The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

scutive authority the hands Of Lieutenant rsrncr
Clark who acts with The seoesscDists The pcpais- ua
oriiy far too eropg TO be resisted, and Governor -
viii probably retire 70 private life at an early On
leaving on record his protest against the revolution
lie has rejected IN his address to the pc ee
of the State on the course of action that
has caused the evacuation or the state oy the
United states troops. In this he has been very
unjust well unwise and the popui,.vo'ce has given
a approval TO what was don8.s Col. McCalioch's
at san Antonio, and that OF Gen Nichols, whoc,n-
Quoted the movements and goa,o al Brazos SANTA
GO have elected lener al appreciation II the latter
gentleman who, the old fellowship between
The Nor IN and the South stripes
oual salute at Brsss Santiago before permitting them
20 DC hauled down, and who conducted the cOroepon-
Gsroe 81 F)rt Blown with Capt Hill with degree Of mo
deiacp and kindness under Con siderable provocaton,
longs To conservative schcol, and Is Of great abb
htR which been hTst brought into action in
pubic hfe and bis extensive mercantile business and
sources give him much power. They place him in
the iii 81 rank ancpg The pubic mtn III the slate, and
hie administrative abilities will do !; gooi service
AuoDg the ycrpg meI-and particularly among the
that have volunteered in the service OF the state
there is strong disposition to cross the frontier mo
Mexico; but really conservative feeling guides the &C
the Convention the desires OF the youth
fu volunteers in this respect will be controlled Yet
Mexico much aarme, and is largely increasing ITS
forces All along the Rio GrnB6o lro
desire is generally attributed TO Governor Houston TO
prescrve Texas independent from all confederatoDs and
carry only his cid scheme Of separate iepnb
lie, but also hs Of Mexican conquest The
voice OF The People however is three to one for coniedc-
ston with The seeding South and nothing that has yet
appeared can change them RECOMMENDATION OF the
Uncn, far Texas Ia concerned is out OF the qucs
manufactured of beng told that slave State, she
inferior TO her equals IN the North, and OF the
vast torrent Of corTnp.on that has flowed from the pfac
lice Of government at washington
GAl,EsroS, March Is, 1861
Ne,c and important Commercial Movement BY No York
Merchants ~ the South-rhe New Eoyhern Tiyig and ITS
Epeets en- Country Large-7he Prese~f DsinteSwa
hon Of ths Unim De Permanentrhs True Policy tho.
Ought 10 BE- PSsaed W President Lincoln. &c.
Numerous circulars being Issued through the South
from uiac,uring and commercial firms New York,
announcing intention 70 establish houses aud mannfac
tories in the Confederate states as to supply their
toners NTH goods at the rate as heretofore with
out any increase from the tariffs.
this divorce Of the material interests Of the North
and the South may be seen the FIRST movements
towards equalization Of comnerco and industrial
pursuits ali over the country. There are 10 be
20 more great mercantile manufacturing empo
RUINS, whore scheme Of market embraces thirty
three four States Hostile tariffs divide these
INFO two and may ere long divide them into Dozen
different sections, each seeking industrial indepen
dcrce and the business which has been conducted by
large cities and vast establishments prohtlbly to ali
must now be conducted everywhere a smaller and
expensive scale
The pnktica movements will produce important and
din s.rons changes IN the condition growth OF society
II not provided against by timely wise leg sation
The great OF the ndustf ia population have
their employ ments pcatered and their gatherings around
Their homes sipaed by the necessity of removal and
ploy ment elsewhere except with oss and the
comfortably situated cassr MIST feel end
The evils Of the movement which mpovershes the labor
ing Class and amin shes the ne OF property.
Unless early action IS taken this evil and will in
magnitude and there is but stop
Let the Independence the Southern ccnfed racy
acknowledged and customs union between the North
the peen. cerangement prospective changes Of
ness and secure the Industrial interests u the people
North and South regardless Of the political changes that
light take place.
deceive 'benScivts into the belief That the
OF the Onion has ended with the
Of the seven Gull States and that ihee will early
cay desire 10 return u the Ur ion But all history and
/ philosophy tell that this is no, The process
Of dentc graiio begun is seldom stopped and
tonal decay governed by the laws that oily
material dissolution. The cohesive power OF the Union
destroyed and the border slave states the grea, North
west, the Pacific States. and New England itself
may begin 10 contemplate the path OF duty and in
terest as leading TO separation.
ment abandon at policy that be
occurred Then let customs union be proposed the
basis Of the German Zollvorein and the material inte
rests Of the country saved frcm revolution and scatter
lg which have oyertaken its political ones. II this is
done may secure the germ OF future reconsru ,tion
OF that political Union which long contributed to our
national greatness and which has received its NOR
| tel wound.