs>vr us YOlUh TRMA. Mpi-IjM ii Early (mV) (4 Lari v Coi xtv, Os., Nov. 17, ltftd. | Jfiettr Tim*: In a largo meeting of th# citi zens es this county to-day, the ribathnni re*u lutiuiM were passed, except the term nwlftauee ot refusal tu abide by Lincoln’# eieetk n, Vs re jeoted and feroeeum advocated. The vote taken standing up. one vote only was agajfcri It, and It was undorwtood that be wne for fit o* a An*l measure. We will bql lie satisllpd with bat #e cetoien. Tb* resolution wa*. ‘whilst wc will abide tbe actlou of a Oonvcntiwn, we beiieve the remedr t be Mvossh u, which wo advoCHle.—- Mm us all |artic* participated. The meeting was eathaeiurtie aad ioyous—proceeded ta Jre . eo#*iou around the town, and then formed a j(M aud buried tbe batohet. By request, the j Aev. Mr. Coerdry addressed the meeting, wad 1 tbyn dlrmt##ed it with a prayer. ] Tour#. THK BfifTH. t'umntuDieated. CuArrsMfiH'WßMt Oc-, Nov. 2. Aforir*. /.Vitar# / Allow me to ■urgent to the voters of Chat labour bee county, through vour columns, the nmiics es the following |<ersons 1* suitable candidate# fur Justices ui the Inferior Court, election in January next, to-wit: Niuired N. Howard, John W. HeweU, Stephen W. Parker, James V. Oserge, James Whittle. These men are suitable, and *u< h should be up. ported A VOTER. Gkhsva, thto Sou.. 21. M iMiit- Km fun** l*c-hi ;h liuti of laat weak a aoVuro cflticl-m upon tha rc#ohn i**n#late ly p**.->d by the t'itixane of Talh"ti*ti ou Feder al Koiah’ it*, adriair.g 4U..ry i It. adbioit to l.in *oln amt Hamlin’* al#cti< |o |b| Presidency übl Vice Proaldeney. i n**ure >ru, upon good authority, tUm th Heauibaraaf Unit Convuulion wu*e mli i4 Talhf.iU.n, and not b* wa# frinn tiu i'aunty i/ulei ia'-f ibc • uuty litc, wud not ail <*/ theoltizeuaof'i'altatbun. id* regret e.tcedtiig ly that our < ouUty baa been j.laecd i each an uncav iahir poaitloa upon there |ttb*tioua, but J can cutely ray that tbe a. iitimeot of lalbut Cf-unjy 1a tar w-aiaiaucc- yea, b-r Httuie mediate /• *ib,u not w itj > stand in g ibcmwnhcr* of that i'onvCHYlt/tf paMOff *B<h tUCMUn* at tbe time a* tbay thoaght boat, awl ia accordance wtoti their seaiiuicut*. I believe they werehen cat in their o^rkno|c- Hepfeactrfnlly your a, ilA£*C<>&to. ‘Jfp*fi:irK, Ala.ic-The M**Ti.e.— lbe muet iug at tl.ia on leat Saturday was both Urge and tfitlowiaafK*. The Court JJouao was orowd dad, and the aundnce wonld have kiuun even Kflll grtutcr had the’ <*afl fr tlm mcoting been publiehed in Ijmo tor have reached all poruoa*of Um county. IfthU meetiug can ha regarded ae go ftrdieetlun of the popular Mmtiment, of the Ktnfo Xlabntnu will never canieot to remain In a t niu f wtoiei* i< already virtually Uiaaolved, uUdfin which there ia n i Hjiernaliye presented to llw Bknftfe liut anbmisstMi and diehnnon— Tnlr* yr lirjiuLNctn, (hullppet+) Mil .lit frptUiuM Si;. it ia, urJU tuoogh Jn this crfpla t give the r iaw* qt iba prominent nu n North, who have power nnd influence* that the Boutb may judge lor herself her attitude in the Uttfcm of thoeo etude*. know that picayune paper* fcnd oßpaa*>roaii puiiticin*** will complain that ouly one able is plHshcd s and that wa Ruppiwea Ihe lotitJraenftMrf the Northern people t-> advance Aoutheni in to reali and make th breach between tlm aectioiH widur. We have .<> such intenlion. gtro-i xtracto from the apoudtei *f ihe moat promijjcnt men North—-men wh<; are prodfhtud by their follpwTor their polltieal fievrs; men, who bnvi freight an l iuflueuov iu that section of the country, and whose voice the Senth >h .pld heed or forever <l> -n her eefs t-i ilw criha es truth. lien. fok li A. Andrews ]);i* beu revcntly elected (Jorerrwr of Mu*iuchutt* by 79,'090 majority, Listen wlmtbcrayr “Slavery will die out, * but I do uot iiitond In wit fit? \U* /V*/fcecu %f Cohn un>rf: 1 it OUJ.” KiMgncs, th# M iMhuchimelli Sonitrr, *aye— "Wk tnuir) overthrow this tyrwnny.'^ Mr. f3i*p, Member us Congvtx* from Ohio, say#- (he Giant Ik cl of freedom ho plpctd upon Ui# ncek ,f tha serpent of *Uvory, Mr. Ltaeoln referring to x speech made by liltnself, said—“m thnt sneeph 1 did nut even #uy tbut I desired that slavery slreubl be put ,In oourseef ultiinafo exiineliuu. 1 DO BAY SO I NOW, lIoWK.VKR; no that there nc#*d he no | Roger any fliffieuHy al.ont that-” i iu- “Orarl ,lrl” A writer in fbo Riohmuud (Va.) /.Wamintf, at 4;uing to prove that the rleetion of Lioooiu n | tafflefont tu justi{y dietoluriißof the l ufon, or even lo imiko su b a step netu-*sry, thus refers \ tn tbo proposition to wait fur au overt act. ‘•Hut’ setting this aside, thus much is plain, (bat any overt net of this Federal Govcrmfient, , Would be k#B n wurrant for the re*ituti<-e on I i tli# part of the Hoot b tbito Is the menmeteq action 1 j of tlus Northern Status in Mooting Mr. Lincoln. | And plnbdy if might Vve urgtd tbat then wn 1 ! should wnit fur a ebanganf n<luiiubdration.-- • lint a* tb’ unit #r stundt*. wht hope can we wait fur? Abeulotely nene W# have both the Fed eral Govern merit against u.aml tb# whole united body of th Northern t>!nte. \V> have this p# KIM tors now stand. )tat d*T by day the Fed- 1 *rsal Governin’ nl wHI ftreiigtlicn that party to | wbieh it ewe* its mccess i mol that party reejp- j 1 .ffitdfy wjtl rtrengtlicn tli# OovernTocnt. Mean- ‘ | lime lire South will her.moo weaker aad weaker, j “We roust profit by the expert on -a of other# 1 ! where we hero pone of stir own. Freucu not i | lung rinc# wnsft Rapa?)He. The President wns j of treasonable design*. Tliu Oppo&i- j j turn lendet* waited fur hu'iuo overt act. Ami yrv ‘ * know tlie result. W should see, in unr oftY# at ! I leas), the most humiliating fpUftacto on earth ! mII tho Hunt-hern Hfates suhduod hy pure passive 1 uiaCtio* iust ns vi> have seen the Metmreh of { N'aple# vanish without any definite or pnlpablo j attack.” is. t*Ti:niE\s- sra,ni j Tbo Adgu/ik Constlfh rtrnntfst jittbllshcs ihe { Union speech delivered A. H. Stephens ! at MilledgiWlUo lu and truck, prefacing it wiih the ; following editorial to murks: ( Anything emanat rtg from Mr. Mapheus will j Do read with inlore?*). and at this exciting time, a • t>och £retn btm will be might with avidity. * \fo, therefore* l y hi* at MillmlgeviUo be fore our rendors. Hut w© arc compelled to differ from him as tiro feasibility of his plans, or of any plans t> wive Ihe Union. Th# antagonism ot the two sections, North and South, is radical and in - uruble. The South should take car*? of hvrsolf by orialdishing a gov.rumen 10l hr own- Let tloorgiaac uel as to make the South n unit, avoid ing alike media#* iiuy und unduo preeipßgncv. Iwrim it Ttslfgw, Alt. Cut'NKKNI uAuk, Ala., Xov. It). //ff*.Sw.j .