The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-20 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20.

Lit the New York hernial of Commerce cf &prone
ber 25th there is an address from a Sondem monsbemt.
signing himself A North Carolinian," to the flew-
chants of the North, asking them what they abed
when they allow the election of Fiaworr to be talked
of as feasible, and whether they are aware of what
the citizens of the Slave States really Wend to do
in case of such a catastrophe. This gentleman's
"wisdom and moderation" are not exactly like those
shown in the proposition, or loudly cheered in South
Carolina, to march upon Washington and seise the
archives. He uses calm and decent language, and
betrays his sectional position chiefly by his innocent
aseemption that, in ease of antagonism, the North
must of mune yield, as it has always dens. Ia
final appeal to the pocket he al& be a Notion
man. He is a man of pease sad masseros, ribs NO
evidently ignore political 1111kinkles to the bet an
snot, and would writs min se lees a eosepablin
than sincere terror at the pupil of a rapture Went
cotton and shipping--• din-hoes which should In,
Were with tillage and expedallen. Such aan
should be listened to at each a Ilan lush a MAW
as his is more instructive than sent sided amnia.
tins of the hour. He asks his Illenheen oorrapen
dents whether, if they men to let Pinson he
elected, they imagine that the Haan will still he
preserved. He points out that no Ilenben Senn
mentativos were present, or were melted, at the
Convention which nominated Pontoon and he so-
dartakes to say that the South regards that nembr
tion as a blow aimed at their opinions, their hags,
and their interests. A response, Motile to the Booth,
came, he ear, from Mastachusetts and other Bastes
States, showing a wide.rpread enmity to institution
and principles which the South is reselvad to man-
lain. He asks whether anybody roeDy signets tast
fifteen independent sovereignties will eannit to be
"dragooned and insulted " (the Bonbon; plain for
outvoted) by nearly the whole North. He says that
few foreign nations ever hate one soother
so intensely as one motion of the Union now hates
the other ; and he takes the liberty of telling those
whom be is addressing that they are mainly answer-
able far this florae hatred entertained by the Beath.
He eanares then that the notion of dismiss is be.
coming popular in the South : be inspions then to
read the speeches of Kern. aid 11200211 that
marching on Weskiegtoo, addles, mosting was
a very large on. The young and the old, the rich
planter sod the 'merchant, the insehanic and the
labouring men (query, slave P) all loin in the sheet
for separatism in case FaIIIONT is elected." He im-
plores his correspondents to be amazed that this is ao
claptrap. It will be the worm far them if they
neglect the seriousness of the indication. "If Fla-
lIONT is elected the South will secede," he deduce,
He is not one who will stop at that dsclaratiso, which
is nothing sow. Complaining of the small effect it
sons to have in alarming New York sad bringing
down the tons of Northern newspapermen' goes on to
say how this seceding States will Saba the hat.
" It will be by South Carolina voting bold so, and
throwing open her ports to the talcie Nil,
Georgia robin Ms limped= of saapidsa mos
up." het se t sad just bum Os ballsa -mint
biomes lois!, and we tad 611111S111111 vas Ibsen* of
his address. 84 Sixteen States nut stale al inualbak
before action," ha says; and ha less ass Wave that
twelve would vote in laves. ef Uesseuin "—.ll osse•
mica" manias simply Ameba a President whom
the minority (in that sale) do astliks. The writs:
concludes by rewinding the momboate that their
exports amounted last year to some of 160,000,000
el dollars, and asking what will bonne of diem it
this commerce "crumbles into mist:

Iciest' part of whoa:um sow to fill up the odd gaps
in this statement, nor an it be seereary. The New :
York merchants do not need to be prompted to toy
What then ? " if two States skald "vote themselves
net," ore to nply that it Teets with the Unica at ,
Inge whether those two or say other States an pen
mined to mown It is ao question now whether or
aot some of the fifteen independent severelgaties
would prefer iPPJXOII2 to Bureaux for their federal
head ; sad the Northern men knew better that; say-
body could teach them that they or. sere of phooey
of exporb, area if the Booth maid sell its cotton
without their help—which It esetainly weld sot. ,
When the sine export of bay nearly equal', sad that
of gain and flour enaiderably exceeds, that of sot. I
tea, while the product' of the whole world pass la
and at el the Northern pens, se time seed be lest
in disown; the destiny of New York, if South Cs.
relies should, be • fine frelll7, " throw opse her
ports to all the weld." Tines particulars need mot
detain nay men Ski the New York amen%
yens the South in geared should show itself as
illogical us this on remounted. Bet if the
Northern sea do mad so answer, it moms
to se that see sleet inquiry will salles.
Will the remeastraat 'spina sew Gay &ate
ens coastintioaally repudiate say President
legally elected by the majority ? This is
the one esseatial pont. If they go farther they
might reansably inquire what the rebellious States
propos to de ant : for the majority have a right to
be nforseed what asighboor they are to have in ease
of essessiee. The world somas to aaticipan an
attempt at • military governmest : end if mob a
goverameat weld exceed then at all it would be
the Soothers actin of the Unica. The genius of
the North is oppored to It in emery way. But, it
mast be remembered, several of the Sian States
have ',costly ohm marked dleapprebatise of
MIMING et foreign tempest; sad Leakiest serially
exhibits gene sad more repugnant' to tbe seventies
of Cobs. Considering this, sad the clear meatilesto•
Clone of favour to FILIMONT is various Seathere else
thole, sad the growing disseminate of the largo
" issea-white" popelatios, and the embenem.
meet of " eseeriag" 'Dillies" of slaves is the
esidst el a struggle es their assont, it is
petty clear that ao attempt at a Seat&

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