The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

This consideration having powerful efeot Ia winning
adhereus the secession II has been strength
eutd within the last fe days this region degree
which would almost Incredible
The greatest enthusiasm created by every
from the South representing the secession movement
fayoraoly progressing Il known here, from sources
Intimately identified with this movement tia, tue
meroial policy OF the Southern coDfsderacy viii be
the opening Of Southern ports TO all Imports
those from Northern States and II Ia evea stated that
special tax win be imposed upon Northern men dong
business in tho South % - TO render them unable 10
compete with the native trader.
The only hope left for the Union Is the reeotou Of
Lincoln In the Electoral Colleges but take II there 10 no
prospect Of that The inatuaion which influenced
his election by the popular vote will urge the ana con.
ruro mat ion OF the rad drama
The following extract from article Ia this days
Eaayasn very significant After long review OF The
origin re progress and ultimate success OF TIE anti.
slavery cause sayl-
The South knows what II 10 expect aud oanno& rest
under this burthen cannot obey this power. lie ruin
yerpmen, viii 10 forever. LIS property, III
cunAry pereets tho sovereignty OF Its States are and
naon,e In ak months lie power OF resistance or
Of securing equality viii be gone, II Il docs mot
make . prompt decision a. 70 It's line o. action
What viii be ought to be subj ct OF careful - well
az carly consideration States are aresny ccnuderug
through their authorized agents They must AMI will
decide Tor themselves Bat Il would DO we'll for eli to be
In commupicat,ou. crisis such this does not allow
time for dstory coupseh or hcsatog action The peo
pe OF Virginia must rom ember action Of states
North or South gill enforce action from hsr II she wait
le her s leest be prepared One question settledshe
will not be separated from the slave states.
The article finally urges Virginia not 10 remain Inactive
brit 10 unite counsel with the other Southern States,
,he will be compelled to unite with them ia action.
petition signed By the cavalry and infantry compa
al
city Is to be to the Iex Legislature for the re-
noya TO Virginia Of the of General Harry Lee
81 rh Horse H.rry"from his present burial place 10
Georgia upon the lands owned BY hs companion Ia
arms, General Nathaniel Greere
TIE camp ground OF the recent snoanpDsu, wa& called
Camp Lee after the il,cs'rious hero, Harry Lee.
Recent election returns received from remote counties
alter somewhat reru o! the Virginia election from
the estln ate. made few days ago Brsckurdge's ma
iori,y vii, be smaller thaa as, au.iolra,d
The sudden depreciation in stocks NJ New York has
very depressing eject here.
OUR RICHMOND coaRFsPoSDRscr.
RICHMOND, Nov. 10, 500
TIE Sscsssior NorssE Phosphate alton the Policy n
he Seeding Staes-7he Conservatives in Ftuor cf q
Saaaera Conference ard Frrs,ing he Northern S.asg
vso r. srAr Guarantees for siaeys The Oycc 81 tbs
Conference.-The sooeaizo sats Wont Waiter t,a Pro
LfcINy--Lti
CrisisProso,diy IF sts.e Convention being Callcd il
Ttro.nia, DC Dc
The secession movement = going forward With rush
the popular mind az tho South Cred pp 10 the fjccg Of
revolution and the prelln.nariss being rapidly A.
pged and will be perfected The splendid tri
urnphs Of oGr national In Mexico hailed
with more nlhusasm thar the prcepec OF this
coIsum nation By thousand, IA the Old pomlLloa
sderstiors or material interest less than the In
pus,s Of patriotism have their agency 10 producing this
state Of feeling DISCUSSIONS OF the relative advantages
the south Of union independence held 10 overy
quarter OF this city and general thing End they
sul, convictions favorable 70 the latter condition
II may be that under the impulse OF the ysilng
element preciscon for Independence ~ created; but
The convictions Of the superior benefits Of that condition
strong and abiding as the muet reliable mathema
tca estimates snAtAe soundes logical deductions could
make Thorn In Short ardent hss the secession eel
ing become that every nterss MATERIAL social and po
tlca-n looked upon certain 10 be subservcd By In
dependence with such Incentives 10 secession, super
added 10 tho prime which furnished by the cleo
ton OF cold Abe, II ain ,ult 10 imagine hor 1t can be
avoided.
And II cannot An the copcIliatory letters tina. "Old
Abe could write for m, nth ~ould be q no svaii In
staying the progress Of this movement. The South
made bis election the issuc Of dsulion His poiy After
entering upon the duties OF his ofcc
tempa,cd in determining this His sentiments aud
opinions The sutec, OF slavery alters OF history
and held TO be too deep seated u be abandoned I, expo
diepcy or repudisted a the hour Of victory
The South would rot regard sincere word be
MAY say in cc1ict with biz msturcd and oog standing
vc,ors Any proclamation Of policy BY "old Abe"
therefore, win avail nothing The cr!. Is come aud 50
oe.son is Inevitable South Carolina and Georgia viii
81 xa Ian op
Lincoln 10 hone, furse bis dear So hsrn subjects Ia
bryo bsir Of whose heads be never Intends harm.
sa.e what q my couv,tion thai there hun
drcds o. tnorsaa's In the South who would prefer tho
giebct exile 10 life under .old Ase.n
his very name exctcs contempt southern chvairy
and honor ard dignity revolt nj the meaton OF
those disgusting agencies which were mais TO subserve
the prrrse o. MS election namely his rail splitting, his
fca,s the latboa helm, &C. 40 Better FAR 10 permit
those stsics that deere to scceas 10 do petoeabiy
than TO s,cmp; the preservation Of Union within VII
there can be no peace
Fancy condition o. things which wosi render i u.
fcI TIC chief magistrate u to UGios 70 pu ais foot
within ~ least one half II Inc territory over which be
prssaes sWh mn ancmay cauaoi EXIST = free repu5
Le, ana better should not Az have sad south Caro-
lima and Georgia and probably Alabama VII soon SETTLE
tbs dithccty ard terminate forevrr, far A. II eau
The conservatives submissons.s 10 ihs rueicu and
elsewhere understand seeing that they cAaeo, resist
the cislnion eurrtnt, dspcecd 70 compro mise BY
y!editg to the dcoson OF southern Conference into
which hty wor:d have Northern delegates al n.ed The
object Of The pro?osed Couierencs 70 obtain further
guarantees FOR ssTe properly and 20 remove forever the
question r, Co grCss The Alternative Of faGre would
ofcouTfc &c disun'oo. And e srsucj N favor Of this
policy that you'd insure Tor the Cause Of disanon
the ssnc,on aud GO operation Of every Southern man o,
all pasties Tbs would be nj very well L south Carolina
Georgia, NssssTri, Alabama and Florida would wait.
but ihey vii not The an OF Marsh little less than
four months ascsd, ADD they dcai think II would be
polite 10 deter scor unta thea The army and navy are
rather dangerous weapons give the hands 81 an au
iascnst The South are not unmlndful o, their efficacy
In warfare and shey have much MIRO geserslshp ihsu
70 ailo~ the enemy time TO seize them.
Southern Conference wculd involve delay, aad this
IL deemed dangerous in more Than respect FIAT
scccad tnousht ner.rllav "a arAan.