New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12


which our forefatters established by their vaor anS
whdom, beaten down and destroyed! Ought this :,
From The Af,yardria vs) Co1ettc Ecs TO-
If "a" tied South was ever desirable and neoo.
sary, for the interests Of the Souh i; is now and :.
tEis time. A"Uriied South" formere Day,y b.r.. ~
in many cares, wonld only urge the North 10 mn
sectional action Their; but " tied acton for Consn
tional liehts-for State equality and inieg jty-for NJ
tua saiety and protec ioI-for pfevert o "-
for uTholciIg the laws-for mainta ing the Govern
ment 80 4 VIE dc ig ed 10 be-is what now /, me-
needed. common danger and common reril. o-ohs
to ead 10 common end conjoined az well n rati9Si
ard pro- er neaswes Of preservaior ard safety "a,
m brought abon by the rash and impuI i've action
inierets, ard feelings Of other States which have
actually more Gauge Of compliant than those which an,
"pregpiiatng" their sister commonwealth mo
trouble, ara difficulty, and, it may be disaste1
IL Is not "discourtc0us," 70 use a yery mild nbr
Nay, is it not actually arrogant and insufind 20 49,
tempt TO "BTcH' Virgi ia, for instance mo d..
union Secession movement. for any canss w;,bon-
fret aecertaining what Virginia thinks on the sniec
II will not answer 20 ray that Sonth Carolina a. n
sovereign State, hes right to do she please. bos
waiting for carirg for the If other STAT
Throwing aide tie question Of constitutional ight =,
serc6e at all, there il sonnet ing due 70 comfy IN
neglborbood associations TO propriety. No man bas
bright" by setting FIRE to biz own house 70 endan.
ger the house Of his neghbor Virginia thia Union
or OW Of il sovereign, and ~ potential South
Carolina, and Las her own interests 10 look
after, her own rights TO be secnred, her own
feelings 10 be rcsepected-and she viii d..
, mfnd tbs from South Carolina, Just az
Uucb az she would from any other State IN tho present
United States. II would seem ~ if in the ooarse now
rursued, fearing the conservative acton OF Virginia,
and not desiring in truth, "a United south certain
Cotton States were for going off by Themselves for tho
mere FAKE Of forming a Cotton Confederacy." totally
irrespective of other Southern States which do not rec
ogni7e Cotton a. their King and totally regardless Of
ssv Interests or any views but their own. II used
be a United South r. II was formerly DlsnDiOn and
Seces ion for aggression by the General Government
II il now T,suriied Sonh-eecession on account f
the untoward result Of Presidenial election This
Is not the wav uphold the rights Of the States, and
the rights Of The South Il il weakening cur own pO-
From The AteTaqiria Sentinel.
We Of the South have thus imposed upon u3 gUv-
eturneut 0ufS4c II 0urs3res, and tOUHd1d or sHt-
ucnt ho>t,c Ia oHr eocia sys,em. The reasons which
IN our Judgment make such domination wholly ncoa-
sifteut with every idea OF tree or benehcnt govern
ment. we have already explained. We shah not %
into these questions now further than 20 say that
would be very thankful TO any who shall show -
Il at such rule is consistent either with cur honor Or
safety.
Tie election of Mr.. Lincoln IN itself ~ not calculated
TO cauFe any alarm at the South and indeed, The PROB
ability is that he viii adn mister the Government
with strict imparialiiy or, II anything, ne more re-
gardful Of the interest of the South than Southern
Presidents usually have been but il il the idea which
he repreeentstbe deap-seaed enmity OF Southern IT.
stitIflCns. Ilch h2s shown NteH ready 70 overlap
the barriers of the Constitution and rample on the
rights Of the S0uh-i is tbs that justly wakens the
socude and aarms tie jealousy Of the soutEern peo-
re ard they find difficult 70 reconcile Themselves 70
wait and give bis administration fair trial. But,
nevert eles it i. prorer that they should 10 so AMI
let Us hope that they will.
From fbe LvHoabvg Yfygiai0a.
tt election II over ard Abraham Lincoln lias been
called by tie voice of the PEOPLE, expressed IN co.,
s'ituliona Manner TO prefde over this nation during
the next four year.. However unpalaable the result
may be to us Of the South, our duty l. plain. There
has az vet heen no violation Of the Constitution by
those Whole choice has determined the issue that now
uron us and Lincoln Is entitled 10 our forbearnce n
I'll is Administration shall have indicated and entered
upon Vocy subyersive Of our rights under the COM
pac nv vNifh these thiry-hree States are bound to-
getEer in national brotherhood. He is no patriot who
labors 10 keep the unhappy eud that now exists be-
tween the States or to the agitaiions that
have already convuled the Republic. Let us rather
pour oil upon the troubled and angry waters.
From The Pefey,5uyg lafelgencey.
Now then, LET us Rave "A set lement of the question
Union or DisunioD. once for al-no for day. but fF&
all tire 70 cone. Rant, rave, and grow quiet again,
and brsy yourself in achieving the victories OF peace
TO less renowned than those Of Turn yourattea-
ton from disgusting politics for at least four years
would 10 God could be for twenty-and devoIe the
energies Of the mind and body to the development Of
tie resources of the GOOD old commonwealth nOy
languis iugur der TOO much LEGISLATION. Un Nirgnals
and improve tie best opportunities nature be-
slowed and place your beloved State in that position
10 which she is Justly entited-among the first natOus
of The world in all the elements Of prosperity ard
happiness.
NORTH CAROLINA.
From The Rai,fgh IN. O. Register.
For some days 10 come, we can do bnt little more
than chronicle the returns Of the election which was
held Yesterday. II would be idle to Speculate on
the result All that can do Is TO hope that no nat
ter who is elected the peace and tranquility OF the
country may be preserved and the supremacy Of the
Constitution, and tie laws passed in pursuance OF it,
be sfyp1 Nv No. that
the result 0ftbe election has been vast deal Of mis-
chief has already been caused by the threats in
tain contingency 20 destroy the Union and Govern
ment. ii The threat TO destroy the Government is pro-
ductive of injury, wkat CW BE- produced by the ecu-
t0R Of that Mreat? But the consideration of dollars
and cents important it Is is triing when compared
with the other evils which attempt dissolve the
Union cannot fail to bring upon Us. War; in the m0et
dreadful shape in which it be waged, viii be the
result Of this attempt. And all for WHAT Ali &c:
conn, i question which can never arise for pracici
legiSatiOn Citizens Of North Carolina, think Of the
things.
From. The RALEIGH ~ c. Pres.
The die is cast TIE deed is done, and we have OIL
to await the OF the great result Ii Lincoln u
elected, we cannot nor will we pretend 10 foreel The
effect il will produce. dissolution of the Union mag
speedily follow We cannot tell. We hope he hss
been defeated and that country may soon sub,ts
into It's usual quiet and prosperous condition. II he
has succeeded there Is no man south who viii a.
firm that bis triumph is not the triumph of the "ie-
pressible conflict over equality in the Sates, s1t
over the rights of the South
From The Uamingtoa m q } R,,lA Il
All this, We SAY, is il-timod and the indulgence d
similar remarks can do nothing but HARM The par
ties who here charged with encouraging and IN
wiling the movement at the North might, with pro 1
pretty, retaate upon their aceusers and kay the 70
sponsibity at tier doors by charging them with i
useless and criminal agitation OF the Slavery Quesor.
But We trust that the palpable and suicidal error
such course on the part Of either will prove sa
ncient cheek on both. There some very good
Souhern-R Rights men who vet prepared 70 give
the lnlOu In fast 10 -. isl