New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
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There is place in the United States where the peO
ple-he oficeholders, for nearly everybody has an
ofce-fee il more disastronsly The defeat of Lin
coin matter Of life death with them, and when
it announced that he elected, curses loud aud
deep went up from these Infatuated individuals They
were for forming Southern Confedsracy at once
ard Of the resoute and determined donned
the cCcksds and indicated their willingness TO shoulder
their mutbet and Tesist the Inauguration Of Lincoln
To. DAY however, a better feeog seems 10 animate
tie boeoms of these hotheaded and fierce ndiv ais
Rashness and Iecklessntss giving way to wsd m
AT mod ration. The business and the property
holders for acquIesciDg IN the will of The m'iorty
A dispatch re -eved here to day from leadug and
wealthy gentleman in CharletOD states that the
Of Lircolns election was received there with cheers
or many manifestations OF appreciation. South Caro-
Ina will cersit 90 out Of the Union. Thee great
upspiny among thu people and il is doubtful whether
ary opposition could be mustered sgainst it.
Virginia seems 10 be a good zeal exercised al the
election Of Lincoln The heavy vote which Bell has
the State has very much dsmpened the ardor OF those
who for resisting Lincoln Inauguration. dig
Jscb received here today from prominent c'tizsn of
Richmond states that while the election Of Lincoln has
prduoed the most intense excitement the people are
decidedly avee to taxing any action which will tend
in the slightest degree TO secession or disnnion.
The Republican headquarters in this city now the
great center of attraction There already enrolled
upon the books upward Of sxteen hundred names and
there large number of names Enacted Oh, for be
it understood DO person s permitted to join until he
has passsd rigid and thorough examination by the
large Dumbrr have bee blackbasd The acceeslons
TO their ranks in this District during the last few days
large. Each andevery one expects an Office Some
have gone lar as to designate the places they
are 10 have.
rumor has been circulated to day that Secretary
Cobb had resigned. An evening paper also 81 yes cur
rency IN the rumor have good authority for saying
that there is not shadow Of foundation for such re-
pert He will undoubtedly continue to discharge the
dutits Of hls Office until the close of Mr. Bachalsns
Administration.
;nar t;oI ;coI nf
ton all is calmness and cCmposure. Tbs election of
Lincoln has b,en regarded certain for 80 ne time
past. The confined to the political clubs
ano committees and to the hotels and has scarcely pen
etraed the inner circle of good gociety at the West
End. Two or three ardent Young fellows, connected
with of the Departments, appeared In the neigh
borhood Of th.General Post Office with dsunion cock
AIDES on heir hats, but laughed at for their paas
ard qusBly dsspPartd.
TIE Constitution Of this morning euphstcslly dig
claims the character which the Presidents personal
opponents attempt tribute to it, of being his organ.
and ttigmaizes "disrepu'able the effort TO hold
the Adu instration responsible for its articles.
All attempts, from whatever quarter, TO identity the
President with the advocates of secession will be de-
pOpst a ed to be most unjust when the proper tine
comes. The friends of the Union and the Constitution
peed have apprehension as 70 his course 1t Ia most
upcaD6id in the Republicans, who are looking TO him
for protection ard security sganst the disorders which
,hey themselves have brought the nation 70 misrep
resent his we'll known pos lion at this CRISIS
Nothing can exceedlhe feverish anxiety Of the Re-
publcaDs hear from ,he South. Their desire is to
cave Lincoln from the consequences of the conflict
which they have provoked and to pile the responsible
ty on MIR. Buchanan. To postpone secession till the
4ih of March would exceedingly annoy and distress
the managers of the President elect
Tile National IntfLhgeaoer 10 day dedicates five Of
its copous columns TO vndisaton of The Discretion
AT Loyalty of the Present Administration, and 10
Of the grounds of the confidence which may
eafely be repose0 the resident and Secretaries Cobb
and Thompson at this crise. All very well but quite
unnecessary. The IHteHgencer attaches too much
importance to the considered bnd If possible, worse
"a uressfd ebutiOns that nd their way TO the puolc
through The Constitutions. Beeides, the experienced
CONDUCTOR Of The InteHgencer needs not to be told
that public not 10 be lightly held accountable
for the Interpretation put upon their language uttered
in The confidence of social hours and so very elaborate
d defense The IHteLigencer made to-day might Ds
nstrued into the notion thst the Secretaries Of the
Treasury and Of the Interior needed vindc atom. IL
this was the design the donor may take his Sli back
again. ,oco
II il sschrtained here tlat South Carolina precIp
ta,es the conflict with the General Government be
lie wing il u be the best means OF efectmg dsunlon
She teSrs DELAY lest negotiation may be res)red TO aud
her purpose defeated. She will be encouraged TO this
polly Of p'ecptancy byevery disunionistin the South
for they fear an expression OF the popular sentiment
IL had reeult will be unfavorabe to them or at least
that the desired contamination will be deferred. Ihslr
object IL to force a conflict while the popular mind OF
the Sou is at ils present susceptible Standard and
should not be supplied the real issues woala tnrn
upon the filing Of the Federal Offices vacated at Charles
ton No person within the State will accept them, and
if appointments made from without, the caa
only discharge their duties under the protect OF fed
eral b8yones In this Gaze cOnllct Is ueVapioi auu
ger G RAJ revolution will follow.
The Disunionists here congratulate Themselves upon
the defeat of the Wbigs in Virginia not because OF any
State triumph achieved bat because they believe thst
ia the cbagrn and desperation OF that party they wiz
throw themselves into the Disunon movement, IN the
hone that better luck awaits them in tho new order OF
thin gs TO follow. Wing victory in Virginia woald
be dee med glory enough this time, and contentment at
least for the present, wond be the result -
COLUMBIA, s. C., Nov S--S p. IN.
The Governor 10 osy sent 10 the Legislature oes-
SAGE eaInsey mmenc ing II 70 lDdem y tue losses
of the resgripg Federal o Als. Resolutions 70 mat
effect were introduced into both Hoases and made the
special order for tomorrow.
This Senste concurred in the House resolution 10 au
thorze the Governor 10 use 300 900 already spPropr
atkd 10 purchase arms. -,
Arrange mentS about the CohNenIlon "ero mAdo "H'
epecial order for tomorrow. ~ 49, -,
In the House. Mr. Bust introduced bill calling the
Convention at Columbia. 1t was referred 10 the Com
mttee on Federal Relations. 49,
Mr. A drich introduced a bill compelling nee negroes
to leave The State select masters IL was reie1fed
resolution was introduced for raising million OF
dollars Immediately for the public Defense In 40 Toc-
inc this resolut m Mr. Whaey read extracts from TIE
Herod report of Mr. Stewards Palace Gardon speech.
The matter was referred to the ways and heans Com
mttee. IN A. c,.,o
IL auth the to issue bonds to the amount
of $500 900 at six per cent payable annually on pledge
Of the State Ii was read and referred to the MtAy
Committee. .. e.
The Houge refused, by an overwhelming vote, to Tx
on Saturday for sine die adjournment
A meeting wss held here to-day which Determined 70
return forthwith all Northern claims sent ior colecon'
Tbe palmetto flag is unfurled here and in Charleston
Military companies holding meetings and resolving
10 strike from their colors all the stars but one-ot6eIs
10 be added as Southern States successfully dscae
Tbs Hon. Edmund Ruffin arrived last night. lie