The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18
MR.. LINCOLN ON THE SECESSION MOVE.
MENT
IRON the Springfield (hl Journal (Lncoln Q
gan), Nov 10


Ean), Nov 10
ITCIpiETT TREASON.
We publish large amount Of matter In another column
detailing the movements c the secessionists in South Ca
rollins Georgia and Albsmaibe principal States vhero
the dsunon sentiment seems to be RAMPANT There
something in all this buster, and there may not be.
We inclined 10 the latter opnien and that when tho
uttcr Of dssection occasiorcd by the news OF Mr. Lin
CONS election subse these dsuuion threats w disap
pear with H. Bu, should We bo mistaken In this,
hsue Ia at presented 10 the American people, which
~i for The time suspend all others We refer 70 that Of
union dsunion. Mr. Lincoln will represent the party
o. the constitution and the laws A such repre-
tentative, duly elected by the people he win At
North, bu, the entire conservative strength Of
the South. He 10 now the President eieos OF the
PATTERN Of he party % which BE- stands ali ssos that
be proposes interference with tne constitutional rights
or internal sAiIs Of y state so,ernmsnt men - hs posy
principles which guided Washington and Jefferson
and "the men who made the Union should nuiloca.
tion raise m head hc will have no discretionary power
but 10 execute the lass, that duty 10 pronounced IN
The constitution HIS busnsss viii be 70 see that ,ho
To sd him in that busincss u VIII hardly be necessary
for bin 70 call into requson either the army The
or dsuniou, public sen, ment-ihe public sentiment
Of The southern States thcmsclvcs-wiI be all som
ciert TO put down any batch Of traitors who may
attempt /, defy the constitution and tho laws Of
the lard. That public sentiment win be found In
and the conservatives Of the SOUTH who such ssne
viii rally around Mr. Lincoln At all hazards, % the repre-
tentative Of the government Bot should u come 70 the
CO In that thcse would destroy tbs Law wi be dealt
with BY the strong arm Of the Law. NJ, L'nooln
emergency In bis Jeavcnwtrtn spec h be sst.-
You democrats greatly fear that ue success OF the
Ssese sssus s uo Nothing ss your
statement Of H. that the black republicans eIec,
a Prsdent you Won't stand ~ You viii break up
TO 70 jury H. 700 mu.s sSor ssss 1@s oar Issn oo
cy gives you ja, cause for such desperate
sctkn. Can you deny that when you attem
~ Jou ~u ma our policy is erscty The policy o. the
men who made The Union nothing moro, nothing
Ices no yen think you justified 70 Dresk up Tho 20
errment raiter than 70 have admin stered ~ wash
pgion, and other great and good men who made and
administered ~ you do, you VERY unreasooabe,
yor. While We elect . Pcsdcnt II win be our duly =,
zee that you submit Old I'M Bro sp bias been nung or
sls ,sry wrong Tnst cannot ercuss vosoc bloodsbed
and treason II could avail him nethins mat no mgns
ihins himself right 70, " consssu.ons ,.s,,cs % ~.
Union, uill be suty 10 deal Win you oid Sonn
,o.n ~. s,, s ~, r. we .sos sas ssy s 20 y % @
a. 10 render such exirsne measures nsosssAy.
OUR RADICAL ABOLITION ORGANS on the
SOUTHERN SECESSION EXCITEMENT.
from the Ncw YORK National Anti Slavery Aaadard,
Nov II
THE PRESIDENTIAL rIrcrIoS AND rrs corsrouncss-
SOUTHERN rHRBArs OF sBCEssror.
The choice Of Lincoln Hanlin PrsssdsDs and vcs
President Of The United States By the electoral votes Of
Gates ofsavsry and Ne slave trade sS usconirosss ia
digpsson and rsse. In the hope o. ocoquer
Jog The North through her ssrs hsy threatened bsore
land that this resut should b followed oy .
disr,ption of the Union and the essaolshment Of
. Southern aaveholdlne cosfeaerscy. me menace,
(tbanka 10 the augmented asd augmcntine power o.
the anti slavery movemept) inenectuai snf nov the
nre eaters compelled 70 chcoss besween attempting
70 execute threats sesnisg 40 Co. and openly
conessitg that they y % much do brcah 1here
party 81 the South. no do.bs -hich really desree 70
svipr about cbsoluf or he Union. The nucleus Of
thls party 10 In snuib Caroline bat has infoensia sup
pcrrs the other seaecAsd cotton states me ieAfers
o tnp csyty Ahin afvs,tses " the genera n
CONTINUED on EIGHTH fA6k