, 1855-12-07
From the New York Herald.
The Efforts in Europe 10 Secure the Triumph Of
| AbOlitiOniSm in the United States.


AbOltiOniSm in The United States.
Very considerable sums of money arrived
in this country by the Pacific, and other
recent steamers, to be used at the coming
election in this Stnte and in other northern
latitudes. The triumph of the Allies at
Sebastopol has stimulated the governing
classes of Europe to assault the great works
OF the federal constitutional attempt, by
the aid of an alliance with the abolitonists
of this country, to overturn the government
Of the United States. We are in the
midst of fearful struggle, in which is en-
listed against us a band of political mad
men as fierce and relentless as were the
Jews at Calvary They have been gather
ing strength at home for twenty years, and
now, having fortified themselves by a strong
political organization, they have given the
signal to their European allies for an at
tack upon the constitution of the United
States. In obedience to this call, money
is flowing in from England and France.
Every sign betokens resolute and deter
mined effort to shatter in pieces what the
abolitionists term the Infamous conditions
and covenants Of the federal constitution"
Ever since the arrival Of Mrs. Stowe in
Europe, negotiations have been in progress
to procure money from that quarter to Sc
cure the triumph Of the abolitionists in the
United States. 1t will not be forgotten
that Mr.. Van Buren has been q long time
absent from his country. We are not pre-
pared to say that he has had u finger in
the pie, but our readers will not fail to OBJ
serve that during his stay on the other
side Of the water an entire change has been
made in parties on this. lie left his coun-
try with O whig, q democratic and aboli-
ton party he returned TO it with demo-
cratic and an anti-slavery party. Que of
his most intimate friends-Preston King
is at the head of the latter, exhorting the
old democracy to abandon the fields Of
their past triumphs, and to range them
selves under the pirate banners of abolition
ism.
These areremarkable condolences. They
are followed by the arrival Of large sums
of money, the sinews Of political as well as
physical wars.
We thus have new phase in the cleo
parties to the contests. Well may Know
Nothingism open its suspicious and jealous
eyes to European Intervention in our affairs
Our enemies are vigiant and confident
With the money of their coadjutors on the
other side Of the Atlantic, and their poiti-
cal organization on this-embracing, as
they hope and believe, the rank and file Of
the old whig party, the bogus Americans,
and the Van Buren, seceders from the de-
mocracy-the coalition is confident Of vic
tory-confdent that the Infamous part
nership," as they denominate the Union,
".between the freemen of the North and
the shareholders Of the South" will be for
ever dissolved.
Money from England and France in
American elections 1t is rot enough
that our transatlantic brethren have to
pay the expenses of gigantic contest with
Russia-that they are threatened by fam
inc in their own country-they are moved
to send to America their money and their
counsel to aid in the liberation Of the
blacks of the South All Europe enslaved,
with not Continental press that dare tell
the truth and vindicate the cause of popu-
lar rights-waging fierce war to destroy
the national independence of Russia, in or
der to secure supreme control in Western
Europe, and especially to enable the aris-
tocracy of England to recover their loosen
ed grasp upon power in that tcountry-they
find means, in pursuit of the same object,
to- send to the United States, with which
to break into fragments the federal con-
stitution.
The government of the Union is the
only remaining fortress which the people
have to defend the cause Of popular liberty.
That fortress is manned by freemen. III
cannot be invested, nor successfully assault
ed by an open enemy. HIf lost, it will be
lost by the treason Of its garrison; il sur
rendered, it will be surrendered by traitors
The American people have nothing to fear
from their enemies it is their friends that
now require watching What the armies
OF Europe cannot do, may be done in day
by American traitors. The cause Of popu-
lar liberty is now sought to be betrayed
the price is fixed, the plot is arranged, the
first installments have been paid, and every
steamer that shall visit our shores from
England will bring our abolition leaders
increased contributions to the internal fund.
Special Notice.