New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26


destruction Of the Government be was sworn IA no
hold II operated upon by very different feeliups fro,
thofe which animate South Carolina and those STATE
witch she iesds, for gr1evOuhly dssnrointed Of me
Ioor results whirh followed 70 her from The ,n.T,; &c
her indel eudence in the Federal Union and snsteJ
BY CREST expectations ON European alliances which
Der public men fancy viii enable her greatly 10 extend
her present territorial limits-iadaed AZ o1ns 10 ~
long them 10 the Pacific and far on her poutbuet
ern frnter az may be desirabeehe is now readv IN
Sot afi'l from connection which has ceaeed 60 rive
her that assurance of future deI ,pn,ant and Te,
neee che bad been led TO promise herself from its for
1noiion Beeides Texas, hue ever reason Ia eynart
fFVm both England and France encouragement and
support IN the early annexation Of Mexieo II rot Cen
Jrs America also 10 or preset orv 80 fbat nv
means q an unmii ed supply Of chesp labor ffor he
hsst which ut small cost and With grost safety co Id
then oe transported arroas the Pacific would ensi Ia
hr 10 comIete in the Nied of cotton and tronicsI mo
ductuns with the Southern States Of our North Amer.
ica and the West lndis islsnds beside.
RESIGNATM or OFFICERS OF THR ARMY AND
NAVY.
In 1928, when Gen jackson was Pre-idant and
notification was threatened BY South Carolina be dj
Iected The Secretary of War and the Secretary of the
Navy to Issue circular t'ers to all of the officers OF
the amy and navy, inclosing printed oath, which
they were compelled 10 take, binding themselves TO
Stand 10y The Government. Different councils prevail
~ the present tine.
THE NEW ARMS FOR VIRGINIA
The Commissioners appointed under the set passed
last Scion for the better defense Of the State" re-
Ceiyed this week, an invoice Of samples of various
s-7ns from Engl nd such muskets rifes, carhinee
pistols and sabeTs. The arms have arrived in New
York, snd will be here soon. The Commissioners will
o receive soon from FTaHee samples Of the best arms
in in the army Of Napoleon 20 that when the
Legislature sembles tie Commissioners viii be abb
70 show that they have LETT nothing Uudone TO procure
Information 10 the beet weapons foc tie State. The
Commissioners have purchased, for immediate servce
81 such reliable weal OBS they could get; and, we
think shat when they make their report they viii be
able to show that the apius hsITiags Of some people
On "cOndemDed arms without foundation, and not
Only tbat, bat unworthy Of those who profess TO feel
NJ interest in the thorough defense Of the state The
500 Daskeis bought by Capt. Dimmock were telected
from l0j, OOO. They are Harpers Ferry make, were
before dis rbued, are, fr barrels aud stocks
ecucs r9sa, the the original United States
percuszicn mu,het, now IN Use. They differ oaly in
tina; they originally flint locks and although
many Of such guns have been Distributed no Gaze is
known ii the arnory here Of one VI them being Ee-
tT1ned for repair Of tie nipple.
VIRGINIA NOT GOING OUT WITHOUT HER DOWYR
Fros TIC LyncibsTg Yiysizisn n Dee g.
