The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-02
THE WEEKLY SUN
SATURDAY, NOV. 4 1861.


4 ths s6arr.. and ticket q the conference com
-its>,s a the several Unicn organisation,
puhRsled In tho sus this mernins. The .d-
srs- b bsief, concise, aud vvishty. The con
sia~usicns urged are vital no, oaly to the pros
psriy, but to the vOry sxis'en'', n s'ci''y'
prp.sty snd industry in car city. and ought to
hs,. NO ned Il sanction ON the eniuent anil
ho-s.d nsrpes By which they srs backed.
fSe tieks, b liberal one, made M Of no per-
.,..l, sectional OF party PES or tools, bat en-
hr.oiae the bell and most popular eAndi'ats'
sar,.ay IN the field from every quarter fot
sAis vr.,cu, % ticket !, Is doubtless securs ct
v,oc-.,, hu, f,r certain oficss, the worst Pol,-
,;si.,. Of the city (And therefore Of 'he vofl }
ar, p-rsc.ily CO By their representatives, IN the
s-,d and vill q course sxosus, evcrv rceour,e
@srup,icp, fraud and pcliu:, tr'fic, 10 Sc
ere TIE plsces vhsre they can most sne'os'nly
snA pUdtHAly op.rs's in ccnnee ion -i'h Their
eori-e.rssss who remNin In tfice, 20 lone; hon
IN, her ruincu. leae q Po-r. Taey will
Nd ssh &c all, rcr perhaps for mcs', o; the a.
fe~. Thy ain 70 secure ai' tAey aoed, by
suscceins re re,
oas issss trssss'ed in tSs s'dre'', "a defined
- 70 oone Oat strongly in the pol lis OF This
cev. ynlsss . thorough change n va govern
-, esn 90 be effected. II se Iis,ake not,
Il bsis f,i- to belpne tbs IN a@inc, paste j
o.ssS a. N % VIZ distant CANVAS TT nunie'
nal o<Ho-rs ani ve thsrcf,rs b. 'r,H tp' a. S.
ri,-s rsiccsicz nos. I; u M se''fiins 70
q. rae q eur past pr'grsss "a 49," ana cor
rupssn. "ss are very ncA' tss Atns "1en ne
,,x,. ara assessments Of tbn ely cd7Do' Dc
IL Cfro.s the incoue Il prNp~ryJ snd Shsu
sur ascl ei,iisss viii ave " -ho5o bs'Wsen
s.huit-nr 70 q Jrs,isi,ss CO. s'sIi'0a Of thoir
h.-S-sArssa r~cp~r,y. or 1io'eibyJ resisting
a,h cv.rAse u?oa ,hsi- righ's."
n sen. rlAzSols, iId,ed. TO say that the
v,ry s-ossrea vii be 10 shrevl to carry the
v,s,-r &c his extreme, bat -in eouten, them
,s,u. Nth s1r,r Il ms-e limited booty. Bat
~ ssr.ndins history Of ohe a lspaviiy in
Assty tr uunper q ysar', lends no sncour-
sr--ea, svea 70 this disnd hcPs. Every
frusA catsags ps1ivsly Submitted 20 by our
hnss. lai too basy CITIZENS, hs served Only To
ssx.s freak .si.ei:y sEi arrcEslcs in the
inssss5is Plssdsrsp vito rrau.ize over the
hs~iisE s-u.ons,,lih untl the conviction
hn bssszs general AID psl,-fountei, that
thsre . - ocncsivsbls exeeS OF official license
Ct vhth asy VII - p or he Stepped, IL the
yr-sra, resiiss-ce or party divisi Of good
siEsI., in nasi;'Pd electors, shIl continle
uSaly, thsse Is nothing 10 li.io darker than
~ thoss hu and even toe oyen suggestions q
sc-s o. N. chief, in tho present ortcr Of things
We have bz: short snd rect roai before US,
70 eouci,io1 u ahiecs degradation or scsre
q eonvtlslo, Al EheA ayss % follow will shu3-
DIR with s0Hor.
Necessity ard ststesmanship GttfinE tho
Urper Hand.
Ths circular q Mr.. hEN'ttsGsR, Tho Coafci-
eAie sss:sia-y q the Trcas Try, =" TO tho Com
pissioners n tie Produce Ian, throws consid.
cradle light "a the financial difficulties whoa
already tbiclen around the rebdl on In r,ply
% the qu,sicnS whether in Consequence Of the
tcckade The government needed further loans
ard wteihe; the gOvsrnm' NJ viii aid The ri M.
e-i with lean on the growing crop. Mr.. MEN.
HIsdEE states that the government nccd. all
Ii. money !; can set, ard of co7rse lgtly ref 10.
70 advatse Treasury notes or NOISY on Tic
growing oyp.
We aequit the planters q all iroricll inteu.
ton in thus early turniag The tables on tn,
Richmond Government, and begging from th,
Psnsisuen who exist by their bounty. II sim.
ply stc~s that tho necessity which was long age
fres'en ha already brought the whole machine
d Soutben business and industry to q dead lock.
Great Ia Bankruptcy" says tho ern Scotch
sesayist; " Il brings to an end all shsms under
the sun" More than one southern statcsnan--
probably every one Of the few they have with
practical, business hsAss en- their shoulders
now feels this grim Genius staring him in the
face, ard sees already the beginning Of the
end. Ono Of them has even the candor and
nerve to admit 1t in most significant terms.
AT the Southern Commercial Convention held
Of hscon on the 18th ius, a series OF resolu.
hons was offered dad laid on dc tabLc, the OBJ
Jet d them bling as iOllows.-
i. To place discriminating duty OF 20 psr
cent: On all foreign goods imported into the
Coaieeers'e States through or for accoant Of
0. PNhcS' iof u p3Iiou OF Ten years.
Z. To place direct "income tax" upon all
sCthem exchange, or bills payable there, for q
similar period.
y. Recommending our Banks and merchants
70 make all our cotton produce bills acefp o.
payable in Europe, at least to the extent u on
TO eisn In plrtations.
These resolutions would have passed but 70
tho argument pat forward by Gen. Dur
GRmu-
That 10 pass them pould be 70 prolong n,
,oar, by making any adjustment wih tie Nor
'TposnCle, and Prtcsnt any TscOBStructiOD ofh
oemmcTcsdI and tiaanciai connections Jetpsen N
NsrA and SoEh. These views, suddenly pa
forward, bad great weight with the Convention
All doeato being cut OF by the nature Of the mo
lion with which Gen. DUFF GaEKS closed Tn
srguncnh tho 'duect trade resolutions" wer
tailed
Soeven DuFF GREEN, ths Sou.h Cit1lils
hre-ea.er, desires a reconstruction Of the Union
GaribRldi's Letter.
TIE people of America will read with a thri