The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20
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The students OF The Medical College Of vrinis held
meeting Sunday last, At which they resolved to con-
s.isuse themselves company Of Minute Men, 70 dsregard
all party lines, and resist Northern aggression 70 main.
tain the right Of secession BY individual States and resist
any attempt a coercion BY the federal government
| at all hazard and 10 the la, extremity; TO dis
oouhtenance any raid upon the government. II Wash.
nston, 80 long the integrity Of The constitution
| s maintained and Southern rights respected and oh.
served; but In the event Of unconstitutional enactment
BY functonaries In power, the invasion Of Southern
soi By an armed force Of Northern fanatics fly 70 the
rescue Of those sacred eaces the constitution and The
archives Of the country from unhAlowed hands, and
necessary crince life In defence homes and nresdss
was resolved further that copy Of these resolutions
be sent to Governor WISE the chief Of the organization o.
Minute Men, with tender Of services.
Il thus that matters progressing in vir du,s
few days more win devecpo very general N lius Of
this sort.
The Enquirer reviews the opinions Of ia r.u,,,,
TINES and NEW YoRK HnAIp, to tho c,,ssv vs.ch
Lincoln viii, and ought pursue re IN 10 the do..
crepency in the views OF the Tribune md yyu., On ,he
question Of the right Of secession s =. the dea ~
unconditional submission by the sh rom tho fear Of
soHsme'R majority In each So Ahcrn xsse which The
Houns predics - result OF policy Of "mastery mac
tivy" BY Lincoln II also dcues the idea OF coerc,on
advanced BY the Times In reference TO South CAROLINA
should she seize upon the Custom House and take nos
session Of Fort Moure md Castle Pnckney and opeu the
port OF charleston for the importation Of foreign goods
Ireo OF dusy' II LII icon should blockade the coast Of
Sou'n osioina' ana send army and navy TO enforce
'ne payment oI .utes, that says the Enquirer would
% coercion and this Greeley dsapproves or The In
qT6 suggests the acknowledgment by The general 20
senmens OF outh CaroDas Independence the nego
'mton OF treaty OF with her, a the bes
means 70 vert the ruin upon the commercial interests q
'ne Nor'D which would result from the free trade poll ~
Inc AqGy1 then refers TO the HxRAIDs suggest, 70
Lncob TO publish manifesto assuring the South Of Aie
pP 80 70 do her no injury and thus avert tho scud
ing disaster In reference 70 this the Eaqur say A.
Te would suggest that the preventative recon- ,eoSee
lincoln little more than cipher In the pr rout &c.
count He mere exponent whose sgninca, re Is due
ant unit figure which preoedes me signi6 ssot fast
l which menaoes the south 10 not that Abe Iincsn n
sectional VOTE have elected : p .s,ens ,p's ,o, az
Tsh me purpose ?. aggression ~ ssS:asi sssa as
cAred BY this declaration Of n Fxr N X ade
and Mr. lincoln 10 impotent 70 command reooe-.yhst
them Full assurance Of peaoe must be gver rcn
petept quarter the Southern States oose bet
subec,ion and resistance Let each Northern State,
through nor or In Convention scmbe Ercmpt
constitutional rights Of The south pass ays 70 secure ss
easy and prompt execution Of the syNye save law:
pass other laws imposing adequate sosK,es on ali male
factors who shall hereafter assist or caursre he
OF fugitive slaves pass other laws <,srtns and rrotct
ns the right o. slavehoders 70 y rvs and eoourn ir
heir Senators and representatives k Congress 10 repo
me la. prohibiting the sale Of ss vce 10 the District Ct
Columbia and 10 pass laws suc ent for the culI urot
tion Of slave property In all the err.ores o. the Unea
and let those Senators and Recs s1syes prcmpy ckey
such Instructions.
This, says the EnrHrer, viii d no more :hau merely
fual the constitutional obga ss q the Northern su.es
rhs and nothing short Of this viii sufcc 70 prevent
l revolution.
The Examiner LOOKS upon tczds OF Union now A re.
duced to two leaturesa or political Cnon and the
ties OF trade II then sto that The necessity which
orst led 70 union-nsmely mutral support for common
protection and defenccdo not now exis, ehcr section
being capable nf fnrmnps distinct separate self sus.
tanning Power among nat ons then shows the irpropa-
blty OF any nation mai ling upor ether rection Ia
view Of the universal tfisastsr which would fclow II
any European Power mr. do upon tho North and ef
fected conquest, oId provo frcitiess. No power
earth could hold tho people in subsection. war on
the North would but injuro It's commerce, t all the
nations Of Europe would share the damage thus inflicted
l war upou the South by any European Powtr would
bring ruin upon the world The export OF nccessaries
Of le valued At twenty million dollars. end Of CON-
forts and necessary support 70 all trade, amounting
70 twenty million dollars more would be all stopped
day the Southern people would be driven TO up
arms and cessation d trade for defence M E,azs.
the South put the power Of holding South "a
perpetual political bondage In the hands Of Northern
majority they 70 hold the question Of pesos or war
their hAads and 70 regulate and oontro, tie trade
built Southern productions. ey succeed they VIII
l have the power 70 close the Southern portc make
every Southern product pay tribute and every Southern
import pan through The North and pay tribute to them
When this occurs the Ksamin thaks tho ruin Of the
south shall be contaminated, and win be In vain for
her 10 talk Of resisting overt act u sss, "wR The
people of the South bear thh" and then sdnonshss Tho
people OF virginia that II they do .oin the Southern
stAses effort 70 provide security against tAs
ubjugHsoo the power OF taxing their property, oonsrc
Ing the price o their products, and declaring Whether
shere shall be peaoe war passes tho 9Th OF March
next into the hands Of people who bate the property
and whose interest u 10 cheaper every sale they make
and raise the prioe Of every article thcy purchase
Thsse papers have probably narence 10 The state
than al the other democratic papess within iu lmih
and their opinions may, therefore, be regarded irs-
l portAnt
The South Carolina residents in sew orlcans assem-.
blcd at the n ChArles Hose IA that city the ieth
fer the purpose Of iosng the action OF the socth Caro-
lima Legislature. nr. n ". Conncr delivered very
animated speech, In which he stated With the pro-
claimed principles and avowed objects Of The black repub
can party which has recently been elevated 70 power
and supremacy, the Southern states no longer 70
main N the Union with honor and safety. He nd The
| limo bad come when The South had 70 give up the
Onion: the constitution the rights ane equality o. the
states, the institution Of slavery and Nc future hopes
and prosperity Of her people Resolutions adopted
ympaihizInE with south Carolina, approving The course
Of the Legisaure In calling Convention and rlcds ng
support of such further action people OF South Ca
rolina may a. 70 adopt, tencerg 10 Governor Glst
their personal services any attempt being made At
rcion and ordering copies Of these resouora DC
l 70 the Governor.
he New Orleans Couso referring 70 the dissr,er
vanh are inevitable In The present and prospective
dion q aars, states that the North will be ey
grcaiest sufferer says that In conscquen a. the
suk Of The election the greater part q the crop
This rear win be held back and shipped directly
| southern ports 70 Rrsani.
The New Orleans Bee predicts feufdl commsrcisi and
social evils 70 the North he present excitement ses0ld
| oontiras.