The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

the whole reluhe Is peace With tn excotion o. the
state Of Quay only one OF the who's iine'e
states when is opposed the constitution and
Ioace. .. . -. .,c..o., G, a ,oo hava |
becn alnltst unanimously In favor u tacon
Large mines Of are SAD . nave oees aus
covered a, rero Es, aea c eus
The Dia,io Is terribly worked up about the CAPTURE
Of tue Florida and gses az arace ueo ,hs
ueutrsty OF nations and on in,erratona' law &c
amosl nsinules cowsdce or the part o. captain .o..
Inns II also copies tue structures ana hsnu'ons VI 'uo
Comr.er des Il as Unts.
There have been arrivals from Dxc snce my isst.
Though several ApEio ebei vessels have arrived from
Today Is the Queens birthday, and it Ia being duly
celebrated,
spsnish Opinion OF MIR. LincoIn's Re
rr,s,.,os from lie ,Iss,s de la Marina Havana, Nov.
t 49, Tor the NEw YORK HERALD i.
The constant readers OF the Diari0 III understand tnas
the news 81 The re election OF Mr.. Iucln brought by
The slean e Eng which arrived this morning z IA Nov
y.rk ms not taken by surprise This rtsut navins
been ,oresecn by us having pronounced u emhen.y
logical con neither surprise, nor much less aappn,
ma, DC eus en Sor ,ns mat Jour Years
has heeu aga,ed throughout The exclusive ttrpry o
the Americas Union The re.ese, g. DIT ndaa
nable eyout Tor The deinitiye solution OF tlas
great crisis and the ul!erier usnst0sma,m 2,
and his Ius,rous companions The elevation Of ArCic
Ian 10 tue Presidential char was shat would really nave
| had n, san0cance--an event which would ntve pro.
dread no other result than postpone tho go uon OF
the problem or give Incomplete and hctNioas one,
40 that before lorg 1t would have beeu presented anew
npSer G pdi,Ions moro terrible.
ra IN ruth what would have been consequence
OF McCieIsns triumph A change 10 the pers.nne OF
,o RECOMMENDATION which possibly might satisfy the am
bop ot those who, fur years since, were deprived OF
S"hnc ooces The war nuguidly conducted, and there
fore win Iess probability OF speedy end the continua-
| lion or the M Notary crisis and, az most, me
realization o. new o, ' ssvarab,e soS
and aspiration OF the greatest optmists so.e
TO : new compTomse could Mcclellan have oeeh anie 70
l Of m IL.
Lincoln also devotes hms cit by more MEANS even
though his purpose be equally imprsctic.oo.
lincoln elected, tho situation Is clearer Every one
viii know what 10 expect Those OF tho South VIII
understaud there IL no hone other than 10 nsntns'
cra .s'' With Tits new and eloquent admcD,iuD, will
comprehend 10 their turn that half way and amnisn
and they will end they corslseus, by "a sing TIC
standard peace at all hazard they 90 no. wsn -
rasicals on their side flushed with their triumph, will
not be more prudent IN the new era opening peiose e
oTser 70 emple,e their work without knovug FOR what
they are wcrkingno ether, in ouf judgments shsn ae
n sarvss an prs,ex, ana banner FOR their political
aud military enterprises. In word, the reeiec'on
| Mr.. Lincoln ought 10 hasten the cad. arm,
for ne Souh rn cofederdy rather 90 the contrary
either much mistaken Or the thinking men VINO i've
planned triumph Of their "
seeing McCeiaa installed in tho White House na. wy
need not continue pess.iug in this series or cohectes
when perhaps near events explain Toe deep
Significance which groat act realized on tue ON ing
must have on the future Of tho neghb orng country we
know slrcady what tho FIRST Presidency Of Mr. Lincoln
has been God alone kLews what the second may nave
For the rest although unsuccessful, the Efforts made
BY the democratic party must net DC considered wnoy
lost aud neficacious. Tie manifestation Of toe city ol
New York against the candidacy and policy Of the Pesi
dent elect has been imposing aud viii not fail TO produce
sscs on 81 the Winning explains tho
victory as " Is we're decrss o. Tue pe'p ~
L 90 tberc
JsersoA Davis and that the integrity Of tire Union
IS % DO maintained as even admitting ,no h ma np
coed al the people Of the original United states ms
those who have remalned faithful and among thoss
the great metropolis OF the country who have protested
against ibis decree Under this aspect we Part wnicn
aud that OF secondary importance which ID reserved
for Il in futures sr !rom boiDx insgniaSan::
which was already foresecD It's realization should MOI
be considered triumph FOR the parsans Of the restore
t,on OF the American Union, defeat for the con-
fcderacy II is certainly great ssep towards tho soIu
iion OF dcuit problem and an advance In the path
WIN be wrought by their hands, consequence o
the present crisis in the nsshboring country
Governor curtin at che Predass ZEE.
