The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
THE REFLECTION OF MR.. LINCOLN.
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! Deliberate Declaration Of the
Herth in Favsr Of Fsur
Years More Of War.
REQ ON STRUCTION.
The Chicago Democracy Denounced Is
Unworthy Of Southern Association.
Stephens, Brown and Boyce
Invited to Resign.
THE ARMING OF THE SLAVES
ARGUMENTS In FAVOR OF 1T.
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Stephens, Brown and Boyce
Invited to Resign.
THE ARMING OF THE SLAVES
ARGUMENTS In FAVOR OF 1T,
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ARGUMENTS IN FAVOR OF IT.
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The Reelection Of Mr.. LiMcoln.
HE IS NEITHER POOL NOR A PArKIor.
[From the Richmond Dispatch, Nov. ILL.,
eAs city yesterday the Of Abraham Liuoon
20 the Presidency OF the United States well known
szen Of fredericksburg the enemy liDes
below Richmond yesterday under nag Of truce was in.
Dermed by Yankee officer that Incolns election was
beyond adoust FACT accomplished. According to this
sdcers statement New Jersey aud Missouri
alone had gone for Mcclellan. Kentucky had not been
hoard from The state Of Maine gave Lnsoia majority
BY majority Of thirty eight thousand which had been
overcome By the vote Of the whole State This accords
with what Yankee pickes in front OF Petersburg told
sur men on Wednesday, They said Lincoln had been
elected and that might prepare ourselves for four
"a by result OF this election siuce only what We
have all expected. Had Lincoln allowed himself to have
Deem beaten be must have been other fool patriot
neither Of which friend foe
ever suspected him Of being.
FOUR YEARS MORE OF WAR NOT NECESSARILY THE
RESULT OF Mr.. LIECoLN'S RE.ELECrION.
From the Richmond Examiner, Nov. Ill
We believe that Abraham Lincoln Is chief magistrate
the ENEMY; s country for four years longer How he
perry called ap election, usurpation, q coup
|ea.-is the afair Of his subjects and no concern
o. ours. There he "; and along with him the whole
administration bent slaughter and con6scatiou
than and backed by the great interest hungry
speculation occupy ourselves with possible
fsvos OF tho defeated and disappointed party amongst
our enemies or the probable break own OF their uan
siAl resources with the chance resistance
arafts copepracies separate the Western States
psn and may not What We are Ger tain o. The real pre-
sent, Inevitable fact h that ths whole OF the material
sery q Is federal STATES ali are now firmly sr.sp.d And
wsded BY the hands OF those who have vowed 70 destroy
The Of
traitors. This % the "situaton" This 10 what have
sspscds The whole future Of our race and nation We
shrink from the conflict better were for and
y. enr never ~ oss1 Don sa,Ts 20
ennbilated and II better so. We are glad that there
: no room now for submission. submission would DO
would not save % one acre Of ground one right q
2s.snshp We party that has placed L,nooa At s bead
L.: ne 70 ~ a Hs:
Yankee nation has committed itsoif 70 the game Of
III or nothing; and so must We: The only question
sor us now Is, whether We shall call forth all the
age and manhood Of our race; 10 drive back tho
Ioal invaders Of our homes, and make them :xpiate
sAall ny ffom country, take false names, hide
shame in eli the ends Of the earth and "peep about to
: generation Of seris 10 beg shelter and employment
Prom Yankee and negro masters Such 10 the siterna-
But this remains TO DO said Although unsparing war,
carnage and conquest may be the design dream
Of thai nation and its rulers b! no means follows that
uve that there can bs Man proposes but does not alb
De.utsy dispose; and whether there can DO even one
other campaign depends not the present intentions
q any human being human government bus on events
which Of the Confederate States have quite as much
peAer 70 shape and determine our enemies have.
Strenuous determination 70 bring all enrolled
soldiers to their WILL even before this year OUT
q on safe SHORE from whence at may look
the absurd and atrocous Yankee nation going -
utter wreck 10 the storm y had conured up for Our Do
rrr ELECTION OF Mr. LINCOLN 4 DELIBERATE pscLA.
RATION IN Favor OF WAR.
From the Richmond Sen tinel, Nov l2l
There ID view 10 which the election or Lincoln
produces feelings of sadness and regret II s the official
Declaration Of great people that they will not only have
nant form; that ony viii they their strength
against Us for our ruin but they will practice those cru.
soothing 10 military efficiency that they will have
without those amenities which civilization enoins and
cha. in short they win have such war as Lincoln wages,
although inefficient, sooner than they will have more
vigorous ana enecve war; socn az the nonor OF atho.
prescribe to Mcclellan.
say 10 sad that the evil design entertained against
Attempted execution But perhaps this also Is for
good. despens and widens the gulf between us, and
Tenders certain by rendering failure
more dreadful and intoerable Every charred home
stead frosh warning TO our people that they must
hsver be conquered but must rather nshs forever The
SUM- 10 the fable, by its gentle Influences soon induced
she traveller to part with his cloak; while he answered
she more closely about him. These. perhaps, might
stand for Mcclellan aud Lincoln with their different rules
noe which US Of our enemy and rouses US to meet
him, 70 the seductions which might betray us TO our
Tae result Of The Presidential election is declaration Of
four years If such Lincoln Our enc.
Sss thus exhibit their dabocal spirit and the resou.
Sion which controls them. IL BY no means follows
that they viii be able 10 maintain the war for four years.
Or for one King George and his Parliament declared In
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our ens Their .1pres has
fed false reports OF victory and false assurances Of
speedy success Such arts may carry on election but
cannot sustain people under the trials and disappont
Il our business, however. to accept the enemy's de-
nance 40 comes Seward has told the people of Au
burn that the OF Lncons election will strike us
With dlsmay. How little no knows us, even yet That
proclamation q icrccous hate and determined will
be met with laughter courage and oftcr resolution
me blessing OF God, Lincoln shall find wide didcr
hay make war, but he cannst command submission and
70 nis resolve that his people shall employ their
that We are unressna Victims and thai We can awe
blows - we'll 40 receive them.
q our business for an indefinite period Ie oeI orsr
ees, QUE calculations our thoughts, all take that drec
\. Let Us not nO, ss s
only war. Let as prepare to give them wsr-vigoroui
ssd sustained war Let our generals cast their schemes
military establishment on the mos. solid and endun,
footing, Let our plans DO formed on policy tina
..-u nosvsnu out buenktn hnu yes Apply our Iul
ySor with shs greatest effect. Let us hav,
once wise economy u our resources o
ybatever kind, aid generous uberaity In employing
shem. tbs time for general revision, adjustment
apd amendment-a fresh starting point In the Lei
ds grid our ons anew, and calling upon God afresh, do
velopa nohler energy and lotisr spirit Let Con
gees now 10 session, SET the example. Dcspisng To,
petty cavilnm OF gsrruous deoaimers, and the morbid
cncss Of professional cynlcs, let the members address
tAsnsevss 70 subtasal facts rather than verbal dspuis
sons and prepare ths country new career Of heroic
lnsrton 70 behalf q our hbfrtlsa Now the time fol
W mec Of nagpanl0ow minds 70 step forward every.