The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

utter aDnihiaton Of the whole SOUTH u viii oe sscom.
plshed 10 question Of hoaor, and With SOUTH.
men, life i@ef does stand 10 the Of vindi
cation Of that Vital principle "Desth before d!shonor
fixed maxim with Southern gentlemen, and the "a
lice OF material ntsses 10 neoesssri regarded ~ith
less consideration than individual suffering where
question Of honor involved the Unioa men, knowing
this dong their utmost TO urge the adoption Of the
sser evil oy inducing the ultra Southern sts 10 agree
coDteren %. promising ., the time 70 abide
action, whatever Il might be With this view .
poDoeooe has been opened BY some conservative
men here with some OF the leaders Of the secession
movement, but % far without any favorable effect 1t
rs even contemplated, a. I understand TO send
two commissioners south osrous and Georgia 10 In
duce those States acquesce 10 This movement; but, In
a. much a Virginia gave deaf the solicitations Of
South Carolina and Mississippi through their mission
ers. Messrs MeDmnser and Stake, TO unite ~th tue
Southern States last winter fear the mis-
OF the Virginia issoners will be fratess oae
Ths conference contemplatss the adnisslpn
Of Northern deleg ses but only equal terms 9Th the
South numerical point OF view and &C ,ording - the
programme the political complexion OF the Northern de-
egates be cnte them TO admission
II seeding States be brought acquesce in this
arrangement, II wl be much be expected. Bat
frat, viii take place 70 redeem the ps ated
honor Of the South and then only there probability
Of any proposition the way OF conference being
iertsined brief editorial In the WAio Of to day id
monshes PATIENCE deberson and prudence the part
OF the South, meanwhile indicating pretty clearly It's
purpose 70 act las vnginaos" when q deserm'naton
formed free from the Influences OF Impulse or passion
The WAso proverbiay conservative hence this change
position from that Of absolute hostility TO secession
may be some extent concession to the 90
Part lin fast IA
doub, IT, In six month. from this time trace Of auy
OF tbe old party LANDMARKS will exist In the SOUTH.
Aut Lincoln" will no the only party design.t a South
ha,on Dxoas line, II perchsnce toe Uaon saoud
continue Of which there but little probability a. tlis
time
the yusiUa Lee slsture This anxiety proceeds from
seauine cal 5tae Convention, which eau only
De eleotusny done through the agency OF that BODY
rntr. H. Ia fact, oner authority 70 issue the call
Parties have their State Etecutir 70 Committees which
invested sh that power but inasmucn ss this %
vention viii be organized upon no party iires and ITS
s.lion w form OF leg isation concerning
TIE great sgitAsng the SCUM, Il 10 deemed
must appropriate that The CAL should ensoss from the
legislature position II s'mssieriy nact,vty, suoo
many vugma would Seem TO cou isei Tor her AZ this
time, looked upon not only by large body Of her oSn
czbs bat many oi,z-ns OF oIner States as utterly 10
ooos rtsDt with b.r relations south It's
To preserve such an attitude, while rcyo
luton stalks through the grea oa OF tns sscton
attn ~h,cn she IS united by every tie OF CON non lutte
and . common destiny. is looked up "a nothing
.s Than criminal If Abe stands nv until "a. evi ia &C
c0mpshed al her efforts In The ineresn OF psace
Union III be In vain II Is far easter TO ert evil
remedy ter IL hes happened Vi'gina snpu,d
d.ssier II the can, In Of failure make
cause WITH states, whether for veal
IL Dot become her 70 look on compacens until the
decoed, and then, after deiiosrate survey OF
fed, fail in without encouD tering sicgle rvx.
