The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22


business may suffer for while, In the least
tered Everybody is armipe doctors. lawyers, Planters
merchants and the ladies' are entnus asc as the
The old patriotic 1re been reumed burns strong
~ and vigorously Patriotic? Why notY What Is patriot
lives and property from the attack Of any mavand,ng
oandS II we finch or quail what may not expect
from the inty heart and memorable will Of the NORTH
What but John Brown raids, widespread incendarsm,
negro insurrecons and country dreuched the blood
Of wives and children There nothing for II hut
stand TO and trust to Gods help and the ustce
OF our cause.
THE LONE STAR OF TEXAS.
lar enthusiasm at Houston, Gonzales and other places
The OF the election Of Lincoln has produced most
LOUISIANA.
MORE SUBJECTED ABoLIrIosIsrs m NEW ORLEANS.
[F-om the New oreaas Boz, Nov 10
Nelson arrived with his. son on the mail boat from
Mobile and were at once arrested, as they had been
driven from city abotiouiss the chairman
OF the Vigilance Committee there having teegraphed
Chief kcclelland TO that effect. Taey ~ere a. once
that he was native ofNew York, aud that no and biz
engaged in the panoorse Pusines that he had
been In New Orleans for the 6r time about thirty years
ago. and that he has been attending to bis business
and IN other Southern staies for the past three four
years, especially In Mssisspp, 10 some counties Of
pass musier. He referred the Mayor 70 . panoforts
dealer in town with whom be has transacted business
and two or thaee private gentlemen for whom he has
worked He states the reason for his being ordered
TO leave Mobile because he said, during the course of
Conversation that Lincoln elected the oes Of the
government would be hed and that tho President would
protect them In the dschsrne OF their duties He claims
TO be Bell man from the commencement OF the
The May informed Nelson and his son that he would
desain them for the purpose Of making further inquiry
about them.
SPEECH OF HON. A. 81. STEPHENS,
DELIVERED IN THE HALL or THE HOUSE or REPRE-
sENrATIvEs OF GEORGIA, AT MLLEDGEvrLLE, ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IA, 1850.
Mr. srarnKs entered the hall at the hour Of NJ
and srs~tsd with long and rapturous applause 10
and said,-
FxIow cIrzrSs-I appear before you 10 night al the
request OF members Of the Legislature and speak
Of matters Of the deepest interest that possby
Germ us ali Of an earthly character There nothing-uo
question or subject connected with this lfe-thst
cerps free people 20 intimately that Of the govern
ment under which they live We are now, indeed, sur
stage has The country been envroned with difficulties
and dangers that threatened the public peace and the
You Il my oss instance no. 70 % any
desire Of my Own that am hero Had consulted
case and pleasure should not b before, you;
TO give ccunsels aud views whenever he country
% IN danger, a. 70 the best policy 70 30 pursued,
bespeak = calm, patient asd attentive hearing ny
object not 70 stir up strife, but 10 alay III NOT TO
veInmens can never Be- Suis 10 o. susssoed By he i'm
pulse Of passion wish 70 address myself 70 your good
sense 70 your good Judgment, and sf.er hearing you
fiends We Gil have the ame object ths same Interest
That people should disagree In republican governmens
upon questions OF public policy Is natural That
should disagree upon all matters connected with human
investigation, whether relating TO science or human
duct. 5su.ai Hence 10 free sovsrnmsns par.iss VII
orniors With beralty and charity, With acrimouy
toward thoee Of their fellows honestly sincerely
ore reason osssb.r II Is 10, ny burgess 70 say suss.
wound the feelings OF any Individual no be pre-
cent, and in the saepcy with which shall express my
m he Dee ned M
strong let IL be set dtwn TO the zsa with witch advo
cate my own convictions nele with me 10 intent on
- rrlise or offend Fellow creIs, we all launched
In the same bark, ws are all In the fame
cran In the wide political ocean-the same dee.
