New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
Mr.. LlNCoLS'S RE-ELECIioN;,
From rhe Richmond Examiner, nov H. n,
~ -, ~. ALrnhnm Lincoln IS u

Mr. LlNCOLSS RE-ELEClloN,
Ftop, The Richmond Examiner .'on =: Cb;.,
We believe that Abraham L,n. u',,s longer
Magistrate 81 tie eBem, COUNT yhetbef the transac
80 y; nsr, called an election or an usuf VI
ooup F,fdt- the affair o ms os a ,,;,b him the hole
esrn oi our more bent slaughter and con
~ i vsr and backed by the grea al In'e,
o.t hungry for new and n@Ie s -, occnpy ourselye,
,ai h. idle speculation for us 10 "oc"l', o,,
a"ea ~ sible revo. of the defeated ard dlssppolA,
al natfy amongst oar enemies, 81 n. 10 h,nee =,
-, ~ their financial resources VIII u. en.e ~
- resistance 10 drafts or contprhcles =" t'Poi''.
tbe Western Sta,cs--a those thugs are co'inse"'
md preearious may happen ana ui! lo.' io,,.h.
=, ~, ar, certain OF the zeal. present, MeNlihDc
-. IL tha, The whole Of the material resources toe
nrms the navy the arsenas the ilens"Is q, inr IT,
H ni STATES al are now hIW! kraSI'a a. ns 81
III. hands Of those who have vowed 10 destroy us' 20
sie our lands and houses "a heegar our children, ana
Land onr names forever as the names oil ieohs shu
! tr.itors This is the situation ibis Is Wpat we
L.xc now ~ deal with; and Oh the way IN which we
II ,a.nf \, depends the whole future Of our race ana
T1.or II We shrink from the conflict better Were II
II fr a. and ours that had never been born for-
,uuasey there IN no middle course for a. we must De
yctogs or must he nhilaed, and ~ - beibf so
We sre glad that neie II no room no" Tor submission
Suoniss ION would be but running 20 meet the shameful
doom ~ suiluCatiOn would NOT save ne one acre M
.rcG. q night al tiiiscnshp the parry thh' nas
ni79,1 lincoln al s head for another term IL not To be
cbestrd out Of Is prey by compromises or clemop
toy IL knows what u has statcd ana has couhted ui
what u means 40 VIII.
] ! - YANKEE nation ms NOU4tnlltu llsth " hn"'
OF al o. nothing. aud 81 must we. Tho only question
f,r US now ~ whether shall call forth al the ener
gies aud resources Of country all the courage and
manhood If 10 drive back the foul invaders oi
onr homes and make them exIate their crime with their
lOwn base blood whether VIC shall ny from orr ccuh'
ty take false IaHes lde shame IN the ends Oi the
earth and peep about 10 ind ourselves dishonofabIe
" graves or else remain as generation OF s.rfs y
beg shelter and employment from YANKEE and negro
masters. such is the alternative.
! Bu; fns remains 10 be said. Although unsparne
wnr oarnag and conquest may be the present design
or dream Of that nation and ts rulers II by no means
ol.ovs that there Ar 10 be four Year, more OF wal
W. Jo moi believe mat here can be- Man proposes
buf does not absolutely dispose aud whether there can
be other campaign depends not on TIE present
intentions Of any human bong OF human boyerbnsDi
but On which Of the Confederate States nave
l>,ue ~ much power shae and determine a. our
enemies have. strenuous determination now 10
bling 81 enrolled soldiers "a Their poet Vll even
before his wear is ou put us Gear ,hruugh tie bloody
delugo OF aud place us ON the ssfe shore rom
whence 10 Mas look on at the absurd and
atrocous Yankee nation going 10 utter wreck I'D TIC
s.cIm q bad conlnred up FOR our desirucu9h:
now THE ELECTION WAS CARRIED.