! change.
Governor A. @. Curtin, OF Pennsylvania. visited tht
| Produce Exchange on Wednesday afternoon. The mem
bers Of the Exchange organized meeting IN bis hocc
to give him q formal reception. George 2, Crsgin wal
called upon to preside, and upon taking ths chair
appoQpcsa hs PrssscSs 8 .ns a!sngushed visitor HI
called upon Captain French 70 formally introduce tn'
Governor Of Tie Keystone State The Captain stated TIKI
pleasure 10 Afforded him Introduce Governor Curtin
and that by extending courtesy 70 the Governor Of shs
great state Of Penpsy var.A tie bonds Of tbs uuor
! states are cemeutcd.
Governor crR1S, ID reply, returned thanks FOR th
honor which the membss Of the Produce Exchange
bestowed upon him stated that the interest anu dos
tiny OF the great States o. New York and Pennsy von
are identical! and that they cannot bs closely unec
In every respect. Tho ces OF New York and Philade
phia closely united BY commercial intercourse ard
the great river OF pennsy vauia ses 10 New ors flows
through Pennsylvania and into the Chesapeake
| MayFtnc bonds OF union be perpetual srnons a. the
states and shei Individual interests he the interest
OF ALL He felt Ai home when Lie spoke pg the people
OF his own state representative min aud as the
representative OF Peunsyyanz be et al home speaking
thanks sgain for TIE warmth 0 Tho recertion sS,ended
| to him. and said he would now take his leave.
General HiRxN WAIRrbcs then caercd tho following
I resolutions which passed uusrlusously:-
Whereas experience bss demonstrated that psi 10 pro-
portion as you stimulate trade ara multiply nsimais
business rotations between the various see Toes OF the
ernmeni :nd the cause q oans,i,atcnai liberty; ind
whereas, 10 the sanse proportion tba, you encourage
s1ss sEysS snaS the a oc. Ssss s sHda
sss ss SsTa ss asss sR
Exchange, their lrst public meeting after orsuina
their and spacious sperlnens rendered necessary
By rapidly Increasing trade with tho Interior sud
our growing commerce with foreign States. unarincusy
l FesoNeIe i, ~ E,cs
fus-IhAt siuce the nfReut Necessities Of trade and
commerce fret Ted 70 the formation the pre- fede
raj constitution which bound the people OF The thirteen
original colonies into QUO grsat republic constituting the
American Unis n the members o. the New YORK PIodsce
Exchange express the earnest hope that the beDcent
blessings Of that ocnstuon may he again speedily re-
cosnizsd 10 every Part Of the Unon az they existed be
fore the present lnsrou glgsais rebellion WAS in.
| ausnrsiod.
SeeonfThst whoever attempts TO overthrow that sou.
sttution weaken s binding AUTHORITY over any sec
ton OF tho Union. 10 IN enemy 70 that trade ana com
merce which here rcpresent, and euerny 20 the
causs at c6hslitutiona vol regulated government on
which the haprsess and prosperity Of tue entire Amsri
cnn people depend. RLa 1e