The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

tca point Of view that has trapspred since the sdop
lion Of the federal constitution With u the day passed
wisAous exoitement, but . deep fesling-an anxiety,
orcsa Ssrvaded The whole community each voter o
that his Individual vote might have On important nnu
upan the result.
Ths state viii rive Breokisridss and Lane large ma
jorty Tho fusion ticket this city counts 40 and
Douglas g. For days previous 70 the election hsr,
had been IN apathy, because my beloved the eess.
Of Lincoln nxsd isot and tho pubaio end private dou.
sons had tended 70 sssss The mind 70 hss result and WIN
that view the politicians and many Of ne leading oses
have directed their inquiries 70 the proper course -
be pursued. What shall doi Where shall 70 rss
With whom shall assooiatsf Shall ssand stn snA
wait an overt by tho republican powerS that party
has riumpheA, not constitutional righu already
settleds Ii rot the overt act already stampedf II NOT
the Union dissolved now These nterogatories pat
by our calm and thinning neu There are many plans
suggested the South pursue but tell whAt
practicable should BIO adopted One thing 70 osr
tain, there deep ana settled feeling by vast MAORI
~ Texas stand by the south her rights the
consultation let the aggressive blow DO struck wnersvor
may Seeding south Carolina viii md warm and
1t IL believed that the south will be = unit Texas
stands In respects different footing from othsr
southern States and In the event OF disruption large
portion Of our would prefer 70 stand alone among
Tho nations Of the earth. She fee her ability, 0esss
she knows her resources Sne national dag
OF her own, and, though she loyal 70 the federal
government STILL when occasion requires the Lone staR
stipes
Although It 10 Impossible now To tell what Texas win
do In the Of the election Of Lincoln, nKsly
state Convention viii called adops measures =
the emergency may demand There are many, very
many conservative men Il this this STATE. STATE, aId many
70 act sntn they saw necessity for action. This
clan fellow citizens have abiding faith and
They feet that the great Of the North might rise In
their maesty and put dow the fAnstcsm In their midst
their political jusee We have litsls hope from Hasss
chusets Other OF the higher Law and priest rddea
States but have confidence the Empire State Of ths
North We know your great metropossi rs true TO the
best interest Of the country and feel with that
those have placed the hazard OF tho die
York a. the grea, battle ed In the CONTEXT just oosed
and shx ok for cheering reports in the from
that State We snail await with breatbloss anxiety for
the nervous ~res 70 story Of New York whether
abe be our enemy or cur friend
OUR LEXINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. ID, 1880.
The Result in Kenrucky-Posxso~ Of Mr. Breckinridoe-
Nsmbers Urging Him 70 Go SouA-His Probable Esssxs
Course, dc
The returns from the "knobs" back counties, come
In slowly; but enough known, however, GER
tain that the State has gone Bell by from 600 600
plurality Breckenridge beats Douglas by from 20 900 TO
rs COO.
In this, Henry Gays old district now the homo Of
Brecknrcee, the latter bea,s Bell and ugas combined.
Hese where the present Vice President made his gallant
lights for Congesshrst beating Leslie Combs and then
Black Bob Letcher Of the popular and well tried
leaders Of the old whg party Of this State The Breckn
ridge democrats though mortified that Kentucky failed 10
give her vote this her gifted, gallant
and popular son, say swell, matter whose fxat 10,
the thing DONE and afraid that happy
try Is 10 be trn asunder, never TO be united again"
The excitement here regard 10 tue election Of Lincoln
and the the cotton states very and
the II 10 much feared that happy
try Ia TO be torn assDder, TO be united again The
very who abused, vinsd and defeated Breckenridge
In this state by cang him TO 90 South
and bis luepce quiet the d affected states rney
appeal to him 70 the who eau Of li otne's do most
TO preveI what they have been falsely charging him
during the with desiring 10 accomplishments dis
solution Of the Uniou
It's believed here that Mr. rectinridge win visit the
South at the proper time, and that his influence will be
powerful In the rRnt quarter aod all directed towards
the great o the Union and the OF the
eovernment Should the South be prevailed upon 70 re-
main within the Union until the eth Of March next,
Bsecknrdge, In leaving the chair 70 take bis place %
the floor Of the Senate viii become the Ackno wedged
leader " the regencrated democracy and Will save the
government 20 down win II, aer having made the
gallant struggle eseP1et recorded In favor Of ths
constitution and the equally Of the States