Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-28
The New York Herald Again.

break-neck speed. TOE iattcr u necessa'
ry:-counseliny the Northern hud rs II all SOU
them stocks and securities y Dispose Of them i'm
mediateiy, If not sooner, at. IN matter what sac.
rice; in snort is dissovins the Unio,. and smash
ing u, th,ngs generally. Here Is It's Disunion
programme. which We shall Expect 10 'er put forth
By every Breckenridge Dsm"csatc organ in the
South. Speaking of seces.ion the lieradsa
That the Sou,h can seccde. if united in the
movement, there IN no reasonable d,nM. The
vote Of that seclon will BE- given TO Vreakinrldge
and Laue.s TIE southern Senat'r. aud members
of the liouse will 20 Ia Richmond Instead Of
Washington. Congress being olelcd IN regular
form, Mr.. Breckintidge would lie declared Pres
dent of the United S,sthrin repnblc, and the CO.
yernment may l. crganzrd IN week after the
RET uit ol the November ELECTION is made known
Tier" is really nothing 10 ptesc" such action on
the ra,t vi tie Snuth and there is every reason
to dread that II may take place.
In view If Tins state 81 things, we dfcm II to
be uur duty 10 warn parties interested nj the dan
ger wn,A, threatens them. 81 lar IL Ne can sea.
the Ble,kurjge mo, cmant al tie A,"th will
avail nvl..in2 Liiicun viii to the Nnrtbern
Presidcnt. and Breckinr,dgc tie S'nthern. Tho
confusion into which OUT commercial aud mohetn-
~ affairs will he tlirnwu .ai.lnt be described.
T,adc will receive a blow compared I" which The
stoi II in 1857 was u mere furry sb"ks will ~
auwn to within fraction Of nmhlng all kinds 1t
pro- eriy viii depreeiate Ii vaae. and The i"rtunes
accumulated by years Vi toll viii be swept away
in u uiouent
We advise our readers 10 prepare tor the com
ing crisis Between this time aud November
sumeii,ing may he saved II IN TIE wreck. Mer'
chants who have dealings with So Hern traders
viii DO well to close ul, such a'alrs rs SOON rs
p s.ible Holders uf Southern Safe, railway or
city stocks, "r securities vt the general govern
ment, should reaiize upon item ~ "hte. BANK
ers at h. me ana abroad should p,elale themselves
for tie nv, tabe Ianlc IN h aancai affairs The
eri.i- ~ imminent. The dissolution o The Uni III
isl tact aiteaiy deierminrd upon. Lot US be
prepai ei 10 meet the doom " hrh IL tfu'ling pp-
lit,eiau- and crazy fanatics o the day I'VE preoi'
plated upon the republic.
Passing BY the error Ito call it by no harshor
term intn which the Herald has lacn respecting
the support tina, vii; he given to tho Dsunion
ticket in the Souh-where, we predict with CON
6dence i, will not carry. Than i've, if IT real
ly carries over three STATES. notice the ool
CATION We are under To the Herald tr its super
serviceable zrul in attempting to create panic
tina: will result in depreoiating the value Of all
Southern stocks that -erk Nolihe,n maj kets
Tho.e who are we'll informed this ~ jet
know. that New York. beng the great CONNER
hns ree.a,ula'ed q capital that uther city ON
the continent can WELD. In consequence, it is
the great mart Tor stock. OF every kind. and tho
daily qa tatiuns Oi safes in Wall Nleet, effect
lues and prices in The rem ,;esi psrts II the. Con
feieracy. II Virginia skies u" in New
Y"rk. they 90 down every where e!-e; and Of
all the stocks Of every kind, from the 5 ui,. tina;
are thrown upon the New York market;
L. the ex.Freuiont organ Of New York. there.
fore doing us u kindness in tbss creating pane
that must work deriraentally to a. Ia urging
the Northern merchants u q re accounts with
Southern dealers who may BIZ indebted u ihsn,
and compel Speedy payment. In advising then
not 10 buy our State binds, ~ cs-taaeatc. II
stocks in railway OF ssber cam szH'e.. when We
need money 70 Is.b forward DER public improve
mentsi Are these the kind oxps. are " ca
ct from 40 infsea'isi journal. pro.-.-eiy pPoset
10 ,he .issrabIe sgit4lsons THAI Lase to ioug d.
viisd the ,,eeple! And what cause - there ior
all this kskisb AID nonsen-e, The Herald shall
answer is&eif. Ia the next issue oi that Journal
after the one tre,a which have aksp ibe above
exuacs, we End the following. lie, reader.
po.der it ~arsfsiiy. ADD ii they h,.4 in 1t
anything to jsrify tine sisrms which the Herald
has sounded.
Its ppsn there nmpinble principles that the
intimate relations between cu'ton aud the con-t
fulton stsnt. Daring the pr-sen' Year the Sou
thern States hase rroisced and exi' rid. IL reun1
numier.. fur and hall tniiiioas bales II c'tt'n
.sI.tA :. 49,, h.ndred snd twetay -b,' n,iih"ns %
dollars while yet in its crude state. ana ietore the
mershans, the mariner. or the nianuiacinr+r had
pa. q hand " Il to d.-sbie. uipi. and qasdroPis
its value u men. From TIL. f'np'ain fo~. al
immense .,ream # emp. ymsRi ard pr'.is. which
cr~a,e- and quirkeas innumer niie Dyarche. o N
dustry To- all parts Of the country. The ship Own
ere aad the manufacturers OF NV England. th'
merchants and mecl,apics Of New York. and ib'
mansiaeturers and miners 81 Penbsylsan'a an(
New Jersey. all draw no small prti.n Of tiie
caiy wages anI pr.f,s from the stream that rise
in the cotton fields 81 the S"uth.
II, therefore, as the Head drrlare- ''tbe rels
tons between tton and the Constitution stan
up.sn i~mu,sbie principles" and the dependence
OF the Esrth upon the S,uth be what is intimate
in TIE short naragraph ap,ve. why apprehend til
direfuf results that it feariuily for,shad"ws
above all, khy seek - .depreriass the wealth an
resouress;6 ut ne South, as thoogh, even sew
renee n no Usion would impair our ability
pay, Or - ssissd apon BY We asrs PteteEt toj JUS,
Il rspudi.sisnf, Whilst attempting 70 prepas
tho mind Of the North for disruption, and tres
inG a : contingency simost certain 20 haPPe,
Is nssaid has iadsaasd che very causes that wi
operate most powsrfalls . ssestthss hsppanin
n my >pch consiaxsney, NJ people On eat
arg nsDfg~eided &, the almighty dollar" thu
CIR tsllow-sitisens Of the North; nor ara On