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

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M d,,oers 10 be apprehended now are from inc
sontb aIore Mr. Lincoln, although the candidate Oh
an aggressive sectional party, VIII be unable 70 o,,
fere with any Constitutional ight OF Soasnel nse Of
wen If he 20 desired The Senate and the hou,V "
Representatives will be both opposed 10 MN anu no
cItv They will be barrier 70 the execution Oh any
a. hemc Of Northern aggression that might DC 1un'.
Rated or ATTEMPTED. His hands are ueu, anu ~ ho
be pov,tiefs in this respect. But the hfe-erS ~;
~, itb have Threatened to refuse TO submit 10 MS
Aduiristration The Hospurs Wise ana 1anceyi ;l,u
Irtt tie blue eockade secessi jniss oil SCUM ~ ,
- otber flaming DisuIionlsts here and terc ~ 'no
t.on S,otes have solemnly declared thernten'ion 10
-, 10 cren resistance to the Inauguration oil rresi
Jat elected NJ least in accordance WIN tne or5 y.
,L Coneituon II is from these and these al2he ,e.
- L. i, evreced-bu it il hardly possible that tneF
disuuion blusterng viii lie approved VI -
tie mgsfes Of the Southern people ,,,:..;
Pviroira and Kentucky, and Tennessee ana missouri,
ard Maryland have already given notice thlt they
m po follow tie path thus lndcatedj ana the hiSFes
" No roorIe in II the other Southern States, except
south Carolina viii wait forthe sober, second Thought
They will not commit the mad folly OF pre0plta!ing
mon the country the worst disaster that can possibly
If,I az 90 a uaiiOn They VIII wit 10 rec WHAT We
RlnrEIican PRECEDENT wifi do. He cannot do wcrse
hsn tbe Democratic Adm .tration that - now draw
mo 10 an ignoble and despised concluflon lie cannot
II he would commit greater FLINDERS than buchanan,
or do greater injury to the South and to the whole
TlenevIy-elcc;od President and his advisers must
ard we are iold they d. appreciate the madness OF
stalking all that our past career has secured, ana All
that our future promises upon the single Issue that has
been the basis Of the Republican organization. They
would be fools and madmen else. In this hour OF their
success flew must understand the improbability Of
maintaining peace between these States, unless they
determine to discard extreme sectional splrlt-tbc
imrossibilty Of advancing the common interests Of
~ country hy any attempted domination, through the
mere force Of numbers the adludicated cOnsiu-
| ;iOnal rights even Of minOuy-the Impocy OF such
gtcn1ts when those rights may be exercised, II at all
4 = Of. L..
foly of alternating ancient friendships and breaking up
ed channels of commercial intert Ourse by too
rid reristenCe in the solution Of questions, which
involve mere sentiment to section, but are es-
iimatod a. vital to the peace and security Of the
other. ,.-.,,,.
