The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14
THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

WA&Hdfos NOV ~, 1850
Many letters are received here, from ! adipa poiti
sians Of all parties in the border avehodps ssA.es sx
pressing decisive opinions against the Legality Of secession
under constitution. and aise s eEpedncy The
nfsssss,ons Of rom families here, and from
Who Usually take little interest," in party CONTESTS
are stnl stronger against the disunion movemen.s
The mercantile and mopeyed interests are also making
their voices heard by the adm almost with
unanmity they are for standing BY the union soaae
letters clearly state snas ,he ultra seoeasonss feared
the banding together against them Of the conservative
Union politicians ,te PARTY and the commercial
and gnAges 81 classes therefore hurried up their
work
TIC large t-cp1ty ho,aeraL arc evidently alarmed a.
he aeolarssons IA ike Legislature Of South
CsroiEs, inst ,he isses icr raising wars aud
shoeb 10 lev ed IN ,pe ,'oearty that 10 meosced with
destsacgrso ~ aacss entertained that the vote On
ordering tie Ccpvsniiop allied was hsstened lest
might As, south csrclaa vas not ready to meet
he issss tss. See earnsr day nsA.ed in
Der Lro~ s.sss,cn ansstIon into Congress and
oorlpai ths cei4gssoor take their stand.
yrgiu,- az favorable 70 the precipitase
SnUih safcins Mr.. Hunter reserves his opin.
ans. nth ~ asaal .aGsE bat Ia understood that he
s yainsi he s.rcfs,,n movement
~ P.cseas of 20. .sroina, late knster 70 Rusals
.oss <ith his state 10 Las az Browns Hotel for
s.v.-d DAYS
tennessee ~ oso'esely against the secession move
wert Indeed Of ,hc writers there rldicule lbs
5suravo ssy 0, ,he seceders, making their cause
aasnug .tock. For instsrce, says-"Iet not bo
the noofs Of the federal steed when repnb lean
pres jent has GOT into the saddk.o Another cries.
.aa,iilno Is At the gate, and yet you deiibera,en
A third excaims:-"What, In comparison with
liberty, 10 all the nthy coin emboweIlcd in
Put all IN
a profound and earnest feeling
Already wo see sisus Of the approaching scssion Of
Congress- and Of the gay season at the metropolis Mem
bers have engaged ,her apartments, and have ap
peared at the hoeIs aud boarding houces Tho roll Of
equipases Pennsyfvania avenue more CONSTANT ind
The exchanges cards preliminary social entertain
ments have begun.
rhe proceedings in the South excite the deepest In
terest IN diplofnatio circles.
movement Is spoken Of to publiaa paper here do.
voted TO the interests OF secession
letter from Governor Moore, OF Aiasama, TO gen.
teman here, states that bis intention no. 70 make
any move In Alabama until acr Lincoln has been do.
cared elected BY the Electoral Colleges. ne sAid that
mississippi will pursue the policy. Ia feared thai
Georgia viii be more preci ,itate
hundred rumors in reference 70 the course Of Mr..
Lincoln are In circulation, attributed TO Tom Coswir.
Many Of them Gov oorwin has been here
for three days he expresses hs opinions without hesia
,ion but speaks only his opions 70 what he be-
leves viii be the OF events tho South and the
purpose Of Mr. Lnooip. He 10 confident, from his know
ledge Of the President elect, that be win puue emil
pently conservative course guided opyby the ccns.u
ton which be VIII swear 10 support, but thinks ii would
be hardly proper for Er Lincoln 70 give any expression
Of his intentions until he shall have been elected
President by the vote CT the Electoral Colleges. The
Governor said might In ausion 10 the reports ccl
ialion, that q could not think In Warrington
whou; nndrs the ccoectrred parport Of his thoughts
In Mo New YORK newspapers next mornng.