• Tbe mas* axwtimr. broitieous’ meet 1 ing at Tuskcge* m Hnturday last, snrpaaseti any tiling Icvev witaeesed. Tht’ premuhle und reso lutions were In torn* and spirit such os were adop ted in thwir meeting in the old city “Oglethorpe.” There was soure liulc iiv*wwity of opinion about . IhaKmonrr and made of redress. Hut all were for resiidAiiec. N’oxer before iHd 1 witness so much utd.vr, unanituriy and seal in swek u vast asscmMiigc. U waxno ordinary mditical meat- IQ o'*, gotten up hy demagogues and. pulitieia- 3. No, tlu* honey hejdi-d iu#*, like thonf<>und about ./# I'Mofiai tonnlnrf npon tht to eto th owrs there I’lin clergy, our mos* eminent amt holy uicn ot God mingled ♦heir eloquent voice* in Ibeyrreut di eu sbm. And wtiw-mld listen to such men as UpMOinb, llrn.b rami, *nd other#, oan ocex#iv>n tu deeply intvrenting, without having tbeir heart* stirred within them. Tha Politician*, th# Law vera, tbA‘lh>cture. tho Farmers, all mingled in the debate, li wwc a gßrioin meeting, harmonious and almost unanimous. I upino th# Northern fanatics will begin to And out their mistake.-- The H*uth nil! be ft unit, I trutt. N. H. V. R: S'M.t'ttoj*ok Isownngi Bab Ala mcaU&g ol the l.uwndtiabar, held in Haynavilla, Ala. uu the lltli op November, Jtifltt, tRe following reso lution was unanimously adnpten Resolved, That we will uot, iu future, collect - r Tcuoiva collections, for auy claim iu favor of any moiehunt or ether creditor living or doing buri new* iu auy nmwslav nliulding agaiuatany ritlxnaf of thirHt.to, and thnt we will n< our influence to prevent such oulleetioiis by others, . far as we properly can. Goon Km,m ;n. A, correspoudeut of the Mo bile Kegiator thus conclude * !<wig article. It matter-not now whether Mr. Rrekinrivlg or Mr. Bell or 31 r. Douglas bus been the ckoeon exponent of ottr views; all past (lifforeßces should be merged into the ono leading and undivided sentiment of Opposition * • the fUmi Tretidtnt, And the wu/utfo Vice President, and ft lung null, ft strong pull nnd a poll alto gether for tbe #tabU#buient us a “SOUTHKUN 00NFKD8UACY.” • w Cbttom. - The idea i* industriously circulated, remark* the August* TV## Democrat, that if the H<-nth era Him to* secede from the Fniou cotton will go down to u very Jgw figure. This is all iu tended for effect. Cotton will go up instead of going down. It is indispeusablc to the Hritish prosperity. Ot bur countries need their share of tlit* peace arererv tag staple. The holders afoot ton iu*y dismiss their fear*. Foreigu gold will onto t* their door* so bny it nnd at taOsCactorr figures. Sraeru or Hoa llsstv L. Übnnimu Th# Ajwech es Judge Denning at the Capital, ou Mon day cv mug last, wa# listened U by a forge and attentive audience. Tho learuod speaker uiaito unable argument, nnd defended the cause of the South with teal aad eloquence. We have uot Space to attempt even a synopsis of the able ar gument of Judge Denning, lie has been catted upon by a number of gentlemen for a oupy of hie remarks, aud they will appear in thie paper as si>ou a* received. We are also informed that the speech will he published in panfphiet fori* for general circulation among the people.— Federal Fata. Straw,.—The rountiM iu lb. tin .ml tt.oou.l CosgraMbiul In.irt.ti, .r.w>dr.iog ih. ,tn>ui •mmmou r.,oitioD. p.M.J . Sw.Mu.h **re R.d lefii W r “ Anv-n Burllofamc, aTJI IlcpuhHeaii mem ber of tfie j-rifont liouio of 1 f] r< icutaiivoa, ta a ufwfvh ainca tle laiealecl b, thus < xpoadcl wWltWu adffiowj wo nhtst i wmo rW M the ietftl. omut of hi*party h* regard ttc-ihe ‘•rl.’c* nf ihs Fottih: ■ AbrnTu* m MfftKTlt 1> cfuuiWit, anil what I* to ho A* bm bcua ca a 10-jCiglit, UiomJ egrophi* *iim t- > * u - ilm opening of a farce. A fovj.icn In ii.“ South, or n few offlccru of tbe Federal Ooverwunt, who were about to bu divuiia*tb purhape lor ;-oino tiro ay*, U.i\e tried tu onm ineii 1 them lr* to il.hfr pfcophs by reigning their place*. A lew men whom no Lure met iu i'ansre**, it mm.-uik, burn the ctuiuj. ill Sltith Carolina, and iuo tjgbiflg lor *e .g.jnj ft ,jd (so *tjcer*b)ti nowjndt'lr yCiilook n r . lire repuria ar<duliy, you will m that, notwit'u .'tijndiiig the talk in toewrgiJto funw*thi#hdiog the rcignation of one or two gJvernfltciW office bidder*—dltVaigh tlmt i* a mum arable elrcnm ffpacc.W beaure [laugbioi j -eevau the tisnid iftdn wfcw wcnt'lowU in tbo dud, with ,tbclr lip* on ttfidr rfhoe *\¥tog4fWoM those thing* weralaid, need no! he afrafd (applanue;) thr you will find ua ic.rneefh the di'pnudi wearing cud. an shuin* iugoouipkxiva, that huaiuof - uua of ,tl*o gouth lost orue pecuniary df*.< tor might happen to ♦ln in, have tologrnpbed to the bufhteM men of Uic North that there i m Gauger at all. [Ap pkuM and cnea •dV'b'Oud.j Aad U jou look a little more deeply W*> U*cic di*pa(cb<"i, you will find that Georgia a- j* not. propore to vo ca*lC, but ritnply-*-rakfftg her upon her own word—ta bile her own no*o oh. and tberu i no thing, that I know of, in the ConatiUuUuu jo j the United States, ggfvln*t bet 4pjg tlrat [laugUter aad applanic;] afld (Lerefoy® Trcetleiil Hucntn- J no, nnd Mr. blncolu, who in noon to'take that pbice, will net probably feel called upon to inter porti the Federal power them and the renult of their folly. Von wilj find, wbn you • look Into tbreaU about tlc dlfwlutlbn of the Union, ihat down at tlio bottom* >T the uicst fiery * pooch, thafU the most tremmdetM if m the way. But, fellow ciflstens, ML these bm n hi,all cotmnit tbe folly they uy r thi*j jfttcu I (o coai mit, what Will bn ia Ted tb cm to it? I will toll yon. The wtrfte**Utr©fr irnd oream faced coward* ou the Rialto* of tbe onwniry, who, epeukisg by their Upe, and through ibc-ir crguan, iu <>ur great cities, hnv'o )tod thuft'’- into, as b r Ji* they cfuld, to <lo What they r.vy thtiw xs ill d>. ‘i have tanght thenT, by rtj<itr •erviUty, that thoy have but to tbrenw-B tliapawpleof tld* country ui*d they will go down iu the dust before then*, fce il the Wolfit locoefu ami lie .