The New York herald., 1860-12-08
0ss,rszsd, and pos hors tney would hoid Ous for
future are disbeitsytd,

h.i-ips ~ y Zee FOIL repuo'O, suo
raoy 'o' any act Of aggression the south These are
peaceo - suuner, Bar, wus'n, Grow, Preston Kog,
w.sAburp, Chandler, and the whole Of the Greeley,
Carbon and Henr, ward pseossr tail They sre the
Northern sece-sionris
The cotton state reY surtstves, Ia and out Of Con-
e. together with nsosity or the ieadias uen from
the northern Fave saies, who are gradually ormn ns
the nteves into compact parts Of Southern secessons
The trouble with ihc priaepo number Of these u tast
they for leaving the Ubon under any circumstances
whatever, sud In spite any c.aciang Legislation that
may be pronered. They believe that Southern
republic viii be more pfoGabs TO Themselves than
TO remain appsnced ,tagnant minority to the North;
that tho rsopeniug or tie Africa slave trade 10 iIdis
pep.asie 70 the developemept Of their agricultural iats
ro,s. and they ohegth bs u;ops " gsest Contrsi
Ancr Eu pirs which shal ciude Nesico the sads
o. ibe Gulf OF Mexico the provinces OF Central America
Nj the poYtherr portion o. South AnsTcs within It's
nuits
Poici,r.frop lhe Paclsc cocst 9f the continent, who
rcg.rd the inpeDcrg tuition q. the Uaon si.h oDn
placer cy The ground iha: pacidi repab!ic will DO
The rsxi stp in Lktcrics prcsro,s 70 ioese msy
be acded msry NorthN,e'ern nn, Tno dec'an sssiast
The rsany Of peing ireio % snSoit "a an idis
defeice ofIhe atlantic saAbo,ri a1G o
support q soserpmelt sA:n gFauta thea no ihtefaA
Improvements
Rabi Unor savers, lrrespsct!vc party, who bat
and abuso eyyy hat Jarcs @ ilos ihs truth
and the facc, y hata a. possioy.
This s.ss puil,d up w.tn hop9 o initiating ihua ia
causing the TO stand si, sot iunnmerous, "a very
aio,y and osns!ve, very vain snd ca iosS sh
very n,nltrg s angaage, pours OF, tue IRE ia
orieF TO Z, ,til gaash IL
Cnnlerva,ive replhiicsrs usion democrats, who
while ali,a to the sms eheaors there npsaag
good IN The most Of many evils and dangers neverhe
temper, at the porils before them, and zesk 10
irea. shem "A . ssfal physician would a case Of
desperate o'seatc Their motto f, "whie there Ia
lie there s hope They trust the common sense
Of Lilcolu ara bis advisers, and Ia the wisdom
of Cng,ese They thus The, u the south can % Ia
oucs TO wait tine bard rars ef their task s 4 iodnc7
tha deny) the North, ~ith republican President. will
corcede than the democratic party would ever
have dared propore; that ~ Missouri compromise
line b. restored, amer fment V tn caasiitu
ton; that tDe Fog,ve Slave be derei orers
live, trst practical grievance be removed
rey hpk these objects msy be accomplished TINS very
winter to be feared horever, that this respectable
src band Of PATRIOTS who nsvo % patnzers
through tho whole south-amors whose leaders slave
ho eve OF Mary land Virginia, Kentucky Tenoeseo and
Nssour-are too late in the Bcld or that the Counter
action they dread will anticipate their movements.
o Hordes OF qudnupcs, go,s,ps, nevsmongers, ever
"teeking for thingr spreading fslse rum0ss,
ropg dseosons retailing SANDERS, aud pronotiug dis
to the extent OF their ability These aboand in
wasaI gtoa.
