New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-12
OPINIONS OF THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
NARNI Avn

From The Boyder State baltimore, Nd
The result does not surprise ms; We felt that II
would be so; knew, ar well as anything could be-
known beforehand that such would bee The case; and
have not ceased TO declare il boldly and fearle,sy
| all know. Three short months ago we issued Our
| Border Sate-a campaigner for Lincoln and Hamin-
amid the eerr and sneers Of almost everybody in the
city, at u time when there not hundred men who
ycnturcd TO be known Republicans. little coee,
fearful aud retiring, but watchfu and prayo6n dared
10 hope that the daysprng would yet dawn upon rs.
! The very bOldness and audacity Of our enterprise
! startled and amazed them. We were summed and
dreaded az rt dangerous and reckless. Even those
who claimed alliance 70 the thought We too
fat. But we had been in the field before, and knew
| that what we carried must be by coup de main If
At all. Steadily and surely, little sheet found
It's way 20 thinking minds, ranks began TO swell,
aud had we pOlled Yesterday but half the votes which
to-day wish they had gone with us, we should have
had not only the thousand and odd did obtain, but
ten times that number.
Lincoln and Hamlin are elected and all will 20 well.
We can all figure up at leisure But frt OF al
keep our ranks unbfoken organize organize; keep
the flag flying; there II more work 10 do and don't
LEI single foothod slip.
Three cheer for Lincoln and Hamlin. TIE Consli-
tuition and the Union. one and inseparble, now aud
forever
From The Balfinoye Patriot Nor B.
The people of this Union, which, for years, has been
conyused and cruelty torn BY the discussions Of the
Slavery agitation has at s risen AID thrown of she
authors Of il ill. The party which callsitscf Demo-
INtu, YEAR, Oh TIE Iiln OF iie people
IN that name, indicative OF its defense of the rights
Of freedom and manhood, has been, BY a Just iudg-
ment, rent in twain, and the nation rejects il. Il Is
weighed in The balance and found wanting. 1t hsd
neglected the interest OF the nation. IL had de-
sceDded from that high trust to the meres, sectional
conspiracy. IL became itself conspiracy against the
rights and the feelings and the interests of the nation
The nation has risen in il defense and hurled il
from power. What an opportunity for him who can
heal these wounds! What glory, honor, and fair re-
nown viii be his, and their, who restore peace
and tnq utility TO the people who can and will d-
rect the powers Of the State 10 the interests Of the
tion-who will withdraw that great influence from
assisting and increasing sectional quarrel and once
again restore to it, hethfuI, Iightfu lawful action
in advancing the Interests Of all without sacrificing or
je0parding the rights and feelings OF any7 We hope
the day has come which affords that opportunity
We trust the man Is chosen who will accomplish the
nations hope
We believe that day has come we believe that man
II choren who can be prevented from accomplishing
this onig by n, DlsuR0ats 6crg permitted u crry
ont TIER hreotS. And we belieyeii becau-e we be-
ieye what he says are his opinions. We do not believe
what Disumon Democrats say are his opinions. We
believe has statementsi not their msrep presentations.
We believe bi, truth; not their untruih
TIE P0fTtOt quotes Lucoln's views from his speech
at OttOwa, and adds:
Men OF Maryla Citizens Of Southern Stater Is
this man an " hboionist r. L. this man an " incen-
diary"-a traitor''-a conspir.tor against the
homes and fresider Of the South T. Or, il this the
frank ayowal OF lawful, proper, honest sentiments,
shared by thousands here throughout the South
And shall THE Union be dissolved SOONER than thai be