The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01
Our BuGaIo Corr sspondsnss.

OF this county for the Assembly.
Our BunaIo Correspondents.
BuyyAIo, Dot %, 1850
ne Effects f ne Revolutionary Reports from ~ Sossh
TAe People sen,i,sue sAen Aer Pockets nuaed-IAs
Aaus.de Of tAe Conservative Voters, dc
There was considerable feeling manifested all over the
city yesterday the receipt Of the HERALD, containing
such vast amount nistakeable evidence OF the
aspsraed state Of feeling existing AZ the SOUTH much OF
which, however, has been already foreshadowed by the
correspondents you have In that quarter To this were
added the reports about the fall OF stocks in the New
York market, and 70 ,hs may be attributed the sudden
opening Of the eyes Of capitalists and others here TO the
momentous fact that state Of revolution already existed
In the Southern country, the consequences which no
forete Scarcely city in the Western country
30 much Interested In railways and railway stocks
Buffalo, and hundreds Of citizens beyond her immediate
borders come within the magic circle Of the tidal
ments OF the stock board; ana when they that q
panic has seized the stock market, and that their
Of things produced BY the unconstitutional action
OF their Northern neehbors they pause and say, What
have We been DOING what have the people Of the North
been DOING that southern brethren should take up
arms, and initiate . bloody fratricdal civil warp
Some people Of this class only 10 their senses
when their pockets touched and wheher 1t be the
stock market the slave Market nature
nearly always alike and comes 70 nearly the came con-
illusions Cuisines 10 business" In one section Of the
country the other, and property property In
section az the other although section may differ from
the other a. 10 what constitutes properly The North
say the south, 'You have property IN slaves and
undertake 70 free them make them than useless
TO their masters and the South have said 10 the
North "You have no property In stocks, and will
destroy that which renders property valuable and
that safe, powerful ana Constitutional govern
You have broken your compact with us, and take
care Of your property and will take Of ours"
The issue 10 terribls one; but II have the efeot OF
bringing out the latent lazy conservative vote Of the
country and this State particular the victory viii
be on the side Of harmony and unop peace and constu
tonal rights, and the country become happy,
pact and prosperous from the political earthquake that
has already shaken 70 It's foundations. That 1t will
have this effect cheering signs already apparent In
this Western sky and they only spread 70 the East and
TO the Far West there is doubt about the result
Bringing the thing right fquarely down plain mat.
ter Of fact gentleman OF influence and character In this
city has declared that n Lincoln be elected, he would
not give much for United States Stock be would
that Of the PlanAe!d Bank Of New Jersey The
feeling 10 aroused 1t the west, II do NOS make
demonstration OF strength the 9Th Of November, will
be because those Who hold that vote would prefer
ruin and chaos reign rather than peace and good viii 70
man.
yet there another point OF view 10 take Of this
subject referring the threats Of Southernes that
Lincoln should take his seat n eested eoosttu-
tior ally Notwithstanding assassination. Ths 10
having bad effect here In Inc West, for have heard
sound democrats friends Of tho South, declare that
such attempt should be made they wanted be the
who should kin the dassardly asassn These demo-
Gratis concede the right 70 secede but not the right Of
assassination.
The monetary panic beginning 70 spread in the West
Stand from under.