The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22
OUR SPRINGFIELD CORRESPONDENCE
On n Mr.


scorsy If PIaos'seken-II Cou'e,-fHs sgieh Fb4nd
Wan,ins-Ind.Cnae Pcsronea-n; Of ~ Putiseasson OF
Mr. Lncoln's Prcyramme--rA> C1mfng RepuI'foda
Jatfl,s-Nr Lircain's Lac Par.n1v N ToI1 n.
The blun,cst observers fail " that thD
provincial city docs MOI bear the aspect looks for b.
the bdng place Of the chcain Of powerful party jest
emerged victorious from Gerce AZ protrSle contest
A new has risen the political hcrlzoC, but tn
satellites are .tlu wanting The battle e NOT, bat tn
general yet surrounded by the rank and lie Of bis
army, with q view the division OF Tic .poi'. Alb
Lincoln elected President but the tide y bosc who
pcct TO both The honors and rrods or his trump
hAs yet 10 roll into this, hs abode.
whsieyer sensation writers may impose upon di.t.st
readers 10 the contrary short soourn this town %
negative attractions win convince any that the
Of Presidential electors, campa!su rcske, member, q
stAic and national conventions, defeated candidates,
free soil martyrs from the border slave States and Kan
sas, SC, &C. that 10 appear 10 this atItsie 20
bov 10 the powers that 70 be, and ask substantial
rcoospou services ssd federal plsstcrs for their
wounds, NOT 70 be found In As burg II this moment
no. Of course 10 DO believed that the erpcctant bot
win stay back altogether. Their apparent abstinence
only temporary and that from various causes
nh evident, In the ayu place, that me silence ard
rescrvedncss with which Mr.. Lincoln met the iorcran
nsrs produced certain hesitation to rress forward II hi
hour. Fear o. present rebuke and consequent sbsO-
ute denial has doubtless stsnned the current. Again,
the threatening attitude Of Of The Southern states
has much 70 DO with tse seeming modesty Of the many
that think 10 have wall deserved Of Mr. Lincoln. they
vHst 70 await III dsaouenent Of thee unlocked for
poAlioes They anxious 70 learn something further
A 70 the force q the impending storm, before running
ibe rsk o. berg called upon 10 break H. Many pro-
poss 10 await . formal announcement Of Mr. Lincolns
p9y order better abe 10 divine the pro.pcc. q
his Administration and the node Of successfully pushing
their own claims
Mary republican journals have beer 10 the habit -
pointing ocrnsy At Tho alleged frequency written AMI
personal southern applications for cnice v VI Llncon
Tie truth with regard 70 THIS matter o. hoScysr hat
very souiherncIs o. distinction have A. eale I'm
portuned Mr. Lincoln, either BY letter Or ii person,
with ,falir rsqocss Their humber. indeed spPcars ~
sgGsast when conf AIRED With that o. northern aepi
rsnU
Letters o. oongrsiaslion and sdvoe have beea received
~ M Lincoln fgn nearly al the prominent cszcns %
tie border slave states that have heretofore openly
csjoussa tho republican DIT prayers for oaoo
o1ly nom the LEES Discreet and lower stratum q
Southern symrsthizers and hence totally Ignored
rom the cotton states letters and vsits have ycry
scsniy until nov.
70 cne thst kboss Mr. Lincoa vii suppi~s hlu 90 be
wanting mucA common proclaim, ellBcr by
word wuiIg. his executive Intention. - nc re
.eri time when be really not jet elected Pres lent II
the uuItea states by the rote o. the eectos from The
Sy~s republican stsis. Pr.ssni Appearances. even -.
ty belief that NE act Of casting the electoral ypts
viii ,ct b. itreda,sy foosct ny the publication q
onc.af programme Among Mr.. Lincoln most a.im.,c
euppof fr a. coast the opinion appears v prevail iis
TIE psr1 ~ locker OF al. bes suit him q sas
sosiber pbrosiIo until hs formai nansuntoa
Ise ~ sviIcsn slor icssioa hcoor Iso'a' 80
TO- us y 70 cone ~ thi. placr "a gssisy ssrt. q
er,sS.r> p-sfponeDeois aoes Eot rrosas % OCT
aeyt.ts N. AR imposing Demonstration rscg. 49,
nrs 'cr :, b. ivfe'ted -iih sach smpiy orkb ~
aIe, is5awao'r, ~ csrec.ss os1o,se 70 tsisTioas