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1860/11/08
Gist, States Rights, 1831-1864
to Gov. Pettus of Miss., re: actions leading to secession of South Carolina
Also urging the Mississippi governor to join South Carolina's secession.
GLC02266
1860/11/28
Moore, Andrew Barry, 1807-1873
[Alabama's first official action to secede due to election of Lincoln]
Refers to "the Election of Abraham Lincoln, a Black Republican."
GLC02267
1860/12/20
Jamison, David F., fl. 1860
to Gov. F. W. Pickens re: announcing adoption & signing of secession ordinance
GLC02268
1860/12/22
Pickens, Francis Wilkinson, 1805-1869
to D. F. Jamison
Written as Governor of South Carolina to Jamison, president of the Secession Convention.
GLC02269
1860/12/27
Duffus, James A., fl. 1860
Official copy of S.C. ordinance to allow Gov. to treat with foreigners
Signed by Duffus as Deputy Secretary of South Carolina.
GLC02270
Wardlaw, D.L., fl. 1860
Copy of Committee resolution authorizing Gov. to declare martial law
Clerical copy written in the hand of B.F. Arthur, signed for Winslow (as chair of the Secession Convention).
GLC02271
[1860/12/30]
Arthur, B.F., fl. 1860-1863
Official copy of minutes of Constitutional Comm. resolution (volunteer army)
Signed as clerk of the Secession Convention of South Carolina. Concerning Gen. Gadbury's resolution for establishment of volunteer companies.
GLC02272.01
1860/12/30
to Gov. F.W. Pickens re: transmittal of above resolution on volunteer army
Signed as President of the Secession Convention of South Carolina.
GLC02272.02
December 30, 1860
Official copy of minutes of Constitutional Comm. re: establishing volunteer army
Written as clerk of the convention
GLC02273
Official copy of minutes of Constitutional Comm. resolve (permanent army)
Written as clerk of the South Carolina Secession Convention.
GLC02274.01
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