The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03
Proxr,ss or IN. Revelation.

Progress or the Revelation.
In another part Of this days paper we pub
Iish intelligence from the South which will keep
our Northern readers posted as to what Is being
done at the other eide of the sectional line. In
Virginia the armed preparations are actively
going forward, and among the formidable wea-
pons are batteries of rifed cannon. The effect
OF these preparations is to destroy confidence at
the South in the continuance of the Union. aud
bence the banks of North Carolina, Kentucky
and other Southern States are refusing 10 have
anything TO do with Northern bank bills, AZ
they regard such paper money az very doubt
ful security to them in the event of Mr. Lin-
coins election on the 9th OF November. Our
Richmond correspondent comments on the un-
belief Of the Northern editors, who remind one
of the infatuation Of the Jews before the destruc.
ton of jerusalem by the Roman army. He
says-"The logged incredulity on the part Of
republican papers and politicians as regards the
purposes Of the South will prove disastrous,
fear, to the best interests of all sections"
1t is very evident to all, except those who are
wilfully blind, that revolution is going forward
at the South as rapidly as any revolution ever
proceeded before. Indeed, 1t Ia going ahead
with greater rapidity than did our Revolution of
l776. Whether it will be arrested before it is
consummated depends on the action of the
North. II the North should prove to the end as
obstinate and logged and insolent as the gov
eminent Of George Ill to the American colo
mics, the came result may reasonably be ex-
pected to follow, for the Southern men are far
more the descendants of the heroes who fought
in that Revolution than are we at the North,
whose blood has been since so mingled with
that Of other races by immigration. Time will
tell whether the warnings now given to the
North by the preparations at the South for an
armed conflict, If necessary, are without four
dalton or not.
Though perhaps the surest way of preventing
an armed Northern invasion of the South is to
be well prepared for the invaders, we
do not think there will be any necessity
for II, for in no circumstances will q
majority of the people of the North ever
permit an armed expedition to be sent
over Mason and Dixon's line. However they
may mourn over the loss Of Southern stars, dis
appearing from the galaxy Of the republic, they
will never consent to the madness Of attempting
to coerce them back into the Union by force Of
arms. Still, thousands at the North and South
think differently, and particularly at the South;
and the result of this apprehension will be most
rupous to the interests Of trade and to every
description Of business. Already the Southern
ka, he .aS,, - Ill
There IL now q complete commercial depres-
sion at the South-the commencement Of e
panic. What will il be after the 9th Of Novem
her If the black republican candidate should
be elected? From that time forward q political
struggle commences which. whatever way II
ends, will prove disastrous to the commercial
and manufacturing classes. and to all who are
dependent on them for support
The CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST IN THIS CrrY.-
We notice that Tammany and the black re-
publicans are playing into each others hands
in many Of the Congressional districts ia this
city. Ia the Third district both sides are
putting and blowing for Mather, and in the
Sixth district for J. Winthrop CHAMBER. The
fact OF Tammany and the republicans taking
up the same candidates should satisfy any per.
son OF the sympathy aud private understanding
that exist between the two, and the determine
ton Of the leaders Of both to prevent cou.
sentative triumph in this city. 1t il owing to
this understanding, and the bargains that have
been entered into between the Tammany and
republican leaders, that the latter are
ton Of Williamson In the Third and
Conklipg in the Sixth district In fact. the
Tribune philosophers assert that they consider
there IL no doubt Of their success in those two
districts. This fac, should open the eyes Of all
persons who think Of casting vote against the
candidates that stand the least chance Of defeat
ing the black republican nominees. The bar
gain has been made by the leaders of Tammany
TO elect the republican Congressman; but we
trust that the voters will not allow themselves
to sanction any such unholy alliance, but will
vote for Cochrsne and Wood. as the only mode
Of preventing the election Of black republican
members Of Congress in this city. Let Tam.
many receive her Just deserts-let her tricks
and bargains be repudis'ed by the people.
DErrTr SnERTfs REQUIRED AT THE Polls =
The republican papers are indignant at the
resolution passed by the Board Of Alder.
men on Thursday night authorizing the
Sheriff TO appoint special deputies to keep
order at the polls on Tuesday next, and
see that voters are not obsructed or TN
necessarily delayed in depositing their bal
lots by the Wide Awakes. There lie every rea
son to believe that this precsution is necessary
and that the Aldermen for once did right. and
We hope that the Sheriff will appoint about
ten thousand Of the best men be can get to see
that the polling places are kept free for voters.
From what was seen at the New York
Hotel, a short time ago, and from the character
n. q. a..