The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

seizure Of 10 property Of said sa.e, whether that be
vessel or cargo This policy vigorously urged by ALL
and hs Union men regard this and the policy Of
ateroourse vigorously enforced under The sanction Of
law - much moro injurious Northern interests than
any effect that could be produced by secession.
A heavy tAx win probably be imposed upon merchants
dealing in Northern goods while every available info
ence, social AM POLITICAL win be exercised in behalf OF
this non.ntercourse policy. Such the determination
Of Virginia At least, and, far M ascertain Of the
border States This movement should not be understood
~ implying abandonment the part Of these s.ates
Of the policy OF secession. Al said in my despatch
OF yesterday, this resor. 10 contingent upon the
rejection by the North Of the propositions which
furnished and In Wow Of the stringent character
Of that programme do not regard the adop.
tion Of the secession policy - even improbable
Northern public sentiment win undergo q gres
change before one can hope for concession or
upon tho graauitous and unprovoked injuries inflicted
upon the South by the black republicans the as
founding does the niatuaton Of the North appear While
no slave owner often wonder a the forbearance Of
Northern institution. They benefit that section TO the
amount Of millions annually and all they ask TO be let
alone The black republicans with affected poverty dis
any purpose interfere with slavery This the
most provoking feature in thscowardy, undermindug
system Of aggression. Il is acutulay exciting the
Southern minds 70 render IL by means improbable
that in the phrenzy Of passion provoked BY the recollection
Of repeated insults and wrongs, every man, whethcr Of
Northern or Southern BIRTH found within the border Of
any Southern State, would be either summarily expelled
or hung. Fancy the idea OF . shvehoder being com.
PEELED 70 dispose Of his slaves, who constitute
the very foundation Of his material property
and social happiness, for want Of the protec
tion. which the law soccrds 70 him. Can anything
be more aggravstiDg, and yet such win be and
intact the terrible retrbuton il in store
for those VINO instrumental in causing this result No
who Judge Of human nature can doubt that
sequences involving general ruin must follow persist
eooe by the North In this unjust policy.
There is general determination amspg Southern mer.
chants make strict discrimination In the bestowL OF
their patronage in favor Of Northern houses known to be
friendly 70 the South The columns Of The Tribune win be
closely watched In order to afford correct data for dis
crimination.
Tho non intercourse movement which followed the
John Brown raid was mere child play compared with
that which about being inaugurated in South Carolina
Money was at discount Of Ave per cent IN this city
yesterday, and North Carolina per cent The latter
always at discount here but II has not fallen TO
this deprecated standard since 1857 There 10 general
tightness in the money Market bu. so far IL seems
viii have many crash ai the North before the eas,
shock is felt here. Speculation here carried within
safe lims, and there danger OF sudden surprise.
The farming interests In this state mover
more prosperous condition, and while this 50 the mer.
chants look with certainty to promise Of payment Of
their dues.
learn that the daily circulation OF the HuAID in this
city amounts 70 about eight hundred. This s . larger
circulation than any paper In this city commands except
the DapotcA, which Is . pcany paper. should no. DO
surprised II reached sixteen hundred. Since April las.
It's non arrival due course even for day causes gene
raj disappointment Newspaper venders making Hne
profits by ln sale.
At the political meeting recently held in Woodstock,
Shenandoah county, in which the Hon. John I. Harris
member OF Congress for the Tenth Legion district took
prominent part, resolution adopted expressive Of
the dissatisfaction at the residence county Of the
Lincoln elecior for district o, desire that he
should remove 70 some mora congenA cline II Is pro.
bable he has taken the hint and lef before this time
II understood ,ha, the majority Of the Virginia Con-
gressona delegation win favor secession, should the
North refuse to give The guarantees embodied the pro
grsmme which furnished you in my Last despatch.
The Hon. J. n Mason h also supposed so favor this
policy, but what position Senator Hunter win take mot
ye, known. He win doubtle,s 90 with the current.
II Is reported that Governor Floyd, the present sccre
tary Of War viii be candidate as the next election for
the Thirteenth Congressional district represented
by Martin. 80, bis election Is sure.
Tho report that Geo. W, summcrs Of this state win
be rendered seat In Linoo Cabinet, no, credited
moreover, s seriously doubted whether he would
cepi any posI,ion under Old Abe
The action Of the Legislature and Convention win deter
niue the course OF any prominent men In virginia 70
whom a tender Of oice may be made II the tone Of
these assemblies ihal be ths, d violent hostility 70
Lincoln, no OF Standing win compromise himself By
The acceptance q any ofnce under him.
This win be rrea, crisis for the Office seekers Mode
ration there state councils win be construed Into
implied sanction Of the accep,sr Of the patronage
the hands Of Lincoln, and VIC. veysa