The New York herald., 1860-12-07
NOErE CAROLINA.
ogR RALEIGH CORRESPONDENTS.

RAGESH, ". c, Nov. rs, 1880.
IS> SECESSION Fs>lrsg ne Mae 1Ae Vox Pord. Aa0c
matt % Northern As2rssstonTfc Lssssld'"e- Leosssa
tir. Casctses-1Ae Copernor': Mss,roe and W. Aohrs-
tr,sc,l.d Na.e n A~ar,-- P-cmr' ord Def~s consHs
hon from ne North 10 he SoaA N.,eisary b Preserre
ne Union, DC
There was . deep and anxious feeling ihroughon, our
State the Presidential e on and there seemed 10
serve In the expression opncrs about the unpleasant
crisis which has been forced upon nF thereby Bat the
scon nm sentiments Of our Southern slates compel
10 speak ont and act too Secession which at frs.
only suggested is tpfesdng rapidly, and the op.n evowsl
by eghbor section embolders them, and Il IL
the lips OK all. As far as can learn the psope
ahead OF their Representatives; every mail 70 this
place brings Of meetings within the state Dor
cers the sentiment OF which s strongly aptagont %
Northern aggression and the crazy and fanstsi repub
can party.
The Western members OF the Legislature came heEc
with srorg feelings for Eecessoo par leu eriy Los RON
he extreme Wes.-bGt upfort ,natey, Nortn Carolina
Ike, they trying 10 make ponsch capital
ort of the qre,tion among too many OF our
foks-I nosp The opposition party Of the De
noorsoy--iaey arc processing 20 rely on ruo MISSION,
but 10 psss retatory la se ssuy democrats advocate
tho Immediate ealing Of a Stste Convention, wherein
peDpe msy decide The ode aHd for redress
ron the ong continued wrongs inflicted ou them by the
North majority Of the Legislative Joint Commttca
Federal keLtnat 70 whom Tue whole matter has been
referred nro strongly for secession Ih'ns majority
OF tho legislature would not for State Colyeniioo
just row but new events crowdiDg upon them daily in
sLich fte popular win clanoTg for Is. tney viii
obliged 10 give theiP sanction.
You nave no doubt, his foeD the Governors Mos
" writ alter executive consultation with
ard uneer tnc advice OF Of leading poiti1crs
rtc two parties met 10 secret for several nghts
and divided n their opDiopa as 10 what shond De
the tcne OF the Three members OF tue senate,
Le.s hcreEead Docxery And Turner. were strong for
suom aston three members from tho bluse, hessrs
DcpneIy, Fairbuc AMI fluery were Tor unconditional
submission. Brown (sipce Clpgrsa ID named IN caucds
for election 10 The United S.ieE Ssnste) for a'qui
ssocDce but deieess submlsAion. cannot distinguish
| the difference
Another caucus is proposed which will propose .
ference Of the tEo political par cz Of the State, rnion
they VIII be forced TO opt and that wi dsorgauizs
both OF them and ont cf the debris new party may
! be formed.
There is proposition Ia the hards OF some OF the
crais Governor Eilsto pase resolution instruciing
the Governor TO invite conference OF tho southern
States and tho appointment OF twenty delegates 10 Dc
nnDed 10 the re,o t'ur and they 10 be selected from the
different sectors of both psrtles II - doubted by
whether should pIece6e follow the meeting Of the
state Convention.
You will readily perceive from The Indefinite state of
aarr here that csrnot give very lucid opnion OF
al ing part the present critical excitement but
they rally 10 want of lezder - mould ot
sction and concentrate opini,rs upon cennte node
of action for against secession as th5 siory OF tho
teri the strfr 9Th o any plan OF action In the legislature
Pot IN This state or uncertainty and nesitston in
action OF the Southern states places North Caro1s
somewhat in the same plight.
msj1Yiy u the house o Representatives. are for Sc
sion. The present Uuion cannot bs held togs
without prompt and additional from the North
10 the South il will take bui lev months 10 decide
these now eyCi,irg question:.
and B. Moore strong and violent FOR submir
sion; Ray nor quite extreme 70 the contrary.