New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

il, we still adhere to our often expressed opinion tha'
the election Of Lincoln strictly according 10 the Con.
stitution a not just cause Of itself for disruption o.
our Federative compact. Let us wait the Issue: we
are bound BY the compact 10 wait IT, and If the righs
If the South not respected under the AdmlnlsfH
On Of Lincoln-if they violated IN anyipartlchr,
then the South will present united front. But sup
rose which is more probable. that the rights OF the
South shall be duly respected that Slavery agitation
shall he permitted 10 die ouand the South shall, III
fact be left without the slightest cause to complain OF
any nfaction of its rights how can the States when
are bent on secession reconcile II 10 their honor
and their consciences to perseyere in seyeng them
selves from the Union and breaking mp the mos per
feet frame Of Government that ever existed. ANY one
in the least acquainted with human nature must gee
that those who have raised the whrlwind the North
ern States, must themselves calm its ylolence-and
allow them the opportunity and our word for 1t, they
will do it, II they refuse then will be time enough
for us at the South to do it, in our own way
From The HTnctester ny National UnioH, Nor O.
We feel assured that a. have survived the trlEn
of James Buchanan we can live through the admins
tra,ion of Abraham Lincoln. We are az much OPP
posed TO the sectional doctrines Of the Republican party
as any man, but have not the least hesitation Ill
saving that az o NAN Abraham Lincoln If both more
capable and infinitely honest than his predeees-
sor the ruling tyrant and corrupt despot, james
Buchanan, whose whole public career has been but
continued series Of intrigue corruption and fraud,
discreditable alike to his standing ~ politician and ~
a citizen.
From The baltimore lMd.) Clippey, Nor H. -,
Let South Carolina and Georgia alone. They viii
come to their reason again before many weeks, and
will wisely determine to wait and if, with anti
Republican Senate and House of Representatives, and
a President who albeit elected by the Northern Sec
tona party, il declared to be strongly inclined to
shake of its control and nationalize his administration,
the rights of the South will not be secure and the
promises of the Constitution as faithfully observed az
they have been under the Democratic Administrations
with which the country has been lately cursed There
Is in all the dispatches from the seat Of tone OF
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emute that compels the belief that they working
off the pent M fury engendered by their defeat, and
that when they find the body OF the Southern people
not ready to enlist in their mad enterprise they,
too will acquiesce and determine 10 night whatever
wrongs NAV exist in the Union instead Of perpetuang
and aggravating them by going out of it.
FROM The Delauare Journal and Stafe'mdn, Nor D.
We think that the greatest . noise and fuss about
secession and dsunion from such Northern sen
sa;ion rapers az Tie PhH0dciDki0 IHgHtrer, Nci--
YoIk Hrad and Others whichare daily parading large
and startling heads over paragraphs OF their own max
ing, for pecuniary ends We OF Delaware i've III the
South Ii is Slave State; and vet there is no man
within her boundaries who dares to utter seriously the
word secession. We are all for the Union; and how
ever steadfasly Democratic Breckenridge friends
may have labared for their candidate, with the dis
union flag in his hands, during the campaign, we do
not believe there l. good citizen among them who
now would favor secession, merely account Of Mr..
Iincoln's election. All the noise and bluster comes
from the North As said before II comes from GER
tain sensation sheets, the prOp1eOir oI when 40 hOt
hesitate to dissolve and recemen the Union tue Union
daily, for the mercenary purpose OF adding few more
PENNIES 10 their sales Of papers If those sheets would
keen quiet there would be nothing heard Of secession
the public mind would be tranquil and business would
resume it, woned channels of activity. viii nobody
in the North rebuke these twopenny spectators upon
the fears Of the weak and timid
From The Jioksbwg fMisT) Wig NoE g.
From the 4h of March next the country If 10 be tor
four wears headed by a Black Republican; and the
question now presented to us and to each man III the
land is What my duty in this crisis IN our national
afairs7 What does patriotism require OF me How,
az a true man. recognizing all my responsibilities a.
citizen of the United States, citizen OF the State OF
Missssippi and az a member OF society, am 70 COM
port mvfelf? Shall follow the rash and mad advice
which the Governor of this State forgetting the dgni
ties and solemn trusts OF his post guardian OF the
safety and rights of the hoe State has in advance of
the actual fact, urged upon the people Shall yield
to the passionate and noonsderae teachings Of our
United States Senators, who sr0rn TO support
the Constitution, have recommended to the
people of Mississippi, in the contingency that is
now upon us, to break the bonds imposed by that
sacred instrument and put ourselves into hos
tile attitude to the Government under which we i've,
and over which they themselves but yesterday sought
earnestly by the peaceful and lawful method of the
ballot box to place ruler OF their own choicel Shall
l. in consequence OF the election OF Mr. Lincoln, odi-
Gus as it is obnoxious he is, dangerous as he may
be t. our rights and notifying to our pride a. the sue
cess of his party Is and ultimately disastrous 10 us "a
will be their policy if il finally prevail shall refuse
TO submit to bis government, throw of my allegiance
to it and raise the standard Of rebellion against the
constituted authorities!
For our mart our course il already taken We an
swer these questions each and every one at once aud
emphatcally in the negative. We do not mean 10
rebel against the Government, because an obnoxious
man hss been made President. We do not mean to
rai.e the standard of resistance. We do not mean TO
counsel civil war We do not mean either by preeept
or example TO advocate secession or revolution, until
necessity arser for resort 20 such stern ana srlDe
remedies When the Administration OF a Black he
uubcan trenches upon right, We Will resist II an
The Union by every effort and means to which, under
the Constitution and laws, "a honorable men, we can
resort If prevail us, and proceed 70 deny or
deprive us 70 much by one lOt or little OF our clear
and undeniable rights then II Resistance IN the mon
be- unavaiinp resistance ont Of it. and 10 the bitter
end and 10 death itself would be our advice, winch
we trust also we wOuld be manly enough to illustrate
by our example But merely because danger threat,
ems us we shall rush into wild and mad
schemes which will lead us We know not where'
Because President who holds that the South has no
rights under the Constitution OF the United States IN
the common Territories Of these United States, mas
been elected but who il poweress, because both
branches Of Congress against him, To enforce nls
views We shall not advocate secession from the
Union the inevitable effects OF which must be t0tdt
abandonment Of all our interest az ne~ 1I'nOiTS,
foyerer We shall advocate such blind and suicidal
cour-e We shall not be 10 unjust TO Kentucky ana
Virginia and all the border States, as to abandon
them and lave them at still greater odds 70 contend
against contemplated aggTessiOnf which threaten Them
a Thousand fold more than us. No. We shall submit
TO the evils confessedy great though they may be- OF
Mr. Lincoln's election, and will armed as we have
ever been with truth and right on our SIDE, maintain
the rights of our State and section d.rntessly
against the enemies Of the Government both at home
and abroad. .,
With a clear conscience, with the Constitution and
the law on our side In defense of what We believe
right and the true interests of the people will stand
by the Union Of these States, and oppose with all our
power, every attempt at it, ACKNOWLEDGMENT. We
agree with the sovereignty Of Mississippi, regarding
secession az revolution unsuitable until our expressions
are ntolerabe to Us az free and independent people