Disguise it, tbs refsre, d We may, these two que5
tOrz the reOieng Of the slavetrade aud the revenue
question: more than oil things else, have been potent
IN South Carolina 10 ufsme her esmiiy TO ward the
Union and 10 ncite her 20 throw OF its restraints. II
wAs no fear e Black Republican aggression, for her
late Governor intiusird ia very significant terms That
they intended to keep Virginia ~ 81 rampant between
them aud the North-snd TEE R'chmcRd Enquirer
admitted that Ito preserve her domestic re ace, and
keep her from immt date contact with the Free States
South Carolina would 30 legslaie as 20 perpetuate
SLAYER IN NirgIia. Its legislsi0D Il to be- ALSO
lutte prohibition 20 Virginia % carry her slaves 70 that
market. We remarked, al the tire, ths, this would
he rfher singular Of pepet laling Slavery in
Virgins, by restTictiDg and making IL uuprOhable
and have not space dwell upon this part Of
subject, further than 70 say thst ear domestic peace
is matter Of little moment with South Carolina, If
nay Judge from the cOurse sbe has pursued. Ii this
State has ne' been mpened by the motives we have
attributed 70 her, VIA other may We eek for Was
her honor involved more than 10 tie election of
Abraham LincGlA are We prepared 10 admit thst
ess sensitive than she what our fair
f,ne Wac the safety OF Soutb Carolina involved;
and is OF our dOubly a. Was her property eudtn-
eered by the Anti Slavery sentiment Of the North
and il not in leo! 8dy extent incouoeivsbly
greater than hers! TLese are questions which we
should bold beIeelf bOurd 20 answer Aud can II be
expected that if the Union is preserved with the lss
of south Carolina only the other States will allow her
70 open FREE port Of entry all foreign commodities
Thereby, aug1nentug suddenly her commercial in
1ere4 and depfiviug the otner States of their equal
benefits ard the Federal Government 81 the receipts
from customs that ale lehed upon 10 support Tue GOV
eminent without the necessity Of IN excise upon the
Sses 70 ssVpOrt ii. We DO not advocate coercion In
the Gaze Of South CsTolinG--thOugh We believe tha!
1be Federal Government hss that rlght-but woul1
have her the enjoyment Of all the fruits OF sece5-
sion and lie laOn, subject 70 the commercial rest &c
tiore above referred She brought rothing into the
C'ion le, Der 80 OF "s she came. But Firinl ta.
can Ion LeT bridal eft Olive Of The most housmng
Staes in the Union, Is not willing TO 20 Out without
her dover.
THE USIOx-IT MUST Ri PRgsERvEs.
From Ths SpriEcfRd J0uTrG. u De- q.
There are not q few who seem 20 think that me
Union III be Gissclyci wh the South Carohoa
Secession Convention passes resolution 10 thai eject
The UUUu cannot BE- Dissolved by the passage o. Tesc-
lutiCns South Carolina msy resolve that she l. no
longer H. part Of this Union. She may hold Secession
ueStin.s mount D-union corktd-si plant palmetto
trSes make palmetto hags, traInple under loot Tue
GlouIiOus flag of country, and proclaim from ne
honsetops her and Der shame bat all tins "iii
cJ 5;sslve tie Union. She NAV compel her Citlzens
~ re.t off, l Lace held under the federal govern
sat She NAV close Der and post Offices ana put
her own people 70 great GEL OF lncohNehleii,S anu
trouble But she will still be IL the Union, unmolesIea.
She cannot get Cut Of The Union until she cOnqu ih
6;cveretf TIE revenues must and viii be collected
al her purs and any Resistance On hcr part VII lead 70
wsT AZ the Close Of hat 1sr we can teli WITH cell
pbetter she i in or out Of the Union. Mli!e ths
government eudures there can be no disunion. II
So,ab Carolina docs not Obsruct tie COLLECTION Of the
ry,rre III her pos vioste any o. her is ier1 law,
there viii be no trouble, and she VIII not De
ont Of the Union. II she violates the LAVA theu
. comes the tug Of war. The President o. toe
United Statss, IN such 81 emergency hae a
,lsin duty % reform; Buchanan may shirk H. or
IL emeTi,,ncy NAV not exit during Ms anlnls-r-
tion. ii not tien the UuioD viii last through
III term Of cficc II The overt oct IN tae part Oh
South Carolina takes place 90 or alter the 41n ~
March 1901 then the duty Of executing ue !"Ns WI
develve upon Sir. Lincoln IIs LAW % ,'.' ~ M
state must be executed-tte President nss no d7-
cr4;nrary ROVER on tb= subjec--hls duty Il en-
Nv pronounced 10 tho Constitution. Mr.. LIN
folp win perform that duty. Dlsahior, 6y aFuru
force l. treason and treason must ana WIN &c pa
dcs,r 81 all hazargs Ibis Union II not, and VIII not
I'd cannot be dissolved until THE Government y over
tbyown by the traitors who Lave raired the disanob
Zoo Can thew overthrow il ? We think not. " Ihey
nav disturb IT. peace they may Interrupt me course
II lie prosperity they nay ci0ld 10 repu'atl"u lo
stability; but s tranquility WI! De iestoEed' s
nerifv will return, and the stain upon lis natl'tai
~ x,;I1 81. transferred and remain eteTnal