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

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1880.
Numerous dispatches from different parts Of every
Southern and state indicate that there
large numbers Of persons In those regions ready 10 fly TO
On hearing OF Lincons election oil those who, In
their phrase would rather light than eat put
ting he dsunioa cockades beating drums displaying
the lone ar banner &C. &c. Their eetos are com.
pounded Of plain truth real good sense nne talk and not
. little egregious fudg. Purged OF the latter In
gredenis they would be superior State papers, and
with them st just the things 70 create asensaon
down South.
Yet there In each OF ihoe States who
have no part iot in all this vehomence,
passion ani display From these latter The ad-
minstration hears, ~ well a. from the more
clamorous and exsggcrating sources. The former
heard most loudly and frequently just now, but they
ought not that account TO be regarded the exponen
Of doctrines which most widely spread most gene
rally adopted In the sAvcholding satee; and IL would
certainly be most unpatrotic, unjust and unwse 10 g
the modcrates with whom the vast majority Of the
people those States sympathze, for the sake Of pro-
pltiaing comparatively few ambitious and exasperated
leaders
The love Of the Union Ia SIN proved TO be deepseatcc
and irradcsble sentiment in the hearts Of the people,
even Of the seeding States. Letters from every
them attest this act Dsunion Is looked with aohor
repce apart from all consideration OF is absolute mprac
tcabiity Nullncation has defenders, AMI se,esson
almoet little favored by the really great minds OF
the South, although there Is clear distinction between
the two theories
South Carolina d the seat Of disloyaty TO the Uniou
many persona she goes out the
better she has been the prolific Of trouble for
long series Of years Calhoun gave her ell her conse
quence, and since bis death she has not had . single
Statesman NJ 70 lead herself much less the Union.
State cannot In these days. live the heritage Of the
most renowned abscoedenn Every State must have
Of their own time equal 70 emerssnses, and South Caro-
lima seems have such She cannot, there
fore lead the South. On the contrary she must follow
the ead Of others who better undctand the tines her
situation and her relations 10 the sister states
say this with reluctance and regret but the times de-
mand plain speaking and, ~ soutnron, do not choose
sacrifice my section 70 the wh,ms Of South Carolina
30 say thousands OF the best the south has
produced.
Tho Cabinet met IN extra session 70 day the White
House. O'Clock This leaked out, and,
Of course, all Of rumors circulated 10 the
SUBJECTS OF their deliberations But u really OF
tho most quiet and purely business meetings held
Politics not all that public have do The sd.
ministrason Of The departments much more import.
ant matter, and the President 10 day laboriousy
engaged in examining The reports from he departments
with references 10 his annual message.
wlsHSoros, Nov 10, 1890
An extraordinary session Of Cabinet was held This
morning for The purpose 10 understood, OF consider
Ing the present alarming condition OF Affairs The South
Federal officers continue 70 forward their designations,
already there quite number Of important places
vacant, such s Collectors, Deputy Sub Treasurers and
Posmassers and TO meet these, and other difficulties
and troubles that following quick succession, that
the President has called his advisers together Whether
the President do anything which viii allsy the
citsmsnt Questionable whether be viii attempt DO
the Southern people, 10 also quesslonabe II hes been
surrssted that he might call convention Of all the
states, 10 meet a. some central point-say Indep ndeuce
Hail. Phiacelpha-for the purpose Of calmly and dell.
beratey considering the questions and vital
ssues involved Jefferson, during his Administration,
suggested convention Of all the for purpose Of
considering AMI dscussng the question OF dissolution
In multitude OF counsellors there IA wisdom.
II reported late this evening that the President
preparing able document, In which he will urge the
conservative people, North and SOUTH 70 70 tho
be represented, and sverm possible the fearful casmi
ties that are upon us
One Of the objects Of the Cabinet Council to-day
dsrusood 70 be the consideration Of this important docu
noticcsble fact that the President and C~bi.
net are fearfuy and alarmnsy exercised Al the present
state Of arairs In the south The crisis upon Us
majority Of the people In Northern states ia favor q
dlssolutionf
Ton Corwh arrived here from the West to-day. &c