The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

their talk about a peaceful separation they know well
enough that Pea could dot last sixty days after ds
uton 81 the Unan AT taelr will De an xry
violent and menacipg. They viii very seriously damage
~ We business ana financial inter sts u SOUTH al
II Is not at all npossioe ,na, South Csropa may adopt
resolutions OF secession and herself OF Uuion
aor AZ .usse tnirSs and many more like them, We arc
ly prepared they are 10 be deprecated but do not
gee now ney are 10 be avoided They the results OF
what we believe to be causeess panic and dna no JUS!
poIooaon IN The event 10 which they Asorbed-she
election Of republican President
Bqs We have entire faith the subsistence OF these
waves of pops lar frenzy the Southern States &c arg
well assured that the sbest wsest and most nhuenta
men o. the South lock upon disunion IS he moot a!a
step which th could possby take and that they ony
await Tie p opliious for ihroxirg their weight
nto he scale Of justice and OF safety They may not at
cree breast the storm snt derouAee tAe Eseean maYe
meLt; bat they will prevent all sudden c1mmnRA aud
action aud insist upon the most care ~ examination or
me whale ,ubiect IN al lts bearings before any nnal
render the Union cause With every day OF discus
sion The Union will stronger - the confidence aai
There deluson .t'oh Southern dsu1l onists may
ss wei disHiss Tom their nliads al oace They evident
" cherish the belief that the ieders government will
tFef atteo ~ % coefce s.cedlag STATE No reiurn TO the
tnor Nuch Of their cond1erce is based npon this ex
g9.'ee'ioo now, ,hs Is mere nonsense VS. truth or
A'thoO4 deFencs wholly upon what they by secos
sion south Oaroins may undoubtedly Withdrew her Sc
naos ana representatives. from Congress II she chooses
she Garnet "cccr5ed" into sending them to Washing
ton II Sue decides stop the mails and forbid the e.
lbifbmtnt OF federal Post Offices within her lin u.s.
There no reaton Why the federal government shou,2
loce then upoa her II her juri.s acqnit men charged
win tnreos against the fe3era Iasf-f her "a
iase 10 teree es federal maTeha Dr. covarn
ne reed not specially interfere, il has no direct ia.
terest a. stale. ~ ~
But vessel entering Charleston refuses to rsy thu
e9etA outlts the government has no choice but 10 com
~, l9uehI vessel proposes 20 leave Charleston
proper c'eRrance under federal authority the
men. y,sses VIII compel her sese and
cohhscaie her rs law ful PRICE Ana II sontb Carolina
oops iake rossessou Fort sonie the foders govern
teht mas no choice bot to end or war thitber ani
uriVe mem out Thee acts u postive Asgre,sou
avts ul war. aud mutt he such II Sluth Carolina
noes SNIP 60 stand si she may consider nersef in
- OUT ol the Uuou as see prefer Bat II In sny way
sIe tnsAts "rr upon tie federal government she must
In orr judgment the lees Of the North have 20 do
SHn tAs natsoT tue better. Tho Un,on viii be safe IA
ne shds o. The assih slons Tho moment the ssu. ia
made a. shall los powerful Union party /, every SOUTH
~ STATE II win comprise the grea, bus a The property
we eoulh and vi rally 70 ite support an who have
yhpg az rake IN the welfare Of TIE country or AZ tner
Nb ate loe discussion OF ths subiect VIII no longer
& az on oee side The shoe sublect viii be fully can
Atta 10 AZ lts bearings and uness tho Ylt csys ard
bufe1 talatnes Of the South light The flames o. cytl
~ ?! zone aot OF desperate infsmy the whole South
~ eventually become perfectly satisfied that every evil
ly sner from the present Ulion would be Infinitely
sgraysIed by Its dissolution.
UNITED STATES TROOPS AT TIE sOiTTr.
stated that al the special reqres OF unber OF
Vh1'heAt cutters a. Georgia ths lnied states aFseBal =
Aokssai ~ that state been placed Ia poss.s 8on :
federal troops Glf the arsenal az "a, eiteva N,rt1 n
ROMA " 70 DC occupied b. o0npapv the secjnd e
Vary - the Fe1ntst u ott2gs Ur mat pla % rats y
oV uent ~ lntegiei presautun IN v4ru,
1oy loselp trouble watch may from the result ~,