The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-20


70 Florida 81 every important port, earlier than mo
most inqusitive resnden,e a he same places
can poasibly obtain from ary other source.
inn faciiy OF corInUnscAsica msves society here 70
's UTMOST depshs ~ The m.nA md state ainner par
aos nsn omoeTs Of tho federal verpment Of the
repf sensatv,s Of foreign courts, at tho mug
" Political o,teries NJ the little quiet praadil
talked OF.
iAo me OF We HzRAID at this crss has osen hgaiy
sed Dy ne rue friends Of the South resident
or Temporarily sojourning while roae 70 their
~ nes SD plantations. Il 10 acknowledgngy the
ny F'urnA hat keeps up with the pro
pess Of events, North and South. We have
ense,d On era, and those who persist in the pred
oSors and prjudces d the past may expect 70 be run
over. Nothing well calculated ldispe theee mis-
'Aken prepossemions - the truths which tho HxaALD
dAy tells Tie North In regard 10 tho actual rate 6 feel
ing and tho overt proceedings Of the So,th sd the truths
which, with equal msnulness the HERrD tells the south
Is TO tho opinion sentiment and probable determination
Of tho North BY this eniightsnins md plain spoken
course II approves itself tho best TREND OF all SEQ
lions, and the promoter OF al TIN principles and
feengs that support the stability Of the federal
Cnon Fhis the appropriate mssior Of the leading
depend ent ournalto duse far and vile the fullest and
easet intelligence Of facts that .ne proper corrective
for Ae existing excitement and the threatened disorders
may to promptly applied. Mr.. Lincoln would only lis
Ten 10 the EnAIDs advice, and srthoralively declare
90 fseYvative programme OF hs policy, would operate
D ,ost Avorsby.
The rapid decline Of stocks New York Saturday,
and especially Of Virginia and Missouri sxes, caused
, considerable alarm here
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1850.
The secession excitement South producing cotn-
ter irritation among Northern Id this metropolis
large numbers Of whom coming out openly for pelce
able dissolution. They maintain that tho question must
settled now, and that further wrangtng win produce
pcthn but evil. 10 agree In the Union seems inpoe-
be Congress has power 70 acquire territory, for
which Il ere warran. In The constitution, erd admit
new staies carved out Of IL by bin, tkey ask why
MT Congress, by tho same power art In
smilsr manner. authorize The withdrawal from
the Union Of such States, with their interest in the
public property, may BY vote CT the people Of said
sts.e apply for leave7 Does not power TO acquire
asi prescribe terms Of admission neccsarry involve the
converse Of The propositou-tho powor 70 prcscribe
terms OF withdrawal, under the oeasttutSn2
The Union has become grcs. and powerfui-per-
aape too great. In danger OF crumbiing
TO pieces from IL pondororc weight and diverse
interests. During u existecce cc.ton and sugsr
have become leading productions Of lands
qured without warrant Of tho constitution, and their
culture has caused an advance In e prioc Of negroes
about hundred per cent. Hence hey have becore
disturbing element When they wers only able 70
their own subsistence their eood:ca slaves Free
comparatively OF no conseg 70 their owncr
II the cotton and sugar States Withdraw, establish
separate confederacy and reopen Tie slave trade they
reduce negroes their former market value and By
Of this and cheap labor and the culture Of the eolagi
49, thev
supply four Ave hundred pc. cent u greatly reduced
prices What cotton spinners think Of thiS Do they
blame the cotton raiserss l. not the prize tempsng
onsS
But IN order TO carry out this programme, the non-
cotton and sugar States slave raising and sc,ins
states be kept out OF tho confedeacy for tey
win consent 70 the opening OF tho savs 'rs
destroy ss@ss markets, acfrec ,atc
their slave property. It for this roe,on
tha. tho south CaroIina seoeders do not 9. I'M,
in their haransucs upon the operation Of slave cling
States In their movements. They do no. want them
They only mention Georgia, Florida, AlabamS kssis1.p
pi Louisiana and ArtansAs likely 70 join then lhey
want the others them and the free States 10 -re
vent the escape Of their negroes
Judge Wayne OF the Supreme Court, has, Ter.
STOOD written letter 70 friend In Warrington saying
among other thng that four nhs OF The citrcps or sa
vAnnAh opposed 70 secession.
THE POSITION OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT.
From the Chicago tribune, Nov III
We are enabled 70 Mr.. Iinoolns frienas wbo
1ssra 81 hs &c csrv r o
ooAxing the scoessoosts into an abatement Of their
threats against the Integrity Of the Unon that ho win
tmid gentlemen who entreatng him to declare him.
self anew, that they misusing their time.
Mr.. Lincoln II not the President elect That he the
choioe Of the people clear until the electors meet
In their respective States and choose him according 70
the consultation and the forms OF The lag be no more
than any other private citizen In The meantime all
men desrous OF knowing his opinions upon matters Of
interest viii hnd them clearly md unsquvooAly
deliberately formed there d no occasion 70 ear thAs NJ
Lincoln viii change them, ~ sast until their untcnable
b WIN tsSs 3. oSsd Ss
stands the full exant Of the daasctoa. temper
Of shos: upon whom BE- must depend fo CRYING GO ne
methods Of oonciaou oonsstent with his ef right
and his obligations 70 the country ws have no souet
In him leader who viii net fsu st he proper tEe and
In the proper manner 70 AL the means 81 hb com
mand 70 ensure respect for the obligations into vhsh Tho
SENATOR DOUGLAS ON THE ELECTION OF
LINCOLN.
number Of citizen Of New orIcans irrespective Of
party Addressed letter 70 senaiov Douglas requesting
fairs Of hs country 70 which NJ Doug ss rc,arusd No
Your requen 70 address the citizens OF New Orleans
has just been placed 10 my hands An invitation
merously signed by the most eminent business OF
this great commercial city implies q oomplimest which
duly appreciate, and Am exceedingly reluotAn. 10 de-
cline.
Ttese not The times ibr patriotic 10 Affect In.
difference 10 degenerate into desondsncy W rrsh
nadiy into violent and extreme measures. yus In pro-
portion common country is envroued viii peril Il
becomes the imperative duty OF every pAtron he land
"a increase his Efforts and exert his utmost powers and
energies 70 rescue The republic from the dsasieu which
threaten its integrity.
No IN America regrets the election u Mr. Lincoln
than %; made streu1 exertloos 10
defeat him; none differ with him more radically and
rcoonclaby upon all the groat sues involved In the
coniest No man irng prepared 70 resist, By all the
LEG traae sanctioned by the constitution aud ass
Of our country, the Aggressive policy which he and his
party understood % represent Bot while say this,
| am boand good citizcn and law abiding man, 70
declare my conscientous conviction that the elec
ton OF any 70 The Prcsidoncy BY the American pco
pie, In accordance with The constitution and laus does
not Of itself frnsh any inst reasonable ground
for dasoving the fedora Union.
ms not pretended, - lar ~ am informed, thai any
provisou o. the constsn:on has been violated In tho
recent election. No act hiss been done which
pairs dssuoys the constitutional rights Of any staie
citizen Nothing has yet occurred 70 relcAsc any
citizen from his oath of fdeiity 70 the consultation