The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-12
THE CANADIAN VIEW or THE SECESSION
MOVEMENT.
FrUm inc IOfUnD Ithitf, NOV
TILE IRESInENrIAL ELKcTInN.


The returns Indicate toe election Lincoln and Hamlln
for Presd,n and Vice President OF the UGted states
states appear ready n towards carry.
ing out the threat TO witndrAw from the Union The CO.
OF South Carolina invited the Legislature tn
the state but the latter had put question Oh tu II
should be ascertaped definitely whether Lincoln be
ally elected is folly 10 talk about armog for the par
pose 81 bringing about dissolution OF ths Unon for II
fssou on cannot be obtained without resoftng TO
u mot ~ith H. orce oores 70 Sighting - all up
with the South. The North wouf crush Der as easily
giant brushes ny. southern convention there may
be- but the supposed necessiy Tor tue South armng
The action OF the south viii be watched with intense
Interests for tie s7d, cs in The history AZ ne reprllc has
orrtred utor ne isterst ~ humanity thai the great
p,,irsnt Of aD goOeTrmsnt WhSh ne rJRbG Is MAKING
should succ,od A dissolution II Tho Onion wouli Of
necessarily prove the failure q that experiment bat
oss y e,eos YOU'D b. ~ ana S rsAe
dissolution OF toe Union arising OF the struggle
70 extend sla,efy and brought seOa, By the ssessivs
under present circumstances 70 be deprecated but II
should come &c ,anno, afofd 20 aint that proves
failure Of The great experiment which the United Staes
making There Ia too much that 10 bad 10 the govern
mens q the world tn jssiy any friend Of freedom
going into rapiurcs The supposed failure Of
perimsn, in telf government sdsh as take ali 10 al
the world has before We have preference
ior repuelicsnsm .ne contary bat 80 much better
we are rot ustntd in sepreclsirg the american syse
IN the crits of 10 fate.
PRESIDENTIAL KLEcrioS.
From the rofoato Globe Nov
Suce New YORK the Northern state which the
united forces " slavery had charce oi there
car be dosbt Of The of the Journals claims
Mr. Lincoln VIII ~ President for the four years
South Caropa threatens ~ secefs the fact
fully actrtaCed. and shc wi have p mpsth ia the
people OF other states u 10 simply impossible no sever
that thcte threats be out They been
uttered With imprny have resolved sonethr g ike
applause from people 10y nj 10 the Uaon but who thought
them likely 10 hav eject 10 preventing the eecton OF
Lrcoin. The ere caters must count. 10 wever
the ss1oe OF ever ~bo The advAn
taees obtained from the Unou and % the sh1e pove OF
the federal government may be that 10 three
States majority Of the people of this movemczt IA
vtrsbe 10 sscp but s mpossbc that such stste
Of feeling last There too many friends oil the
Union smopg the people OF The south who viii be
ro1scd by the violent proceedings ~ the south
Carolina les saiurc which threatened, that public
opinion wil speedily put down the Ore eaters. TIE
ihrocder n me sab .~d<rstond wi that
sosld rssard ae progress of abisonthdf e presence
Of hntis Set nsssy neyAbrhood would b. danger,
not a of ,afey them Of s~-fs separation
could tsse place pesocabiy aud doubt who
would be the greater sufferer IN civil wsrne North or
the scuth There vii be vsst deal OF buster and much
TAX Of resistance 20 Mr. Lneolns adm lsr.top but 10
The cnd ths ue~ President viii be obeycd He viii have
area, cculiy 10 eats ING both North aud south, and u
VIII MOI surprise rs 70 tho republican party tora by
Dimensions Al no distant day bat TIC election OF Lncola
masks No era ~ progress 10 the history % the American
reptbiic which Will never be ohliursed Tnerc vl be
rtsctun 70 douht bat II vili NOT ast, and
"a oppslice n The curse Of SLAYER, vi produce
rrssisr ttsu;s thsn those which called
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