The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

muon OF tns nonny 10 the law was la favor OF Its
general iroples and ong the EARLIEST to urgs
the osics Of its passage and the Injury done to the
sou by the delay The rsfural aocsp this PROPOSE
Ct the invaston Of question: q Sumsa ss. sus Wy
anly the objections which might rsaVorabIy have
been urged against the aubmissi,n Of these to
Northern jury ana which induced to oppose that
visop had no application TO Sou Jury which can
have no pssjndices to overcoms Ia this OF
the rights Of tne pares Bat not inch OF srou nd
yielded and determined no. to give INV assent to the
law II bed Of Procrustss ana ~ I'd NO wish 10
be shortened or length mad by rigid adaptation 10 IT,
trnd 1t place for Had the Northern S~naors been
lrm upon toe pont this ,ributs to great prnafp Ia
srweveu with the AraerisAn heart and Institutions
would have been secured requires but little exsrtio
to swim with ths current while he who opposes il ust
put orih all his strength ana tnsn may besoms It's
victim vet Popular feeling L. - powe, hard to resist,
to him who panders to It, and rot to him
who strives to mAirtan the constitutional right OF su
It's hands ais pol teal life and death This ia the c,ui
tion which Southern has had 20 ercoun ter
IL connection With this subject ard 1t precisely h.con
di,ion which he cannot wiz not do justice
10, ~hen the course Of MOI hsrn is In qusstios
not enough, with too many OF the Southern pp csns
that public from this rss States maintain firmly and
tho Union and stand ready TO meet the conseq u.ncss
sdyene rather than participate Ia their viola
nobrg unless every opinion Of ths South upon the gen
era question IL adopted and allegiance pro.
.ts'd 70 lne oeenrAnon tnss ssysry y the e'st cond
and net believing X VIII not profess It, from whatever
heb quarter abnoutosd th1k VIVA the sentiment Of
minept ezea vhose words Of power AMI rsdo have
often refounded through this hail. who was taken
TIE rervce OF lis country TO the universal reg ct OF
tte American p ope. His peculiar views rpm this gen
tra jsct and the flame OF mind with which hs regard
ed g. Indicated BY bis Genial OF the truth III the re-
eelved syiorn he jnsly callsd It, that "s men are
created free and equs par&phrsss OF one OF tie 10
contf able rights OF ted 10 the
Of our Independence Bat Mr.. Calhoun pronounced It
utterly true bscarr, among other obiections his
ssid Men not born. Inf<ui, are born The, rroy
be menu 1t may servs 70 reconcile to the unsqual
distribution Of intslsctusl power wbsr ~ lad that is
highest posessIcn ensures exemption from error ana
fron error, In tais osse would thnk 80 oby ousv
upt the rurface a. not to escape dseeon By the
beet irtteepoe 1t IL scarcely nscessa 10 say that
The word man, In the above connection IL employed asit
often and lssinatsly L. in It's genuine sigrif cation
vi bout reference 10 the varieties u Species sex are
Man that IL born Of o woman says the Book OF la
sprstion "is Of few dnys snc full Of txoube.n Toe In
fcel Who should undertake 70 cny the authsntioty OF
the Scriptures because the condition OF child Il here
mistaken for that of man, nigst ly be taught th
It Ia his own ignorancs, and not their sor which he ex
posce
Tie proper study Of maahiEd man. says the great
Enalsh didaste pcst But "a the study Of the human
family, And not any particular lEoa a II. This lesson
may teach M tbs elect Of suors sSetsmsnt upon the
vlssss asd sset N psxiss,s Of .-.-a SsllSi.asA
hvwyh V ~ oetsSnes " | es-s SE 7Si -.