TIE Black Republican fanatics have succeeded IN
electirQ president holding their own sectional views
ore (yfofe GREAT and only recommendation was, that
he we. Utterly hostile to large portion OF our oou-
tryIrcn and isauey determined 10 rample upon their
fiois For tits reason, and for this purpose, Abr-
! lam incolp has been voted for by the North and
Wet should he take his seat IA President, he win
frd mself UCwerefs for any legislative action. Both
banc e. OF lie legislature Will be opposed TO him and
his mad scheYges But IL is very doubtful from present
arrearauceR that be VIII ever be President OF the
T5tcd Staes TIE probability is that before the time
AM for his Inauguration, tie Union VIII have been
virtually dissolved and barge portion Of those States
AGAINST which tie Abolition war has been waged will
lave determined not to submit % his sectional rule
oeat many nav not be advocates Of secession pr
but if rey cannot remain in the Union AZ cqaaiS, and
have heir rights and interests respected they viii
prefer 10 90 out and take the consequences, let them
| he wfat they may. But, we think, under existing
circl .tarcee there IL no necessity Immediately TO
'N' from ne Baltimore Exchange
understanding The reports and rumors from the
Soufh and especllv that extremely important part Of
81 I'm her own estimation, called South Carolina stocks
| were steady yesterday IN New-tork and advanced
here on almost the entire Int This Indicates, az least,
the sub,Gence Of the panic which prevailed before the
elcc.ion and although the worst which was then pre-
Cictcd NAV still happen and there good reason
10 believe that violent efforts wall be made to carry out
he threats OF secession, capitalists AT the North aud
eltwLere GIr operating evidently on the results OF
cahger Judgment. Tie message of the Governor OF
Ccoroig-a synopsis of which viii be found under 0uF
elcprapl c I,af-will we Link, be regarded as Ia
votsbr Indication Tie r,Iusal OF u state 20 power
fu prosperous and wealthy rs Georgia 10 JON IN the
ccucrIt Of sion. must seriously embarss those
who nav con euI late that measure We think II we'll
o caution our readers not 20 place implicit confidence
even in he reports by ctgaph, much less the rumOr-
Which Will bee pvt forth on Wcakerauhority. The turn
Of the stock na ke from day 10 day may depend upon
n report one way the other and we have sufficient
KNOWLEDGE of the motives which govern bear speeu-
ators not 10 Tin our faith upon then representations
We hive by no means lost hope Of peaceful, If
NOT a sleedy adjustment of the difficulty.
tr,m The baltimore Sun, NOr. 9.
Under I'LL these circumstances, and which we are by
no means ts oed 70 consider in all their odiousness q
.laiacer lie SOuth needs he utmost measure OF Tor
Iearance AID Of such devotion to The Union As she has
never in all Ter tgls been required TO exercise before
10 Govern and guide her IN this emergency. The act
of ,teIate secession and which has been ascrbsd 10
her a. thing Of choice Will be- should the necessity
ever occur, most Iepugnant to her. Ana IL was 10
avert an apy aren't necessity which Threatened her tla
the man. WHO Of all others has been stlgnatlzed az the
ernbodn eut Of sion has within the past month
two tIsyersed tie North and made appeal after appeal
10 n reason intelligence. and patriotism of his fellow
citizens there: but, unfortunately, far the result
a. r,rlfh pufs az Ae
fore al such ciis this, upon common decency in
the treatment Of States and people occupying
alon- UC-itiOn the south must do, IN the Union
ont u IL, IN the Union she must remain for a time az
least subject to power abe can neither recognize
Gvy socially politically. And in all that time
with an nceI tain future before her, must live on the
Eoue of her emancipation from the most Odious hraL
don itai could be inflicted upon her. Out of the
Union ,he could only exist hardened with regret
unwilling sorarHiist, having chosen an undesirable
political indie. Evidence because ber first choice has been
rdey and oiieusY ely denied 10 her, with equality
% lie rights ana honors of confederation,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
From The Ha-t'ng'0n C0Estifutgg.
W may be very reasonable, very foolish, be-
cause cannot entertain the opinion that Southern
men are likely 10 accept Dir. Lucoln'- election with
ont murmur mplaiDt, remembrance yet, we con-
iess Lat cannot do 50, and believe further that
Wo are singular in opinion 1t will be terrible
10 receive the iguonnious punishment of traitors with
which one Of neghbOIs threatens MS and it ~
lameH'ablc 10 feel that another piles folly and
want OF common sense. Bnt We must bear both the
future and present. ,aamites, if there If no other
cecale than by abandoning the belief that Mr.. l.r-
coin election is trdughi with extreme danger 10 the
Republic.
W. have no ambition to lind favor in The sight Of
AIr. Lincoln. We announce now our determination to
earn his d,ayor, and thus leave the field open others
who are les. foolish and are endowed with more COM
mon tlan ourselves. III others have discovered
the trauscendeut merits OF Mr. Lincoln within the last
two DAYS and convinced that his rule will be benc-
hcel ur and acceptable 10 the South, they have the
.t lin, Lie l.rai.Da al.i dnnlnr iLnr