The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22


Of s~ces<ios and disunioa a emedy for poll
teal evils, were sdop,ed-co-operation with the
secsding States was plcdsed--resoves were taken
90 briag the people into the plot by false alarm
Cor the safety Of their slave properfy-and a cor
spiraey wac entered into TO put me down, for which
purpose meetings we're To be held In all the
guards appointed IN each to pursue aud attack
me when | came home. All this work
w.s an full progress when | 60, home ~
has been ir,ed and decided, and abide the issue
The August elections have Tried, and decided
Il resisst the nulhiiers. Though nomiusily
counting thirty edd in the General Assembly.
yei IN reality. there is little more than one third
VI that Du nber actual nrllers ia favor OF the
iutions OF the last General Assembly-'n favor OF
nuillisa,ion, secession, and disuaioa As remedies
Tor poircal evils The rest are Union democrats,
deceived. and will come right OF themselves OF
the thirty odd pominaiy counted as anti. eaton.
there " not one elected by anti Benton democratis
strength Not one j make the declaration with
out qualification, and without the chance of con
tradicton from snv person, exec pt those who mads
poor Riich~ believe that there were not above
thirty IN the State that could be got To he Can
didaies for Benton. have examined the case a
Jeerson City, and an able TO say that ia every
stance IN whic an n Benton IN an was elected, he
got HE ee ciion ny n combustion with wings, or NJ
votes from Benton mel, under pledge 10 60 with
the msiority az the democracy. Further am
able 20 say that there is not one ei-cled--not Q
single one-in which the anti en.ons could be
driven TO a separate organization, To run ticket Of
their own, as they did In thus county and few
Others, in which they were not totally defeated,
and proved 10 he miserable minority. Further
sul | am able 10 say, that there Is MT a county
in the State IN which anu Il -nton Candidates caa
now he elected against me on aau- Benton demo-
cratic votes.
The appeal is decided and sustained, and have
no further interest IA ih- coness tnaa to execu-
ton done the condemned resolutions. All my
objects have been acco nplished. Tne people Ut
Missouri were walked up Ia sense of their dan
ger, The whole Union was walked up TO the dan
ger of disunion' NJ appe1l-my SIX moahs speak,
ing to the people OF Missouri d up the State
and all the States What would have been tho
condition Of the country if had not made tbs
stand did la Inc first place, the democratic
party, as party, would have gone the whole eng,h
OF the nuhc alton resolutions OF the last Gen elal
Assembly. They would have co operated with
the South. They would have sent delegates TO the
Nashville Convention All the alive States would
have been represented there. TIE Convention
would have renewed and prolonged lis sess ions-
would have acted the part Of u Congre5s-and
eventually he secession of the Southern States
would have operated itself, without the form atty
Of an open declaration and thea the liking Of the
secession line would have conmenced; and al
though il never could have crossed the Nj s,issippi
Iiver, yet the event would bave been sufficiently
calamtous when any part OF the Union stood out
IN open separation from the rest From all this my
appeal saved the country, 10y waking up the people
OF the whole Union, ana preventing the State
Of Missouri from co operating with the South, nd
being represented in the Nashville Convention.
The fate of party, political party, IS almost too
small an object 10 be considered in SD great a
catastrophe But vi hat would have bsea now the
condion az The democratic party ia Missouri. II l
he'd moi come to the rescue, and saved II from the
dagger before i'll Nulbhers had the management
of the paTy they had all the mesus of acting uDon
public opiuioH--judges, hank directors, presses,
members al Congress. aud of the General Assem-
bly,, and an organized band OF consprdtors 20 work
in concert They would have carried the party, as
parry, INTO null hiicaon, and that would nave been
its destruction Missouri could not be made ds.
union State The party would lave been ruined.
/ The wings would have taken The State, aud would
deserve 10 take VI against a disunon democratic
paTty. From this have saved the patty; and let
ehy rational man reflect upon the cOnssq fences IL
\ my conduct had be, different; II had been awsd
or BATTERED INTO silence; Or what Was worse, tdkea
what was called the SOU h-rn side Of the qie sion,
and became an instrument. under The resolu ion.
