New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
Continued from Fifth Fase.


go sMa eho sloqUenee which at Oucs t,H Ri. y.
w''o toe 0ns'Dsss, and scared the confidence
s'~0is 0A0oonoeG favor Of his hearers. He as
very beet advantage that sauucb and CO.,,
.0HOe arlo's-the Gloomy Prospect He hsd ONT
Ns's" ara every size-7R Heralds f,llipo |
e.osks. The stsensied busnsss, the deep eehng OF
an~;stv an ,he South He turned 20 the Igdt 'no Htt
hTg antique pasierD Of Nero hddnng WA Sss nU
A,p2o;nc az also the brilliantly worked dAA
SEP q Cav vuvn Troublesome seas. He
49,. usseo Dis customer with the narrative of previous
ssles and tpoke gloyously of "a seady charge along
the whole he e" Three ideas but little damaged, were
offered at sacrifice, viz; The wrong OF the Republi,
can party forcing sectional candidates upon the United
Sis,sE-Lircon from Dinois, Hamfn, notfrom slave
holding State but from Maine and both Aboitionis's.
5 The false policy of the Republican party in not say
log snytBg In the real confess about lands, internal
Improvements tariff, finance bat saying all and only
Az "drumripe" wearied. chOicer goods were
brought forth. Spirits from the vasty deep were ar
ESytd on the star shelves aud counters flames
Of dscOrd aBd disu0Jn lesped along the rhetorical
yard .icss the feeling Of the South was offered
&, sligA. discount from cost Mr.. Hhsrd told tale
OF recent adventures in the producing region. Toe
producers have apprehension. They DON'T know wha
is coming. Tpere be those WAC declare dsunion a
prime article They say the power Of the Scu0 IN me
Senate Is al eady gone. 1.-THE sceptsr hath departed
from judah, and a l3WglVer rom tus Ieeb Oh Llt
Soo'h." And the people Of the South will not stand
Distinctions. They must have one trade mark. Lei
Lnecln be ss conservative ss he can bs-he luaa
gurstss new policy, and his name Is not known 10
tie mercantile agency of the South.
The psrils Of not purchasing a. this houss We're 80
forth vOnbiy. Signs of fou weather, the voice OF Ile
wstebman crying "Tbe NIGH: CO neth,' the cockades
even row appearing in the SOUTH the pecnharlnes OF
pine svelsnches that the voice Of herds nan may
star when the ice begins TO melt, the remark OF
Southern Judge that he wished the yGaog msn on tne
n ~ al1nt
were turned uo Appeals 70 the sentiments OF long
busnes connection dating back according 70 the BOOKS
OF the concern even the Revolution, closed the SCALE
Gem Ewing OF Tennessee, next took up the custc'
uer He solicited favors by familiar talk on the
strength ard reliability Of the firm, and gained great
confidence and marked regard All the customer;
through the State be IepOreed doing well. he himself
druDmed 10 5000 in Canandaigua few days ago, and
they said they would faithfully fulfill all their oblea
lions If tbe city would fulfill here And yet, after
this ard ether cheerful assurances he was obliged Il
sas frankly that the fruit of victory IN she conte be-
tween North and South will turn to sshes ON the hpi
of bin who remains 10 gather IL, and also that th;
glorious Union instead OF sailing 70 the sun, IS peoknc
81 its own vitas and Also that the rising herald
the election of lincoln, the shouts here viii not have
died away before the muttering thunder OF dasoluor
viii be beard Then trade is all up. For the verS
day and hour Lincoln is eeeted conservative men lost
their hold of the South, and away she drifts.
The stock by this time had become somewhat unin
teres.ing aud neither Mr.. Henry, his band nor IN
porter could keep mp the interest. The Hon. A. X
Bo,eler Of Harper's Very Virgins, arose. but coulc
preent no new arguments for the support of the house
and the customer paid very little further attention. and
at hast began TO 90 away which was sign 10 close the
books and put up the shutters.