The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27

Judge fancy, learn holds that there Is no such rene
d. under the constitution fo grievances the right Of
seo< ssom Secession Is rebellion.
BALTIMORE, Nov. ~, 1860
The s-na,e-Look ne Sensie-Pubsc Opinton in Ea,or
II Giring Additional Conserudtiuc Pooer The Senae
Ctr,enhon Of the Ssates-The Cotton Crop-TAe Planters
Aorrg- Impor'om Meeting Of Cotton Grouers AZ xacou
Georaa-sao Basis for acknowledgements, Of
de leading Journals DC.
Public opinion In Maryland, Kentucky and Virginia Is
being rapidly the policy OF strengthen
ing the Senate the true conservative policy TO DO pur
sued An amendment OF tho constitution, which wiz
make two thirds vote OF the Senate scessary before
any act Of Congress can become law would give TO the
South ample protection Early action by Congress In this
matter Will at once alsy public excitement South ~ well
North. II 10 quite evident, setting the negro qass
ton asde entirely, that the popular force OF
our government Ia getting TO be too strong
and threatens 70 neutrAlize destroy the check
which provided against the rule Of mere msorties
BY granting this additional power to the Senate egisA
ton may 10 some extent be retarded and fewer laws
passed But this would be great calamity. We have
too many laws as IL Is. The country Ia too much
governed True craftsmanship consists In fortying tho
elements Of the republic The friends Of the
Union and OF the consultation look 10 the HERALD to
elaborate this Senate amendment.
The South will yet fall into the proposition fofa Ma
tons Convention The secedng States believe that the
Of secession win give earnesness 70 their position
and command more respect from the North With speedy
action in Congress regard TO increasing the
tive power Of the Senate and the hope OF early
sembsge Of the States In National Convention provided
by the constitution the fears Of the friends Of the Union
VIII grow less, and public confidence viii compel
amicabe adjustment II the black republican leaders
attempt to thwart US, and demand "high old panic
and % AZ ha ind Of tha
people will sweep them away like dies
The Suspension OF the banks OF this city Is caused
partly by the conviction among people that
viii be from Europe showing advance OF the
Bank rate al London 70 10 per cent The merchants
approve entirely the action OF the Baltimore banks and
may lock for regular break down ell over the couu
try have special information from the cotton districts
the effect that the planters intend to ibid back their
crops. meeting Of planters will take place Of Macon,
Co. during the fair At that place in December when this
powerful interest will, for the nrst time, play i'm
portant part in the commercial history OF the world
ceptysl association will be formed, acting 10 con-
junction with local committees in each cotton growing
country for the purpose OF moving the forward
planters accou at 10 foreign markets rne principal
cepot III be Liverpool, London Bremen aud Hare On
the cargo Of specie will be made direct 70 the
SOUTH aud The balances held for American account
me ars banks IN Ea, n Is already nego ,s.
movement and it needs great amount Of foresight TO
anticipate that the planters will be but too willing TO
escape from the runous depreciation the value OF their
property. They contend that If The banks have
right, by exceptional measures, - protect them
combine for .elf protection Toe factors mske no
opposition the European buyers other remety
The truth is the sooner the cotton crop sent for yard
10 Europe the better for all psrtee and as there
money to IT, and The exchanges OF the country
entirely dernged the only alters alive Is for the planters
Then selves their abroad instead OF keeping
them the 'antations. They drax against the pro-
ceeds Of the sas In Of their merchants and these
FNo farm Ia tho Arrth
will furnish the basis for safe and legitimate exchange
beg to call The attention Of the writer OF
money article to this subject. am expsctas further
news 70 day. and hope ~ to morrow 10 give you the
cetails
There will be present at tho Macon meeting fro five
committees over million bales Of cotton Toe specie
10 freehs to the seaboard viii be furnished by the
Southern 6anu !. expected that considerable ship
New York ard Baltimore
Orders for firearms pouring 10 from the South.
tho same hnguage-shat s. the determination to pay
90 soon - the cotton crop can be moved TIE fact
staDdpg the shock which has been impending over il Tor
toe last ten years Our imports from abroad have dmi
nhhed Our exports Of specie ditto Personal economy
10 the or Ter OF the day. And only weather the
storm the All element In system,
and hus erard agps the revolutionary OF the
majority, national nvention may assemble 10 time to
etsbe 10 start the 10 American progress
by spring have abiding faith ia the superstition
n you call go tina! the United States have yet great
In the micst OF all this exci,emny let not
the pablo forget the signal service which The CORES
ponceDts Of the leading journals rendering 10 the
country believe know personally nearly every gen
teman connected with this importsn, and commanding
ccnfded TO them. n the soldier who risks tho dsd
Of battle h life for his country encouraged by those
serving of pra'se those men who are aiing IN
giving proper direction ~ public opinon In this
cor ct Of opinion and In whose ban IL the pen misher