The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

RI and mAkingtmiIar inroads, constantly inoreasng,
II Is necessarily scattering nrebrAnds Of ncend.ary sp.
pealt IN midst
II has exteuded 'anatcism into our own borders
II has invaded a Territory by arms furnished BY Eni
grant Societies. under Stale patronage and by fua
furnished BY foreign enemies In Caaada and in Grsa
Britain
has invaded Virginia and shed the blood Of her cti
on her own soil
II has usth u ~ exalted to the highest honors Of
ana rapne OF John Brown has cAnonized
the feions themselves IS saints u nArsyrcon
II has burnt the towns and poisoned the cattle, and
formed the midnight conspiracy Of the deroPuatoA OF
North Texas.
"Aar to the sleep, hre 70 the dwellings poison 70 the
food ard water" OF Shareholders
II has published its plan for the abolition OF slavery
every where. To rescue slaves III all hAzl.sto form
nssoclat onsto establish presseato the vote and
bao-to rsisemoney and military 90 iipmeptsto form
and discipline armed compsn;es-so appeal 70 slave
holders dessch them from Shareholders slave States
Ito communicate with the sleves-to encourage anti
slavery emsranss 70 the South and westo scize other
property OF Shareholders TO rate for cost Of run
ming of their sAvesto force oipaton bv all means,
especially by limiting, harrassing and frown;ng upon
cu,ive by Congress, BY tho postal service, ard in
every way 10 astate without ccasing until lbe
southern States shall be abaneoued 70 their fate,
der and enancipAte their slaves II has re-
pud!ated the decisions OF the Supreme Court.
IT assas from the pulpit, the press in the school
divides all secs and religions well parties
1t denounces SHAREHOLDERS q degraded by the lowest i'm
moratts insults them In every FORM and holds them up
It has already majority OF the states under lis dom
nsto0 has infected the federal well State judiciary
the Congress Of the United States Will soon have by tho
majority Of the Senate and before obtains
The Senate certainly viii obtain the chief executive power
OF the United States
II has announced It's purpose OF total abolition the
States and everywhere a. we'll Is In territories and dis
icts and other places ceded. And IL has proclaimed
"i1epressioe conflict Of higher law with the federal
constitution itselffp
How then 10 the election Of It's candidate for chief
executive power TO be viewed by and by ALI His and
his rivals sentiments both parliamentary the
same-'tbe government cannot endure halt Save and
poirg and orcea the United States mast and
will sooner or later become siAvehoding nation or en-
trey free lsbor nation These the sentiments OF
the ooTirg black republican trumph-a triumph by such
means we have SEEN. What them
The election Of Abraham Lin ,oln 70 the Presidency
win be an open ard official svo~sl by popular majority
o. the North and 81 The nation that the past sgressons
Of black republca,ism are right.
2 That they 10 DC persisted IN with great aggrava-
That slave stsies shall not govern themselves ia
respeoi TO their own property IL their osu limits
but thai whilst Territories 90 be allowed 70 proaibt
slavery In their limis the States wi, not be per-
mit,eo 70 protect u in peace IN theirs
that The slave states add their citizens 10 be
coercsi Submission. Ard ruch aggression tbis
IA to actual II 10 proclaimed already ard
only the election Tor the po~er ana TIE 70
omission The election will give IL both. Aid
II the for coming in I'll the panopy or
form rieht TIE form e the election aud the election
viu be constitutional That Ia 10 be the pore out OF
which the courage resistscce The form OF
the election bc Constitutional but its intent and pur
pose Invasion and violent ATTRACTION q the corsii
sutOn No matter what may be the FORM tie substance
is aggression; the aggression Is 10 us vital.
II submit To il al once suhuentef. and II we
intend 10 reeft is time we prepared Tor The con
fct which cannot repress but may repe Ia view u
tbsto ssues, we deliberately resolve:-
l 10 appoint 'coumittees % eafetv, as Ia Rsvoiu-
tohRry times to consist OF SIX persons for each magse
act They shall deyse nna control measuros " police
for safety, aud COR enronrg and organizing body OF
"mlnue men, for ~nom In all respects they shall pro
vide And quarterly. otiener, at such times they
appoint, the respective committees Of the disr cte,
their representatives shall assemble, Ia whole 10
part, ~ they may erect, a. general council for Inc
county which shall q chief Of minute men, TO
be elected by the EeyeTsl councils, and removable at
their pleasure. The minute men shall execute tbs orders
81 the distcl committees and " the tsucrs council,
and sha when necessary, DO provided With the proper
means
z That Il be recommended 10 every county Ia the
Commonwealth % organize in the Same or similar
ncr and 70 publish the order for notice
70 oar friends ard co operrtors
.. That the moment tho election returns made
known and IL Is asceftAned that AbrA Lincoln Ia
elected President OF ne United States the general
ell OF this county shall select one delegate from co IN dis
rict to meet such delegates may be appointed oy other
counties To be IN convention at Richmond. 20 de-
erm.ne upon for projecting and
honor people, for defending the constitution Of the
United states, tayinz rights in the Union, and
for obtaining the sanction Of the sovereign state OF
Virginia.
a. That theee proceedings be published Q; Norfolk and
Richmond and oopee be cent ench county In the Con
monweath that the President and Secretary q tho
meeting be ordered 10 zee this duly executed
s. TiAt committee Of avs be appointed by tho Chair
70 correspor this and other States
committee Of five IN each district be also appointed 70
funds ocfray any expense OF printing and dsr
button and correspondence
Resolved Tnat meetings be held Ia each magisiersl
district within week for the purpose OF organizing, &C
cordng 70 the nrss resolution.