The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
VIRGINIA..

VALLEY on VIRGINIA, .Sily IS fse0
7h1 timioify Nieoc EZa,lerc-7Ae Tcsin Of Dsn.nio-
S,nded-Whyis TAcyc No a tn,on Aouins E6rooyn--
STtlon 1r,hoHs Pr,To'lneyft r ae Cisis, d.
Every man. North and South, feels tina, a momen,ous
crisis " impending The almighty niger has taken
Possession Of the public mind Tho pulse Of this nation
" sensitive " his touch The black republicans taking
advantage q the madness of the hour, secm deter.
mined to prccipate dissolution Of tho Uaior No lr
minded man can fail 70 that, their professions be
put into practice, the South submit to degradation
OF else secede-peacesbly n she csn forcbly II she
must Tho election Of Lane Din and Hsnn. therefore.
viii be the overt act Both chosen from the North thor
election by the North alone is d. Sro tie degradation
Of tie South and Tic end OF State equality lis usecss
nay, us foy-to say that the souih VIII submit
The ala'n has already been sounded. but the North
lays the faucrne urcoon to IL soul that Yanccy. n,vi.
Macon, brown and Kciu and such Ike arc arc caters
sa seces.cniss and cannot draw the Southern heart
~ me dispose OF THIS fatal delusion 10 Que line Whit
and no broke NJ the Democratic Convcutionss VINO
were e master spirits that led the Southern delegates 10
sccede These delegates certainly represented AT Ra
more their constituency aud hence nclr action oni
i",s shsaows That 81 the people II Lincoln be elected
so1 s.vs ALREADY ably soveh, 70 impress this idea and
retro,s against IArcoln. This certain an sckncw.
lsdCd remedy, and one which would prove the 0nai
d.ah kncl Of the black republican party Then how can
my true Union man consoles tiousy refses know that
bo"eas IN spirit oi disappointment and bitter revenge
90 c'hcrwse but what right has anbitors man 10
athcy great counirytto say nothing OF great PARTY
why should bis revenge be fearfuy rraincds lie In
Without strength In the South lie cannot by any pos.
tiple continuation Of circumstances carry single
souiht 70 STATE Everybody gives that W. Now, how
many Norilrb ststes can be carryf Perhaps one Ger
tanly no, more than two. u follows thea BY Inevitable
ogc that those Of bis friends who refuse the union FRO.
std 90 80 for the express purpose Of ruling running
he democratic party, and 10y reasonable probability
OF dissolving the Union OF these Ststes There Il no
cscsle Tor ibsm from this dilemma.
AS Tor Mr. Bell. 10 one pretcnds seriously that he Is
available before the people. and hcute We End his fol.
lowers ready Ike true patriots TO form the union agsinet
The oscctiou Of black republican and the consequent
dissolution OF the Union the general topic here IN the
SOUTH II ~ discussed on the hustnrs, IN the rrcss and
around the iamiy circle Old and ycungthe southern
iotsrur and The cage advicra agree the cxsrntal
Iontsoccss'on. Already our merchants are preparing
70 close their Northern Their Usually great
la purchases will be dlsastrousy tight They sec In the
iSure, thus far, Of their Northern brethren 10 unite
sesnst their common enemy fearful evidence of the
mp nung ukis-not simply dissolution &C the Union.
but financial rcvuison which will Bankrupt the country
aud destroy It's mining, manufacturing and commercial
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