The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10
Cabinet Council ON the Affairs
OF the Nation.
what the Administration Gan Dc
in the Crisis.
VIEWS OF THE BLACK REPUBLICAN PRESS.
Meeting Of the New York Southern
Medical Students,
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THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON,

IdE hEPOhlS fhOM WASHINGI
WARRINGTON, Nov. Q. 1850.
me aspect Of affairs In the South regarded here with
serious appreheDsions The memgc Of Governor Brown,
& Georgia. TO the Legislature Of that State has startled
not only the administration, bat the people generally
despatch received here today from Georgia, by
gentleman in ooia position, states that tho views
md sentiments Of the members Of the Legislature now in
Ion stronger than those contained in the Cover
sor's message.
Nearly every man who participated In the meeting n
Avanrah leading and prominent IN the Union
movement In 1851. It 10 also significant that the most
actlve In the dsunion and secession movement In
Georgia, Alabama, Missssippi and Florida leading
Union men In 1851.
high furctionary Of the government informed this
morning that he had doubt that ave Southern States
would 20 cut Of the Union They would not walt, either
sor Convention Of Southern States Tney were for
separate state action.
Many idle asd extravss,nt reports are in circulation
relative the avowed intentions OF the administration
upon this exciting and delicate subject, but saiisad
that there not particle Of foundation for any Of them
me President take notice Of them unless they
tempt obptruct the federal laws attempt 70 terfac
with government property. Should they attempt the
latter the army and the navy would doubtless be
ordered In that direction. The Administration however
not anticipate anything Of the kind rhe South knows
her iuiy oo well 10 interfere with or obstruci the fede
ral laws.
The President IA frequently Intercepted BY people,
frem the North well the South, 70 whAi he In.
tesds do. he Invariably them tia, he has no
sushory to prevent stats from seeding and therefore
~ do nothing In o. nulacaiion, he says the
latter would be different He win mecs he emergency
whenever shall rfe promptly, and do bis whole duty
The Cabinet had . protracied session 70 day. and 10 n
understood that they had under confederation tho present
and alarming attitude of Affairs In the s,uih The
ssr insrson do not believe the South Intend 10 take
hssy or preci pta,s acion but that thoy viii cooy
end deliberately.
appears, BY intelligence rececc,ved this evening, tha,
nechnrdse has carried evcry southern state excepting
Kentucky and Missouri It Is conceded that he has car.
rad MAryiand and Virginia.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Q, 1890.
me rumor that the Secretary OF the Treasury win rc-
sign s entirely uniOunded. u 10 said. also, that be
adhrres TO the views and sentiments expressed In his
Macon letter Of 1851, lAttly rep sblshod here.
The Cabinet had rroti scssln 20 day, dellbcrat
ing the condition Of the country and though par
tculars OF their consultation have not irs-rye the
people may be assured that the Administration si maize
svcry effort 10 preserve The public psaos the
integrity Of the Uaion.
Numerous earxess appeals going from this city 70
We south urging moderation and caution. !. contend
inoriss OF the North who have s,ood rc-oucy against
she republicans better servios wn be rendered 70 the
SOUTH within the Union than BY secession even II the
latter could be successful With the Senate the House
ard the Supreme Court against the anti slavery party
better OCH, be made within thaa cut q The Cnon
Mr.. Lincoln, said N republican circles, extremely
lrx0us ID ragtcr quietly through bs term rra-1uaint
Cd the details q dcrsrrcstsl administration he VII
naturally rely uPoa no sxpcris1cei nesds q b.
eAo u mo hcracs Or hnugry applicants for the lace.
q these respectable ta0crtita'cs ril be esapplaod
- siaiar crowca wcre ~kcn NJ Bachasan csns int,
porsr snivciliDe p.ttoacrs f1r the prlzas NJ Iln
cola dsposai already rvnnlag rosni ,osn for Sub
cor rtSo's 70 their papers "OId Abe" will probably
soru them ever 70 The immortal and unrOmovable Nc
nsnos 10 light hs Gre withal.
There "a good deal Of "rass'ugp smons lnsumb,uts
and espcctsnu Indeed, n the famous dog "Br, wcro
here be might hunt up, not kln, . hundred and arr
rs6 N the prescribed sime-iwo minutes and hai
No sppreneusisn exists In official quarters that any
e0or" VII be made so scze the forts or other public
property 10 The South, A. such movcmeuss Womb bs
tolerated ~ me authorities Of The States In which they
located me questions which nov dslrac, IA peo
Sle o. that section being Of great deIcscy nothing win
ss done by executive authority which vcui tend ,Sy,
persse the putc mind against the general rovernmcn,
"a this juncture WHILE however, President viii pev
form his duty Of duly enforcing the law,
me rcsiguaiions Of the FEDERAL officers Al Charleston
ens contingent on the acceptance By the President
Nine yin be allowed them 70 reconsider their s,tion.
An report has prevailed that th President
intends issuing proclamation bus vii be resoIsosed
Mat General Jsckson ava not pursue such until
assS south Carolina had passed The nuying ordinance