The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03

ton aei poa 4 propr,esy o. . oh step. mey VIII
not beside eiore to morrow morning
Of III rprefen i've Of the cotton States should sake
their IN either House. They fear loms reasonable
oompomis, be attempted, which Il jus. what ,hey
do MOI wins Thy DO no. wish 0 seoede alone.
tn, ,ects onis do talk idy or wildly they rea-
son csmy nd dspassona!ey, having in full Wow the
sw'ul rapr sibilty they win ncar In sunderiDg The
bonds OF Union.
Most souiherners win attend citing for delibera.ion
tomorrow evening, when plan viii be proposed which,
IT is thought, may save Georgia, Alabama Mississippi
and Florida TO the Union No hope Is anticip sed about
South Carolina but is predicted she win want 10 come
back after rhe has been six months alone In the cold
Systematic enora have been msde 70 convoke meet
ng, several conferences have been held between
the republican and Southern leaders, and there strong
pro.pec. o. satisfactory setemen. OF the difficulties
permanent basis
reported ha. Senator Seward win the earliest oppor
trnity 10 introduce in the senae bill restoring tie Mis-
sour compromise line, extending 10 the Pacific, and at
the same time make q strong conservative speech
Nearly all the members have arrived. Specifically
Opinions seemed TO be defiant without respect TO the
extreme to which they belong.
All seem to be in the best of temper and spirits
personally, though differing widely Ia opinion.
Senator Douglas sent for Gov Crttenden to day, to
confer with him on the policy to be pursued TO save
the Union.
The South ern opposition members viii hold To-
night TO decide upon what course they will pur-
After this all Southern members win confer, IN or
der to compare notes. and IL united South be
brought 10 act together upon the grea. ques. on.
The South Americans Congress will 80 for Union, aud
Mr. Bouligny, o. Louisiana, will make sr,Dg speech
The subject.
Reports from North Carolina, received by to days
trans, in stating that the secession feeling
making prodgious strides that State At Wilmington
yesterday the country people in masx and
niacant demonstration.
The refusal Of Vermont TO repeal that folly and absurd
,y, the Personal Lib.r.y bill, is regarded act OF
Madness at this crisis No Nres or fine, or imprison
whore Il EXITS; and It's repeal is OF the smales,
boors the South Gao ssk or the North.
TIE Lneoln republicans win not provoke nor follow in
any political discussion Congress cacuaed to iname or
bc ignored by the incoming Administration whose poll
cy Increasing sisns every day forete win be emil
nenily conservative and - repub ans conduct them
selves this crisis win they be considered BY Lin
colr and his administratias.
The republicans oil appear anxou TO attend 70 bus
ness and defer all exciting discussions I'll the subj
properly brought forward. AL appear very anxious
arrive At pesceable solution OF the difulties s,me
discussion prematurely BY Offering resolution that
veegn States have the right TO secede ss WILL and throw
Of their allegiance the federal government but think
wiser oounsels will prevail.
Extra Billy Smith dcclaims against disuuion. The
crisis rapidly approaching, and the Southern members
hold Of defiant and ye, dispsssionatc.
Logan, OF nlinos, loud for the Union, and has jua
addressed q crowd 10 front Of Browns Hotel
The city u nisd with rumors. The local population
all adverse 70 disunion and mngle with the masses
in avowing strong Union sentiments
Among the Hrst busneH Of the session viii be the In.
r,dus.iou in the Senate By senator Douglas, Of bin
GERS in executing The Fugitive sAve law.
The name Of James T. sou,ter Pfesiden. Of the Bank
Of the Republic, New York. has been sugg,sed by ,eve
raj Southern men, a. suitable man 70 succeed Mr. Cobb
~ Secretary OF the Treasury.
Enr.por'ed ths, the Hon. Thomas Oorwin has bought
The NaaOral madagascar, and that win be Lin ,oln
organ.
The old vhis party 10 not dead bat has sleeping
senator's Seward Wilson, wade and sumner are restrain.
irg their followers BY every means In their power.
there win be bullying brassdoco from prossn, sp
pcarsncep either side but the deliberations viii be
calm ,nt solemn until the en- Is obtared.
The meeting OF the Northwestern democrats Is not ye.
concluded II vii no, arrive .. any re,al before morn.
ing.
me seulimeti is 10 keep aloof. n The division Of
he states LousllnA may 80 with the great North.
sss. ard lLsG Keep the mouths Of the Mississippi open
10 the Western trade.
reNefui efforts are being male in high quarters 10
sneo, adjustment, Nothing positively desaie cln BE-
saoSn untn c0ngren assemblies.
Tho President attended church 70 day.
AID FOG SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHArirsTas, De-. 2, 1890.
Governor Gai "a, received letter from Major lee.