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The Daily Dispatch: November 19, 1860., [Electronic resource], From the South. (search)
ther alone or not. My devotion to the Union is, as I have said, a thing of the past — and I here pledge myself, for weal or for woe, in life or in death, to stand by the State of my birth.--[Applause.] Gov. Gist--the Capital of the New Confederacy. A Columbia (S. C.) correspondent thus writes the New York Times: His Excellency, Gov. Gist, accompanied by his wife and daughter, paid a visit of inspection to the new State capitol, now in course of erection, this morning, (Nov. 12th,) and I am told was highly pleased with all he saw.--After the inspection, I had the honor of an introduction to the Governor, and I must say I found him a most affable and amiable gentleman. He says that offers of volunteers are coming in from all quarters of the South, and that a distinguished officer of New York city has volunteered his command to assist in fighting the battles of South Carolina. As the State does not at present happen to be at war, the gallant volunteers will be d