/ Of the General Assembly, in co operating with the
4 South.
! Anti Benton's Anti Benton party! A new mode
OF de sign atibg poiucal party, aud mDfe worthy of
| demons than at men. To Characterize party ny
their love tor n man, Their zeal IN his cause, aGf
devotion TO his sUccees-to give them IA. name,
on that account, ~ natural and common, ani may
be amiabl.. II not But for parry ID ch.r1c-
terize itself by ITS hatred IN and 90 con-e-
crate itself Ia bis obstruction, Ii not only atnral
and uncommon, but dlabohcal aud ni-tuul. Con-
spiracies sRanst a man are indict able aod punsh-
able at law theN are condemned by the moral
sense OF The community, aud by thu Religion Of all
nations. and This without ABy regard 10 tn cause
of the hatred and ct the cousliracyryer though IL
1 be against had man. who may have bad our
poses. But " heD m.n b md thrms-lvrs intn n par
] ~ -
constitute themselves his hitsrs, aud con sare hs
destruction, lot fer bad bat for good acs bee luse
he may stand in the way Of Their criminal desilns,
tht the iniqu'y ct ihrir designation brcomes afro
cious and revolving This the case with The
party IN thus Staie-l only speak OF th- conspirator
| par-wbioh styles tsei anti. Ben nn. u hates
Benton, ttcause II Cs1 neither seduce hlm. upr
deceive him, nor pen uGde HIM, no. scare nun.
INTO their Modification design~, and they coa-
/ sTired against hun 10 kin hun ell, with nrs and
/ defamation, because they knew that they coalt
not DC u with ruth. IN the o,tn field They have
! deceived msny gotd men-got many good nleu
into their ranks and 20 a4sume their deugu tiDn,
\ and even TO operate win hem IN puoic u,ret.
/ ines and IN the elocuons But all these d.
ceIyed citizens viii night Themselves They
will see that everything which told them ebort
the designs o. the oIsuni0nis's. last summer, IL
true aud thai even thing when the con-lir.tor-
hullIfiers sHit sgsInsi nie ~ falre Thes. Nv,
great facts being n, The deceived men will rsht
ihemselvrs. The CFc'lyers " ~ Re left alone The
real nulllhcahSn deuocIsis will be lett aole,
and alone they should forever stand haihsr
whiRs nor denucrats should affiliate ith them
Both paIliea w,i b. stronger, and cleaner, without
them. They were bu, uhuut a dOzen Ia the
last, General Assembly, and nhoat III nu nber
m this Most Of the Others are the bench or
~ the banks, and ia come notification presses.
There are but few b. sides Aud between "a stn
ard me, now aud forever. ] sy sgsin, q. std
Gree before. n high wall aud a deep d.tch! No
fellowship or communion wiIh them.
Compounds That was the wa'chwogs for the
Omnibus gultrsp: and u is the W ltchwuri Of the
e,lts led anti Ne Mons nov. They were Tor sac
mice before the election, and compfonise alter y.
They viii compromise upon any u4n bur B.oton;
that is 10 say, having faii,d 10 destroy him they
will buy him. give HIM Uli the Offices IN Missouri
as the purchase money. Well, the dc al was
ccnrTomtsf; He proposed to compgo misc wi,a
Chvitt, and offered him al The land In tn worii
Tie old serpent not owning foot Of a. 81. ~ th.
Compromise now offered by the anii-B .n'o1s;
tlty DO not own office ia Missouri, yet oif.r 10
EEL All Aud that is about the morality of all
r'tDises W religion or IoiiCs--gcufraly sacri-
re 81 princple for q selfish purpuse, im J1denls
clnaked with the preteXt ~ the public cool
The meeting IN 81 Lous--a uaion meeting b.
tween whEe aa Eullihefs. Those y no put thrm-
selves together. le' no man put Asundsr a mixed
meeting. 10 egicfee wings and whiggery. enfiag Ia
q coalition. aut wedding between the paues
Let them cay together We will make tn Wig
a bill 81 sale If ell the notification AM old softs
ant IL