The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07


vered at Lesyenwosh Kansas, during last winter Mr.
Lincoln said
Bot YOU democrats are for the Union, and you great
y fear the success OF the npcbcans would destroy the
Union WHY Do the republicans declare against Tue
Upions Nothing Ike II Your own statement OF II ls
that the black republicans elect President you won't
etand IL. You will break up the Union. That viii De
your act not To justify you must ehor that our
policy gives yoi ust cause for SUCH desperate action
Can you do thar You VIII nnd ths: our policy exactly
the policy OF the that made the Union.
While elect Pres dens submit neither breaking
Tor att mptog 10 break up the Union II we shall con
ettuiio ally elect Pre- sideIs IL viii be our duty 10 see
that you also submit
In reply 10 this speech the NEW Yoag Herald, the
lsadrg organ OF the democrats admits that Lincoln is
scoL rervRtive" and that his policy will bs to concate
the South into submission instead OF e1asperatng her
people into rebellion" II is aso admitted tina. Mr.
Lincoln will have Southern meD well Northern, In
his Cabigt-hs Southern advisers bong such
tive men henry Winter Davis, Of Maryland; John
Minor Bolts OF Virginia, and John A GAmer OF North
Carolina The BKzAID the time records that the
prevailing idea in lhe south APPEARS TO be "Ihe policy Of
waiting for some direct abolition provocation from the
NV dynasty before embsrkng upon that unexpored sea
OF Southern coIeceracy" Since writing thus the HsRAID
has changed sgain and has been rather hysxrca IN us
alarm Southern IN; but this was "bear ths
political market, terrify commercial New York into
voting against Lincoln. Nov that the election 10 over
we may be sure that the Northern friends OF the South
will rmly vative, when political object
can be gained by erDg up the slave STATES 70 reoeon
ana In al likelihood sr Lincoln VIII, N Tour yeass from
the United states undimnAhed by she secession OF even
a single State.
From the London Ne wB, NOV. 70
Nov thai the election 10 decided, may look for
greatly improved tone In the domestic treatment Of the
affairs OF the United States For tho last few months
stranger TO the tactics or trans atlantic parties
might have been led by tho language Of
poy ion OF the American press to believe that
the Union mu.t certainly be broken up II Lincoln
were elected Tho democrats redulously inoucaed this
belief. pree1a ing that adherence 10 their policy
toutey necessary 20 retain The Southern States within
the confederation. Tho merchants OF the North have
been told thai universal must overtake their
spoUdents in the South Any attempt maie to ctr
cumscfibe their tenure OF slavery Pseudo commercial
Ieporis IN which facts were rauduienty ma
rpuated Tor political purposes, have been foisted into
hes idE jsusnois and the electors have been odden
10 remember tbat the question they were called u
Decide was continued prosperity or universal rua.
To the South the ms, reckless language Was id.
cresstd--rth what motive is inconCsvabe, sioce
ns fo.slaHeIy vote safe. 10 the very nearing
q the regoes The democrats imputed 20 Mr. Lincoln aud
his patty tho intenon OF violating constitution
"a order 10 stosh slavery AVID rn,,e Inc negro 10 pot
cal aud sociA equailsy vita the white man II tue
Southern negroes Who bang upon every word Of white
which eject their Interests have believed THE
emo IN ire disappointment which IN reserve FOR tne,
should rise VI niurrection, the blame will be justly
purposes, nsoitec 10 dangerous misrepresentation
The cry has ben useful Tor party purposes
bat the oousc shoh u involves will net suit Southern
ihier,ss 7ne great Shareholders know very well that II
part 4 The policy OF the republican party 70 violate
that part Of the constitution which f0rbds
every state 10 interfere with tho Internal
q sny ether state The present victory merely signifies
thai the ~idsspreadrg "rerritrie OF the republc
Tot Jet su cieuty peoped to be formed into States sla
yert sbs have no legal existence and consequently that
they shall not gro~ up into slave States Tho South,
Governor Ietoher ard John n Dotts no. xithssnding
viii acauesce 10 this decision Taey dare not 90 out Of
the Union With their eaves for they have shere TO 20
TO they are great deal saer In Inc friendship and
alliance Of tie North whose bay would be readily
oi hcotn 10 suppress serve nsurrecton a. to pre-
March, wh,n Mr. Lincoln removes to tho whtes House,
We sh9 bud ha. a'artes have adjusted themselves 10
Their res reailrs, aid are preparing for harmless
campaign 18th the old wordy weapons
[Fron the London Herali. Nov 20
The Only I'd Oh this erilhs horizon Is The threatened
e The struggle cannot last long, for the free North will to
support the President ana the army aud navy
OF the republc viii be lsuic hed agans; the seceders
the South viii be driven back into the Uaon H need be-
a. he point Of the bsyoaet Such a conflict, h,ersy
wod be most ciGssro,r IN is consequences 70 Great B
tam ana whether II take place or Bot the i'll feeling In
The safe cifcs s Low great that the ordinary ops
ratcrs o. agriculture ard trade must saf'r May b zoe
,hal ahory 70 look 20 other for cotton and
cther Soathan produce and IL to be hoped Ascs-
vs sovtrnmeIt in view Of the precsrSus condition OF
our much West Indian and o,h.r coones 90 as
to enable our planters 10 supply thu deficiency.
