New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
SOUTHERNMOVE ME STS AND OPINIONS.
We find in our exchanges some interesting items of
fact and fancy, drawn forth by the Lincoln victory

We find in our exchanges some interesting items Of
fact and fancy, drawn forth by the Lincoln victory:
From The Pelersbu,s (va) frseligeaeev, NOT. T.
The long looked for and long desired day has come
and gone. If any one IL elected, Abraham Lincoln is
the man. Now, then, let US have settlement Of the
question, Union or Disunion, once for au-not for
day. but for all time TO come. Rant rave, aud grow
quiet again and busy yourselves in achieving the
victories of peace less renowned than those OF war
Turn your attention now from disgusting politics, for
at least four years-would to God it could be for
twentysnd devote the energies of the mind aud body
to the development of the of the good old
Commonwealth anguisbing under too much
legislation. Up Virginians and improve the best OPP
portuntes nature ever bestowed, and place your be-
loved State in that position to which she lie JUS. en-
titled among the fret nations Of the world, In all the
elements Of property and happiness.
From The Washington Star Nor. :.
LINCOLN ELECTED.-Tke Stars readers, we take
for granted not unprepsred for the result OF
Yesterdays election fer it has sought to raise no base
ess hopes In their minds upon the subject having Tor
weeks past clearly foreseen that the defeat OF Lincoln
was impossible
They have, as good citizens, now before them the
plain duty of submitting with grace TO the will Of the
utople as manifested at the ballotboX. Those who
may hesitate to DO will thus prove unworthy OF the
high prerogative Of American citizenship, which en-
braces obligations, it will be remembered as well as
privileges. That Lincoln has been overwhel ningly
elected according 10 the forms Of the Constitution is
undeniable; and that his elevation 10 power IN the
posed except by naked and palpsble revolutionary
means, no less apparent. Those who counsel sught
but acquiescence in the result, therefore, counsel
neither more nor less than revolution; and that, too
lille the South the richest and mos. prosperous
community, under the Government of the United
States that the world contains uoder any Government
At tbis moment there s not 1.-THE of the want, crime
and individual disconieDt with ones lot in life at the
South that exists at the North. This is for the most
part doubtless the result of the South advantages Of
soil climate pursuitP, and institutions. What of
common sense, with sught accumulated that may be
endap gsred by revolution will be rash enough TO favor
any such violent change as is now proposed
From The paper.
Az ISFAMoUs OUIRAGE.-We are very sure that
the respectable persons of all parties in the Federal
Metropolis will unite in Indignantly deprecating the
owardly and infamous attack at midnight last night
upon the building on Indiana avenue, occupied "a the
Republican party headquarters which, il seems, was
perptIa ed by gang of political 70 Tdies VINO are
said TO have proceeded from the hea tquarers of the
Democratic jackson Association Of this city upon their
reprehensible errand. The police by this time doubt
less know the Of the most conspicuous ~ paric
pants in the outrage and is TO be presumed that due
process of law for their arrest is already in the hands
of the officers. Their prompt and proper punishment, is
called Tor by every consideration of manlness justice,
decency, and the public peace.