* i. v ryatiisll wotTf laughter] if bo otnc at nil -and if he is to bite auybodr, 1 vvII be *nre to kite first tho*e craven spirit* iu the *ritciiy e i iUw Vurk.whu having principle* uni gu-.d* lo aell, gave 40,000 mainrity for an ifi^amou/'fusion, and those wen 4n Benton, *urronnding, f nm sorry to ssy, old Funiiit Wall, of Kevrdtition.iry memory, wl*, like tb juui: in Nu v down on their lu*v in advance before the Slav power. Ilya kind of |.i.atW jut'nV they Wftl Lb first to fbal the sharp teeth of this little Vrttf; end I presnmc they will toad hi t cfb, if any* t*oily *lull over frcl tiituk. ‘i'beir btMiacs* may bo for a little while deywayed, ami they will find that whatevetdtflirfrr'cntlf c4w* to them will tv; the reault of their ow n jusrtflity. Ike waichcrc ou the the pu< ;lo h ivdliog iu sl*o uurth we-f, tb’agreatkgrtoutoural of i!;o r- nntry, whose feet stand on their owntwre*, have ao four of anybody who threaten, to break up ihi* grout goreriimeut ul tl\aj?w>plv. I AppJaUKe aipi cr<t • of r, ThatX*kii 3 **Mjy vvliff <* liiy furwurd, bearing on llieiv frontier* tb bright tohli of tbo Ittiht-f*, seeking no wnr. dseirin** t,o uo tons* tilo laneer* waving ov# tbe land, n<.r tlio almddiug of iratt inul Wu.d, hut saying, if adb*riog tp the centime; t of un i i Jefferson, end Clay, and Wcb.-ief, nA J; rk m, 1 and WlaWl4ght, dttfl hnv>’ m n < I With brave Itoarut, we welcome c cudliot for [ the CooatduUuii uud the Ltajofl. i Uut there w*H bo nettling ef.i’iS ktjMb This | good man Lincoln wtH t- 1 k<> M* cit, nnd wdlt * j udintalatcr the j-overnment ~* vlrseally to .-=>oth j the fiery epirit* who i.avo Laen I tru.-i; mUh and by J the scryimy of 11*NewOieru [Ag* J plauscj 110 will let thgiu jtn'.w t r <t .•;Tbvre arc bills boyomj Tcntland Tharo are friths hcyifnd Forth, If there ore lords in thbilawlands, There are chief* in tb® North.” Viol Umlm ImiU k If tbi-TO bu i.riy piti’ a 4 In f.TOT of ! fubltitfxkii iotbol'r- V.-;,ro rule -f tbo j ble old Rail-'fjillftrr end his irro ne .:ro afsobklte ‘ | we tnm ho will nnd the*nftlwisg iVom tb>> Cbi- ‘ cage Dcunoornt, the nmlfili • urgk n t e.( Dirif ! tant point, of Cho tcafler of wr eiirir.u-s. line |<uutt# ti*!H nbv ut hanging us— -pjt if men > i>o ‘ amalgamate with r.cgrues, cuJd hung* the whito | j mn of tbo Sooth. Dt read ; I A f.intobiiem.- -The Chicago Detuuvrat, u iw ( fling l.iocta ergiiu, in ‘i-o; utt-f lio Kth in#!.,! I *aid : t Tho elcvtfou wov -.r mid Llnculu is t ccttd, by j h forfler majority oft he riejm! ir vole than wa* t untk'ipatcT. and by thhclcctarulvdUufevqry free j Htu>. J Tliu* nut only has (bo ciin>iuntnati(>u sshloh i t the lirc'enicrv ut tlio Heuth. have yewys pro- ■ j claimed as tbe incviiubfo prelude iv di-'-uuion \ j bean nttuiuod but tirejub ho# been R;io f , , ‘.r* -■ tuuDy, completely uul otopiiaticclly, ns to leave noduubt ihutflic free |hufoe of ibc North meant ‘ they shritUFb* understand. Wticr; eighteen luil lious nt'fVeomcn speak us they “ke ou Twwdsj, I they •nmko u none th.tt eveu the most stop. I re- ! ccsetanist cannot fail to btar. Thus tbQ free paoplo of the free Nerljt suy’to tin’ sieve oligarco} . “We will endofe yuur in.- - , lence, eulVcr your tyrn >ny. bdw with your .*—■ euuiptiun nolutiger I Wo have listened to your ‘ threats, as insulting a# thev w|re co'vax-Uv, rs wbat 3u would, do, if wc tfurc.ll > tarry fht our i convtcttan* of right, at the hn!Ut box, and elect | it man who would uut bow the knee le you, and i wkfo would place your Koourecil iu.ahitiun very where tho public wind v u)d r ttn ti e lief that if wonld finally bepnifie vxMfiet. You have sworn 111. t ifve dared to el< t such 1 .a man you wonld du-soln* the Un.uiu Wo Lave j elected him, and u w w want you to try your litile game of secession. Do It, if you dare! Jflb long a# you rcin.iin in the Fniou, peaceably and decently, you shall enjoy your Oonstitufcion righu. Hut every man us you who attempts to subvert tliia I'lifon, wklch w# prise £■> dcerly. will be hung as high as Hainan. Wc ivlll havo no fonllhf In the matter ’ Ty t!ia 1 the Union roust bo preserved ! ! Such k tho lecture road by the people of tlio North to their Southern hrt tiircn . u Tuesday.— And now what will the chtvuliy dchbeut it Y Will they eat dirt- * Will they take back all tiiey have said about fli union, a 6 out hem V n ■ fodoruev, the rights of the South, tbo blood us their enemies, and all that hurt of thing? What w ill tlm Yuueeys, the RhclD, tiro Koitts, the Jcf lersnn Dnvkc-. ffiid all tha n<*b!o army es trr ; - tors do? To wlmt dniliro w>illV tho dough- j ty ohAiqpiou eii tho Hu; .< ~ n , iu- rt, in or- , der to cnvm i %i’i iiigforioita retn o Where ie tbo army with which bo u ;i to i vrch on W i hfo;; ton und siozo the ie b rnl oily Tlie chivalry will oil dirt. They vrU buck ; out, Tiiey never bad apy spunk auy bow. Tbo best they could do was tu bully, nnd breg, und blaster. John Drowu mid hi* seventeen men were enough to a/Vright the whole mighty com monwealth cf VUgiaU out of ila propriety, and, to hold il a.-a couquurcd proviuco until recap tured by tho Federal troop. . uni tothfo day Jim. j Druwu's gboft Is moio forriblo than iin army I with betmofs, in fbooy i’ nf every Southern etv alier. *TTic#e knight* * f the Snnng Fc-u'-U ore ju*twuch heroes as Saaeho Fan?a was. They j arei wonderful hand# *4 brag inland tellingfnu tssticul lie*; luit vVhen itcnnVsß a fiim, % u,nt | tlioui out. Ae if to add the foro c , no I,* foil- • iity j of disunien bluster, the tthymph yesterdav j brouglnns the m*AV> that i!i# I*p'-ifo!nr’c< 1 South t'aroiiuft on ‘Dne*foy elec tint lier Prenideiitari electors, and they had c neludod topu-ipowcth arming of tiro State until they had ascertained that Lincoln was really elected! Hour devils}— The Ntnallest kjnd of a knot hole will !>*• --utHefont f*-r them to oravri tlirmigli BuW. . Tvshion tf thfi llainkritlef Tho Rxinhrldgo Argus, in a j ery able article entitled “to boos not tu be,*’ conclude* a* fol lows : What now i* tlm rcuudy for lhe#o present and prospective evils: There is, in out opinion, but cue course for u* in .-afety to pursue. To rid oureclvce of intuit, to avoid irritating .discussions, and baneful legis lation, to destroy the dangerous influences uowut work among our stews, and to rid oumlvc.i of Ihiroe viper# who take tuivuutu > of our h spitftl lty to bury tbclr deadly (ang# into our m*,is to rr.euHH o*r foi %rt\y\Ug ; henceforth to be a law unto mirtolvt . Let us duly uontiik-r the danger# aud ditUeul-, tic# that lie lb our#ray, and prepare t> inert then, without fear and without faltering. V. ith thi proper spirit wo have ro*rourec# andstrergth ruf leient to any cuiorgoucy. Thf Wort is tlouc. Tiro decree hi*# gone f^rth—the Vnlo* #t nn ond no power on i-artb ca* keep Uendina firoai resuming her sovereignty. Fhe is virtually out of tbe l nlun. The question is, shall Georgia the Empire Stria of tho South -be n in a movament where Southern honor and interest are at slake l If Carat!ra t ' s ‘* alone, l.ikcm.n i bound by hi* pledges to attempt to < rorCe her back, and tbeu there will be but one voice ip ail the South, and the horrors of war and continued panic will be added to the legitimate conscqnca ees of poaccful friwe#ion.