New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15
South Carolina More Rampant.
ovERTUREs TO NAPOLEON III.
Commercial Crisis in Charleston.
CONSERVATIVE MOVEMENTS N GEORGIA.
VIRGINIA FOR THE UNION.
OPINIONS OF THE SOUTHERN PRESS.

For ourselves we are not unprepared for this result
nor for The remedy for 1T consequences; we nave
ANTICIPATED II from the moment the southern people
became divided into warning factions, and have ba
no hOTe for the South but in the vigorous and manly
attitude of the grert agricultural population of onr
section. Nothing now remains 10 us but 10 CONSOLE
date the power and influence OF this class, so az 10
produce a harmonious and effective movement IN be-
half of the freedom, safety and sovereignty Of the
South.
In that event we imust ooh 20 the great cotton
States 10 lead direct, and control. They have the
deepe.t interest TO them the peril Is greatest and the
other classes of population must cooperate with
them or take sides with our sectional enemy. All
parties are now extinct except the party OF the South
and the party of the North. The old quarres and
contests the ancient grudges and preudlces must be
offered mp the altar of our country and our rights
Men, parties and partisan traditions must alike be
consigned TO oblivion. Our homes, our frcsides, our
social system our honor our liberty, are enough to
engage undivided affection care, socltude and de-
vOton. The South must consult, deliberate, and deter
mine with the grave dignity and serious purpose Of
people who stand on the brink Of a great peril-who
are compelled to choose between dlshOnOrable sub
mission and capitulatiOn to naughty and uncomprOm-
Using enemy, for temporal peace and the security OF
CERTAIN material interests, with everpresent and in
creasing peril these, accept the response
bty danger, and honor Of united resistance at AL
costs and sacrifices, to the dshonOr and eventual ruin
which are inevitable from our acquescence in the Gov
eminent of the fanatics and sectional demagogues TO
whom the Northern have committed the powers
of this Government.
This is the issue now presented in the South and we
shall await with deep anxiety the action OF the leading
Fror The u D. Picayune Nor 9.
Greater watchfulness, higher prudence, a strong
effort for concord Of opinion and preparation for any
possible event in the future Ii taught by the result of
the election Just closed spirit of Cancellation to-
wards each other becomes duty, and patient forbear
ance with opponents while discussing the grave mat
tiers TO which gives rise necessary. There need
be no doubt of the position Of whole people if
attempt is made reduce the doctrines OF Republican
ism 10 practice.
Those who today refuse to make the victory lost
cause Of revolution would be the first to resent and
sist fan open, undisgCsed violation OF the rights
served 10 the States. They not less true TO the
South because true to the Union. They do not less
see danger because they determined 10 meet II iii
the Union. And il If because of their devotion both
10 the State and to the Federal Government, that they
will not make issue which cannot unite the people
of the States who will all be imperiled by it, in every
material and social interest.
A Southern Confederacy cannot be formed by States
while in the Union. II is forbidden by the Constitu
ton az il any association of States for any such pur
pose The secession of ane State without concert with
others is species Of dictation to its eoequals Of the
South. Difficulties Of every character surround the
subject and it requires deliberate preparation before
single step be taken. In the mean time we snail see
what necessity may exist for action. We can judge
whether this Government has proved failure, and all
hope Of freedom is lost
Such we believe will be the decision Of the people
Of the South, and look for the excemeuts of feel
ing give place to sober, intelligent and deliberate
purpose take hasty step, yet to be prepared for
whatever the future may have in store.
From. The augusta (GG.J COMMUNICABLE, Nor. g.
But there is danger to section, If the reports OF
Lncolm's election be confirmed, as they undoubtedly
will and the South should arm at once, to be ready for
all events Keep cool, don't get excited don't talk
politics. remember that Breckenridge, Douglas, and
Bell are not running now don't Join any foolish organ
izations 10 20 out OF your State look out for your
fret andy AFT
w. and vote advisedy when next called on don't start
out of the Union till Won get ready, if you do at ALL but
arm There is no need of Minute Men, for
not invaded; each could stay All hour or two and
not lose time and if YOU want to be armed and drilled,
ioin the volunteer companies now organized. IL yOu
ike riding Join the Huzzars If you like the rite,
Join the Cnch and the ranks OF the Oglethorpe Vol
unteers and Guards all open to welcome recruits.
From The Montgomery (AlG.) Adrerfi'er, Nor. TO-
Henceforth, the Government, with all its patronage
and poger will he in the hands Of the enemies OF the
Southern States We will have no voice in the cleo
ton of President and VicePresident-no voice IN the
appointment Of Cabinet ofhcer-no voice In the APP
pointment Of foreign Ministers and COnsul5-no voice
In the appointment of Judges, Attorneys and Clerks
of the Supreme, Circuit and District Courts OF the
United Statcr-no voice IN the appointment OF Post-
masters and Route-agents who will permeate every
nook and corner of the country and may be Abolition
iss-nO voice in the imposition OF tariffs, and taxes,
which will be laid by Northern averce 20 foster North
ern industry by chng from the South her hardearned
ment which will he directed TO extend and fortify
Northern States and to circumscribe, weaken, and
finally to crush the South. Henceforth, the Abolition
ists will undertake to govern States. hat Will be the
RESULT Look at St. Domingo.
From Nashre Tenn Republican Banner. Nor 10
gentleman from jackson, Miss, informs us that
saw the Governor, the Attorney General, and the
Postmaster together The former declared his delber
ate intention to issue his proclamation, calling the
Legislature together room as he was satisfied OF
Lincoln election; the Postmaster declared he would
reign and help 10 hang any who would accept IA
his successor and the AttOrney-G ready to
cooperate with both. L. our boosted Government an
mpotent forality at best rope OF sand that IT. au-
th0iy can be thus tramped upon by It's own officials
From The GaLafin (Teaa) Courier and Enquirer. Noe
We trust that the counsel Of wiser and better men
will prevail in this hour of national danger and that
the tide of revolution will be stayed We do not feel
that any cause ar VET exists for the rash seps con-
tempated by the States of South Carolina, Alabama
and Mississippi We do not believe that secession from
the Federal Union would in the least degree, remove
anv evil by which the country is afflicted. We believe
that the perpeuty Of the Union il the only safety of
the Republic; and thus believing We think that peace
should control the mind and heart OF until such an
emergency shall arise will justify the course OF
resistance. The times momentous. We should be
considerable.
from The men7di, Tenn Enquire, Nos.
Let every man put his foot on dIsunloni II IA no
remedy for Southern wrongs; or II Is only the mad
man remedy Let the wheels Of trade and commerce
move on; invest yOur money, and let those who are
determined that the Union shall stand reap the harvest
provided by the agitaors. If noisy, sensation people,
will have the pleasure of attracting notice by such
means az threat toward nationality, let them pay
well for it, a. they deserve to do Lincoln. may be
eeced-the prospect is at the moment OF writing his
tba he il elected-nd if 90 he is elected by onethrd
or Less of the voters of the United States. Shall the
two-thirds or more of the substantial people OF the
United States surrender all the advantages OF great
and powerful nationality, because one-thrd OF the
qualified voters have placed in Office an odious eXecu-
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