The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-23
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Tho paaver INDUCED in by the black republican papers
towards The President iuft row, especially that by your
lusdrateral reshsor 10 the duty of the President
perfectly well understood here. These papers, by their
silly IN tarnsing and insulting the SOUTH have
raised storm Asou, their beads which they cannot con
troll, AND Which 10 hkely to epguph them. rney .hsre
fore cali ,ufty upon the President like imperial casAr
"Heip me Csssius, or sink"
Mr. Drn Green, who ess just Arrived from Georgia
porte tbs, the sentiment that Stale the
Increase Men heretofore conservative, sAys,
uoss active in the movement
Letters from Senator sliden, received this moroipg
rom New Orleans. stAte that nothing avert dup
tcn
The citizens OF Maryland and Virginia complain
bitterly OF the preopitancy Of the cotton States regard
ING secession. ney say II any parties have right 70
complain OF grievance account Of return Of
oetives, s the border states The cotton States do
sAve in = thousand Of those thai escape.
rney therefore iDsat that be their real
complaint against The North, the border stAies have
right be consulted before the Union rent assuader
aud commercial and financial interests destroyed. But
they suspect that the oessonts have great desire
protect the border States The dsrupon Of The Unon
IN order 70 the slave trade ID the primary object
and protection to border States only the pretext y
this prove true, the htter will demand that the
grounds Of secession be put before tho people Of the
south tn their true light, and submitted vote; and
hey confidently that all border States would de
eide tuUAnm for Union, and that nearly I'll the
wealthy cotton planters would vote the same way
wAEMSoroS, Nov. -, 1890.
What is all this Donsense seesraphed from waahnsso.
any rup,ure9 rhs heads OF departments have their
business TO attend TO- the President has his He must
be nveerase gnor imsgDes, n this late day
of his views from any quarter however distinguished,
original and self reliant The President surveys every
question with clear, uncouded Judgment aided by the
lights OF experience and observation Of half q
century. OF course, the me ubers o. the Cabinet
know this any ono Of them differs from him what Of
that, even II were so; and u = likely not 70 be
The President responsible for the ocA executive
Of his suboroinAtes the heads Of the dcpaStmen but
they In way involved In his action any than
his private secretary the members Of the household OF
the executive mansion Why, then, This humbug talk
shout ex plosions In the Cabineti
Uaiss from opposite sections Of the oonfederacy
rsaiing the President, as their prototypes ~
lacked Washington, for hts seeming inertness;
hot the apparent repose Of President Buchanan
proof Of his inability 70 act, when he shall
called upon than the quiet position OF Of greA.
caonAl ships wtud show thai incapable Of action
naval ocer Of the highest distinction has suggested 70
the position OF President Buchanan st this He
ike great ship, that might have reposed In perfect
stiffness, but upon call Of patriotism Of necessty
assuming the likeness Of animated thing inetnct with
le and motion, be would put forth all the beauty and
bravery OF The service collect its scattered eemeu os
strength and revive is dormant thunder The President
-he apparently pasSve and mo,ionless, quietly
oentated all me power which ,eesay be put forth
-hen The But he ferventy hopes that
the occasion may NOT Spite Of all that happens
every Gay IN excited communities the Presdeot has
afm belief ihst she Union win preserved and that the
oe,tugs u our present situation VIII b- perpoluated