-?Aynta Diepateh. iIIIWIIIM. lIO.VDAT. .tOVEMBEC M. IW. The Secession Demonstration nit hi \fired simti r\ i\ risks! Stores Closed and Flags Suspended ! ! H e hkV'c nevyr wiknouMsd such a domonsfcration in our city hm lhat <m Inst, the £ lib. —* 7*Lo grout YatBCKT wa> pretent, and escorted through the street* by about five honred Mintitc Men, iucludingAhu military corps of Uc city, all of whom wore tho blue eHka<lc. P. J. l’hillip*, Lsq., wa* tho .Marshal of thcX>y,aHi*ted by Mr. Udward Croft, W.J,. Buulisbury, J. K. Ivey, Ben jamin Hurt, (i. It. Miller, and others mrmnted on horseback. Tho can*iago that contained the speaker* wua drswu by four hores, two blivck nod two white. It was followed by other carri ages, in which worn arranged bwabtiful young girl! with br.niters and cockade*. Across Broad street, from (1. Atkinson’s store to •Tone'"* htlilUing, huug suspended fifteen fiagii, each l>car ii\g tho name of a .Southern State. The larges! w* tbnt of UkoiioM, which hung down in the cuntn*. The vs re all yloH<l and husfne ;h suapende'L II looked like a holiday scene. Tho weather being unpropitiou*, tho speaking wa° cfiangc.l from the Court Iloatoi souarc, where a platform had been erected, to Temperance Hall. This lasing too small to accommodate the immense crowd. The speaking was announced to take place in rear of tho Oglethorpe House. A tm pa my platform wits ion citrtfil, btntbca an cbairß pnparod, and tho ladies, as well os men. turwod ettfta^greal numbers. Notwithstanding tho datnppcs* of the earth, the great crowd wa* 1 held in hre*ibics* attention t.-r an hour and .a | half by the doquetl! TrfWeey. Truthfully did he *peak of the South, her griev- j Htlcv.s, her wrongs, her greatnc*'* and her wealth Her Independence of tbo flTortft and abdtty tfi take care of herself. Her fidelity to pledjgw, her conij.fomi.sc•* for pea<**, bor burtlM.ni in the. l!ov trmufcnt. Tlm* irrepressible'c i.flict, the danger of sglMWtssjon, the f.dly of new guaranteer, the ins-deuce of our chetnic*, Umurgent, overwhelm ing, pressing fiCcessity And hon-/r ft* 1 imtutMlialo *ce**sion. Shout after shout refit the ; air as the vpenker proceedel and immense inthu- ! iara prevailed nffer 5Tr. Yancey conclndcd, I yob A. 11. Chappell, theViasidcnt nf the matting, * made a tow eloquent remarks. ITd rca-1 letters’ from Hon. Thomas IL IV'iUts, of Montgomery, Ala., T. K- U. Cobb, Kkp, and others in fav**r of i immediate sacesaintY, id*” from Senator Ham mond, that South Carol to a would *oce<fe aw* the ; 17*1* of December, u h'ffh tmd dty and fortrtr.” Klee thoaentertained the crowd, in a^peci*h that | none courd /r*ke. .1 telling Btccnsinn speech ; worthy the man knd hi* traty Soidhern nature. It was .announce l that !{-). John * Cochruise an l tiers. XJuai- r, of Ala.,and flea. ■ James Johnson, ofC JumlmJ, would address tho * people in fkror ofscoessum at night. After which \ t ie imtuCnso crwwd uisjausod nmi-l eothnlaEui. Ono hundred cam*-mi was fi/ed i*y Sergt. Bwrrus fit the city, oedinanco dttfiartmant, and a valu'e for (Icorgia's ludpj'Cndcnco by the military. Tbue j'S'ted tbil grent Jay in Cojuml u &. Ufali f nL Hxuil V, Hill. j V. <: r ?ret in tarn that Judge llill, of Troup county was stricken with paralysis while •peak ing In XiWUftißgc a few days oruee, au-l died on Tuesday tlw ‘-*tu. He was b- ni in Houth Caro | lioa in .Tervod as Sofieilur i/eueral of ; ocwulgce, and Judgu of ike C®weU Cirauit— i ltsj rvseuted bis county iu tht titatoi L^islsture. : Ho w*e the rundidato ol the Whig party fur U^v. - rayr iu I&4D. Upon rhe great qaostion Bow be- I foro tho cuuntry, he am.ounce.l himself a saves - ’ piouist. Hu wasur.e of the distioguißlied geritlc : rnt uaf our State and a ui&& of great pv’.isk and 1 refinement. }*euoe to bis aches ! ’ IYxit, IV ait ! —This i the cry of thosojwhu arc j [ unwitting to take a position ofteeistaac# to Llu | coin. We arc not ready l We are too wcalc! J Hut our house in onfor—)•* jr* pared ! Oar ifor- i i obfivaery f.itlic-r# did not wail. They wi re only | three uiillii-u strong, including tirelr * lav us, and I , Knglxnd w.h twenty two million. More then I j wren to one. Those brave ttpirfti were not pre 1 j pared with arnj*. they bad A Ibw Freiult musket* j nnd nuulgutis. Kngluud wa* pgwtjyful. It look ed like doperatidn in the Colonies b*fight, sur rounded tw, by hostile Indian*. There wore fwomfl who said Wait then but thw voice of liberty . | drowned t e ]uve us indoleueo and quiet #ubm‘is i *XK TH* TIMXX. Oet.*n*fo. Nev. l WO. j .Mu. Eimtur ; —I not fowl ywterday a para ! graph in tho Momplris Araluuchc, giving* sketch |>f ll.vitrr.n'# Jlagviine nnd Weekly. The editor of that rttcrijng sheet ba* come #ol boldly for J bi>utli6rn Rights, amd #nye : h be hope* the Ust ! nuiuboc of any from the 11 ar- j . v kJS his been sold in .Memphis.” Wuld te <I ud. that tho fidWori of tills city wotfld make the ram# ‘ j appeal to all those who sell this Uy*h in onr midst, j | 1 propose now to give a liberal contrflution to- J j wards purchasing the remaining numbers of them | j in tins city, and commit them to the flames;! ” The editor further rays, ** tliat one of the Ha*- i rial's, was a Fi Prttidet of n Black Repab- ! 1 icAn uroctiug recently held in New York.” Is'nt ! that a enough ? Is'nt it. Now 1 hope you will J ull come up like Southern men on to-morrow, and have a general consultation, and say one tu * another, let us bring them thither, and place them ‘ under the (ieorgia Flag, whit h was thrown to tbe 1 brecie on Saturday Inst. What say yon all to ‘ this. 1 am a day laborer myself, bukl will give a week ur iv month's wages towards this enterprise, i SOUTH CAROLINA. . iF*Hon. (i.F. Thomas and Hon. James John - | son us Columbus, nnd James I\* Waddell Esq., j Rail elector iu Alabama, have, we learn, expres- ! sed themselves for secession. W trust tbat they ! will address the people ut their earliest cotiveni ! cnee, and vindicate the.honor nxd glory of Geor gia. They are tine speakers P.nd will do qood for the causa. £-<dT Uoo. Jame- i . Dowdell aad W. 11. Dar nes havo been uomiuated a dclogates t ‘thofctato Convention of AUbama from Chamber# county. Tit- Iliad Ri-paMicju Puny klraratiiyi Kcv-lnli-'B a4 *!■, Th illaek „UepulUfit*a party b most ossen ttally tho disunion party of the country. They advocate doctrines that must inevitably lead to “ disruption of tho cynfoilcxacy. T£#y are the legitimate offspring es that party that, fruui the foundation ol the Republic, havo always^been opposud tu territorial enpaattoo. Th4r doctrine wa.