The Hon. W. W. BOYCE was serenaded at the Congaree House, in
Columbia on Tuesday night, and made a speech in which he recommended the
immediate Secession of South Carolina, in the event of LINCOLN’S election. After Mr. BOYCE, Gen. WM. E. MARTIN, Col. CUNNINGHAM,
Hon. W. D. SIMPSON, Mr. O’CONNOR, F. D. RICHARDSON, Esq., W. WHALEY, Esq., Mr.
C. BUTLER, and J. HUDSON addressed the crowd, all taking position for immediate
State action.
— Published in The
Abbeville Press, Abbeville, South Carolina, Friday Morning, November 9,
1860, p. 2
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