The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16
IERRORS or SUBMISSION IN THE SOUTH
Fp-- shoEsais Millions Of Property
to kDfstroyed.
Gan ison 10 Establish a Paper i'm
Richmond.
WENDELL PHILLIPS TO STUMP THE SOUTH.
Lincoln to Protect them by Proclamation
and WITH the Army and Navy,
&c.. Co.. 90.


Our washington Correspondence.
wAasyaros, Oct Ii, 1880.
A RercSoe iix Tie,o Of Recent fis1 10 Sc~hern Sdtess
Who 10 Aeant by @sbc,;tiorifr and Reulutton, dc.
Just rsturRed from visit TO the interior OF tho sttcs
Of so.h Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, ind
lxon &c southern portions Of Tennessee and the eastern
portions OF ArKsnsss review OF the TINE and sentre1t
IN ople OF oe regions leads 70 The following con-
s,sns-i That there many wbe are for Secession in
case Of the eleceer Llncsn - generally conceded
waiting any orert act That that ciys does
40; comprise ssoyiiy o. That tie South will vutedly
<enand a separation N Lscolns ADMINISTRATION
would initiate any policy calculated to Interfere with the
tights Of South in other words, to naugurae the
nchemes Of stoitonsts OF tie North, they have
been advocated since the an!isavery var ccyn-
mspeed
There rs a matter which many in the North do not
comprehend when the South speaks OF the Northern
ssotouists large numbers OF the members Of the
publican party srurn Indignantly the npustion Of being
sSoinionsx when 1t preferred against teem, and yet
shcy are ignorant OF the characteristics Of those whom
The southcrnsrs almoei universally declare to be abol
so0n,s. The South do not think 1t alone requires
hssudiary cu.throat, robber, assassin Niger in
suzectionlst TO be abotonst. TIE moderate
Ssss Of The sor.hern republican party think 1t docs
~ The South insist that sboltoptsm consists In
evs thar these and those the demands Of the
mai slavery or The Norh-iemandc they have been
urgsg and presenting the face Of the South for years
psst-upon which the anti slavery movement OF the
Ns~th based, and which infase into 1t much Of It's
vitality, independent OF the Territorial question We
mean
ne abolition Of slavery in the District Of Columbia
me abolition Of the slave trade between the States.
q ne abolition repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law.
South tlap In tha Tar
ssr), the Southern inerventionss and the South
@u Un,ouhs all unite In declaring thst In Lncons
administration should successfully attempt csrying into
et either Of theec long cherished schemes OF the North
ess ant slavery meu or abotonsts, they will esteem
Ne ~, nt for secession and the federal power
appeals force for the purpose OF compelling subm ion
they Will with declare for open revolution let
NE consequences be what they may Tns may termed
The position az the moderat,s In the SOUTH who the
salras-and their numbers by suslli-are
psAay the election Of Lincoln per Of
separation and the erection OF Southern coafedcrAcy
soutberners--meu o. Intelligence, experience and
sasuenco-declarc that drop OF blood spilled
IN defence Of Southern rights viii be the signal
thai will bring the South together, from Maryland
% nxas, with one heart one mind, one hand one
motive, Impulse and one object. They say thy
have no other Alternative They will defend with TIE
rife and bowie knife taeir Constitutional rights,
Whine the Conservative portion q the people viii restrain
their ardent brethren until the critical momcnt
the impeding danger Dc syertet, they will all
s.na shoulder 10 shosder sith THAR friends ami iher
nelshbcrs in defence Of their rights and their
propsrty. In the words OF Mr.. w, stephens, Bell
and Everett or Union orator Ia Memphis lately, thu
Uason men will advocate peace and tnion until
ACT Ia ecGmittsd against the south by the FEDERAL
powerfor their wives and daughters and their families,
Aesdes and their property are as much Interested IN
sbe solution u the question and ia the horrors OF civil
the meet ultra dsunionist, aud they should have
something 10 cay the subject Bat, said Mr. =, when
se terrible moment arrives and ths rsuc between the
AgTessons Of the North and resistance the part OF the
SOUTH the taon men vii Oe icnni slae ~ sac sitn
Their neghbors q all shades OF politics. battling for the
caure q the South.