< to conflne the Uoverumont to the orignlaal thirUrou 4 Stutw. Fatting in this, they now seek through the cLanutl of efovorv nghaiion, and violent,abuse of the Soßtb tu hfiog about a dis -•'•lttliun of tbs Union, and that Northern Confed eracy for which they have to lung and *n per sistently labored. Tbeir loaders seek this end by unconstitutional upon tlio Syutb, by Tioleut abueo of Southern by a systum us etsrnal agitation, by “blockading** slavery end *‘v rushing'* it out. Some of them, however, cuiue out pithily and avow their object. We propose to give a few instances. Governor banks, of .Vlassachuietu , who was elected Speaker of the House of Representatives iu lSufl, hr tbe Black Republicans, in a speech, delivered in Maine, in the prooodimtyear r— •• Although l am not oov us that <lms • of men v wlui cry for tho precrvtu>a of tho l ui >a ; Irtough I im willing, ia a certain riato ol eircum etaaee*, to let tt elide, I hare no fear for its per potuatioh. But let m© s%y, ff tu# chief object oi tho poop!# of this country be to ujuin- Lun und prunaguta chattel property in man—ln ether words, human slavery—this Union cannot #nd ought net to stand M ritiUlrier, in “ltfofl, in e speech in MnsMchu SoUs, sflP find Mr. Rank* turning ptoplut. Aad e.rediettng a “ailitAry dictatorial governteont” m this country. ID had no faith iu the stability of"treo iustitutiona.” ll© said: . “I can conaeivo us a tiuro when Ulia Cynstitu tiou xbalt mt bo iu cxwuuoe ; when we shall havo an absolute military (Rntaforial government, transmitted from age to age, with men at its head who are made rulers by military commission, ur wire claim an hereditary right to govern those , over whvtu they are placed.'* — In a *pee. !j at n.-.iss --.ci taginJJ• c, In lfejfi, the Inn,a at Wtloh Mr. H.nh* 8a- Bator Wadu, <,fWi i 4 pave utter, ftw fv.tl :/M lowtog traks"i.abb) Wiatl.x.*jrt ; ” r “Thera w:.*HO tfeW un null.- .doi*'. p 1 a; .1 r white or block; an4ho ‘ cwi’d nfrfve t* protect the free *ofl of tho North from lho - ino blig|t-*T >og cur?tv There; was realty no Uni >n now be- 1 tween tho North tndthc .South; and hboliwted net two imtinneot the e ß cth entevtAtaw* teetmgs ut more bittor L-wl* other, Ahmu thr j $ two *e -i.il.’ of to r* Jiu'illc. >)dy •alvatlon of thb l nion, tb“rtf rc, wasto hofouiin in direstinr 1? entire Wff ttrinFnf slavery.'- There was no Union with the t outh. Jx’t us barn a Union, or let us sweep away this remnant which wo call a I uiou. Jgo for a Inion where all men are equal, or f.Mio Union at all, and I go fo* ri'/ht.” tu* frp'. The Carf.Jtou, Ofv-, Advocate sly y. “Ha suv tu.our toittAids abroad that Casxusl isHllun fire, bring up tbe ranks and let us pnation tbe cdluten. The die Itfcaw, Tlw *Ru hieon passed. Forwards” Tbo Alioata 1 ntoliig.incar, m an ably t\riitan -rtioia upon the sceesaiog of tfv rgi* yy* “H'e *ny then, that the baiweew till’ btuU.4 us ibis Union has a butduu th© t*ou,th. We then ask in b!T why it shoald not he dissolved.” * The Athene Hoaneltorpealrrf ot sf “reut meeting in CPtrke ewunty, where fnrty’gptrii wa* burl 1 ftfid there wa* a TtmuluMms vfp*c fet* *cce<‘i >n. J* rays: * ‘ Wit j wtn f..nifgol, With c calm tru*t in tjod ;,a>t W th f riu dctenoiriHttua, liney in irked out tboir course, tool ikweecwaataw of Usorgia ir*>ui the present (on or by the lih of Jlarch next,; is demanded both by oar \. nftr t’ and tbe ‘ | ahsolate safety es oar people * We rejuice that tLa biood us the levoimwm | and tho spiritT is tot, ysi ts ( Uuet. W hen tho rciK'HAble X'in.i\teh( ot the I meeting, Übv. Wilwiu Lwmptcin, and tho hor j cd chairman of tire < onw.Ute* t l fHtcru on re-. coluriuns, the Hon. Atbury Jiul), pjke, who rfi-l net kei the sukuißity of the ecc*a-.n, at j witb biA heart pulsating with prlJa for uuorgia. On ittfin/f ctflfed upon, tiro I: r. Dr. Hoyt* gave up hi* MaMl, Sn 4 pointed na t' tied always .'hr wnr guidance. The Kev. Mr. itwton gave us truly a great add re. IJS ; ps-ufbundly urguiotututive, cta qoent, ctEnvinciug, spoken, fi r the immt ’ dia:e tadepenfien-* of Vcottf-i-- ft wal vfnrfby the no Ido* t, |urtrudi* and *y* ot tho li‘puktoc. [ Tbereelutn.n* W'-rc ;econdedby iT.) th.bk, I and nl fbe con jI u ; s os hlf sjnsacij, wo; i j {>as.<ed uoufihu *nsly, aohW prolonged chf-ers and i ihe groatcc! enthui.i-m. ‘The avJri *Of Mr. i Cuba Was one of tbe ablest ever asin cred , the * ! fifma. Os. f.Mifi)73, nf C^onia. W*; hove been favored with tlm following *hori f v xiruot from a letter wslUawby *ieo. John IV'. !A. Bonf>*rd, es Georgia, to a relntsv i; is* this city, i When we fay that (lor.. flnWfmdha* been <;<>u j siiartd, foryMtii nue of tho ablasl a*id most ; c -neetmtiva of tke iea*lor i:i Georgia—a jpu*-tos | men remarkable lor l*ts purity ot h-ar octet, m jf >r tbe.xs id sc .poof hie utciiee:~rU ariU be uu | derstorudWhaW the sealiuiunt.-; Were ewpremeri aiu ’ I mmi to> hove the support oi tU wises njot f prudent nj the sen* oi the Umpire fjtpte of tbe j Houlh : Jn yeu* ieites, ywwtdiservh tboJ < ‘ao.ltoar youc soifrret*eci, nor your Stave of duty as a Souiiieru u**n, u'*H permit you tamely tu-j J ail mil. to the administratioa of Istaeoia,” ud i I that “Uis election, eretaaircly, by the Abnlntoip i horritt bus broke* the lasi lia*i mat boost<l yu | to tbe Uniee. .1 Cully appeove yor potmaio ! M'titiuwuts, and c<if(l*§iiy cgwapeiwi the nuuito i ness of y ur dwt*raato*tmin i have ever keen j vu you know, ait unswerving, uullincliiug Union ; { mao. i have fee<hft*tty adhered tu the Union | ] thro igh and thr- ngto jsuyd report. * j 1 My stkotiou far it coated the very uroumui tau- ( j aticiain cp. voted to AiagiCnu;y Amisuf- ! | able sectional, whining, canting, negrophi:**!, t£* j j jubihuit au boj of ti.u srrepres*taf’ ouilict 4ei ---i trine, nnd the deadly enemy to vur pt.ca awl , prosperity. W ith thit aok wmm v atictma vent mg ( on iny UAind, htmceioi wnrd I Ukt my HAS* by j j the .uuth, and tu it* cnse and ton | cajde I j ! consecrate the reshlaa oi my coy a- MpM, J/ . *7. , Ixw’t Bn.ntVk It.— ara indnntwi i to aopport Lincoln ta lh? Wiw*ftba huteku tna i I will put an end to the sin vary efntattou. Tk**v - \ i*ro Hisgtinted wah it, nnd desire p***c# hW > j ijutaf. Lot u# #©**, taitafooua tbta 1 1 )cbefie. i'Yom inmlretfo of sswrsrs- j ! turns eidanatfugflrrim loadcreoftiie lLe|>nbt:<*nn i i party, wo mibjois tho follmving, wiuclf wril 1 snffivato show that n tbnt party *ver put* h | cud U> slavery ugitatton, it will T>c only ae tty .. I vidorieimr do*pot ©lamps eriw Iris t-:ot bri i | vauquished fix*. |lr. Andrew*, the lUpaidioan 1 I csudiilato for tkivwnnr *4 jMn#arbu-c(’H, J I I iu a recent speech.