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

state policy and the other hand his opponents TAX OF
vithg General 10 Lana 70 come mere anu run aSsinss
him for senate.
Az pressn, can give you nothing but rumors In regard
70 many things OF interest and importance but IN fey
DAYS eli vii be pretty clear and then viii inform
In full The city s full Of legislators, and the HERALD
very much IN demand.
OUR CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENCE.
CHARLssros, Nov. Is, 1889.
me Secesstow Excitement Usdbat<d-Te Ls< SecessSon
ksst~e- Immsdiak Dtssolsaso~ Recommended BY 'FRONT.'
ses Aes-ns Topics Of the spsakOs-sstAusiasm Of TIE
Ladies-ney Display Secession Flaes-Ths "&dr Span
oled Bans9'' and "Hal CoSusbia" No Longer National
S~ss- Of e Lsts Pvesdcnhal Meas at Charles
ton-Bssspes Dsiu-Po~ Prospects n ds SosstA for
NorsAeyw AassfsceSyas, &c d.
The greatest excitement stil prevails here account
Of The late election news IRON the NORTH and and
women, whites and dsrkies alike, up as The
overwhelming msortes given 70 tho "rsn splitter"
ddae for the Presidency Of these dsunted States
large meeting was held last night 81 Institute
Hail. early hour the ITSELF well every
corridor and avenue leading thereto, densey packed
by the chvaiy and beauty Of the Palmetto State Stir
ring speeches made by Judge Masrash Mr. Cocock,
Mr. Rhet and others, and the burthen Of them all was
"mmediats dissolution" OF time hoporcd compact
which long enabled Union Of brothers, 70
attain and maintain the proudest post among the civil
lized nations Of the earth
Need tell you that feeling OF melancholy nay almost
OF horror pervsded my breast lsteaed 70 the dig
naed eloquent appeals which fell from the lips Of the
accomplished orators Of the evening"
The history Of the federscy traced back 10 the
days which tried the Of the good and brave OF
the Revolution ami every felt ~ the records OF the
Palmetto Slate held up 70 visw that during oil
nerce struggles liberty the heroes OF South Carolina
bad well sustained their reputation PATRIOTS warriors
nnro nfaf In
Calhoun al portrayed in characters Of light, and
my heart s~eled with enthusiasm gioried in the
thought that they my counsrymen the associates
Of my Northern ancestors the red fields Of battle and
their hearty operators the council halls OF
nation.
Anc now, TO etand earnest listener In this crowded
hall and hear the prominent OF South Carolina not
only advising, but insisting immediate Of
Of the Uron-o the fair ladies' Of Charles
ton with oesmng eyes and excited looss, filling the vast
galleries waving their flags the eloquent
sentences fell from the speasers' lips-now, what "a
change DER the spirit Of my dresm"
can scarcely realize nov; but look down the long
avenues on this bright November morning. and my eyes
behold proofs enough that is ali sad sad reality.
Farewell pow 70 the eliminating prosperity OF what
fhord glorious Union long Sdieu TO the stirring
sora. OF Hail Columbia" and tns 'Ssr Spangled Ban
per spg- ttrain Of which you'd lately have reused
Nor,h south alike One Of the orators as night said,
THE time has when that old and beloved banner
must not he allowed 10 at upon tho Southern breeze,
DOR .han II even~ave again within four corners Of
the Souh C4oina state II we are true TO our rights our
country and ourselves"
when contemplate the future prospect OF my coun.
try, that this unhappy state OF eerg has
been brousst about b, souess fansucs, on mere alb
,tract question OF "niggerBm," feel that could SEQ
every sboiionst the North with denagosue Seward
at their hea6, hung up o higher and more deserveiy,
IL possible, than crazy murderous John Brown.
HlL me
mice Tlst sst wore has beoa expunsed from the voca
bui.ry o. the Pamettos.
~id with en,hnsasm, and cheers and saving hsts aud
nspokech pupctuAed every Of the address es;
while, ut the time, the street opposite the NILS
House tbrorged hear the speakers from the bal
cory, and works illuminated the Whole city.
the states Of Georgia AApsma and ssissippi was an.
Do9Lcec and received with cheers OF hearty approval
ana the most dsnteresed spectators must have turned
from The scene satisfied thai the days the Union we're
Numbered.
and bow look forward with fear and trem bling the
dire results Northern fsnaticisn and sectional tri
unphs That GOO ntenoed this oon,nent po xerful
free and happy brotherhood 0 States have always
nrmy believed he smiled upon oar sr 1es .nls Bat
blessings upon them through long years Of
pWe and prosperity: and now Il BY ,, saeI
Power vaich has long blessed them and sever
the blood mentod bonds Of Union and Of strength
nat /. going forth they joined 70 their
idois; Jet them alone
Qtupa Deas rh prdere pytus d>menio an old saying
whico history has fully verified, aud
90 give modern illustration Of It's TRUTH for believe,
any pston bad 10 intestine foes, tia,
this beloved country OF ours Will mourn IN sacksoth and
ASHES abe ipcepdiay movements Of the abooaists and
the ,riunpns OF the republican party
p,o~cbips coul,es and even THIS quiet church going
people allowed themselves 70 be startled from their pro
verbal sabbath quetude for a. soon a. service vas over
they rushes 10 the bullet boards OF the Mercury Once
ara read the latest Intelligence with excited coun
terancts
North, that H. curtAi sheir improve
menu escha &c moet Of their employees for the cot
Ion embargo ain soon be nausursied and instesd OF
botherg ihoif heads aDou, TIE condition u the happy
southern slaves they VIII dad aoan iaGt enploy meat FOR
their sympaih,es among tho starving and unemployed
Only lot The blow fall most severely where most de
served and fshA feel satisfied for oae that the punish
msDt all not be without saatsry lesson or oar future
action.
OUR NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.
Nnw ORLEANS Nov 8. 1852.
ne Rscrncn u ma Naos Of the Presidential Eetsow-Is
disnaf,on and Alarm q Lorisianisns-sympaAy SitA
ia Soaa Carolina seosron kcp-men,--Yinue kn Or
eantsins in Lcus.iana-Ae Hereefore Dlscoia9 POs
heal Element in Parry POlina Beconasrsg United on s.
cessha--TAs local voie at IA Late Eec,sn, dc.
Our city but very part aly prepared for the news
n yesterday from New YORK. Many hat hoped that
New York would be able 10 stay The mad currsn,
Of abolition aggression upon the South, AMI few Of
N would allow ourselves to contemplate the AZ.
feet Of Linoon's success, osrtAia - II seemsd
snoe the Pennsylvania election. But the sad has
come int blask republication has trumpned, and the
stern fact that Northern aggression about 70 b.
piled with the splendors Of ecs and armed with the
septre OF power In federal uncut 81 thrills
our eitizcDs with sSm, and Aroassstnem 10 pitch Of
Indignation unLhoashs Of even BY themselves
The news from s1uth Carolina 10 day has struck
q responsive chord in the boaru OF Louss
nisIs, snd its public manifestation will not
be long RESTRAINED Bell msn, aud Brectiuridge
men, and douglas striking taodz streets
m southern men whose indignation 70 juatiy provoked
sCainst common re me Upion men of Tuesday
amongst the most violent 70 cay The horrors
Of dsupon W have fsded out from ths minds of
uose Who, but day or tao since, pronounced Yancey
ard bis Ike o. suhjects for The bAngmans nooee because
Of their ueAscrsbe secession doctrines meeting ~