tiny awaits al for veal for We have been
launched In the sooc old ship that nu been
upon the for threequarters Of century which
has been In mary teIpsts aao storms has msny Lines
beer In peril, and patriots have often fearen thai they
should have 20 give up yea, had Of tes almost
II up, brt attn Tho sal,ut ,hp h sng. ,noosa ne~
storms now howi around Us, and tho tempest BEATS
heavily against u.s. say 70 700 don't give u2 the ship
| dont aoanoon her yes II she can possibly % pre-
tanned, tho object worth hc effort Iet Va on 40
oouut OF disappointment ard csssn af TIE ~
s,so.1n gle " all % os sss ss y, zee .n., can &C
hoer 70 her Ard there ray ~ issks ~ her but iel
stop them u Many stout ga ship nss oecu
ssvea IN rchtsi cargo sfor mary ieaAs ana a may be
now (Ctsersj al Eot this occAsioa, lrtssd 10
enter pto ,be history u the ~ thu
harrA.smsnt which press heavily uY0n all a. tins
time In justice nj .sf. hoscvcr ast barely state
upon ths nj. that do think much 81 y DC eaded upon
Ourselves The CONSERVATION that has come un the peo
Pie the reeut % sectional eiecIi0o u President 81
The UItso stsies-one whose opsnoua and aso~ed prn
cps 10 sutseonsm - our Interests and rghis and
believe carries cut would fubeert To. constitution
under which live. Bat entirely blsms.
he's tbs matter. my c5unrymstf Tslvo II 10 yo1
my opnioo, that but Tor too eocy The southern People
persntd, this fearful result woud rot have ocsnrrod
Mr. Lincoln nHs been elected doubt not, By minority
81 Tie people o. The Uateo siatea What sill b. tho
ttrf q that niuOr'y 10 Dot YET know but tbe dc
cosure hen made will fhns, think, tuat s,rty Of
The crnsttutcnal, couseryatvs votsrs q tne cpunty
we're ssslust MIN aud hal the South stool ary II tho
Convention at CLafcrt0n her old platform o. pria.
cplcs OF non Intervention there IL IN mind bit le
the nsouh democratic party you'd hsvo ooen elecied
by ~ large majority a. that which elected VI b
ohsuan Or Mr. Pierce Therefore, let not % hasy 0r
rash Ia cur action, especially The result o. attributable
Al AL " ourselves a lore looking 70 extreme mesSarrs,
let We 0rss see, o. GeOrgsrs, that cvrythog which
our honor, - wei a. ,hs peace * The county
10 The Unon, be nrst done (.pplauss) The mst
question vat presents itsef v, shal the people o.
the election OF Mr.. Lincoln - The Presidency o. the
Uniisd Ststsss Ny counirymen, TEL 700 frankly. can
didv and EARNESTLY that 10 bss hhk that toey ought.
IN my Judgment the election N man consultation
chosen 10 taat an ooe sci mt csuse tor aay state
,,l Is nsiotainn the CONSTRUCTION u me eoontry 10
make point Of rcsstance 70 The govern nentso with.
drew from 4 htoAuse man has ossn constitution MY
eieoteo-puts in the wropt we pledged - main.
the crnsttution. Msny Of have T. support
70 Oar 70 Therefore 'of toe ms'e election u mas 70
the Presidency, and that too In ascpdsncc with tne pro
scrlbed fors q The oanusuton make point u ress
tancc to be government without heroming he heaters
Il of that sa<red Instrument ourselveeg WtncraH our.
\ gclvcr frorr it-wouid we not he IN TIE wrlnr What
ever ~ befa lhis country et Il never be lad 70
the cbsrgs q The paope o. The south, and seeoay :,
the reopc az CcnreA that untrus - Our
engage nrnv let the fault and the wong ret d39a
Others Ra hopes are " BE- blasted. tne ri,ahc
b. 70 10 sn ". be found - the a moment Ethn1
on The deck wlth che Constitution ~ the Gnuoi satss
waving over our beads (Appaute let the fsnatcs ~
zoe NORTH break to CONSULTATION sun her KY or.
pore Lei tbe re- ,0rei iy ~ upnu theu s1sA tpak
prerertty - sctf; M et rot tne -ntn es
not be ire nrea n c5wmh too nagreeAinu Ne cent