The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

aze what black repubcanism Il; the working men, the
n n for The pretended cake or the nexro woe 10 The
black republicans az the North, When these mems
aud children are starving and cry ing for broad,
the nreprasibe conflict will have begun at tbs North
ard there aone White men will then learn thai fuee
philanthropy Tor the negro beggs the poor white mans
family Then your political preachers and Infamous poll
toisls VIII have 70 lice from tie vengeance OF deceived
iDl rcd snd outraged people
But they say will blockade ports and make US
come 70 terms. We fear Old Epglani would not
let on stop per trade with CHARLESTON Savannah Mobile
and New Oreaus any os ger than che could hear the
pess and send her fleets 70 unite with many ship OF
P, resent navy that would hoist the southern aud
stripes, ard drive Jour Northern fleets from South
ern coast When forced SEPARATE give US Old
England IS our friend and ally In preference TO New Eng
Bot must close. yoGr warning voice and abs defence
o. the South must not and viii not be forgotten To New
York we all turning eyes, and hope she may be
able 10 save the Union yet little longer until naps
second sob thought bring tho Northern people
sense 81 ice aud cause them TO retrase their unhoy
and once more give peAco security and quiet 10 the
country.
NE oh Of November nearly here On ths. day NO
want no Northern man south OF "hAson and Dixon's
line" Lot them DO at home 70 vote II found here they
ought 70 have thirty nine ashes well laid each Of their
bare backs Brectinridge gaining daily, and Douglas
There y two counties in tins state .ha. Governor
L@tcher cannot ind Douglas man In 10 make Commits
aouer OF Election.
RICHMOND, Va Oct. %, 1890
Ignorance and Folly Of TortAaw Editors aAous TIE Souh-
What Ne SouA wa Rod6ly Do, d.
The mary Idle and foolish ooujecturcs which
INDUCED In by Northern politicians and Northern editors
In reference to tho which VIII probably DO pursued
by the Southern people IN Lincoln and Hamn are
elected have induced particular pains TO ascer
tain what is most likely 10 be done.
learn that since the Pennsylvania election free inter
change views has been had among the leading of
all parties in the Southern states vital topic This
In personal conversation by frequent visits between such
persons, Of which have been noticed in the public
prDis The recen, visit OF Governor Letcaer of this
State 10 Maryland for consultation this subject
The discretion of prominea, men, taken
ect In hand displayed by the fact that such reckless
and thonghtless sgi,ators ~ WISE AMI Pryor,
and Ysncey and Rhett and Toombs and JET Davis
have been sedalously excluded from their coun
ses. It the programme determined upon, and
which VIII BIO certainly carried out, ana which is we'll
understood In every State south OF Mason and Dxons
line, Ia % follows
Most Of the Southern Legislatures assemble ordng
constitutional or legislative provisions OF each State Ia the
approaching months Of December or January and with
respect TO those which do not 80 convene Immediately
upon the fact of Mr. Lncons election being ascertAned
session will be called by executive proea
No warlike, hostile demonstration action viii be
attempted, and tine most sagacious Southern states
Of opinion that preparation for
nternecne hoetilities against the other seciien
of the Union win be necessary. Tho action Of
each state Legislature will be limited In reference to
this all important subject the passage Of brief law
Tor the Ascerinment by popular vote whether
The people Of such State desire TO secede from the CON
federacy, and such law viii also PROVIDE in case the
majority Of the people OF such State shall decide favor
Of secession for the election OF primary convention 10
enforce that ultimate right Of independent sovereignty,
and which State Convention VIII also appoint delegates TO
meet and confer with those States who may have de-
cided In favor OF TO insure harm ,nious
action You will perceive that by this mode the subject
w great measure, be taken out OF the hands Of as
tatpg aud demagoeuica politicians Time will be given
70 The North well 10 the South to reflect upon this
momentous crisis. unloas some foolish, halrbrained
youpg Of the South enthusiastic fanatics OF
North ehould hosilties In the meantime, OF
which there some CANCER At the Inauguration on the
ayer,ed II such Deity doomed unatcs from either sec
ton were prohibited from coming 70 Washington At the
the storm may possibly blow over without
prehensions and passions The South subsde NOT
tear ides Of March will be the beginning OF the end
OF our glorious Union The following may be considered
about HE substance oil the Anticipated legislative set
10 which refer
An &C, 70 ASCERTAIN the wishes Of the people Of the
State OF respect 10 the future thereof for
the maintenance OF us rights and protection Of ~ In
terests from aggressiou:-
be, and 10 hereby required forthwith 70 issue ex.
ecutve proclamation directing and prescribing polls 70
be opened 81 the usual places FOR holding general elec
toas the Of this state, the Slh OF
January next a. which the lawful qusded voters Of ths
state may then and there by ripd vote 70 be regis
tered by the officers Of such election. themselves
favor Of against tho secession OF this state rom
The conedcracy OF the United States said vote 70 be
pressed by nscreiug opposite 70 the name OF the voter
The words "seceesionN or "ann secession" a. the said
voter may direct Tho officers OF said election 10 be
duly qualified prescribed by The laws Of this sate 10
reference 10 other elections.
section Do II further, a., that shall be tho duty
n the officers Of said election, Immediately upon the
lose Of the polls, 81 the hour Of six r. r. Of said day.
said registers under their respective hands, and
~ rotlrn the forthwith 70 the Governor Of the
state Who small al the expiration Of twenty days After
said election issue his proclamation announcing the
result thereof and thereupon, majority OF tue voters
this STATE said polls sna have decided In favor Of
secession, shall be The duty OF said Governor forth
with by proclamation 70 convene the Legisaturs OF SAID
STATE adoption Of eecs the peaceful
separation Of this from the confoderacy upon Just
and equitable terms, with rcfcrence 10 the common
properly Of the States held In BY the present
federal government