, 1860-11-05
From Waahih.ton.
Especial Dispatch to the N. 7. Tfibuns.l
WAsu1xoroS, Thursday, Nor. !, lsCg.

Especial DlspaSc0 10 IHe ~. l. 1IADuue.(
wAsuxoroS, Thursday, Nor, i, lsct.
DIsUS1oS.
Notwithstanding the repeated DENNIS OF
some Washington correspondents Tint the
President fayoFs Dieunionism, cTcrybC3y IN
this city is fully convinced that Nj. Bncs"ra:r,
If not openly, is secretly with the seceders.
Hhe were opposed to them, he would, IN view
Of their openly expressed hostility t. the
Union, long ago hare Issued d Proclamation.
Aaron Burr's projects we're the same ~ those
of the seccdcrs both aim ut the establish
Mcnt Of an independent Government within
the boundaries OF the United States, and that is
high treason.
The seccders now say that the rebellion will
not occur before tho next 4th Of 1iarchi+ They
arc afraid that, If they should conlmcncs5mme-
diattly after the election, they will nc& have
States enohgh; the more 70 rs it Is .Heyond
doubt that the border States will go Against
them From that time till the inaug g,uallon
they hope to stir up Southatu pTej1dices
asni,st Lincoln to such pitch ns to induce
even those States who have voted for Bell to
side with them. Mt. Buchanan, who wishes
TO be Provisional President, will assist them.
DlsUS1oS QUARREL
Great excitement exists In Virginia between
the secession faction, headed BY Gov. Wise,
aud that Of the Unionists, under Gov. Lctehcr
As stated in my former dispatch, Gov. Le:chrr
is determined to put down nil revolutionary
proceedings, and maintain tho supremacy Of
the laws. There is no doubt that the Cnfon
sentiment in the whole South largely prcpon-
dcratcs among the masses. 4 leading politi-
cian writes from Virginia rs follows:
"Gov. Wise has raised the standard Of trc2-
son and revolt. His speech utterly dcmoli.hes
him and his whole former reasoning. afcEsrs.
Letcher, Bolts, Riyes, Seguf, ,F1ournoy, antl
Guggin are all against Gov. Wise, aud hut little
doubt is expressed that the vote of tho State
will be thrown for Mr. Bell, and in favor ofthc
Union"
SECRETARY COINS PANIC, =
Secretary Cobb and his confrercs at .,anic
making, are excessively annoyed at tho results
Of their efforts. Democratic wircpuIlcrs rcc-
commended Southern merchants 10 let their
affect the election. Southern bankers also r..
fused to discount New York acceptances for
the same reason. The first fruits Of tIis alsyicc
Is seen In the failure Of Southern bankers IN
Baltimore. The Icxt arc likely to he the fail
ure OF Southern banks on account Of the return
Of paper already discounted, but not get ma
tured. They begin to see that they hare bitter,
falling, while those Of Northern States, and OF
the Federal Union, remain firm. They also xcc
that the present growing want Of confidence
in the good faith Of Southern States and South.
cFn men, will leave them without credit rp11,
which TO raise the sincws for their proposed
revolution, or upon which to, base ltrE coin
mcrcial relations with foreign powers aflcrd dis
solution; European nations arc not art to
look with FAVOR upon customers who haycius
Tcpudiatcd their obligations to former credit
ors. Thus, the game Of Cobb and company /:
blocked. Reputation is at q discount, ant
"thc poisoned chalicc is commended to tlll
lips" Of their friends and dupes-