/ After ridiculing Mr.. Stewards Auburn speech,
The Examiner says:
Mr. Seward for his part cannot make up bic mind TO
occasion such Woe and dsmsy 20 al those excellent soy
ereipns by anv vote Of his. his cllow Of Au
burn NAV of course precisely ~ hoy please ne ~
an humble individual-but he will vote for Lincoln snd
johnson. These wcighty considerations urged b.!
seward TO justify bic vote would have seemed yer!
strange 10 any assembly Of American ctlen- such ~
We used 10 know them four wears ago What lhhnehco
they NAV have al present cannot vel Judge; nut
there il good reason believe that NJ. Seward and
Nj Lincoln do for 10 such Arguments
potent they may BE-. There II ether eiectonsefihg
machinery
lie ,ame newspaper which brngs n Seward
speech introduces us into certain buiinne m Now
York and exhibits the dispositions there made 10 m@n
sge the campaign IN llncoius own way. u = butffs
lhealauarfcrp " The General and MA staI occupy
twelve roovis the first hoor Three Of the rooms
used Offices for She numerous stah so'rtihrcs ana
orderlie, In the central Office IL tec,-Rphc nsifu
mont The wires from which connect Win tic War De
partu.rnt 1T Washington with every cs aud town Ia
,h- State III keN York. and With every pole. station
ouhe in the city There site Benjamin Butler IN The
center Of his web Of tclegr pm VIE hso h'Qstcd spa
d~r. Woe To the CoPrcrhend OF RAIDER or seecsh s,m
patAiIer. who should come Hltn The ken That dhy OF
lie wnichfu guardian Of the best interests OF humnhii
and civilization.
These angements w apprctend indicate the exist
eaoc ~ much e1cicDt machinery than ever Nj.
seward paerna speeches for 20 guiding The election
thai fhe Cham Tartary himself TIE ey Of Irpoli.
scarcely be for the result The Emperor az
CHINA will assa bis I6epngs with fresh hope and
spirit and for the Car of Russia he viii feel that
another nail Is driven into he coffin ol fo!nnd-that
mortal blow Is struck at e!ar'crImeni and national
right aud he will hail from aar his irusfy and vol
beloved brother Abraham
Mr. Seward like every oilcr hboli'.onls, predicts
thst the Confederate. VIII immediate. y lay down her
a.iLs Oh hearing Of IucOlns election He has even
settled almost nc very form IN which Trey viii come to
tender their submission and communicates II a. he
NJ ghbors Of Auburn IA these words Father hhrg-
ham have sinucd before Tod and against our br.tl-
ren. We repent OuI error. We dirtIoW and on'r up
the traitors who have led NJ nio crime. Extend your
protection over as, and give ~ once more peace and
communion with YOU al sltas sud Gses!dc' ." And
this was received according 10 TIE report with pro-
llOn4ea end Sshtsem cLe,r.
Tomorrow We shsll know Whist success hat attended
Mr. LiBcOlns own way" al mans ging hit campaigns
but have ,sry little doubt that the result viii Dc one
upon which all 1atulgio r friend. the I'm
peror OF China, well ~ the Giend Signor aud tie
shah q, Persia.
| CONFEDERATE STATES CONGREsS.
SENATE.
| 1HuHsnAY Nov. 10, lsoi
The Senate met at ~ O'Clock m. Mr.. Hun
ter OF Virginia ia the chair. Prayer by he Rev. T.
| V. Moore OF the PIcsbj terrain church
Ok AMAZON OF I'M Mbi'AL DIrARNfNT OF TIE
| ARMY.
| Mr.. GarsnG. Of Arkansas. pre,entod communities
ton j. o. Hooper. President OF the Army Surgical
Board Of the Department OF the Trans Mississippi. Tela
tive tbs perfect organization OF the medical de-
partmeni Of the amy DR. Hooper recommends, a. q
means retaining IgeOng Of ability IA tue army that
al surgeons who been IN tho service two years be
given The rank. pay. &C.. ~ Colonies those who have
been in less tan two year the anl pay Ac oi Lieu
tcBanC 0Oncs and assistant surgeons. The rank pay.
Ac oi MNDIs
The communication referred 10 the COMMITTEE on
Military Affairs.
Mr. Sparrow Of Louisiana Introduced the following.
which read:
a bill TO extend The assessment o! yiiCcs for the
al IN, to MI citizens Of the Coufs derate States
h,fcas Thr deprccis'ion o. currency is IN crest
pIOdced by the c1tJ ton OF lO,o who cell the
Of lie AID whereas such depreciation u runpus
to toncders5 aud 10 the means Of proceeding III. war
thor Tor. tc Cone.. Of the CoH:cdeI.e s-ies 81 America
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