New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
THE SECESSION MOVEMENT.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Louisville lKy.) Courier has full faith in the
Union, and opposes meetings TO eoneiate anybody.
The Richmond (Va.) Enquirer wants State Con-
veniion to determine virginas course, and goes tor
united South. At present II ia for the Union.
The Border State (Haryland) thinks the whole afair
will be but tempest in teapot, hit subject Tor
rdicue.
The Southern Confederacy Georgia. suggests that
II shall be penal oense for any citizen Of the Slave
States to buy or sell any article whatsoever to citizen
of the Free States. Also that the Courts OF the
Southern States be closed against all citizens OF the
Free States in the collection OF debts. Ii calls upon
every member Of Congress and Senator to resign; II
they do not they will be proved arrant hypocrtes and
pary place fanatics.
The Vicksburg (Miss.) Wing has no fears OF any
State except South Carolina and only Of her becausethe
voice of her people saed by landed and arstocratic
distinctions.
The ST. Louis (Afo.) Ners wants Mr. Lincoln to issue
q manifesto Of his views.
The Ptersburg (Va.) InteRigenoer submits, but ad-
vises liz friends TO "trus in God and keep their pow
der dry
The Nete- Orleans Crescent calls upon the Electoral
Colleges to repudiate Lincoln II warns them to
pause before it is too late; they may Cow the wind;
but if they do, "let them look out for the whrlwnd"
The Frankfort (Ky.l Commonwealth says;
eff the people of South Carolina, Alabama or
Georgia desire TO seeede from the Union or the Cons-
uton, let them do 40. Let them inco re themselves
within Chinese wall if they want to- and here Is one
who will contribute his mite toward furnishing the
requisite rocks. Let them do what they please, and
when they please, with one solitary condition, VIZ
Lat their separation shall be final. Their absence
would be ncaculsble and invaluable relief to the
balance of the people of these United States Weshoud
escape large quantities Ofquadrennia and confuslon
and stuff At every Presidential election these polili
cal fbusters remind us of the poor Frenchman who
locked himself in with a rich one, and threat
ened 10 blow his own brains ont and charge the rich
ore with the murder, unless the latter gave him then
and there $500. Every four years these Southern
Ouixotes sw ell up with bad whisky and worse logic
the Quixotes-wi secede. Let them seeede, and be
blessed We are tired OF their gasconade their ter
rife threats, and their bloody prophecies. lney We're
never calculated for any higher destiny than that OF
have been revived and repeated, untito use an eX-
pressive vulgarism-they are played out. lheir
bonbast is absolutely sickening."
The Charleston (S c. MercUry is thus jubilant over
the bill 10 call a convention:
"In the spirit and temper of the times, convention
Of the people of South Carolina to be held within four
weeks TO pronounce upon her remedies IN the crisis
which is at hand means disunion-means the separation
of South Carolina whether alone with others, from
the Union which can only be badge OF nfamy to her
Ii is 70 hailed in this community The decree has gone
forth and mus be registered in the tablets OF history
Well done TO our noble representatives The day
that brings them back again to the hearts OF their
constituents will be prouder than those which wit
messed the triumphal professions of Imperial Rome
In the glowing language of Cicero The very founda-
ons OF the city will from their places and 90
forth TO meet them.'"