The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-16
IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.

PROCLAMATION or GOV. LErcgER-rHg LEGrsIArrRE
TO kkEr IN JANUARY.
RicHxoSp, Nov. Is, lse1
proclamation from Governor Glebor, canirs an ex.
ira ses1on Of the legislature 10 meet the ia
ary next win be pubshed 10 morrow. lie gives ss ona
Of the for this scoo the Of the James River
and Kaaa~ha Csra 70 q company Of Frerch capitalists
which requires the sanction Of the Legislature he
cered perfect. The nest reason give in his own words
"And whe'ess, in consequence of tho appointment Of
eloc'ors majority Of wh.m arc known 70 % favorable
to lie lection OF sectional Candidates Prsiieat and
Vice Presdcnt Of tue uBiied sa. whose principles sad
yisss believed by large portion Of the Soainern
States u ee IN direct hosthty 10 tier constitutional
rgI and interests, and In Consequence thereof great
excrcrent prevails 10 the public mind, aud prudence re
Coa moawetn n should take Into consideration the COZ
dtcn Of public Affairs, aud cosernaine calmly and wiso
ly that action - oeeesssry IA shis cmergency-li John
Leher Governor, BY vStoe 81 lho authority Aiorssa
&c, sa
Corps OF Minute Nen being raised in several
tics of the state and here more ensnusss 10
than their fellows propose raisrs corps Of Second Men
re peopc of Farmsille, Prince Edward county, con
TEMPLATE inviting Governor wse 70 banquet They ne
thAt hc should the progress they maxim
10 tser organization Of Minute Men, and aso 70 boar nis
views The tx,t,Ins stais o. aaairs
ne Ezaminer Of 70 day discussss tie inpossibty o.
virsria retaining rlsvs property within her limits
Otherwise than by VITA the other Southern states
rhors tha. private interests make men dread 70 make
an effort 10 The possession Of that pro
perty, and lie insfsoicni enpoymsbt here viii hnrry
Il nom the stAic faster than tho evil decree q
Ious XIV. drove Husuepot labor from France. "N
thrn says, "musi be avoided Let tho
p>ople n Virginia ray 70 her sses weag-ec with
you lha, "a not consistent TO live under government
whrh vii protect our property and viii act 70
ess.rcy H. We mrs, hsve power 70 protect ~ We do
ot desire destroy the relations bet the States
bu; vo win unilo sth you and obtain power 70 defend
oor propar,y, and y develope scheme Of industry
ard civilization sucn position, taken vii usurc
The pcaccsSe solution q sectional difficulties II Is she
ouly mode of avertpg dissolution u present
ssderacy preceded BY loog and severe struggle,
In which both sections r be subject 70 heavy and ruin
cur In money Under ssrs of rcisiiatory Conflicts
BY s,aiutes all directly Injurious u no, runous 70 pr
yate fortunes"
The Ergnro of to-day, IN article evidently written
ser much delibornton, discusses very fny the presrn
sAie Of AFFAIRS ard its prospcc,s which fcrcshado~s
n refers what calls the poitico hnsiiosm Of the
Sorb and the Efforts Of The politicians and use
for their advancement the growing sentmen.o Of In
tolerance sssir the domestic Institutions Of the SOUTH"
and insn details, In . comprehensive form, The evils
wrocsh, BY these nuenoes, amous which are sSo con
rant agitation of the slavery questiouthe densi o.
rsht 10 hold slaves In the reritoriesthe abolition OF
slavery The District Of Columbstbe ssompt TO light
the torch OF pcrvfe insurccton--the cxtirpation q
slavery som Kansas By and assoe-ths carrying
Of u invasos rapins and murder into vrsnia-she
sending daily 70 the Duth the nrebrAsd Of ncsndlAsy
appeal, which creates sonstant s?prshsns's In many
dsucts Of the border sases, depveostre shs value
land ~ veil ~ Of pesorai property, The creation Of In
subordiDaios and indolence amore The slaves nuiSos
ton d The Fugitive Esvc Av, and then q slaves 70 The
vslus Of hundreds Of nousands Of dollars annually.
rhe n~qs~o also refers 70 The course Of policy which
the repubcas party yin p~sue--namely, the admission
Of ss mary free states possible, and ths employ msns
q the federal patronage 70 facilitate emancipssou IN The
border slave ssasss, with . visw 10 secure . three
hurths nah rity of Ne ss eans V rasiy anssdn0