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The Daily Dispatch: December 10, 1860., [Electronic resource], Secession movement at the South. (search)
xt can easily be imagined. The power of the Rhett party has already been felt. Thus far it has been in the ascendancy — and it has grown so powerful that there are strong fears that Edmund Rhett, of the Senate, will be elected the next Governor. If this is the case, the thing will be all on one side, and the worst is to be feared. The Raleigh correspondent of the Charlotte Bulletin writes: "I have just learned, from a private source, that Gov. Moore, of Alabama, will send Col. J. Garrett, of Perry county, Commissioner to the Legislature of North Carolina, to confer with it upon Federal affairs, in a few days." In Philadelphia, on Thursday, the Common Council adopted a resolution requesting the Mayor of that city to call a meeting of the citizens to take action in view of "the serious peril of the dissolution of the Union of these United States, under whose protection we have grown to be a great and prosperous nation. From Florida, we learn that the Legislatur