The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

south. Upon the whole though ws DO not expect any
very considerable benefit 70 ourselves and although
believe the southern States % Be great deal fright
higher surer grounds ,hs has ssd. in the reiur0
o. Mr.. Lincoln We are glad 10 think that Ms march OF
aatery end the dosnse1ino tone uhi is advocates uee
arrested and nnced We feo,os tbss vast community
OF our own rate has al length given ~ authoritative
orc in this country We ts 10 sec TIE Americas govern
mtt employed iw tasks povthy If State founded on
ne docrins Of lsbersy and e,sal,y than he iarau Of
this great protest Of freedom The tardy echo Of
these humane DOCTRINES which Eng aSd long be-
come convert NV.
(From the London Eewr, Nov. al
calm review o. the positions eavsa the result IN the
shape Of good and evn eomelSng H. TINS To take
the evu hrss:-the existing hplc, du,ins WHICH
any stranger who may ~os, esS ! sight, aud
suspecting and Furnishing their ssves hosrdiagtner
COLO and Imirg their families and seisg On aI Pfg
perty, II an ev but In less evil than tho reality IN
the place OF the paDic would be Inc uniy srsa eSpeo
ton Of rising Of the slaves in caao OF Mr. Lncons All
ue, should almost reconcile tho citizens, and tner
commercial correspondents, to xhe mschievous agita
ton they have created oven Il ehould end IN con-
siderable sra;h The s,s a s, e % ess
LEES rebellion, IL willSbeownS TO the cruel
ties which the fears Of their owoeu are now frpe';ng
legislation at Washington, aud Of vrulert party strife,
till tho hitherto dominant party has ssrned 20 show duo
sr 70 ns @ Nv w Insrs ~ De-
the whole hierarchy Of government chsnge indspcnsa
bic IN this case account OF tine reform In the principle
OF government, and also OF the prevalent official corrup
tion which has beea lately exposed Finally, Is pro-
bable hat oil parties will complain Of Mr. lincoln We
but, II he were 10 turn out second Washington, he
would have no chance OF satisfy ing community ike that
OF TIE United States, At the moueuf Of is going over
from corrupt TO regenerate republican system II II
IL mystery how any can govern, ct SUCH Q mo-
meni nation which living in different stages OF cvi
Hzation IL "a no my.tery thai he nust fall IN doing at
mr. Wu nj
One more ecs! 1oy be ,IeHdsP-he fdslre Of ne cxton
sprTly II need not be 80 II the planters wise; but
they in this matter, not wse We only bear In
mind that ssyr uold hare been for the coo.
crT than fdncful PoicGl agitation, and meantime for
Cur own part, make hcsts TO create other Of supply
As for the good results the great republic will
improved Congress permits transfer her testimony
from the see Of slavery 10 ibs. OF free labor and FREQ
tterce. When slavery Is aboshed within tho congress.
siona strict OF Coumba-which the Abtsnts OF the
district demsnding-nogro slavery, will to
be American institution. ANY OF the States in which
exists may Keep II up il they ike asd II hey can; bui
viii have ceased 10 be national interest We shall
have the nation our side IN opposition 10 the slave
trade and eLdesyors TO make Industrial allies OF
the Inhabitants Of Africa Spain mast thea give wsy
about her Cuban riave tade IL Aaca free labor Will
presently supersede the Sxravsgsnf etao OF pro-
drctiop, and the antsgon!sm OF Eace viii DO much
he liberties 0, the citizens viii recovered from this
day ward after baving been ana encroached
upon for quarter OF e century. Tns Americans will ne
ssain the nee people their fathers made them Best OF
ALL HE Eaiionai character and reputation will improve
ana re character and reputation do rise after the
cssng of great gin and disgrace. Doth have suf
fcred erievou'y but may hope that they have
touched their lowest port ana that their present noble
AWAKENING TO duty and rejection OF the compromises OF
.ners 81 may be IN time 70 secure political regenera
LIKED world 10 institutions which make the people who
1--we under them really free.