-- •Ho believed in the qde es mi* pnny, ( becausi! slavery had ih> bweine.-oi to cju*i id any form, ilo beiteved in tbe rurhl, *U#pi\\-r, the duty nf tha Aiworican ;veo;ite to t. i cirosHMertba it, sveffiiravr f. und uproot it, wherever it nyght be lound. m wh never dcu it might be chftfivd.'” And the Uhicogo Democrat, ou* *d Iron- i | coin # tavorite organs, recently siud:- ! Next to Abe Lmcoto, tho t'hu-ago J -omocrut • lift* dune more for the uti .ulavory eatroe bnu : ny>ahr sganev in tire State of iiliuoro. Wc sea tho day ot JuUleo awtaaing, when indium* of I'ldruirelined slaves v ill rend tho heavens f with their shunts; and ail this tinder tbe forma of the foomrtitutHjn mid with lire hmte* ui tbe i Union compacted togdiieV. Henatot Wileoniaid. In unit ol hisspoecho#.-—. ‘1 tell yon here to-night that tbe ngitatio* ol this question ai huionn slavery wiil eonmiuu ! j while the tool ofa drs pres-*©# tire *oil nf the j Aw Syrian* Republic ** j The follow mt: remark ot r-eward ia fom i ■ iar to etl:— - • j Slavery cron be and muet b aiolrobed and 1 j yon and I ruti. and rmesi tt. 1# not thislanguore ao plain tbtii It cannot i be misundorstoofif Does it protend an end <i the lugger question* Noi The Repnblieau j purty began the agitation, and will continue it. ! j “ntd the people risd in tht- r might and end it> | enreer. Let no <-no east a vote tor I.inr In I under tli is fatal misupprekonaiviii: , [From dro Cbic;i™<’ Times and HuVuld.l | To all wribiafortaed nit n there was after the I election of lAncolu but ono bofe of preserving tho ‘ i I niun. That bop* eon detail in tho prompt sup- . ; presbion c: tiro slavery a,. atiou, tb© I ui the fugitive-#lvt! law, and a cesbaLon of tli* * 1 fl.iuder aadaba© <d toe tfoulleru people- ii , j was utterly ttuftotrihie that lb© Lnion eouid last, under a scutinuatron < i iho wrongs heaped upyn : |he South by the a,Wliitaidit*©f tbo North, i* i )* mdoed au-Mzing tliaf any uue who know* th lcopy#>crv st which the Suutfwru pcopi* hava iu . i .•'l ivfcryarouid for on* ui'iiueut ifoubi Uio plain prupßSitlon. Wo nay nathtog of tin.’ feeduj* of f l tho £outh, for tkuy are n r jw|i‘ ~el th© honor or <\>urage us theSueiii, for both as* tho cuiumun subject us snuore and riuicftle—srutb* uig us the justice (faboli tie pats, fig ivu have ag pealed tu it ia vafo. We put tU© mutiu syujjwy t upon the gtuuiid c-t iutereAtni.il i. icuaity TU# roily thing that uiak#;, any uia* plead forth© Fuiroi is iLe hojK- that tbo R©|ubliciu.-. will either be nssdl; aad pores :m#ot*y ovor f llirown, or Umt they will rod d*re to bo trero te th© torribfo uiovemuiit w hich hat- placed them iw power. The very ralbty uf-Fftnthern sqcicty and tho lives of her purple and involved iu th© coutru-. vorsy. Love the 1 nfonaulbey tuay, they tuust rortit, frsnlualty to thslastuxuviudy, to* coaso lew aggressions upon tlreir pharacier, thoir prop erty, their honor, nnd thuir bum©#. )#jt no iumu - then b© doosivd for OU© uiouisut. The anti *hi- Ifrjf agtfwnon* Os the A trih and the L'nio* c *ui ester logethcr. For gov ’ur evil, thri be arcoptod as a k-cW oed Rpi*smiMn.—-rhirleen Krtrihcrn SlriifK!? have already vitiU'cd a ronetintti-ro binding nltkr upon - tb#cn end u# ; they hnre nuttified Ui#fnjrirfr. - tavo law, nnd mod# it a highly penal offence, fbr tfoy Southern nrffb to attempt to rsyovri hie property in their imrdere: slowed their c ors of junkie#, and forbid our outran* # therein t# assert * mtr rights; sent their amis—sits *sog*t u# to p.>ifbu our waisr.-!,fiiu our dwelling*.-murder tmr wives ar.d . children, and o'for iusnilerabl# outragas, which, betwixt fare igu Matei*. would bfn i uuio dlata cause and dveiaxatloa of war- —& nth. ButowaPtsd rrrr Cowtott Pftrre.—T>a tlfoy potat flea N. Sanders .<av*r Vf© talk flippantly About blockading the cotton putt#. Huoh a blocfcsrdo might ln?t a month or two, but what h that to a brave people, whu feet thnt they ar* outraged? And, however par tial tho English and French Lovernmentw ‘may mrw for ini#t#r purpeeo# seem to be to tho IF publican party, lumber oettld ffxiri six inunths without any bloukgdo w* aiight impose. * ■* * “t't.r I'oitrtft of our rimiLh jias, IbV tlm lost (forty years, preserved u* from Esrupoan aggfHHmi\ and vnaUyd VLS to b tb* haughtiest urol uk ; doflant nation iii tb© wortd. Cotton ;* next tu bread, hceanw# if so tb* only nsflffis bv which many mißi >u>. are fed ; aad a stoppage of supidy fur a tow month# would cxum rcvoiutwa in uitv-i of our Northern State. 3 , and in every Ftate of Rucepc. On© duUxr espeudad in Alaifcwdbattj© of Perry Darig’ Pnj* Kfow,-may qu w*i.’i more to you Hmq thousands•f4jM)rOpv:.>tqd lubanV stock. Tt will eradicate disease from yqur iyi tam Tvlmn all othbr medicine f*jlg. lii<.iu.ro D, both in this and foreign countries. r#aHly tesilfV to tn© ——■* ‘-a-x ■ w “i belisvo tins govern meat cannot erohire |Hr* manenUy half Slav* and half free."—Abraham Lincoln. hU.; TION IN OKOK6I A. Tlm to!!-jwiu trothe rwtura* of fbis Stat# in ,(hll in tic I.;tc Freddautift e’cotka Ur •: Ig* IM ! * 3 Jb-ugla*: saSr ; iu . i j *'. I','.! ‘ , • 7A ‘* dlf i I Uroolie ;ihb 2M 4 i Huibch, shf 7 1 towni-s mmmUs . alu , .4 ! J H * 10 i i%llwin r 4H . ;y< y” - 211 Chatham l&!> M 7 ;;il Camdea ‘to ( . V* tu) C'Unc0... v ..*.... 1 1 • iU* b * ) i * 11l HI 2 Colquitt, .7!II , i-7 I t dial tali ouuhus*..nfiJ 12 1 . 17 Clay 21* toT- 12 Ca1h0un..........2Jn . Wn t* Ci|awf;-rd.„ nr * 2 CovvvU...., ......b‘.u Mi Clay tun Ito. -i 10J Cobb . . I SUN” ‘ iTTi 47 Cmp ire 1t..; 71} - 4t2 11 Caw HJih 6i:r dill ’ herokce w 1 Li Qpaltboga 2>7 438* i.l Catoosa 3*<2 S3fi ;i Clarko 1J b‘* i>7 Colambia,. 17 331 ->*3 Jpolw--• *?- '■. Decatur 571) jU 00 DuC'lw fife r/fi 2h iftKaJb *(!?.& 41. U Vi i*.’ itr ‘ 2-i 7 Ifchols ?7 0 Kido?htm ....... *8 Kmauuwi .JJJo 4ft * 12 ICsrly 2SM 122 i 171 berk.... t'-v 291 L'T Fpyaite..., 5 472 3Ufi 21 i'niton Mint I'W “47 FiOuin ah# 141| HH> Floyd 75.: Mb 2s* ]'rspi.!iii.... w ...72 • 1-M rervvth ......fiTfi fi‘ Olynn 177 U l (JVicdoa ihd W 2 42 ‘AJ (iwinnett......... fif'l 77 i 2 U jjjgeahe IM >*l !71 I wav'-’"efc ~| 14 12b IITO il*tU.„. bUy - •** J •* 1 Harris, ‘2 * la-’ :; u IfevT...<:.}• .*: • 12 Ittafity Mr. bt lkralawa 2 id ‘‘2 I Hai1...... 10. vb Habersham .„..Vj7 15*- Hurt .ivr i.rr (hi Hanvwslfc... P2* 4f M* lrwia..?! lb 2 J*husup,... M 1.82 \’o . Jaekaun 07'* t 1* Jenhs ?fif *2H 11 Jasper .kot k -i 1 7k Jeflerxor . tit -43 b2b ÜbAty 2db . .1-43 U.?en*..: 12 T 4 2’ fifih Ue ...to*# 222 f Tj “ M lflHlf l jnu VI- -•U’ •**) 1Jitf01n.,.,....