The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03
The REVOLUTION.
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OONT1NU4O kNO0 bhsCS
:, ~o,e homeless becomes.'
sre am 20 cut shs problem Of secession non c sns
esisbl,shuent Of southern independence
vben the seceoed States shall suppcate for return TO
ne Unior ooerced back; while proposition ater
mSe white Sea tor Bslsr is besieged with whole
o. pager signed by petitioners not for the abolition Oh
slavery eu. for the Of the Union while "a
administration is stunned and paray zed, and Senat,
Hunter n proposing amendments for "a more perf,i
Union, the southern States are quietly seeding and
form g themselves Into an Independent Southern
fcasraey
Ne leading Of the Louisiana Convention have al
ready out the programme for her immediate
eioa and next week will this State legally of the
UDiop II is a eady arranged that the secedus States
shat snd delegates 70 general Convention Is be held at
Motgoery, Alabama before the 10Th OF February
next for the estau.ishuent OF ndepene0nt Southern
confeteacy the adopt "a Of The constitution of the uni
bed states and such acts OF heatc Congress- shall not
coudct With southern institutions ordinance will be
pas sed assembling together Congress for provisional
goverDmeh composed eli The preset Southern represen
lives ana Senators AEraay Ge~yia aud South Carolina
have .arh asponted distinguished citizens as commits
tle EuroRSs courts 10 procure the recognition
the d separa.e nationality Of the South
conieacracy undsr the tle VI The Untei States
sid be Tx wise empowered to act for
The oie- states and to procure aud negotiate for all
other cessary arrangements IN the establishment Of the
government ......... .....
IN n the rrcvocahe dissolution Of the Union may be
isced upon ttr uconTG and the establishment Of
S,utbe'n conie eracy as fixed and determined: Whd
'hore to prevent ity Taxing The matter IN its worst
iwht cnn the North muster force strong enough 70
co-,cehe secedm Estates back into the Unions Let Us
According careful analysis already made OF the
tatc Prerlep vote 1t appears that the whole number
Of sdases cast 47ios4s OF this number 1851 500
dase leaving l- anolop army proper 70 consist of only
LOG 04s II VIII barely BE- supposed that this force
could overcome the SOUTH. for tie conservative men OF
the Noruh coulo he made 10 tight az ,lnst US.
Wthout going INTO Nm examination Of the cause OF lie
CLIMATE separation the pnt OF the South, lot us take
phiiososh'cal ard statesmanke view Of the case
Throwing aside the taegcr question, disunion the IRE
prsssfeie conflict Sc and see n we can
sugpose that the territorial empire of these
Une Siats has become so large and uuweldy that the
orgna government Is found INA equae Ia administer 10
the ~ho'e without comm ting injustice TO ptrt-,s FOR
instance nrgeti The private claims and rights OF maj
viduas, &c snd that The several department. are sai
nccI 10 conduct the Affairs OF the people and govern
ment without grey. rs eg'ect-shoni there DC any op
position 70 es'ab ishmeotof an additional government
and woni IL not be Iyaon cal to deoy the people TINS
act OF usoey Viewing the case ia THIS light, which Is
the after all see treason in tue Tor nation
Of new government Under the constitution, any
than that OF Canada, which has its separate Parii
makes separate laws, and Is entirely sepa
government, except beng under the constitution of
Epgl,ld We wnuir still be republican democratic go
yernmeut-wonld sti be Gland of the free aud the
homo Of the brave and the Goddess of Liberty would
still be preserved intact IN all her purity and virtue,
without even the modern Eug ME addition OF hoops OF
cri. oIine.
have taken advantage Of lul of hostites-all
lou havrg been cut OF BY tee, aph between the
Nor'h and the south sn yesterday morning, and we
have hao nothing ny rail Tor the past three daysto send
You the brief statement OF facts learn To night thal
Missnspp which washed away ave :liles OF Ne track
of the Miss ssippl cent? al road Big Back swamp,
nino miles north OF Cation wh,h VIII take sesefa! days
10 replace. fhe fridge at Canton was also washed way
making break OF about $50 feet. The New Orleans
fra gong Mo- IN arrived yssteriay, Ut six J. NJ within
three hundred va OF tho Canton dspot but could pro-
further u The aood The passengers
detained IN the till i've r. NJ, aal wcee then
tax u az on tst RATS and hoated TO dry land tho
water beiog six 10 eight feet dccp on each side Of
the emba ..nt All tbs time hey were without food,
although they coIld uto the kitchen windows oil the
Canton Hotel at over quarter OF mlle on You may
expect mails for several days. shall s"nd this via
Mobile the od slow coach route which the only enc
open.
distinction is already made here between American
(Northcrn) ud foreign ships in the exploration Of cot
ton and ether rrouucc well as from other Southern
ports preference being given 10 British bottoms For
instance At Mobile cotton shipped in British vessels Tor
Liverpool commands penny sterling per pound while
in amer gn oihern) vessels IL 1871 TO I'D only VA,
0fere thus early showing that discrimination is al
ready made in the nationality between the republic
North and tho Southern republic that will soon b.
tnauguIated Eastern and Northern abolition shipownels
who talk 81 lending their money to coorce the south
had better look nome for hundreds Of letters OF
marque would be issued 70 prvateers the moment that
ct shah DE committed amounting to- declaration OF
upon tho Sodth The subject here is openly talked
OF the streets but this preference to British ships
over Yankee vessels is lesson in privateering whicn
they must already feel