Toe OF the thoughtful Ard conservative are main
y coprDtd to two poin,saevsipg immediate means
of slsyng Southern exasocrat',n, and convincing the
North ,h.s the great butncn OF dlsistor wl fs upon
itse s commerce, its trade s snufs II Il does
not reverse speedily Its htbsr.o suicidal policy. Soms
articles that recently appeared 10 the Albany Atlas
Argus (pot written by any editor or any Of the o,n
Ddence clique who contribute usuay TO that gan
of the Regency, but probably BY kno sn statesman
Of high order OF iptellecD are appealed :, IS m
index OF what the State of New York may be
expected 10 do after the Union shall have
become explicitly dssoved ,s In 'sct, evident that
by the successful recession Of any States
from the copieterscy, It's ekmeots viii have become,
r,o facio resolved into Their original independent
n-dfintegrsted completely, and consisting Of
nsny scpar ated repablics ~ contsins me bcrs.
There may be, Afterwards, new shuttle ard deL,
treaties, combinations, but they viii be founded
upon prssens and rot upon pss' interests and be
modified materially fom their ac.rs, jon. rnas Il
csnnot be supp sed that New YoYs voad ANY Longer
cent 10 be represented in y Senate By two menbsrs,
where stsier OF the sze popuIatlon of Rho5e
leland, ccnDec,icut, Vermont, New Hampshire, D.a.
ware, Name, or even Mssss chusets, were
titled TO IN eqaAl represerta,iou Nethsr would
tie four millions of the Empire STATE, forming,
doee, the channel Of communication with tae
Norhwest and remaining, as VIII the medium OF
fer the South consent any longer 10 protect the
Iron Of Penney ivana aud yes Jersey, the mauafac
lures OF the New Enelafd States Fne trade would bs
come, a IL ought W be Considered now, ESSENTIAL
element p m future allan es, economy and prosperity
II 10 not likely that New York would desire tue
tinusncc and permanency o. any unon hereafter, with
and from hch, beyond the Connecticut river Il rs
eeivo nohirg, while tas Away been called grsns
everything Indeed there many here wh' cay that
ran The other States Of the Uaiou ssceoe Nss
Eogano, having u ndcreLdent, or 20 snusx nsef {,
cpsJa Ire firis by xhIch the ccuafy Is surfolrded
would be averted al once
more than hined that not oily (1 case OF IN lis
iuieersior a tie rnion) would be FOR the niern. of
New Yorh to rensn sluoa r republic by t.tlf, but
that tse opprts.ioa which has hemed your motto
rolls shh rad laws and rnjsst iseislalan would falls
s, ,he southeastern par, Of the State IN ost,1s itself
from the remainder and IN forming the county u Sew
York AMI the adjoilins counties nto Ar usspendcn;
slstc-s free terrcry lio oEr q the o6 IA Sc Dsrg
which, tire natural order OF things would aivsace In
wealth to degree Of rp.xAnplei prosperity Ia The his
tory OF the world
IL. sope for the beat, although, II 70 spek
the sentiments OF nineteen observers oc, cf twenty 10
Washington should ray we must fear for the vor,t
ACADEMY oF MvEc.-rhe new Opera seas,n, under the
oreoon of Madame Fsbbr Ncssrs. Formcs sld geli,
was nicaced lvt night rather favorable
sospcss The ariiercc very respectable Ia n
sers and there seemed 10 Ne . general disrosion to
sustain tie Sslcrpritc of tire artists rhe Opera was
ssscrs "s,rsns,o,r work which Ia more familiar TO
ttan po7ular With he New York public "Msssnielo"
cCu ards vey ne vic en sc-e, .all aud w.n
trained chorus, and good scI1rs . we'll ~ nno
sngcrs. The performance o. lest night fulfilled
ihtes eo1dition' in part Madame Fsbbri exceed
gy rcod n TIE role cf Nvlrs and stgsl savs hir best
rcvcrs 70 'hc expression Of ,hc r5s o, MssanleIlo
Formes WA 10 rood voice, snd his acting wv, usual
exscrcut The chorus tni orchc,,rsihe latter uaier