The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01
the Patriots Duty.


From the Richmond Enquirer, Oct 20
This is the last Of the Enquirer that reach all OF
readers before the important 9th OF November That
day admitted OF all parties 70 be The most mpor
tost has da~ned upon The federal unon and the
duty discharged by each voter that day ncurs re
opsiby greater ihaa ever was before involved IN the
elective franchise
Il he du, Of every democrat 20 be al the polls aud
to personally that Of bn friends and acquain
are absent II this be done, Virginia will DO safe
far her citizens influence the result But should
Absence from the polls indifference 10 the result apathy
from any caure keep the democrats Of Virginia from
voting Virgins be ost 70 d the constitution
la failipg vote for John Brecxinridge SUCH .
cult would be attended With consequences TO the State
more injurious ard rainous than q dissolution of the
Union for while the vote OF Virginia for Bell would even
tuste In dissolution would also divide the ple OF
Virgin Northern and Southern faction, which,
beginning with elimination would end IA civil war. The
who votes for Bell 10 resdy 70 submit 70 Lincoln.
and " majority OF Virginia 30 votes, VIII be regarded
By the southern States auhori ativs declaration
the part Of the OF Virginia OF determination 70
abandon the institution slavery the rapacy Of black
republican, Yam, Unioa for her safety
IL will be regarded by the Southern States as direct
barter Of constitutional rights and privileges an In.
Ramona eae Of their rights well and will
In luce resentment towards Virginia almost - bitter
they have fer the New England states Such re
op,,ae reuol,aon and secessson similar ret any
the Tnson and nhik t1ould strike d1Wn the laH
AR ne on.n anls's ses arc se,y maes m,saxen
Men who ii this crisis Of public Affairs willing 70
vote for John Bell will not be un wiling 70 take up arms
rumor is now in circulation that Mr. Alex Rlves in
late speech the Club House. advised what he called
se nn .pms Inc cue anons sy xoeS ne
meant the democrats). and should tho State Of Virginia
be 50 unfortunate rs 10 vote for John Beu Mr. Ric may
hdu opportunity Of testing his firearms
Thur the approaching election becomes In every
pect Of view the most important that took place In
polls ana 70 be active In proc airing the attendance Of
every other democrat By day devoted 10 Virginia
the STATE may be saved from civil wa even the Unou
cannot be preserved.
Oar Harrisburg Correspondence.
HARRlsnuEG, Oct. Is. 1860.
ne QuestiOr Of Negroes votn9-rAe Republican Doctrne
Would Recoil on rhemseivs, DC.
There much said about the slave pvxer In the South
relation 70 the vote Ct The sosth in Cougres. This
subject Ia not understood by the North.
In the white States, runaway negro 10 marked one In
the census while In the south slave represents only
three nfhs Of vote Allowing the ratio Of represen
tston be ~ 900 for each representative and the slaves
be counted In the Of the south the
the free States the slave States would then be entitled 70
fraction nineteen members OF Congress than
they have. Thus om 500 900 slaves let u take
two nfhs q 500 ooo), the amount no, counted In the
ratio OF representation Of the south-the namber
not in the census enumeration Of the South.
Now, two nfths Of 500 900 amounts 70 500
900, let divide that number BY % 900, the number
spport oned for each member In the white States and IL
70 pineteen members more than they have In the
House o Representatives 81 the United States And
would almost suppose, - the aboionsA are for MAKING
negro full voter like white man, that they would NJ
least In making out the app prtonment Tor the ratio Of
representation ALLOW the colored population south 70 be
The white slaus should mis- be done he slave states
would have nineteen more representatives, and thus
make election Of Lincoln difhcut, than
upan the three n,hs Of the slave population being only
enumerated 10 the representation OF those states n the
House Of Representatives. Of the United states rhs mat,
kas han wlr ANnHv
n any Of our public jouroas We desire 70 turn
public ciscusSco In that direction for the future
We do Dot exactly why the black republicans should
vapor much great strength OF their party
wbcn 10 all reasonable probability Mr. Lincoln will not
receive more than pursy Of The votes Of the people o.
the United SAtes other words that majority Of
the voters OF the will be opposed 70 the ccetsn
Of black republican President
Exceptions have been taken 70 the voting Of negroes II
the recent STATE election In OHIO being sosye OF the
constitution of that state should the negroes vote for
electors Of President ana Vice Prcsdcu, 10 OH and the
electors be carried by vote equal 70 the negro VOTE
VIII such electoral vote be counted for the Presdent
win the North.
Prom the Rochester Union, Get 20
gentleman residing IN this CITY received letter 90
saturday from creditor In Georgia, Who RENTED him
potes the hank Of the State of Georgia me letter
stated thai the writer applied at the bank above named
purchase q DRAFT Nee York 70 remit and told
could be sold the CEASED to do
business with the North
The po,es on The stats Bank Of G~oxs were taken 70
decline receive southern notcs the customary dis
count although the Southern banks decline to Do sny
business with the North.
The above statement Ia strictly true We omit uamoe
the parties DO not for notortety.
Voice from North Carolina.
CONSIDERATIONS RELATIVE TO A SOUTHERN CON.
FKDsRAcY-rux ruRrTAScAL IsvAsfoS OF THE
soUTH-nELrERs BooK-rHE KFFHcr or A SOUTH.
BRS CoHpKnERAcY AT TuR NORTH AND sorrH,
AND IN EURorf-Ks6LksD WOULD BECOME rHK
A n.
WILLIAM ARMY or 100000 MSS roe SOUTHERN
IsyAsfoS WOULD cosr osK HUNDRED niLLpss
or roLLARs--wHERE WOULD rHE NORTH ONT
THE MONEY g-THE RCMp PARLIAMENT RgvIyD ~
AMERICA-THE SOUTH MUST NOT PERMIT TUX IN
ArGraATioS OF LINCOLN, ere.
rHossBuRG PIAyAriUS
NORTHAMPTON Oorsry, n q
he wbo no denies that "thcre danger 70 the Stat
dtesoutiop cDufedcrary estabished BIZ IN