The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

the SOUTHERN CRISIS.
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Dispatches from Washington, Charles
ton, Richmond and Louisville.
Proceedings OF the South Caro-
lima Legislature.
GEN. SCOTT CALLED 10 WASHINGTON.
UNION MEETING IN LOUISVILLE, Ky
ARMAMENT OF VIRGINIA,
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GEN. SCOTT CALLED TO WASHINGTON.
UNION MEETING IN LOUISVILLE, KY
THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

OF grees and h0 accordingly summoned by
telegraph yesterday 70 repair hither forthwith. do
rpaich was however, received by Secretary FLOYD this
evening" that owing the sudden Illness Of General Scott
IN New York It win be impossible for him 70 come
mo has caused great deal Of uneasiness
IN all circles here.
is understood here that Immediately on the assem-
bling OF Congress next week. OF the Southern
who intend 70 take their seats, win be caled-at
least Of the rservatve portion Of therand the pro-
bability Ii that all the members win attend II, when
the present condition Of the country win be discussed
Ae grievances under which the South suffers VIII
be sci forth, and some basis laid down for pacin
cation and the settlement Of all the difficulties
which beset N. When these matters are In fAir
training, and the Southern members understand each
other the conservative members from North win be
invited TO into the caucus, and the whole business
win be discussed In solemn council. From all that has
been said here about this measure, M likely that
reps upon the state Of the country win be agreed
70 presented 70 Congress, and that win recommend
tAe calling Of convention Of all the States, 70 como 70
como arrangement whereby the differences be finally
settled and tho negro kept out Of politics in future
The Hon. Jabez L. n. Curry, Of Alabama, In private
letter. gives Tat contradiction 70 The report that he
against secession
The anxeties Of all men here who love the Union and
sse remedy dsunion for any Of the evils Of which
eavenoioinG States, ycaSs ouuurbuCo moes
Justly compaip increased by the intelligence public
and private tha. has reached here 70 day.
II cannot be doubted by any save those who win not
believe what reported from reliable sources who
have not those copous mountains OF informa
en which the press and the Post Oce contain that the
Union Ia on The eve Of subversion and destruction.
South Carolina 10 bent on quick work. Dnunion 10
the work by day and the dream by night OF almost
every man and woman there. Senator Chestnut
says 90. SENATOR Hammond says abe win
viii certainly 90 out the l7th 18th OF Deoe nber
at al coats they all regret that commissioner had not
been appointed In time 70 reach Washington at tho open
Ing Of the session OF Congress. This regret quite
necessary he win certainly not be rccsved when
te may. To receive or recognise suoh ambassador
voad be surrender by the general government Of
whole position occupies
Tho preparation for hard times s manifested by the
ladies Of tho South with spirit worthy of the nobles
'he a. Cecilia and the bals 10 be given
up and the cavaliers who erst nfured managers,
aonabed 70 their money and their vgor for oths
prrposesexchaDgne the for march the music
for tho c~enon, the ballroom for the battlefield.
Domestic uniforms becoming all the rage among
the military companies Southern railroad companies are
oounterusndng their orders for Northern iron believing
that after secession they win get elsewhere free Of
duty.
public that while holding ou 10 his Office for their
verieDce, he VIII promptly resign when South Carolina
seoedes.
TIE prayer the President Of the United States Was
omitted The Charleston Episcopal churches on Sunday
art
MEETING or THE cABnFr.
Another rroacted session OF The Cabinet held To-
day The message and reports OF Secretaries were under
oops,derson The former, also those Of the httcr,
vc ready to be pa, IN type.
Much has been said and more written respecting the
message OF The President touching the questions at
between the North and the South II both sections wiz
but follow the wise and reasonable recommendations OF
the President the fearful and alarming that upon
N may averted He agrees with the South that they
have Just comran Of the NORTH but that they
settle and ADJUST their gcvar and procure the reparA
i,op required better In the Union than out Of It, He
understood 70 recommend general convention Of all the
States for the purpose discussing calmly and deber
stey ,he questions at issue the t~o sections after
fair hearing both sides cannot arrange the differences
the North refuse 70 oonoede the Just and equitable do
nand Of the South such repealns the obnoxious laws
that are upon the statute books In many Of The
stss and guaranteeing to the South her Just rights
der the constitution then II they must separate, let be
In pc,ee.
The President maintains that By little ooncsssion and
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be sverted.
The President maintains that sta,e has not The con
siuiorai right 70 secede and s sustained In this pos
t.ou by every member Of his Cabinet except hemrs
Cobb and Thompson. He vgues the question ably AMI
eAb,rately, but he viii not attempt coercion. lie viii
MORN the souih weT the North that while he
President Of the uniied states be bound BY his
70 zee he laws erecued.
His message Is mid asd concra.ory throughout.
MISSISSIPPI.
ns state Amos, as violent soulh UAyoinA Re
,e.ance 70 Lincoln she seems 70 consider meaningless
me Intends 10 run up the banner OF secession alone she
expects no,hirg the border states provided that
Mississippi would continue 70 buy a high prices the
the latter raise. she scouts the lAk about add
ions guarantees rrom The North Of possibe worth
e protests against temporixng any longer and insists
that delay win ory stu further inurc the South with
out the least possible benefit those sho would preserve
The Union
mo above are only moderate specimens Of the temper
and regret 70 add the determined resolves Of the
tou states. There 10 use dissusins fscu. they in
tend 70 break up the Union II they can. Toe null
lying ssis Of the North have driven than 70
this fearful remedy, and cay ths, unless tho
people Of those States without delay adopt measures
pssieosiion oy repeating their obnoxious stasses the
uaou will be 81 an end
Tue coides, most deliberate and mos, sasa,cus m md.
here understanding tbs septims Of The people s,u,b
and southvss,, are drmly oon vinoca Of this truth.
The report from Tennessee H. that John Ball has prc
pared an elaborate address 70 the American people
on the cribs, taking stronf grounds against
The rshi OF and the expedieocy OF n, and de-
oustrstlDs the ruin 70 the border States which
olow kom the Gulf states going out
csHno, be forsoteu that when Jsckson issued his pro
csmstion the Tennessee Rangers eascr W down
70 sou.s Carolina .. the nrst TAP of od Hchorys drum
but Be sdvses understood ooociliatory measures,
and shows how strong the united South yin be ssains,
any repnbcan forsy, and hor Lincoln uln be compelled
70 be conservative