-. b<* i7O Jhb M- ntgouierV.... 4l> *•>•> ‘• Mi Int*sb...,i... 17 ■ TTJ t) Mi fell oil J2-> 4W 2* Mufcigec..„j..„7b*J 7U7 10U j Macon 271 419 It t Marion.. :42<* fiTfi in f ’Miller.a....3t 2* wt* | M- urue..... ~ ..-164 s.Jfi I Mgfdwsthwr.,...iiU‘ A57 49 Muxrav | Miii,n.. ...(IV liu 25 I Madl*nn ........ r. 2 It i MuViraa h*2 :'.A f43t j Newton ~.bk4 <ilU 3.*4 i Ogkthurpw,.,,...^ll 717 188 | Fierce A 237 175 I i t’ulndrl ff 299 .'tt j l*iko difi 427 . I.V fVulk ,fise 4*i lViUidiug .....,,.. 11)8 :.-J I totekefi*.’ ,45? 159 :> | * yj js? i ) t hAUHia.2 . 1*47 A j RoudtdpU..4sJ 7.7 I itatoun. ’.bH 1! iv I Kichmom! 40. ?i*j \9fc I-fiehto-r...147 • ‘JS • - 95 Maw aft.. *4' x ‘A i>* Js . { taituUsr 6VJ 1:;J \ .Wdtng xh 1 Neriveiv 81. t 171 *■s j * ‘torfwti 60 I Ta.vtwr HW fit la ! Tolbf/t.u*i* stt.> ! TreOylU2 y7U 4a Towns 142 l.'l 44 yiVlgga. 1?t ‘■ li I Tidirtferre,..*..., b iia. 320 j Up^'-n...,..2 Li* r.7U C* ! Ill*ion ~.414 il * ‘Ware fAFiiyne ......... k >3l tT o I Wliretx.... tj ~ I WHtb 2e. 122 A W(! ?5r..'. ‘212 20.\ ‘in f H huheld 7)7 45** 22 I White.d!2U # 451 24) 1 W #lt..n.’ “ iU IdJ • WHkin- n 491 lit i M’aatoin^ow.....:;s s?*;? : WamMt tit.. 24u 427 ! Wikis*— ~2tid , jhj ai Total. 3*ls 43,050 Tl.flfi Br*nn# Fixer*.—Wo h*d tlm, pleasure, say# jh© L.nt-orf-r ; io (Miss.) .Vries, oftb© I jth, of um t-. ; isg thie eminent divine at ©ur depot yesterday. ■ ifo was uu r<>u:e Cut bis old uoinc. Hi# i numerous this section will U pieered t > !*ar That hishcaith ir verv food; lk-ulh el KfT. Job* L Ihnixsc. It is with pfiin that we chronjcl© the death *f j this £tcui and good mail,which ©ad event ocour ’ Tj}d at Tdskt’gcv, Ala., on Ih© lUth inst. Hew ♦ .Miwistcre held a higher position, few exerted i ’* -p; iifflncnc©, foff kci* more eloquent, and none In-tier n.id xium ucvuut. In this cuuimi uity, wl.er* for year#, his memory will Im in-id dear aud sacred, Hftrjojoi!? word- *f con sulation tu foithlu! chri*tiacr, bis Iribates us loro >o* dying .Saviour, his waniings lu il.c irreli giroirte fle© fr*n thu wrath teceme, ht example *• for gorof, feediag th# puur, cheering (Le sofrow- W t awakeoilng bright hujro* in happy buitsciudds -rod e nee crating it# altars tuimaceand love, will • live in rii<> heart* eff Ibis people song after hts form 1 -hall Lav© changed tu Its mother earth. Hi# fu iroral iu -j rc#cUiei by Rev. Ur. DaVoti* iu tb* iiaptjpt'Olwroh in thi)* city, and was a west elo* *. •*h :■£ Furnpif. i'r.\>A.N .fce.—- rUo tu>e has undoubtedly cum© for 41 uun. i'onuttßsee, wo may Kutuiy assort, Wiit juui State* tn dsuiandiug tp* rec mnl uiif >rctuivnt and her just right#, or. j tailing tu get them, will join lb© flouth in such . action as their united counsels may determine.—- There i*nu b Ucr tluio than the present tu detar taiu* and asretfam wU*tber tl*u Unioa is tab# iro#d un* Mack repabUoa* wagmc to depreciate aud <Vgraou the fldatii, ur wbsUmr w© are to have ;>• xoe, * piriuy uud resp*ro in iu Wt wonlu lsr pirolee tiiaiatter Dut *bo lime tor deoidiog on rfo. aHernatti* has arrived- Lot ©very Teuue#- ruis tor btnmuL woioh *1 tlwtwJ>b* w>utd riiu.for f,-r hi? cuiuiauawealth.— XatjtviUr lm**n A m*? t©*4M. JmxS ’Tiro L-hatWtun Cuuh / says: “The j Bank us ChavK- l*.n hi.* <io<Ud pruiupciy tu i* • | one hundred thuux.uid doiiai# at par ui th# Losids | tu bo issued for tho military exigency of tb* j sialh. ‘ Th© Citasl©£t4lV Mercury has t’ .o follow ng : foi ai'Y Hatuiots.—A numher of cuatvusd dofller*. from tbe interior T (Lit district, were yesterday her©utl bnsinew. wearing—not tbe blue nib eV*tauU>—bnt {data strip# of Frown pa|*r Hearing )-u#b muMoes as “lU-utanro',” “Keuiom her llarpcr* Vfry,” #{#. We euuUl uot but ad- , niiro tho #l*rx simplicity of .this unpretending | h> ago of devotion to Carolina: ThrLoncst #•). the’ ©Vr ?bs poer, A* kißjf of sneu lor a’ that. ~. • i u-P*- jitbiß tre uremoiy ©ft nron w: sTLwc a re.iH tuddeuer more dccieive . p in*.# thft n. -t exists in Nfcw \%k Tiro effort .of t&u rieokfott df Lincoln Led fttreedr been fo!t I cl.row hero. U u**now roMoirod the groat #eui htoxcuH centre, and mast kuon h© mit through ev ery fibre of the eummorcial World. Th© Statu Buna cf ‘ixrth Carolina has suspended. Th# other Ranks tu tbe South will e„n fcltaw salt.— Tho u .raug'nnen) of our wiioi* money, and system f-*Uows aliuo<t a* a mattar ot course. The di#as- i tor Mtliich ffill cßsub from thoeleotion ofl*!nc*i3n, J f.to>the oorv foen who elected birp. no man can for***. Tho public will at loogth ierrn whom to i truvi for their iiiforuvaUon, and will b© alia t<* ap- . precJate the vile efforts to deceive them. Thoao . who dared ctinid a warning volt-o Wforo theelec tion. of tho drnngtre to oar country and to'oar business, wero treated as cnetni**. And tlireaton cd with violence. Even yet the nuta that would j tell tho plain truth to the people of Chicago would | bo Ueaouacod s a traitor to kt interests! TBLECHIMS OPTIIE WEEK I>US TIlEt” ; 1 ‘ ‘ k r / medal at .ur State i * . “ i * la ’ , "‘ U4 ’ c l"'obvvrvs!i-ijMid was uni. ! vertator Pt-iw P^c , efrrT n complete luul a* l o*u* S 1 fie MM4OS or farmer 1 l- uu e rfiiiw-hvr* lb IM *y(to tint wnG ihe one n I exhibition I t* a barrel rapahle of currring an j obbc.c half. ( > r U4*u ,vu baekabnt. Nj a Okir.iXs, Nuv. I L-r-Xhe Huu. Juhu <>ii | dell warmly t spou*e the q**le .j>( seefasion. ,_ ** V?*Al*-'’ ‘• -' N ,v - 1 —Thj solmoner Rjd F<)-*,Tr.*fji TitfipTeo, #loi dales f” the 1 (Ith Inst, | bo* urviAttl. . (r ldt ! ,oon of ‘I.-ui >jt.y .-•■.■ fr<.ni the ! condueta r-aohetl TaQip'#** nri thp I#s ipi.. The ! affuir u<*4 ntnefei vMtetrw nt. Another,rspvri bad feavhedTuo.pitm that Uuh <ia!j*ra bed tiuoily been captured, and M.irnue/ tu! en pr**i. *r and stmt. * MON W\ MATpKB IX NK \5 yO/.K. ! \oiiK.Xov. 17.—Stocks Ware iKrfsr t*. day, KcW York Uuwtral* etaewd at H%, tnd f Vifgthiafi'* at 73. which is a Irettne of y *ino 1 yeoierday. * Sfveral hanks U>avw proposed lu Ju*< uuvt etc lin Uion pf doll Arr, of sigfy d.iy tiiis, fr iJruwn ; Bret bees \ €O., for th puretm,-; ot nerHwy hill*. 4 drawn against produce, bu! n'>w useles* f r *L , want of por*-ha*r;r9 aft Bo sterling b|lis. j Forced salewwd sterling t'.wtlay were made ;s : | 101 tolftS premium. ; The money market is unsidih- U tut relief 1* } rwjtected frynv tbe oegotiut-iups | Brown Broth or* ana c the**- “ & ■, Money commacd* 1~ for tout, fur the be?. 1 double paper, or **git ejgo”endorsers, and from j 1 to* 21 p*jr v ia*. f>f good nuines. Nr;w Toßg. 17 .7. 10.— Ut tbe arrival “f llu; | ever nod, HuU. Gave iueen received from Califor- I nia t ui >iii iasu lotbe laie election the Don g-1 iw*tff and Uinooini!