80 ardent sad general s the feeling Of dlsunOu In the
south, that candidates for local Offices cannot, in many
places, be excited they themselves op-
pcsed 70 seoessou or the right TO ssceae. rnss
agricultural districts. But the meAgrc1e@ or the oppo.
sion made up by the secret ~ well AZ opct bitter
feeling oonhsed party more 10 anolh,r
Neither Of the three partes IN the ch love cash other
n mss. s, pssssnt os., s ,ss,1 o o
raoosiee and bad feeling will be overwhelmed 10 tho
esssrness with which .hsy w ~ AZ togcthe, for tho
The bodest In the South, and strange II may AZ.
pc~r, Of MAJOR srcckinrages repeated declare
tns In favor q Union that gentleman has his strongest
advocates amoug the open and avoved dsnnpnsts
When spoken 20 IN relation 70 their Inconsistency they
srsnovkdge H. and say "Breckiuridgc may be the nrst
they may have 70 hang Major RreckirrAge's
position N favor Of tho protection Of slavery 10 the TORT
alirass Of The south, ana "a ,hs which viii give him
more Southern states than all the Other candidates
sised ne negro quesiOn y the vital question q ths
scuth Touch the negro and you touch cotton. Touch
cotton, and you touch the handspring that kecrs
machinery q The world 10 motion u literally feeds the
hungry and clothes the naked and Of the essential
wheels 10 the Of Americas nercc. In the words
81 distinguished Southern lady Before cotton kings
crners pocket that touched when his negro Is tam
psved with and taught 70 entertain Wild and danrcrou.
.osons o. liberty ou, The oommerce Of the country and
are ropardircd- The southerner knows tbs sud aso
ths, upon those Foundations his rights bis pro
~ a.
hsdios foes OF the "rcculiar insttutcn who
ther Interested in commerce m&nufaciares nor 10
srve nsurrscton and IN nfusIns INTO me sad
INTO ihe balls q Oougrc the spirit OF unfricn illness
Me one and of injustice IN the other.
n the Ore eating belt Of the south oil political and May
-. Sessons tnrr upon The negro and 10 proportion a.
esnada,e personally Interested IN the institution
ample, taxing ssAte q Georgia ror illustration the
oasEs men-vho arr frequently termed ssoltoa lsts--
49, a.na naaIries &e The following 70 their Breckn-
What hicres, have the nsco1,nr,dsc ana lane e,os.
.o~s or he ssate-indgc j. Mcdonald and Ioo Henry
Jscsssn-in the peculiar ins,iio.ioo o. scorrl1
presumed they want protection. sesosss "a,
nsw many neots 10 ,hey Their own rsS, o. 49,
9 10. nTsn cotton, corn ,ua rice do they r..c.
eectcr and Aternase or The Trsi district Ia eesrr.
oss, 2 We, s-n r.s. more seyces plant more
rldre and Lane electors for state Are ,hsv ~.
Che oSuers u ihe son the ntercsses patty AMI ;s.,
fore, ~ sesply concerned In the saa n nrsr :,
ravery any other pcr~on IN the State And ~ 80
- 40, cry for proseson or dsunon, scceoa o. reyo
srtion =
And then person scs injected lno the Catalogue ),
irerrognores. all going 70 show that se Breckinrfro
Sd lane electors, While proclaim ng and Wanting their
eve fov the South and their Getsrm nation u stand By
ne y uthcrn ooors come veel com Woo not s1ch
rtnds and have not such reason 70 be tr=r friends
" nc soath, ~ these uho stxratised ~ sbsnoos
- zoe iots % Southeru institctioas.
A.aoesn NJ Sosth Ia IN Ia present state o. ntcr.
.ss,t 1non and alarm, there theae Who
-. NC nress q dswoiustcu aad the Idea 81 rsvoin-
$500 ,t Us es~ may be snumrrated The capitalists,
- stte owners CHI ~. The principal
- md so> osasrs N VARIOUS walks An rides a
aufusn. "a, The President sad osrev Of flSS
~ " eooo N We kecksnos' RNnt ana a., cftbe
rca estate owners IN the city rssentIy a. Jared
-. eae 1000 movement vas Folly add "a sbsurty
tt@t y would oosne " nausht and thai n w,eis x. ve
nc more eject upon The pefnaos ncy of A.. t,nt.
1e azure 81 The Afisans' Bank IN Ne. yosx -,
go -pNo VIC oansns ustta,ious Or the soutb ia
lh~ opinion The cashier u The Central R,lro.1 80