From the London Times, Nov q
Ite further accounts We have received from America
terd entirely to confirm the view we toox OF the prooa
bio eeults Of The Presidential election II quito
,sr that ho'e VINO the spot. and who from the
in;trts they naturally felt IN what passing around
he, yo1n be tho most likely 10 exagGcra.c the probable
consequences raw no reason whstever 10 thx tina, the
dtai II the southern candidate would bs folio red by
disruption Of the Unon The southern states have, 10
addition To the other fsus which pointed cut yestcr
cal guty the additional error OF dividing toeir
strength, owing 10 their ira' y 20 agree upon cand
cato Iter only hpe was thas Mr.. Lincoln would
90; oo,an The rtqu'sie humber Of votes they
Obtain iEai rumoer for any one else While
they wtro united they were succeisul When they
becsn divided they failed 10 the lot OF man
std cannot be reversed even In favor o. Gentlemen having
UGH Peculiar grOtrds for ptcirg everything human and
gpsfhsmsp 2 bite 70 ther favor As NO slsvehodsrs
o. The southern Sistes Whtn We read the speech OF Mr.
Lincoln on the s,hsct a slavery, aud ccnsioer the
irene moderation o. the ssltn.n's expr, SECS the al
icwsnce tat made Cor the sustiou for the feelings
Jar tie pr adcss Of the Souio; eL;lrey
he tarprs bcpps on 10 tue point OF the aimis
sicu a slavery the territories help beiug
fociby struck by tn absurdty OF breaxpg 10 and
glorious scy Ike that OF the Uaiied States from
toe crcad aud anger Inspired by the election OF
srch q &c tie elise OF Chef Magistrate. II
the csrse Il the scu.herDs he really so good,
es item SHOW rather let the dssp oooted psrtrans
,hos little coEdse1oe IN IT. II istrue thu, The In
stuton of slavery caLnot exist 10 confederation with
ireedcm noles has 70 Us hands the oentra govern
metz, to use ana Apply principally, not solely for It's
mArunarctf suppose u should DO established ~ Q
toucsw,rsa maxim Of the U1iou by the decision Of
Pr Govt IN which both sices represented that
planter hss no Inherent light 70 take his slaves With
bin intc Territory, ooss that draw after II the corse
snpp,es repeal ~ -. Fugitive s,ve h~; docs thai
rsvtrt tie South from ling such cficient measures
and esc.r,f slavery has indeed come to this
.oiot thee. Eg,,s s the day OF emancpat for the
IfR-o nearer than sry u rs had supposed But n So
hou;e "a order ana preparing some rlsn OF gradual
tmsnc'pst'cn, ny which ibe violence q tho impending
catastrophe ms hit 10 some degree be mgaed than Ia
Ctr arg 20 system which, on their Own admission,
ony exist rroe, The very improosbie condition OF
At matte ssor nce 81 the Interests ana feelings OF the
Nnttn 20 ttosc NJ the southS
We DO act, have said, believe tue catastrophe TO
be ,n uinert and disposed n stlbutc TO the In
sttutcr q slavery vitality witch, as 10 scems. its
Inssf a1vocass 70 tot believe possess 5sAl zoe
cfnnG lerttai from orrs'pi nat ~ recent ps ~ me
SmTTc1a T-srt 10 frtssh 9Th many roRsntous
fsstsrsg H,rsofWs easr Prestdsat hecr elected ~
tGf tse urJor'd a. lsIs, " mini in eusry SSte II
a. But ~ M rvSs.f tnsavce tssve considerable
Etsi - 'fafs ul,ch not tiage Uo,e ca.f for the
c,rfui crnd,daD THIS 1. 10 sald asa not without
rnrN II isice. tsuGs airtcy ~ That state 81 parties
saanft which Washington emphsdcaly counselled hts
it0s tNg0rsias dlvoips themselves into factions dc
sgratSt III geographical Unite. II must hssys be re-
Henbs-cl ursN ~, that Mr Iiucon hes not hsf even
su.tory may Of the sisye states this has happen
ca bcrnQts aNetous relating 10 the extension ala
ituarce gf slavery Fat number o. the southern states
ALLOW q 81 mrc'iiy mao may have opinions adverse
d tGvrrv ard msn may reside 10 slave state bot he
cAnrci Ap oVtn thesc thtfs at oace II be ssscrts his
ucu, lie char hrs residence, must prepare
Z III A n a wort1 ne