*- wh®tb claim a ptarwltfy. j Tltf vnto* oft! e State ig vncertain as yet. COL. chad;. I V74NUIBO-IUM, Nov. tD.—OuI. Uraig, ihe CMbf j of tho Federal Ordnance Lurcn, hv t>ecn cfo j tailed to >nipi*ci the gorermaytit ur v- nuD stud ai - | taorle*.. hiUStfiTiVi FROM him* H'iiUj*ros, Nur> Jl.—lt is sodfiftcwl here ! 4hat Atty; tk*n. Black has prepared a lenghty optoiott on 4h rightaf vcetMi n, taking the uvjj ativo portion, w:.cb it i.believetl will form th • I basis ot Oie'T'revidt.nl** messVga tn t.e sutdect. iln additiuu i.r tire usual an&ua! tpaSSoge. It i- I thooght that Uj© subject was hr ught up in tho . f whinet the Southern member# <lif ; iitiagi.um U* Ugal view of Die subject. The Ctwrrnatent ha# official in format ion th-’ , tho liet-wiou# Muatewmerv and others have com usenced a Kut* is hy kitting and Iranj :ng jtto'.!avery inn, and thrcuitaoing U* romp, tho adjeuinuufcul <4 ihe !*nd tales in ilccoiuiier. | Pifv*u**ly tatrer* have been received here i imp that Mocrgoaierv's toroea amounted to five .hundred men, with plenty es arm?, atnmtinirtof, and other n.uterial aid, and that from lime to Mijne, war-like supplies hav& Lc*.u reudrod from f the North. Writer* also say that tho demand t-. | adjourn the land will ho resorted to* a a pre ; **?xt for rui>iug an urmed force. The r%al ohject of the lawless organuapwa Ua rjdl first ou ii.< I frontiers 01 MiMonri anil AHirnsae, then Westefn ; Tex**, to *av. ug *hc pau;huient of Ataolitiuu vtutoarier. I It Mjtears- that Do . Medsry, nuw to well ; posted rtgurdio ‘ .Mjrrtgf.au cy * jliijua an l de urders w*U l*e fuuhipp* di*patohvd to ( Naasa*. ral tfioupato ruoii points a* j **rv tuuo.-Miry b r the pruUcth.u of th-* peopde, j land ‘ fllhes end public property. Fortut ha* : Ueu flamed a* one pafatohkfly to to it,-, u led. ‘ iLja reported the( JUu,;gomcry lias i the nnw- <>f AMfrtiowtst In tbe t'uil tceaaing . j tho term. VVA*rti*fiT ,v. > .v. ■/■'. dispatcbi# j Mofifpromery had ccnamcnoad war on i the F’edsri atocur* in K has fit*-a or-lor i thither to suppress the disturb ; ances. j -VHM Y.m-r, Nov. *2. -The N. Y. Hera Id pub j Itohcra fruia Ft. Srott. tbe Idtb. Judge ‘ Wllwai* uni the officers of the Federal Cour: I wwas • oiitfn UoU to flee to Missouri to cooape tin j Jayfiaw . t*uml s c ott vrasfiui.g io ,n Linn C<K. ;°0 the IStH. Many]>rominet citiiens havs luen f arrested; f,re unknown Ft<yuold*s company i< 1 at Ft Pe.>tt; Orawfor TV t-itnpaay at Cfiauleaw j other dtopatvtow Unto that amrehttßts Lava u jmo rod iheir gouds Lu Miss uri. 11U- •, i has aUif> ef ih ruiru f. and ha/niag of Ft. Hcotf, 11 <4 r gem-r., fly , n dited. VjlV.lNlA BANKB. j Ai oi srt. N’*y t 21,—The Fanner's Ban* si : Klchmoad knu --u>p'.K7<ul. Others Arc e\peend ! to follow. 1 AvorrrA, -Sov, f'i. —The batik* of Kiehmond, I I’ctershurg and 1 .Iduiorahave •uspobde'l. 1 vr4*Hi*i.Tua, Nqt. 22,-p-AU the bonks 01 this i ai)y. sntpaactod this uiorninK. ami it * thought ■ probabl# tfcal tnv bank* of Phila'ielpii.i will da i so ta-j|*y. ’ N*w York,Nov. 22.—The T>atiki! have pt-^orv | ‘ I to make oouwuon stock of fhoir spect* so lung ft# it lasi*, nnd if it \f uvauiticumt to uiuoA the do mandt.uH will euiptou together. The haJann batweunthe i uukawitltto aofettotl by ccrtitieni, bared ou .Natioast anlfTa‘e securities. At*)t ra, > >v, 22^—dC'hable private dv-palch I troni iVow VoA F'Wte that (he uoSioa of iLe j *’aßk* give* jn-ent relief, advanced three f per cent. Cuu uio, Kov. 22.—-Lmcoiu urcived here to day and make a.>koftaddress; apolitical; though! the ptMiplc would evor do well it J- ae well by hupe-1 nil part* of iiie raimtry, North au<l j w-.uU w n> a eaiuir oi pruspcriLy. FROM WABHINOTON. j Wstoisrffer, ton 2?.-Th< rrestdeai i-. I ; - atodly cjtpfe??*'3 hfmrttf ngaiaet the seccaion | tuuvcu.* ul, i'afeiviiig tli.it la fore tevuiutiouary j man* ore* r dop#. and, av< iy* Coascttutiouti I .-ißil legal t.leaks Mould he txLauatcd. The j FrssMvat to day niceive-1 Judge WhUam's dis paiali from ‘VTatsatt, Alisepuri, relativu to U#- ul irinin-’ sta4 of artkira in Kansu*. Additional orders have Uoou lraii*nii:f&d to Gov. Harney resort to every mean* to crush the tar urgent*. Receipts i&uiTuo Treasury for the week, up ward* of $!,499,996, underato'C'd mostly the pr* deeds nf toe new loan. Mfeaiy cuotraatora ter tim (loyhnrntent loan will forfeit fhek coutract*. A. AnasLrung, of lioorgia, lias resigned hs Lientenentey m tlie Navy., Nw Ori.kajs. Nov. Sales of cotton to day 9,000 bales. Middlings 10’* a ccni- Stw York Kxcbanga J 4 to i per cent, pre mium. It ia reported that several produce deal ers have suspended. Hon. Robert and Uow. t*avid Clop ton were re.pretjtod by the Houthern Cluard to he pre cut and adJrc-* the rent Mass Meeting on iSatur Jay. They have been incited by the Comiuittee Bld* C&cm vfir -1.—31 r*. Dt *uu liaa some beu 1- tit’ul Cue kale* fur a:tlo. (ret them Wore her sup ply i* out. I’in yoQr faith on Bo one hat ymir *ftf. Moantlbe Ccka , to > . ** Pr. in the Distmreh. U*Hris, Nov. U, 2 IX M. * Dear Sit : •il'.c!iiig a*tj .urhed—seven hun dred present; rcemutiVus for secession uuam unoudy pas.red with jo*t such burning cßtbusiasin as l m*ver witneased #w earth. Th# nnion to •nmpittu ia no mivukn. (1. Tu* Bight op fisc c**!*.—Hon. C. i.. I'ai latidlghatn of Ohio, publishoJ in tbo Cincinnati fco pitrcr of the lOth a very abhs letter in which ho takes strong ground# in favor of the right of a Statu to accede. He say* that he will never vote for sui appropriation to fores * Stat'* to>remain in tho l ; u4on against her will; au lcun clttdo* by hoptng “if Apra ham Lincoln will not remember the ieoevsian of th# Ten Tribes, that he will raiuotcl-'T tha *eci’ -ion oT tl*o Thirteen fdwmf fITTBI'IHIWIOK OF BANK#, iiauf inum , ikuv 23- —iaot'l H rris .1 hou*. bank -re have, fnspendfetlf It !* understood to Iv oaly toutiporary. she bank* oi Xtuafou. N. Je ssy hav>* /iijpkß'lcd. a# The (MN pic ofJVai stt w, Misaou. i, bare oalicd on the Prwridcnt lo protect them from Mootgom ?ry. Ihe ‘ ioveraor at Mtaoeriis tokisg private measttre? to preb et ftebn|t*t. The burnlntf ot Ft. Scott i* unirae. i* kficton tu have hung five inet\_ “Mifci-KAHiS.viw*.*:, Ncv. • ■ L—T-e Idil retou’ tag-vestriettovs tb#* haukf,’ FaVpamJ tha Senate by a vpte of 4)2 lo I Act uif A* Kev. 13d. Ihe Maroury *oy*, link the Charleston and Farmer* anti fijei-han.,* Uwnks sn*pended THur day. .Setrfn ttoiwi.nrk'ALL Uiuur.—Senator Kem tuend teiogrwyha that Carolina will surely secede on the lTih TbffiN 21 no douU &?• her going out. es the Valob.
