The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

caames il BY defeating Lincoln Then, with the rights
ton would live and thrive and gro until her gigantic
arms had encrcled the whole American continent.
Our Florida CorrespOndence
FkasAsDIxA, Fla, Oct II, 1852.
The Political Cdmpaisn-TAe Breckinridge Candid1tes
Triumphant Orr Bell and Douglas Fsionis.i- General
John Aion Governor Eiect-Srecessfta Candidates for
Bob Houses Of Congress and STATE Legisdtre7hs State
Good for Majority Of roenty fre Hundred for Breckin
ridse-Florida TO Fboo in The Secession Wake Of South
Acknowledgment FaaIisies for Trapa-BeautVul
Wealher, dc.
The returns OF the recent election In this State for
Governor Represents 70 Cong ess half the State
Senate and fol- House OF Assembly, have to hani,
with the exception Of two three small counties These
returns show the election to the GubernAora chair for
the next four Of General John Milton the candidate
of the Breckurdge democracy by majority OF seven
teen hundred votes General Edward Hopkins, the
candidate OF tue constitutional Union party who WAS
was also supported by hundred two Douglas men
ia the State Honorable Robert Hilton, the Breckin
ridge nominee for Congress- elected by over two thou
sand majority. His opponent Judge +. Allen, who
also supported by the Bell and Douglas fusionists
ThsI6gisiature viii stand As folows-Senae-domocra
10; constitutional Union, Z nobody knows whatl Az
semblJ democrats, Sc; opposition, including one Doug
lsite H. Democratic majority joint ballot all
shades OF opposition, 80 Besides United States Scna
tor TO succeed Mr. Yalee, whose term expires
the An of March next, this Legislature will
have to elect a Secretary OF State, Comptroller,
State Treasurer and Attorney General all OF whom
oeraoy apt 10 be State rights democrats Judging from
the majority which that party will have In the Lsgisls
ture. fne Presidential election in this state will result
In Breckenridge and Lane ing the State by at least
2 500 gritty both the Bell and Douglas electoral
tickets II really seems pity that the Douglas leaders,
in the State disappointed Office seekers and those who
from incomp .tency have been removed from oiice)
electoral
by doing they will not only exhibit their pthat
weakness but VIII also most signally fail u npish
ing the object which at the outset they hal most 10
vew-tha OF diverting sufficient democratic votes nom
Breokiaritge end Lane TO throw the safe a'o the
hands of Bell ani Everett that the reye,gsfM
leaders OF the sqratier seem TO be play ing
in many Of the southern well as many OF the Norhern
States Heaven grant that their efforts In every Site
thas atempte' to be npos ID upon, may rs aoor
tive as they sure 10 be in Florida Throughout the
entire State, far am able 10 Judge from having
/ travelled over much OF u during the past feF
weeks, there is evident deep seated determt
nation among me masses taslde from 'ne s sss
Of Northern fana,oism which VIII place sold abe'
in the Presidential char The people are determined not
to allow that Abraham to rule over them. so soon
south Caroh any other OF the older cotton states
shah determine upon aud advice resistance uss so SON
will little Florida unfurl the banner OF secession, on
which will he nscr bed the motto" Resistance to Liza
coin obedience TO Cod Though few in NUN ,ers her
sons, both native md adopted, will strike boldly ami
vanan,v that liberty equality ont Of the Union
Of which msdly blind fsnaiicism has deprived them IN
IT, That every cotton State " III pursue similar course
be doubted by any who III once reflect that
States peopled by free men, "who know their
rights and kuov ing dare maintain them Toe election
OF lincoln and Hamln sounds the death kneli OF the
American Union. Trade, commerce and travel VIII oil
then take deren, channels ant the intercourse general
beyet0o ard uurcstranet bet ween the North
and South will II does not entirely cease be carried
by The under the eao aud suspicious gaze OF the
many, and II would be almost n much as live Yankees
life would be worth ~ during his peregrinaions through
the cotton Stitescomprng the southern coniedera,y-
he should be caught casting Sleeps ere even at OF
well fed, wt clothed indus rious thrifty aud sleek
African save population To he fore warned is 10 be fore
armed has been said II Is not therefore. to- late for
forces rally and defeat the election OF
Lincoln, and thus prevent the dire aten
can't thereon, At which have slightly hioted viii they
DO ~ think but the 9th Of November will ell the
tale.
The visitor 10 Florida whether FOR health plea
sure will pleased learn that additional fsct 90
afforded for reaching jacksonville, - Augustine
Piatka lake Monroe, &c Besides daily line o steam
steamer Evergade, Captain james Tucker makes sent
weekly trips between Savannah and Fcrnandna, coaneci
ngst the latter place with the mail steamer Excel which
the inland passage TO the 81 Johns river, thus
avoiding the dangerous and dsagrcabe sea voyage from
Fernan lima TO the mouth OF the 81 Johns river The
Evergade leaves 5ayanr an Tuesday and saturday
at three M arriving ut Fernandins the next day in
time 20 transfer her mails, passengers, freight, 10 ID
the Excel by daylight The Charleston steamers 70 Fer
Eantina the Gordon aud Carolina, nso connect Wed
nesda and Sundays with the Excel at Fefnandns rne
steamers Cecile, seekly from Charleston and tue 81
Mays ard 81 Johns each weekly from Savannah, c,n
time 20 rue formerly up the - Johns river touching
NJ this place
We are nos nav "a 5erghtfally ScGther ana the
prospect of eulynx Il. aost the entire wuter) similar
cc11,oo o. The sina-pnere luxnriAins ndeei send
u FAle from your cold ard uninvtta az
StEu1 resioo, srt rtFe be saa be nvigorstsd oy
a-c = protected, even though "a Binka" s elected
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