True Virginia Is making every preparation which the
crisis acmonishts, but they made Only In
actual hostiites To avert ruch an emergency
shond be yrg MAS office To Incur The risk OF cou ct
When there ueans Of avertiug Is not the part VI
xtso And he IN
very much 10 that attitude Soc has At the head " ner
ahspr, person u Governor Iether, msu OF pro
verbal prudence and foresight aud an energy ana hrm
quate to crisis he wi, doubt. do what
10, the interests his state aud the whole SOUTH
but grt creis ike tbs, Involving the peace aud
prosperity Of nioos, II - proper that some maass'a
Popular sentiment an uid be made TO AID nin IA
dc'' rmini,g the policy whi,h no should pursue aii
opin freely expressed but nAsnuco ~
tt'y lack the forms of popular pronuneameotns cms
nsioR from regularly organized They mot
be rgaIdec any rdcrs o. the popular sentimsnt OF
TIE STATE Il only The concrete tcat svswas OF
policy be deemed OF sufficient consequence TO inhu
eLee ihe.i acssn 80 nss n ?, Jingle county, nsa
To ,be popular sentiment aud % certainly unjust
allow the Governor 70 take tue sh'e rcsponsioi OF
rnarscer There should bs manifestations Ia the
snt OF which he might act Meetings should be called
THROUGHOUT, the States, and expression given through
them, Il the popular sentiment.
am informed, 70 day that new plan n on foot by
wish 70 RESTRAIN the North from any attempt 20 ercs
/ seeding -tates. should any organised boaies OF men
1t mo North lend their fervices for tbs pur con
temoad, acoor Ing 70 my informant TO pour nuadreds
81 thous Minute Men Into Northern cities to raa
ssrs puldcr and devastste Toe story goes thai
they Gill invite the operation OF the visoue and idle
Of shese ci,s upon the stipu'Aed Terms on an equs
but doubt the feasibility Of the project Al al events
IL better sppy the provocsiion The wealth OF
establishment the rich aud gorgeous variety OF silks
o,her vsluaeles which render your greet dry
ss. so@ .. SSsss MT least. naa
sould for oemolshinx he Tribune oodipg
Incentives very hard 70 DC resisted Let the Wac
rsao the e,1o af the line II they de-
sire 10 Arse rich prizes preserved Section
and ths TuHe builins and Greeley free from annina-
wac told .ocay by senteran having the best
~ iaormston subject, there aand 10
Virginia, and probably the wnoe south, saliceot
quantity ~ gpcds 70 meet shc requirements OF thai se3
op Y over ak morths Ia tu Of things Worth
may ably sntic oonsiierape dminuion In
sxpTts the Soutn Economy In every dspxrs
mept Of ex~ndituro seems pos tbs order Of the aay
he paie ~ ssis 10 the 5outh sdmonisn s1ch policy
ADD, v~s Of the dnas,ere o. isbI, he sInns COS
The came authority ascribes tho depreciation In slave
property the dsarb money In the extreme southern
southe,n planter sencr ally sopes his susplus fuads u
The ncrsse Of his labor force and when tners no
plus he mssss no y d,on J, seems the demands for
unusually pressing, beause of the uDsctt
state OF snAns mo latter section 10 this that the
deprec n 10 slave property, noticed oy me heretofore
chi, A, owing And this mode Of accsuatins for 10
much consistent Than that should be c,used By
tne dtucuhs WHICH have grusu Up oetNccr Inc Sortn
and nth In the matter Of save property the S)i,a
has her msi ket within berfef and cannot be e,ted
b, any policy the North may pursue except far, s
tas cAse, snc may dmiaisn the capa iy OF
the sntnorn planter 10 parcaase BY pressing The pay
mtpt &C Der obligations.
m.n iamso rotsy win DO hung here Friday for
the murder his lac W % of maiocsr caused
BY her ,fusai eope xiih him Las, Friday ared
for bis cusion, bat he vas resptcd by the Governor
until neat Friday.
There much snxcsy here 10 tain what position
Governor wse eth ,sss Tne position o. Virginia VIII,
IN great me.sure be Determined By Whatever course ne
shAli pursue
Qua RALEIGH CORRESPONDENTS.
RAIncH, ". G Nov. IL, 1890
NortA Carolina Scnsi~oqt-TAs Breksnrides P1ty-Th>
L~gs''o'ure-wAsi ne Governor wsu Raoon~esd IN Ms
x,nass- mr. Clergyman and tie U~sed saes Snaicr.
thp, &c, dc
Now that the moks % the battle d clearing on and