The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17
THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

involve thorough disunion
THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov 10, 1860.
Those only who know the actual situation ana ssuti
OF border slaveholding states appreciate
their moderation their wisdom self control NJ this
crisis Their people, endowed With characteristics equal
y ardent energetic those Of s,otn CAroaa, gym
pa,n,se Irritation which the persistent hostility
Of republican, has been calculated to produce 10 every
rsvehodng STATE and be scarcely astonisned that
OF Northern usurpson and OF Northern MULTI
bcaton State immediate seoession.
Ythey their feelings by their u duty 70 the
COVER nent Of the Union They deprecae secession but
AZ the time they call on the nuliy Ing stes Of the
North put end TO their warfare he social and do
~ Of the Souih-to repeal their odious ipu
rious aud Unconstitutional legislation They cal the
President show hts hand, and to justify bys
clearly ceand annunciatoD Of intended COZ iuct for
the four years COME respect which the friends Of
regulated liberty and constitutional governnent ever
ready TO render constituted authorities Of the land
THIS is In BRIEF the su5ttAEce Of letters received
here to dA, by Influential politicians from every part Of
the South and South The object OF these represea
taiions Appess of course to the peace Of
the country and necessary to that eno the integrity
Of the UD,on
Those republicans who imagined that President 3D.
chnan would be embarI Assed by the complications
Of The prreort crisis, must before thus have
seen that the United s,ates have At the head OF
affairs equal to the times. Az II 10 this
province OF lsw to conro The Of su liable
passions propensites In individuals, 20 It |, tho DUTY
Of govern restrain within ece bounes The eou
Of sectional sentiment aod The determinations OF
sectional par add 70 regulate the course and the drcc
tion OF popular impulses which cannot he altogether
mix himself preua,urey in the dope-,is affairs Of the
sovereign tits ed.racy. Is upon jas, b.
Of conflicting obga,ors and Of rival sometimes
apparently incomeatbie duties that President sh his
strength or hu,bsnos for the .slous yet to
mis- quality IN . chief magstra.e II inaoitely 20
be preferred 70 any meddlipg and restless ast
Why or precipiiate enthusiasm he viii speak 10 tue
sou,h and 10 TIE whole American people, In BIS annual
NJ sssge-no: before,
The sbotopist asp rants TO high Offices under lincoln
are extremely anxious that such . number OF states
should sccede 10 give TO the President elect preppn
OF friends 10 his nominations In tho Unlsd states
senate Of North aud South equally
hope that their friends 10 the savenoding stats Viii
not thus cui their own threats.
It's rumorcd here thai n matters 1t the South 20
increasing In intensity, Mr. Buchanan ell follo- the
foos,eps Of Gen Jacsson and call upon Gen
a. mediator rot In 1882 10 bead the trosps, bat togo
on peace ssion. Il will be rccsleced thss Gen sc,tt
b. been the great mediator with Great Britain aSd
several occask In this country.
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS.
BAIuxoxs, Nov 10, 1850
Cbrr-ntson Of ~ Sats-Repeai Of tN Unocravut,onai
Ly,siasion Of ne NORTH France and Louusana Prsncs
fkstat u.< Baiss-R,s Guaranteed 70 Lou,ssans oy
ne Tssaty suA fSaace-nosIh # tie M,.sss,pps asa
MILF nj. - m.
selfsA Policy-One More Chance Tor ne Ua,o~, ae
The e.c,sea.en, in thus city is someihlng fearful DC
II based r. liable correspondence from tue
chants Of tbs south 70 their ;oTrosponden his poas
Il Jolly 10 pect any thing the Of Cat
states IL 10 the duty Of ~ise and patriotic 10
with Judgment, and not under the Impulse 81 psssop
Tho policy 70 be pursued by New YORK city V 70
throw the weight Of hsr Influence favor Of
on OF the States Prior 10 The holding Of su n ccnvcu
ton The Legislatures Of Northern Mich
nuliinec the Fugitive Slave lay be called together,
and those obnoxious meats repealed. Win this
practical evidence OF returning tho N,r,n
seeding States would their friends o,nveniion,
when sectional controversy could oe dnaiy dispoeed
or told you before the southern States ing
VIA, al sn.~ Tho more con .esvs,,ve men. san nv
far tho larger portoo OF the accession party, ~i
last ana earnest sppen 70 as Ner.nsa people, calling
the nna line Of policy the part Of the soutn and tbs
always correct In IL for oshado wing " events,
ycus readers may rcst satisfied that What say w.t. 10
the cod be realized TIE psrIs Of dsunsa
question viii be thus turned over 10 the North,
your people WI again be called upon 70 decide the late
a mo repablc. you refuse - meet US Ia coavcs,oa
meeting there the attempt IL made 10 coourn
the free negro policy OF the seward and ,rceey .noo
~ course al . lost and the golden frui, az our hsIva
country viii torn TO bitter asnes our lips. Nay he
~ho governs al things, from the fall OF Ee CHIPPING
70 the fall u sgorized nations, watch and pro
.ect IA
There orc Wow Of the question which have no, sacn
presented and Any SERIOUS ufstson mast be
something, give tne following for ~hss ~ 4.
u evident IRON the retnus that the escton " Lincoln
sns,,cn nsoaI. me ~il n ,he ,a,o-, ~ ,s N ~
sssrrt him, and the csims OF his iends, that
he cntcd 10 the PRESIDENTIAL position ~ virtue %
rght q the msorty 70 tue 70 therefore s,houi vunds
tim. The electors, therefore, IN voting for him.
AGAINST The VIII o. majority Of tho Am rcsu people a.
will be minority esdent. in ienauoe Of TIE si ~ toe
majority o. the American people TINS Consideration
should haze ts weight upder the present condition OF
the country the electors should exercise their
uopa pertsatve and Withhold their fr,m Linooia
II teens 70 me- hs, under such rcumsanccs, the ctc
ton q NJ Eereu by the electors YOU'D save tho
Try from all the hazards which surround II nJs
am 10 pcstioo 10 thr,~ light upon the mart
Frssce expected 70 play In tbs great nsroan drama
undoubtedly sustain and pro,sc, Louisiana no sever snd
upcn srvanos vhich conceive no al the Nortn
al scausinted with International LAG ell call 10 aucsyo
France cid support LousA3a BY virtue OF terms OF
the treaty nsic bes~sca the couatrics upoa
QUESTION Of the lousana TERRITORY ~ the Of
that treaty the CIVIL peroeai. religious and property
rsnss then sting, susranteer 10 TOE Frvn n
oolrpisu tbeif dssendsss for All
time To this The United states gave their pgntcd ah
rnc drst Nsrpecu, srtoG on that pghicd faith tnrnsd
Over 10 The magnificent territory q Loaslsna
Hos that faith bss been observed tho world wtd soon
learn the emosia ~ the people 81 ths STAG of L,u
slsna, " be addressed N Nspoeon the rswd.
On the sdnssha n Missouri great struggle took pisce
aud voisoc OF the tay with Frasce Toe Tres negro
doctrines a the wberiorcc school prevailed 10 the
Congress Napocon's succcseor ~ Paris taking
cnsabec Of the scs Of shs Empire, took no notice Of
This vanton violation Of plain treaty stipulation
On the sdms sioa o< Arkansas, John Quacg Adams
lfrOr vhon Mr. scssyd he csrght hfs tnsprsaon)
voted Tor Vie admission o. that stat tate tbe Uaion ~,h
slavery lustlfyiDg bis vote upon the express grcusd
., nfeer ,ss uc.y q purchase ~ whce TOE os'ea