from the London Post, Nov %
The election OF Mr. Lincoln the Presidency OF the
United States justly reger led theother side OF the
Atlantic event OF great political Importance II
victory Of the Northern the souierp States which
Is certain 10 produce immense amount OF discomfort
throughout The LATER and, " judge BY the au
eusge employed In certain quarters this discomfort 10
very likely 10 lead 70 so open rupture between the two
eA DIV isoDs Of the Union. We must, receive
all such and reports with due regard 70 the cir
cumsances under which they have arisen We must make
allowance for the excited state Of feeling both among tho
votors and the varqusheo and further bear In
mind that until the OF the votions 10 the
State Of Penny the Southern Stats appear 10 have
been confident that their candidate muet win the day
Suco the Qdsker Stoe' declared Itself 10 To-
Of LINCOLN the election has been virtually decided II
was In vain that his opponents, after that serious
veee ratod the whole OF their Efforts to the gain
ing OF New York, which might stNl have turned The
scae In their favor But the Empire sa,o has foowsf
PenrsyvaIs, and Mr. Lincoln 10 President elect OF the
great republic
A 10 the cause OF the angry reelsgs eviuced
throughout the southern States against their poi
ticai opponents during the iAs st-usge, there Gao
no. be ihe smallest donbt Slavery Is the grand
Of endle strife between the North and Scasn NO doubt
he cry Will be that the domestic nsituion . now In
mare important IN social han policdi aspect i'm
pt,s IN oil probability ,n-sfbe Of the lars oGectsns
iaUtry inpes, ii all events, that the "iIsiisution
viii not be extended 10 quarters where 4 does not
exist There viii Re end for the present, to ali pro
ects OF sLns Ration in Central America AID 81 a hsus
terms expeditions 10 Cuba The democrats Ia short have
bee thoroughly baten, and she only question now 10,
whe,her they viii attempt a they threaten 10 do 20 set
aside the decision b. foroe Toe Pr sden
does not enter upon oce us ths ath OF March 20 that
there time enough the hand for their leaders 10
oorcert measures Of active opposition or on the other
10 tn ktnA Atr~ f.rlh
coming administration There doubt tha. the STATE
Of Affairs critical The democrats Of the South have OF
In al that regards the question Of slavery ana thai
ton hes Of late given rise to 20 great Al amoa ant
Of Irritation throughout the Union, that We
have Assumed IN the face OF their irsumphs rivas
10 all appearance, American inshnaons aboa. be
hied b tes, h,n hal yttber applied % ner
AVID ,ce eeu hardly sdy not csi b,s TIE Noris
and he S,h uord the prsct tine prot highly injuv1
qua q The cause Of political freedom Arsaorf "a. ioc-id
their utmost Efforts 70 prevent great caamty Much
viii cepend upon the attitude 0sumed BY the President
elect. much I'm depen, upon The policy ana c1sdue; q
Bochsnaa has been characterized throughout by noderA
ton ard sood sense; remains TO be seen whether Il
equs TO the sask Of maintaining the nationa institutions
ami the majesty Of the Law sgsns tho dangers which
aow threaten them u easy 70 perceive that ~ pc
.sp PROVE i... % the public peace no. 70 the
very exists nee of the Union Bat we have much faith
Apso saxon race and csiisx 20 mind thai his s not
the n'st occasion which the dissolution OF t,e Uaoa
has been violently threatened ust that the Pre-
edebt when the time for bis entering ocs arrives will
Re able 10 proceed to Warrington iuihom oD Jotr TIN
dred Montdrd WIDE ANoke a. hs uck fOA0, ad
reasy, n need Be, 10 accompany hirq 10 he cdps;ai
GaribaIdfs Volunteers.
ORDER or THE DAY.
The army OF the volunteers commanded 10 Solthern
Italy by General Garibaldi has deserved well OF tue
try aud OF No. am busy, With my govern Mt IN pre-
pairing for adenlite orrAni Itoo eeaby 70 the Avs
and regulations Of the State
Determine, lt that ~ TO the ranks of the officers
omscn Of general and Geld officers chossn out Of tue
Two nmks shall make me suitable proposals the
speetive documents I'd, that the ON sere commits
stored cers and soldiers 6sabied from military service
by vcunes received In war, tba receive pensions in
cor dance with the laws In force 10 sncsnt States
the ren commissioned Cheers corporas and soldiers who
~uh 70 the boron treir families shall re-
ctiye their dismissal ana be supplied Vito the
verf BY steamers and rsrays they thsl besides, by
lLrs